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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
ttnfere farbigen @aterlanOs.
Scrtbcioi9er.

aiir5lid traf bas aus Sarbioen be-
ltebenoe 8. Sapallerie=3egiment aus
Sort &obinlOn in Chattanooga, Senn.,
elm uno Die Farbiee geptlteruna Der
Staot peranitaltete Seiili6feiten gu
gbren Der Gaiiengenoilen, nobel Der
yranntmein in StrOmen floB. gpas
peiter folgte. Miro tpie folgt beribtet:
Die Sruppen batten Den 9rDBtea
3btil oes Saees uno gbenbs our6Qe=
Se6t nnb Inn Mitiernadt tpar mp6l
tein ein5lger oerlelben mebr nii6tern.
&urs na6 Mitternadt fam es Damn gu
mOroeril9en 9lusidreitllneen. 9ie
3ruppen paren aIe tbeiltueile bemalf=
net; lie fiibrten ibre 3ebplper, Seiten=
aepebre uno gefiillte gatronenonrtel
bel li6. Cine @ruppe berielben ItieB
auf einen Bolisei Batrolua9en, ben
he aufsubalten iu1ten. @tma 80
S6ilne fielen, Der Maaen enttam stpar
nod benz @ountn= GefdnoniB, aber Der
Die Jtone lentenoe Bolisiit purbe burt)
eine &ugel idmerslid psrmunbet unb
Slpei Der Nrreltanten in Dem Wa9en,
@bas. Sarmon uno gilbert sSones,
our9 &uaeln tobt nieoergeitreft. Sie
Poli5el, psl9e balo 5ur Stele fam.
mar ben berauihten uno tpiitbenoen
eapalerllten ge9eniiber mabtlos; es ee=
lang ibr tpeber einen Der Morbbuben
gu nerbaften, nod Die 2eute 81 berubi=
gen. Spdter berbaftete Die polisei
einen beIoffenen @apalleriiten bonn 10.
&egiment uno bies fam ieinen farbi=
gen Gomeraoer gu Sbren. Ser 8er=
baftete, Elm Geiisr giamens 0uoIon,
mar in Der Sail untergebra9t iporben,
uno nab oieier Sogen nun bic ipiitben=
ben farbigen Morobuben. aefolgt bon
elmer Wenge farbiger gipiliiten, i'm
ben Gameraoen Su befreien. eyn oie-
fem Woment fam Gapitdn @iIbreatb
nit elmer Geitertruppe bonn 9. Gegi-
ifleltft Der bon Der polisei um Diilfe an
ge9angen mar, CUR Gtelle unb trieb Die
Worbbuben su paaren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
3iffe her fGbtii9en 8camten.
Wer jebt Spanier lit, mmb es
tIeiben.

Sole peiaoa uno Srancisco 2opes,
stpei Spanier, melde Dor &i1ter goben
in Neiu Yorf um Nufnabme als giir=
ger nahfubten, muroen suriif9eluieien.
geieoa, elm Mai6inilt, erfldrte, er iei
lett L Sabren i'm 2anoe unb babe idon
1889 feline erfen Yapiere erbalten. Ser
Gidter ertldrte: vGs tbut mir leio,
aber ,t CLAUDE nidt. oab id sic pailiren
lahen fam. Seftion 2l71 Der Gepioir=
ter Statuten i6reibt Dor. baB fein 9ln=
9eb0ri9er zines 2anoes. oas nit Den
Der. Staaten I'M 3rieae lieet, elm giir,
ger oieies 2anbes lperben fann." pe=
faoa sina febr nieoerseidlagen aus ben,
@erihtslaal. gr iaste, er boffe, baB
Der Grieg balo poriiber iein meroe, 70
bob er feline ipanii9e Staatsanaeb0rie-
felt ableaen tonne. 2ope3 bebauptete,
er lei suar in Spanien eeboren, aber
in gmerifa als Nmerifaner aufgesoaen
tporoen. &idter Goben ia0te: ,0iel=
leidt m0dten sic tein ipaniiher Inter
than Iein, aber leioer Iino Sic es. Wann
erbielten lie eSbre eriten gapiere?"
SD fam i'm Sabre 1884 bieber uno
ertldrte 1887 unter Gio meine Mbfht,
ameritantider giirger Su mernen. "
vSroboem tann i6 sic ni6t 8lreer
meroen laIien. @s miiroe 9egen bas
@eieB perltoBen." 9lnb 2opes aing,
ben Ropf bdnQeno, binaus. Seftion
2l7l Der &epioirten Statuten be9innt
fpl9enoermaBen: vGein Nusldnoer, Der
Elm 8iirger. ober llntertban, poer Nnee=
bOriger eines Sanoes, etnes Staates
ooer elmer Souberdnitdt lit, Die sur 3eit
Der 9lpplifation nit ben Ser. Staaten
inn Rrieg liegt. ioa oann CUR 9iirgidaft
Der gereiniaten Staaten sugelailen
weroen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
Gans Sbne syraae.

gtne ausgeseid)nete unb unld6sS
bare Webisit nm 6uiten, Soeiferfeit uno
@rfaltnng sn furirerL it Or. gua's
Dnifen Syrup. Serr Sas. SsabHelb,
$50 Belf ct, g. y. GitD behauptct
bies alth. Gr idjreibt: ugr. 8nll's
9aiftn SDrup tit bic aIlerbeife Webis
sin fur Sulfenk Grfdlti,ng unb Neiiers
tett, itnb I'd, empfeble i'm mann ih
fann." Or. Bulrs Dul1en Gprip
tpirb iiberall fir 25 Gents perfauft.
Wan bilte I'D, Dor Tahnhmunaen,
nidtS fcmmf bem ddten sleid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
8ebn5irte Yreiie nnb berl9iebrmem
Pnnftcm all orn YcnniBlnamia
0inien.

gsou ben Eenniploafia 2inien iperoen grsurTpneu.
1iefets perfanft ipte unten augegebeu Wenn aud bic
STcuronen jur ote Veriammlungen perifieoener Orr
ben peranaltet nh. 10 fam bod trgeno eine beebqe
periDn Eicfets faueu
9tatb 9telp Orleans, Ga. ON g. I. uno s. Waai suin
8enbe Der .. y. 8. Glfs. Sidets ent iiir Is 1ase
49,, -. 20 nnb 2l. mtai 9idst sir 2Idfabrt lit
siltig big nnb nit Stunt ouIdBh 6er .4resbpteriam
General Aiiemblp@.
stat Gapton g.. an 23 unb "a. S1tai ausi6lteBlid
eoH Staftonen ~ D9iO, anldBli9 ber 3niamneuianft
ber panlgbs Of YptbiaS Granb Spbqe Of CboA; Qilta
3ur 9tidfabrt bis inn nit 26. Msai
Jlob Columbus, o., ON "a unb 25. Mai auldbIid3
Der Gtaats eonpentonen Der pNeople8 Yartp4 .aibes
raj Yartp4 nnb rSilper Repnblieanss nlr fir Chic
0tittq 3ur Wndfebr bis lno nit beIt 26 Wtoi.
gia3 NaperoilIe garf, Sa (gurIingtpn gorf, nahe
gbiea9pl ait 23 a. 27 uno 28 Wtat fiir Bic as0hr.
iidf Wsfiamnllnng osnder gaptiitsn@ 6ut sur @iits
ttef nis niie mt Dem 81 "a SnH NIT fps8eer erlanbniB
ssadl Dallas, Ger, am Il. nnb Y. SUM- anIdBIib
GiItis bis unb nit osm % SuHl
saaG Columbus, O., am 10. nnb IA. Suni gHIta snr
State snnoap eGOOi euMoentioas. sur FIR Sta.
tipnen in Dbip.
slotb DIT. gernom o., am I3 unb Ia. c,uni, odltid
our Hiidfabrt big uIIo NIT bem II. Suni ans &niaB
oss sStats " y; ~ ~ gneapment" GgsurEous.stateu
Dad Tpsebo, o., am is. unb le, Stunt aiiitia AIR
aadfebr bts uuo nit bem 20 Juni anlaBli6 ber
sunitso Brethren N Gbrs5t Gburb Duung @epplss
Wiennial Contention.
had gonispiae sp., am TO- nub 20 auni, anldBIicb
be- yJr AZ Y. " ". NatDnal GnunriI mteetiigs
GuItig bt8 nno nit benz IS. SuHt
N19 HenuSfielb 81. an a. unb 2S guni, aeirasnf.
l9 oer r&tate 9brifttnn Gnbeapor GcnDeniicnA Nur
init n<H /. Suit
0o4 4utin,1ai D.. am 28 ilub 70. SHni ouIdBIim
osS @fat 4ed4er$ Mfosiaftou NfeesinQ~ 8hsr TIT |
@totlonsn pbl0s @ndfabrf bis nlIb mi BEN 2 9ult
aA a2aigiaatea, 3, g, "a. s. 4. i Nib 4 spsE,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05

Grimm Debiter Caid,enmorterbud,
y Snem SrO6arf e'rSansf 81 benz nbrissn preii BON
25 Gents in oiQier Office.
Das hefr $40 Seiten aar Nsrfdsn entbdlt au6sr sen
OoO sortsr uma0enben gB0rertu ein elite SET unreae<
mabtgen wbrer bebr spaaen cine 9ammna ppu 8rifftu
nno Gslprddsn unb tint 0la6= unb gtpidtstabeuf
selr lfRsn saRlrfi4ta gtftuauotn sntesssn
BsobaaBtsr paabliJhfso Qo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
QDrgpeiier mad Waibinston, 8. g..
frei berianbt On 3ebrer unb
9purii1eu.

Detielbe entbdlt beipHbere Mn8funft dber WIdbe
ppu Jntereis, ene DDAftdn6tQe unt umjoNenbe H0u6.
farte bes nationQlfn Qapitoi4 8et Dtr abfabrt Der
1nr9aeben6eH 8hgt no6 @0fbiu8fon iber bic penns
ippauio $bDrt Aiue& ui1 rebi3}rft Gnteu Hber bite
3dmmIln9 TN Suft @erdbe ba1 Ding Ihr 2kbrer uflb
lt0eMD 3tnlQnb btf n0tb aBaitjuotpn rejfn ipG III
brfiItt 81 g. Dtnon 4i 4ifEritl @6}Id9ser Ngeat 4fifs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
gu6Iens Mrmifa gaIbe.

Die bette Galbe in Der gDelt fir
Sdnittmunoen, Gef6piire, SalsfluB,
6ieberiuunoen, Musf6lag, aifgeiprun-
gene 9dnbe, JrDifbeulen, 6ibneraugen
unb alle 0autausf6Idge, fotpie fie Be-
fimmt 0dlnorrbDiben beilt. Sic iDirb
garantirt, bic beffe 3ufriebenbeit 3r Qe-
ben, Dber bas geIo iDirb 3lriidge9eben.
greis IS Gents per GdaAtsI BET s. g.
Miller Il GDbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05

ssn Stem Oprt purbe am Mittpoh
Der erHe Sabrestaa Der formation bon
8roB Nem Oorf gefeiert.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
Cotton Picking.

The prices being paid for cot
ton picking this year are the low
est on record-33t cents per hum
dred near the towns and 25 and
80 cents in the country. Although
there seems to be general scar
city of labor, there has not been
a great deal of complaint. Even
at these prices, the pickers are
able to make more money per day
than at almost any other labor
they can get, and after all, con-
sidering the market value of the
lint, %, 80 and 334 cents per
hundred for picking are a pretty
fair divide. .-Yorkville Enquirer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28

At Orangeburg last week jury
found James Hoover guilty of
involuntary manslaughter, and he
was given sentence of two years.
Hoover is small victim of his
own carelessness. He is about IL
years old. While playing with
some small friends, last winter,
he made a playful threat to shoot;
his gun went OFF course, he
didn't know it was loaded-and
killed one Rosa Green, a girl of
about his own age. Judge Benet
promised him if his conduct was
good his pardon would be asked
or after one year.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28

Some of our State exchanges
announce that ex-Marshal John
p Hunter of Lancaster, is a can
didate for the Office of Superin-
tendent of the State penltentiary.
This is a mistake. Capt Hunter
has been solicited by his numerous
friends in this county and has re-
ceived letters from friends In
different parts of the State asking
him to become u candidate but he
has never yet given his consent,
and probably will not, to enter
the race. His interests are here,
his lifelong friends are here, and
it will require great deal OF
persuasion to get HIM to accept
another office the duties of which
would require change of resi-
dence from old Lancaster.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28

Senator Tillmau, we observe,
is expected to "cheer" the men,
bers of the Rlchland Agricultural
Society by giving his experience
as n farmer. There is much in
the senator's career to encourage
the unsuccessful farmer-to en-
gage IN politics. UnhappiIy, how
evel, the supply of cottontots ex-
ceeds the supply of governorships
and senatorships, and as meas
ure of general relief the following
of tho senator's example cannot
avail. The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
THE HOARY LOTHARIO OF
THESE PRESENT
DAYS.
Is Artful Tom Mackey, Husband
of Women-One Guileless
Maid Retains Her Trust
in Thomas Still.

Philadelphia, Sept 24.-Ex-
Circuit Judge Thomas j Mackey
of South Carolina, who was ar
rested on Wednesday by Detect
ives Bond and Murray on war
rant charging him with bigamy,
was turned over to Sheriff Samuel
g Young of Jefferson county, w
Va, today and taken to Charles.
ton for trial.
Mr. Mackey said he was anxiou.
to 60 south, as he could prove in
4 short time that his first marriage
was illegal. Col George A Por-
ter6eld, father of the young wo-
man who is now Mackey's wife,
arrived here last night and &C
companied his daughter home to-
day. Col PorterfeId was willing,
he said, to withdraw the charges
of bigamy against Col Mackey,
but that the prosecuting attorney
of Jefferson county was pushing
the case.
He, however. is determined
that his daughter shall leave
Mackey. Judge Mackey declares
he is willing and ready to meet
his accusers in court His wife,
who is % years old, seems to be
very much devoted to her aged
husband. The Judge was served
today with divorce papers by an
attorney in behalf of Sarah Cur
tbs, his first wife, formerly of
New York.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28

The State extends a hearty
welcome home to the First regi-
ment, South Carolina Volunteers
and takes this occasion to say that
it recognizes as wholly natural
and proper the desire of the regi-
ment to be disbanded now that
the war is over. These soldiers
enlisted TO fight, and when the
time for fighting had passed they
wanted to come home again. That
is privilege which the editor of
The State himself exercised a short
time ago, and it is reasonable
one. Men make sacrifices in war
of business interests and personal
comfort which no one has the
right to expect of them in peace.
Where there Is no demand for
service there is no obligation to
give service. Again we welcome
the First, first in war and first in
peace!-The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28

With plenty of corn, pigs, bay,
etc. on hand, the country 10 in
rather a better position to stand
t cents cotton than it was four
years ago. Then, although cot
ton sold at starvation prices, the
country did not have much else,
and, comparatively speaking,
there was not much of that. Up
on the whole, we have been in
rather worse shape. -Yorkville
Enquirer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
MISS DAVIS'S FUNERAL.
Fifty Thousand People in Hol
lywood and all Business
Suspended.

Richmond, Va Sept 23.-Miss
Winnie Davis's body was buried
in Hollywood this afternoon.
Fifty thousand people crowded
the cemetery. All business was
suspended in the city and all bells
tolled during the services.
There were floral tributes from
nearly every State. Charlesto n
sen Palmetto tree and it was
planted at the head of the grave
to shade it. No such funeral has
ever been seen in the South.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
LII Turner of Co Fl lat 6 e

l. l. Turner, of Co H., 1st S G.
Regt., died in Columbia Sunday
afternoon very suddenly from
heart failure. He had procured
a furlough and was to have gone
to his home in Greenville that
morning but missed the train. He
returned to camp and during the
afternoon fell dead.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
Improve the Militia.

Gov Bloxham, of Florida, has
requested Gov Ellerbe to send
delegates to convention to be
held at Tampa on Feb 8, 1899.
The object of the convention will
be to discuss aud suggest methods
for placing state troops on the
most effective basis. Gov Ellerbe
will appoint delegates. =
DIR. Niles NERVE PLAsrxBs euro RIIEUllA-
TIsM. WEAK BACKS, At druggists, only &c.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
The Gill Mystery.

Bridgeport, Conn, Sept 25.-
A search of Nancy Guilford's $
house today settled beyond a
doubt that Emma Gill died there,
and it was also learned that her
death took place Sunday, the 11th
inst. Several ipcriminating ar
ticles belonging to Mrs GuiIford
were found in the search of the
premises.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
al so PER ANNUM.
Local NJ atters.


MIR w p Caskey attended the
meeting of the State Democratic
Executive committee which was
held in Colum bia last Friday.
Bethel Presbytery convened
at Blackstook yesterday.
Mr. John Wallace of the
Jacksonham neighborhood lost
daughter of fever last Monday
afternoon. She was about ten
years of age.
Cotton brought 4 80 on this
market yesterday. There was
something over 100 bales sold.
The new ad of the Farmers
Banking and Mercantile Co.. will
inter est ever farmer who has cot
ton to sell. Read it.
Miss Helen Connors, of Lam
caster, the accomplished daughter
of the editor of the Review, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Helen
Tompkins.-Rock Hill Herald.
Mrs mem j Hyatt came to
Rock Hill Wednesday, when Mr..
Caveny, Clerk, paid her 81, ,000.,
the amount due her by the Wood
men of tie World, on account of
the death of her husband. Her
aid.
Miss Lou Wright, daughter
of VIM Wright, aged about 90
years, died st her fathers home,
near Tradesville, last Wednesday
night of white swelling. The re-
mains were inferred ut Union Hill
Baptist church in Chesterfield
county, on Thursday.
Found 2 A key ring with two
keys on it. Call at this Office.
MIR and Mrs j NJ Hood:went
over to Fishing Creek last Friday
to attend the funeral of Mrs w
Cloud Hicklin, a close relative of
the latter who died at the John
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore,
where she had been under treat
ment for month or more, last
Wednesday night.
The Synod of South Caro-
lima will convene at this place
October 18th, at 8 o'clock p m.
Rev MIR Sprunt. the retiring
moderator will preach the open
ing sermon. Arrangements are
being made for the entertainment
Of the synod.
DIR. w. II. Wakefield, of
Charlotte, N. c., will he in Lam
caster at Cunningham hotel on
Friday, Oct 7th for this one day.
His practice is limited to Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat.
-Messrs w NJ Carnes, w b
Plyler and Fronts Funderburk
went to Charleston today. Several
of our townsinen also went down
on the excursion.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
PARNERy BANKING 4 NERC|\I|LE CD,
Dispenser Brock Dead.

Special to The State.
Cheraw, Sept "a. Mr. Charles
A Brock, the dispenser for the
Cheraw dispensary, dropped dead
at 2 o'clock today while in the
discharge of his duties. The
cause of his death is supposed to
have been applexy. He was for
many years a prominent merchant
in this place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
GET OUT QUICK SAY GREAT
POWERS.
England, Russia, France and Italy
After Turkey.

Rome, Sept 24.-Within "a
hours Great Britain, Russia,
France and Italy will append their
signatures to an agreement for
the pacifcatiun Of the island of
Crete, including plan for coer-
cion of the sultan into submission.
The scheme has been drafted for
some time, but its enforcem ent
was delayed to invite the parti
cipation of Germany, which
country declined.
At the beginning Of the week
the four powers will send an ulti-
matum to the sultan of Turkey
summoning him To accept the pro-
ject and informing him that unless
he does so measures will be taken
to force his compliance.
The powers have irrevocably
decided to settle the Cretan ques.
ton Immediately, and will not
hesitate to send their feets to the
Dardanelles and beyond, if nec-
essary.
"Bob" Taylor Very Ill.
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept "a.
Governor Bob Taylor is critically
i'll. His condition is alarming.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
neaatx \. ninoa neep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
,eauty without IL. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
hc clean your blood and keep il clean, by
tirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
,anish pimples,, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that siekiy bilious complexion by taking
Cascsrets, beauty for ten cents. An drug
gists. satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, Soc.
Or. MfIsr FsSs Pylss are guaranteed tostsx
HeN1Ncke In % minutes. "One cent dose"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
Chester's Auditor Dead.

Chester, Sept 14.-Auditor w
nj Corkhill died here this morn
ing from stomach troubles.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28
IHE PEOPLE ARE WITH us.
They Are SHOWING Their LOYALTY.
WE ARE SELLING MORE GOODS Than
ALL OF THE TOWN PUT TOGETHER.

There is no use of taking the boys off and hav
ing quiet talk with them. You can't change
them; they are going to support their own cause.
WHY, We have got the best COTTON MAR
KET in the State. Who said 50 ? Why, ev
erybody, and what do you suppose caused it ?
Did You ever have it before ? MO! WHY,
We are the milk in the Cocoanut." To Us
is the praise due. We are fighting for the
farmers of old Lancaster. Show your app"ecia-
ton then by bringing us your Cotton. Don't seN
a bale aUiLhOeGt letting 1t.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28

Educate Your Bowels with Cascareta.
Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever
1oc. DC. II c. g. fail, druggists refund money.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28

DR.. hites' Remedies"
DIR. Niles Remedies
Arc cold by ali drug
gists under . positive.
suarsntss. efst bottle
beneAss 90 moacy re-
funded Book on dis-
eases % NE heart and
nerves frss. Address.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-28

-Messrs w NJ Carnes, w b
Plyler and Fronts Funderburk
went to Charleston today. Several
of our townsinen also went down
on the excursion.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-03
NICKEL.
NICKEL, July %, 1913.

ANiNhAhi ~ -c' "O'
EDITOR GAzErrysAThe Baptist
meeting at Moulton Institute is
progressing, with Bro, J. M.
Ericsson, pastor. ably assisted by
Bro. Thames of Beeyille, who ex-
pounds the Gospel truth in plain
and impressive manner, This
meeting will continue for few
days longer, Some interest mani
tested.
During the meeting young
couple stole a march Oh the old
folks and eloped on the night of
the Goth. The CONFLICTING parties
were Mr. Ike YORK, d worthy
young farmer of this section, and
Miss Callie Bell, StaNewalPs most
beautiful and accomplished belle.
The marriage was performed by
Squire jackson OF hioultoh, VINO
made the happy pt'r one at the
home Of Mr.. Ian ~ NFasher Of
the groom, in the presence Of a few
friends and relatives of the CON
tracing parties. Mr.. York is we'll
known as gentleman of marked
ability and of the highest integrity,
and is esteemed by ali who know
him, while the bride is the second
daughter of Hon. j. M. Bell of
Stonewall, a refined and lovely
young lady, This young couple
have host of friends who wish
them every joy and success in
their union.
MIR, J. II. Thompson left last
week for the Territory to look after
his interests there,
Health of community good.
ANXIOUS.
Received too late for last issue.)
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-03
Populist State Conven-
ton.

Austin, Tex, July 26.-The
features of the populist convention
to-day were the speeches of Messrs.
Kearby and Gibbs. 1t is not
necessary to go into any extended
remarks about them at this time,
other than to say that the receL
ton of them by the convention
showed that they are really leaders
in their party
The convention adjourned with
the members in all things satisfied,
except possibly in regard to the
nomination Of james Davis OF
Hopkins county as the candidate
for attorney general. There was
considerable growing over this,
though many Of the counties were
not represented, still the conven-
tion was a very large one.
1t is estimated that there were q
thousand to fifteen hundred mem
oers of the party in Austin for the
last two days in attendance on the
convention. There was very little
f any evidence on the surface Of
weakening in party spirit,
From all heard from the members
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-03
they are as full of fight as they
have ever been known to be.
THE TICKET.

Following is the ticket put out
by the populist state convection:
For Governor:
Barnett Gibbs, Dallas county.
For Lieutenant Governor:
e. w. kirkpatrick, Collin Co,
For Attorney General:
j. H. Davis, Hopkins Co.
For Comptroller:
e, P. Alsbury, Harris Co.
For Land Commissioner;
II. L. Bentley, Taylor Co.
For Treasurer:
J. B. Barry, Bosque Co.
For Superintendent Education.
V. A. Collins, Van Zandt Co.
For Railroad Commissioner:
Jack Farley, Dallas Co.
For Associate Justice Supreme
Court:
y, McMi3p Baxar Go.
For Justice Criminal Court:
J. D. Todd, Marion Co.
State Chairman;
j, S. Bradley, McLennan Co
Galveston News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-03
Ro0sEVBLT's GENEROSITY.
A Five-Dollar Bill to Each Wounded
Man for LnxnriAs.

New York, July 26,-The wound
ed Rough Riders now being cared
for in the barracks and hospital on
Governors island have been visited
by Maj, Brodie of their regiment.
He gave each of them ~ new
5-dollar bank note by instructions
of Col. Roosevelt to pay for minor
expenses and such little luXuries
as the men may wish to buy.
Mai. Brodie also informed the
heroes that Col. Roosevelt would
give more money to them if it were
needed.
The wounded cavalrymen were
pleased. One of them said:
THAT'S just like Col. Roosevelt;
he's continually doing things for
his men"