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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04
WOODFORD STILL
HOPES FOR PEACE.
Has Labored Faithfully TO That End
and Has Not Yet Lost His
Faith I'm It.

MADRID. April as 2. MIN answer
20 an inquiry from the Associated Press.
Gen woodford has made the following
statement.
The obligations Of my diplomatic posi-
ton absolutely forbid my granting an liz
terview or giving the siehteEs snsimasson
as 10 the political condition Of the diplo-
matte negotiations infrusfed 10 nay care.
l came 20 Spain under instructions from
President Mckinley to secure peace IN
Cuba. with Q permanent pence betweeu
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LONDON. April a-The Daily Nali'a
Rome correspondent says: Commander
Brownson. OF the United States navy, has
not finally concluded the purchase OF any
Italian warships. learn from q reliable
authority that the United States are not
really eager 10 buy ships but rather ia
investigate and, II possible, 10 preveu,
SPANS proposed purchases.
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WAS at the department for . short tine af-
tending to his correspondents. number
OF naval officers and CLERKS we're a. their
deskx. principally those who have charge
Of active operations. and the preparations
that are progressing for eaulpp!ng and
supplying the navy.
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CHICAGO. April s-The body of VII
liam olmssead. president Of the Olmstead
Scientific Company, was recovered from the
ruins OF the Ayers building on Wabash
avenue today. All OF the missing have
now beer accounted for. c.mstead was the
thirteenth victim OF the fire.
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Twelve Buiiaings BurneA.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., April 3-rire q
Rockhfll. 8. c.. destroyed twelve buildings
involving loss OF $20.ooO. upon which
there is an Insurance. OF tl5A.0O0, dlstr.b-
uted in sixteen companies. The origin il
yet matter Of speculation. The Charlotte
fire department arrived there after the are.
was under control
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SPAIN GETS FtIL NOTICE.
An Abstract of tie Coming Message
cahled tn WoodfcrA

CHICAGO, Arrif "A speSisl 10 the
frtn'In@ from Washington saws: Minister
"ce<tferd has been given by csbls an ah-
s'rsc; q President McKiniey's .orthcor,-
sns message, arc Informed o. the temper
OF congress He will communicate me
facts 30 Spain. This is IN the nature Of an
als.matunl. The pr~siaen, stig hopes spain
VIII give W The tighs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04

ERIE, Pa. April 3.-IAeut. Commander
Everett, commanding the United States
steamer Michigan, was detached today and
ordered 10 command the Mangrove. sta
toned at Key West He viii leave as
soon as possible.
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EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
ANXIOUS TO MEDIATE.
VIII ID" Their ttnsast tn Prevent the
Outbreak OF Mar b> Dipio-
matte Means

NAshlNtiIfaS. AeFil s.-~The prospects
OF European nedss,ian hays arc,l~sa ,Ae
Scenes sHseFezss throughout diplomatic cir.
stes mere. sna siiAaasa inquiry az tee isA4.
Ing eniasS Sles faiiesi 10 disclose thas ~
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San FRANCISCO. April a-The mcni-
tor Nonadnock sailed today for the Mare
Island navy yard where she VIII 60 on
the dry dock and afterward be fitted out
with new stores and plenty Of ammuni-
fion.
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How would 4 do to IMAM the newly
purchased battleship AmaSonas with
those Colorado women who want to 90 "a
war?
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N0 Movement Of Key West Fleet.
KEY WEST. April 1-Today has passed
very quietly and there were no movements
Of the feet. Tonight the Nashville VIII
take the patrol. and at all times extreme
vigilance II maintained The 1rst message
over the new cable from Key West TO the
Tortugus was sent today.
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All parties are offering TO aid the gov
ernment. Even the Cariist chiefs are
presenting themselves to Senior Sagasta,
proffer-ng their services in the emergency
The newspapers are denouncing the
bishop of Barcelona on account Of the
letter which he wrote proposing the
abandonment of Cuba, provided SPANS
commercial and religious interests are
guaranteed. Other bishops are calling
on the government TO resist the United
States and are offering money to aid the
military and naval preparations. The
newspapers say there Is a great patriotic
movement on foot throughout the prov
fnces In aid of the naval fund.
The trial of the new cruiser Alfonso
XIII. Is reported to have been carried out
with satisfactory results. 1t Is added that
she will be commissioned to join the Ha-
yana squadron forthwith.
MADRID. April 3-The armored cruiser
Emperor Charles v. has been ordered 10
leave today for Ferrol.
A fiotilla Of torpedo boats and torpedo
boat destroyers Ii being prepared for &C.
tive service At Cadiz.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinins TablstA
Druggists refund money II fails TO cure.
SC. Genuine has L. b. Q. on each tablet
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WASHINGTON, April 3.-Asslstant Sec
rotary Day has authorized an official de-
NAL of the statement that the pope is to
mediate between this country and Spain.
At the White House the dispatch was
promptly and emrha,icaliy denied
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ABSURD REPORT FROM MADRID.
Given Out Omciaily That the Pope
would Mediate in the Matter.

MADRID, April 3.-Senor Capdepon.
minister OF the interior. states officially
that the pope has accepted the task of
mediation between Spain and the United
States. at the suggestion of the latter. both
nations accepting his mediation.
OAcaolly Demied I'm WashfngtSn.
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Spanish superstition that they were Amsri-
can vessels II erroneous. for no American
vessels are IN that vicinity.
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spain Has Nothing TO Lose by . War
In Americas Territory.

LONDON April A-The Vienna CORE
spoadent 81 the Daily Telegraph says:
Dispatches reaching Vienna from the
queen regent o. Spain dwell on the In
crsassngSai6iealsiss With which her Jsaee-
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The vessvius Sails for Key west.
sWA6HINGTON. April 3-The dynamite
cruiser Vesnslus left here today for Nor
folk II is said from there she will go to
Key West.
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MADRID. April s-A dispatch from
Porto Rico announces that three large
vessels are passing ;has Island going west
ward II Is added thar taey ara Believed
20 ne AnSgscsn ships
Were Nos Americas Vessels.
WASHINGTON, April NAVAL off,
Gals ee-Ex sacwE the dispascA from
AAsrld relative TO the three vessels sight.
ed gcsag 81 Porto Rico. eayD THAI -
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ment to send the armored cruisers vixcaya
and Almirante Oquendo both Of 1000 tons.
TO Havana. They will receive orders to
this effect as soon as they sight Porto
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.-r.. t>.nssslAn rexaxasss1s ~ tAey ~
-. ! 6. - 1890 :. sxsa lsszsxe xess1
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26

Let me give you pointer" said M.
f.. Gregg, n popular conductor on the
NJ issouri Pacific railroad. EDO you
know that mSnriain's Collie, Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy cures you when
you have The stomach ache? Well,
1t does And after giving this
friendly bit OF advice, the jolly cnnduc-
tor passed on down the aisle. 1t IL u
fact that thousands of railroad and
travelling men never take u trip with.
out bottle Of this Remedy, which ia
the best cure tor bowel disorders In the
world. 25 and so Geut bottles for sale
by w. Il. Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
Good News.

Mrs. M. a. Huiet has received good
nows from miner that she sent over
to Saluda County, to inspect and re-
port concerning the value of her mine.
A fun report has not been made. ns
yet, but enough information has been
received to assure her that the mine
is exceedingly valuable. Mrs. Huiet
has charge Of tho Crotwelt Hotel here,
aud has host OF friends who Will be
glad to hear OF her good fortune. Tho
Voice congratnlates her, and hopes
sho will realize millions from her
niue. ----NUlcc of tho People.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
Send tho Returns,

The Herald and News will keep
open house next Tuesday night and
hopes to have arrangements perfected
by which we will he able to get returns
OF the result Of the election in the
State as fast as the returns come in.
We would thank the managers in
this county to fill out the blanks we
have sent them and return them to us
as promptly ~ possible. We put q
blank and an envelope addressed to
the county chairman so that the man
ayers would have little or no trouble
In making returns to tho county chair
man. There will most likely be some
one coming to town the night of the
election from every precinct in tho
county and we ask the managers to
look out for this and send us the re-
turns direct TO The Herald aud News
Office by the first one coming. We
have in most cases made spccial ar
engagements to get the returns and
feel cure we will hear from the entire
county on Tuesday night, but no harm
will be done If we get two returns from
the same box.
Chairman Hardy requests those man
ayers who bring in boxes and returns
for him on Tuesday night to leave them
at The Herald and News, Office as he
will be there and will make that his
headquarters during the evening.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
4: a. l.. photographic.

The Seaboard Air Line has for dis
tribution to it's friends and patrons.
some typical Coon" pictures. These
are Photographs, 22x28 inches and
handsomely framed. TO cover part Of
the cost OF the Photographs and Ex-
pressage, they are sold at $500 each.
They can be secured from the Repre-
scntatives OF the Seaboard Air Line or
upon application to II. J. Anderson,
General Passenger Agent. Portsmouth,
Va. who will also be glad to send
printed matter relative TO Rates, Sum
mer Resorts, &c. t&f4t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26

1t IL always gratifying ~ recnivr .cs.
timonials far Cha,nh"r)ain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhuea Remedy, and
when the erd,:r8p iiiens Ii frn,u Il phy-
stciau It Ia especially sn. "There IL no
mofe satisfactory "r effective remedy
than Chamherla'n'A Cbolic, Cholera
and l)inr rrhura rtemedv," writes DR..
II. Il Rohey, physician and phurrua'
cist, nf Olncy, Mo-; and ~ he has use.t
the Remedy in his own family aud sold
IT In his drug store for six venrs, hC
should rrrtasnlY know. for sa'a by
w. Il Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
!, s.,Ease,ssst1Al,,!a Accident.

(|I q E.
Wei 1boit noon the seven
year.ol Robt. Griffin, colored,
who LIVED }SMr. Duflie Sligh's place,
near EkIer Church, shot and killed
his two.yfola sister. The little boy
had foulp pistol and in playing
with II fpsd it at his sister. The
ball euta about the centre OF the
breast. 6nhild lived from about, II
O'Clock A slndown. There is too
much akssness among negroes in
leavnsAschildren alone, which re-
suits iaIRurning and killing of so
manyu Inspiring. 1t is brutal, to
say the
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
A Robbery.

SomeeN entered the residence of
Mr' lhard last night and stole
MS s''yBhes and gold watch and
ohaln hrglar or burglars entered
f" wlndoS the room adjoining Mr..
h'nanit IL room and from there went
'"'o The room and got his clothing
anu wa&yaAd chain. In leaving they
oroppG kcys and some papers from
the poltsN hich he found in the yard
ihls no',a Mr.. Kinard values his
watch rlkwptch chain very highly
us II tMh58 58father's-the one he had
on atsss EtlDe he was killed in tho
cople,Ss sr.
Mess zazg NJ. Dennis and T.. =.
Paw heard what they suppose
were baIrs at their residence last
nishtab 1.-TWO o'clock.
NJ, Mfdsmissed nothing but his
suit ar9stchgand chain.
The sbsrY has been reported to
the FfanSH every effort is being
made khSdown the thief.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
THE NEWBERRY nERATp NEWS, AUGUST 26, 1923.

appreciation OF my services by voting
for mo on the 30th, but I want to tell
them that | did what thought was my
duty. | thank you for what you have
done in tho pas and II you think me
worthy return mo.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26

4 NemhfkHble Curo 0f Chr0nic DIm' rh0rn.
In 1862, when served my country az
~ private il Company y, 10th Penn
aylvaria Volunteers, J contracted
chronic dinrrhorn II has given ne q
great deal Of trouble ever since. | have
tried dozen different medicines and
several. prominent doctors without any
permanent relief. Not long ago Il
friend gent me sample ,ottlr Of
C,anherlain's Collie, Cholera and Dinr
rhea Remedy. and after that brupht
and took II 50 cent bottle; and now |
can say that, | am enlireiy cured. I
cannot he thankful enough to you Cor
this great Rebledy. and recommend 1t
to all suffering veterans. fin doubt
write me. Yours gratefully. Henry
Steinbsrger, Allentown, Pa. Sold hy
w. t. Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
1rumpa from Various Oua' tc,s.

Mr.. Editor: | have been trying to
hold in and keep from laughing out,
but "Chips' has tickicd me aud must
"bilc over" That man has seen won
dcrs! Why in last Tuesdays paper he
informs. the READERS of The Herald and
News that he has seen houses fly, hors-
es fly, sheep fly, aud more than that Q
has actually seen butter fly. Wonder
IL "Chips" has ever seen the Spanish
fly? Say, ''Chips." the undersigned
watched that picnic movement with
great interest and was quite sorry to
learn that circumstances got in TIE
way, but when Kay offered his "just
as good" by suggesting that the corro.
spondents meet at the EDITORS home on
Thanksgiving day and each bring Il
turkey. All sympathy for your disap-
pointment vanished in IL hearty laugh.
What pity the undersigned is not an
artist, for if he were he would draw Il
picture after the following description
.nd send it to The Herald and News
for publication. In this picture we
would have the correspondcnts-the
lady correspondents cXctmed-march
guoso fashion down Main street. each
about ten feet bchiu7 the othcr, and
each leading Il big tat turkey by Il
string about six feet long and fastened
around the turkeys ncc,- We would
put "Kay" in front and represent him
with his hat setting square on his head
aud looking neither to tho right nor to
the left and walking with the air of II
man who is aware Of the Importance OF
the occasion, who feels that he is ,nak-
ing history for postcrity, and that
therefore the eyes of mankind are upon
him. We wonld represent "Kay's"
turkey as hanging back with its legs
sticking forward and sliding along on
it's feet by reason Of 'kay's" steady
pulling. Next, and just behind "Kay,"
in the picture we would place "Chips"
and his turkey. "Chips" leads his
turkey with one hand and with the
other nc swings his hat TO and fro
above his head and cheers lustily and
when he thinks of turkey for dinner at
the Editors he lets ont in that high
tenor voice of his and sings the follow
ing parody:
"I'll be all smiles today, dear,
III be ail smiles today.
Though my stomach may ache tonight,
dear,
I'll be ull smiles today.
AS for "Chips'" turkey, we'll 1t trots
along behind perfectly charmed, and
perhaps as highly entertained by its
captor's performance a. the throngs OF
people along the sidewalks as they
watch the procession moving down the
middle Of the street. AS for the other
correspondents we would place them in
the picture, representing each one by
some characteristic peculiar 10 him
SELF Beneath the picture we would
write in great big letters, Behold Our
Leaders! BY the way MIR. T.. w. Hig-
gins, who is to be our next Supcrin-
tendcnt of Education is q first class
artist, so "Chips" if you want picture
JUS: call on him and show MIN this ar
ticle, aud he will, no doubt, have it
ready for you by Thanksgiving day
Don't suppose he could reasonably
charge anything but his dinner on that
day. JOSH TRUMP.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
VARIOUS AND ALI n,,,,ur.

not for the past se"eral days. -
They say the candidates for mavor
are already actively in the field.
Mr. J. L. Norment, OF tho News and
Courier was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Humhert, of Yorkville,
Is on u visit to relatives in Nowbcrry.
The Sunday-School convention of
the Lutheran church is in session nj,
Colony.
Miss Corrie Bell Codbold, of Clinton.
Is spending whilo with friends in
Newberry.
Impure blood Is an enemy to health,
ana may lead to serious disease. Hoods
Sarsaparilfa conqucrs this cncmv and
averts danger.
Mrs. a. Coke Smith and children,
who have been on visit to Newbcrrv
leave today for Sumter county.
Cham bcrInin's Cole, Cholera and
l)Iarrhoea Remedy always affords
prompt relief. For sale 10y W. l.. Pei.
ham.
The Congressional candidates reach
ed Newherry on Wednesday night and
spoke yesterday ut Long shore.
Rev. j. b. Fox has returned from his
summer vacation and will fiji his pulpit
at the Lutheran Church next SUNDAY
morning.
Scv. j. l.. Williamson returned last
night aud will fill his pulpit at the
Presby ytcriau church Sunday morning
at II o'clock.
Prof. Geo. B. Cromer has returned
from Il trip of IL couple weeks in Barn
we'll and Georgia in the interest of
Ncwbcrry College.
What about sewerage? We have
not heard Of it in several days. We
would like to hear from somebody who
is in favor Of sewerage in Ncwberry.
The congressional and county cantli-
dates will all appear on the hustings to-
day ut Pomaria, and at Prosperity the
congressional candidates will speak 70.
morrow at 1890 Il. m.
MIS-. LucluS CuthOert Roach. Of
Charleston, President of the w. &. i.
u, was in Newberry this week and
addressed the ladies and children of
the local organizations.
Miss Bessie Riser, Of Newherry, is in
town with friends. She. has been
spending her vacation in the mountains
of North Carolina, and is on her way
back home.-A II. Presbyterian.
Col. G. J. Purcell, paid cents
pound for bale on Tuesday and he
will be in the cotton market this fall
and will see TO it that Ncwberry al
ways pays the top of the market what
ever that may he.
The mineral spring at Jalapa of
which we wrote some time ago is al
ready getting to be popular. Many
people are going there from Newberry
to see it and drink the water. Next
season we expect it to be one of the
popular resorts Of the State.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
E. FL. Aull, of the Newbcrry Herald
and News, the other day. Mr.. Aull is
Il man who has helped So dignity Jour-
nalism and who has been very success
full in his work. 1t Is profitable for
younger scribes to meet with such men.
Greenwood Index.
Misses Mary Emma and Inoy Car
Isle, of Ncwhcrry, are visiting their
cousins, tho Misses Mars at Calhouns
Mills. The Misses Carlisle have visit
ed there before and have many warm
friends who are glad to greet them.
Newberry is famous for her pretty wo-
men and these young women are of
tho prettiest Of the pretty ones.-Ab-
bcville Medium.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26

win your battles against die. aSe by acting
promptly One Minute Cough Jure proou
vents consum ,tion. Il nj in later alag = IL
furnishes prompt relief. w. II Pe,::am
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26

The 1apfgess,Iof Milesbuig, ru., says
DeWiie} Nrly Risers arc the lost pills
he tvtr sfnmily during forty years
oi hGu' Tney cure constipation.
SICK heaJS5p7R stomnch and liver trOub.
les su'IS;sbnt great IN results. w. e.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26

Sick hIsi4ps bi liousness, cons ipation
and all E3isl sstomach troubles can be
u,;ck 10y sslsing those famous little
;,lls Rbtee {lSHitt's Little Early Risers.
I'll ysrEslltSto take and never grippe.
", G, RFst
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
NOMINATIONS.
For Congress,
For House Of Represen-
tatiVeS.

TOL%. l.. BLEASE, ESQ, Is
" hereby announced us Il cnndidatc
for the Legislature in the approaching
Democratic primary, and is pledged to
abide the result aud support the nomi-
nees OF the party.
TAPT. JNO. T.. BANKS is HERE
~ by nominated rs Il candidate for re.
election to the lower House Of the Cen
erul Assembly, and is pledged to abide
the result of the Democratic Primary
Election. CITIZENS.
~ II. EVANS IS HEREBY
-A..As announced rs Il candidate for
the House OF Representatives, subject
TO the rules and regulations Of the
Democratic Party.
T7HE FRIENDS OF COL. ID. A.
A Dickcrt respectfully announce him
as II candidate for the Legislature, be-
fore the coming primaries and pledge
him to abide the results, should he
consent TO make the canvass.
MANY VOTERS.
Y HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
Il II candidate for the Legislature
subject to the Democratic prilnGry
election. a {. JONES.
A lETIUR kIBLER is HEREBY
AA announced as candidate for re-
election to the Legislature and is
pledged to abide the result OF the Dem
ocratic primary election.
H G.. SALE Is HEREBY AN
" nounccd as a candidnte for the
Legislature from Nrwbcrry County
and Is pledged to abide the result OF
the Democratic primary election.
x II. WYCHE is HEREBY AN
Oo nounccd as a candidate for the
Legislature, subject to the Democratic
Primary Election.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
3uoslen's Arnloa Salvs.

The bsh s,alve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. kSores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Shes, letter, Chapped HaDds,
'v,hilb'aik. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
u9ns, and rsitiveIy cures Piles, or no
pay reqi&r he'd. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect III Aisfaction or money refunded.
rrlce 3Rents per box. For sale by
.itobersR IL Glider and w. e. Pelham.
A Alsine ss for sale in TIE
oeet lot in the city of Anderson,
>: =, Ivy moving away on account
G! bad hdlh. Address, Nj. X,
III Anderson, 5. G..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
Igsacher wanted.

A fAatie efteacher for st. Paul's
SchooLS LSt6l District No. 81. Appli-
cunts NJ q send in their applica-
tious to ofthe undersigned trus-
tees on ororesAngust 9th.
patr0lNllSplease meet at school
house Ge0ye date in the after
sJNO. Il. KIBLER,
sW. H. KIBLER,
SIP. B. SLIGH,
Hys9l Trustees.
ponHk SCs,$August 2, 1893.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26
For County Su pervisor.

Y HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
L. q candidate f,r County Supervisor
and pledge myself to abide the result
of the Democratic primary.
w. A. HILL.
V Nj. SCH UMPEL&T IS HEREBY
c Q nominated as candidate for
County Snpcrvisor-subicct to the pri-
mary election.
M HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSEL II
IL q candidate for County Supervisor
and pledge myself to abide the result
Of the Democratic primary.
B. Il. PAYSINGER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-26

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