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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-30
HREAT SALES prove the great
~ merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Sarsaparilla sells because it
accomplishes GREAT CURES.

The Huntingdon journal says
that society people, in Stona Greek
Valley, Huntington county, sre more
utilitarian in their habits than in
most places, and cities as an iliustra-
ton that j. G. Hall had a wood cnop.
ing on last Friday and a dance at his
house IN The evening, winch beats
progressive eIeier two to one. The
society town dors had better look to
their laureIs or they may be eclipsed
by the society dons of Stone Greek
Valley.
Shamokin, March 24.-While a
Reading local freight WAS sssnding
on the siding near Locust Dale last
evening, Brakeman Hanpou was sent
to the rear to flag approaching trains
and IS be did not return other
members OF the crew went IN search
of him.
They found him engaged III des-
perate encounter with wild cat.
Tic animal YVES full grown, but soon
retire ated iuto the woods when Ham
nons's friends entered into the fight.
People Believe what they read
about Hoods Sarsaparilla. They know
it is an honest medicine, and that it
cures. Get Hoods and only Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, re-
lieve constipation assist digestion. 25c.
Promoters Carl Espsnschade and
Alton Scholl, have part OF their con-
tempIated telephone line in operation.
The home Office is on third street.
They have the line in complete work
ing order to Port Royal and Mexico,
and by connection with the T. V. r.
r, at Port Royal, Blairs Mills, Hum
tingdon county, can be communica'
ted with. Promoter Shellenberger
is busily engaged in pushing the line
he represents, east wards. Within q
short time .McAlisterville can be
talked to. From present appearance
il cannot be many months till all the
C .uDty will have been lined ovsr with
telephone wires.
Prevention is better than cure.
Keep your blood pure, your appetite
good and your digestion perfect by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills act harmoniously with
hoods Sarsaparilla, gentle, efficient.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-30
EGvDa I sc Asgsssg1s
CURES AL KIDNEY, STOMACH 81
-Ah LIVER TROUBLES.

They will be enabled to do better
shooting IL the uext war, because of
the employment of smokeless powder.
TIE smoke powder, after the first fire
to Il greater lees degree obscu-ed the
enemy. Such will not be the case in
the battles to come. In the next
fights there will be no overhsnging
ard Intervening smoke clouds to
maneauver and hide behind. Ev-
eryihing will be done in fsir sight.
Huntingdon Globe March "a
Prominent among the colored citi-
zens who are taking active measures
towards organizing a coiored mill
tary company is Robert K. Msrriils,
the West Huntingdon barber, who is
himself an hCnored veteran of the
late war OF the Rebellion. It is tie
object OF the leaders Of tbs movement
to enljs. as many war veterars as
possible, and in their efforts to form
a volun teer company they are meeting
with encouraging success.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-30

oIcH RED BLOOD is the foun-
~ datiOn of good health. That is why
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One True
Baoed Purifier, gives HEAIToS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-30

H0LL0BAuGH & SUN,
AHEADOFALL COMPETITORS.
Our spring line of mems, boys
and childrens' clothing, hats, caps
and gents furnishing goods
ARE NOW IN.
We make the clothing business a
study and have made it a success.
Young men don't 60 away to get
what theyWant they come to us for
NOBBY SUITS, LATE STYLE
hats or any thing in the gents fur
nishing line.
We have half our SPRING stock
sold by the time most clothiers get
their line in. A young man who
wants a SUIT FOR EASTER, don't
want to wait until the 4th of July
for it.
Our line this season surpasses all
our former efforts in style, quality,
Quantity, finish and price.
'The early bird catches the Worm."
HOLLOBAUGH & SONS,
a1e ePMAfAfbBR&s6SS: MfAfBR& SSPPENSEHAET' PENSEHAEt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06

Columbia, December ]. 1.--Thcro was
something of scare about calculating
and canvassing the vote for State
officers. This WAS tho last day for
canvassing the returns, and for fear
there would be no quorum Of tho
board Secretary Of State Tompkins
wired Mr.. Magill chairman of the
committee On privileges and elcc,
tiona, and Liontenant Governor Nc,
Sweeney to como hero to attend Il
meeting of tho board, SO at to days
session all Of the members Of the
board were present, except Attorney
General Barber, who is in Now York.
Tho vote was reviewed and tabulatod,
and the regular Democratic nominees
declared elected. The only contests
in the State, outside Of tho Con-
gressional candidates, were in Berko
ley, where there was fight for
sheriff between Morrison and San.
dols, and in Beaufort County, whore
Il full Republican ticket was run and
defeated.
"Something is going to fall" somo
Of these day if there is not moro in
terest taken in tho general election.
Tho vote by counties is ns follows:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
Ell was in sympathy with Tolbert,
and testified to same. said:

Ell was in sympathy with Tolbert,
and testified to same, said:
81 don't caro- anything about Tol-
bert, but was III the parlor of my
house when the gentleman called
and read the resolutions to Mr.. Tol-
bert, therefore, I was summoned as Il
witness for the United States and to
tell all l knew concerning the matter
When [ received a letter telling mo
to como to Columbia at once and my
subpoena would be handed mo on
my arrival in that city, ! thought 1T
best that I should 60, as did not,
RS lady, like the idea of being ac-
companied by an officer Of tho law,
and 1 only told what was the truth"
[ think the ladies Of Mccormick
were little hasty in passing their
resolutions, and that they will with
draw them when they realize the
true state Of affairs.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
HAVE ALL GIVEN BOND.
CitiZens "f Mccormick Released Under
$1,000 Bail for Appearance nt Mkt
Term OF Court.

Columbia, Dec. 2.-Mossrs. Stur-
key, Jennings, Reynolds, Martin,
Dunlap and Cothran Of Mccormick,
who were arrested at that place We'd:
nesday by United States Marshall
Melton, on the charge of conspiracy
against james w. Tolbert, gave bond
this morning, for their appearance at
the next term Of the United States
district court.
Each of the defendants were ad-
mitted to bail in tho sum Of $1,000,
and left for their homo Immediately
afterwards.
j. Q. Stilwell, another Of those in
dcted, but who was absent from Nc
Cormick ut the timo Of tho arrest Of
tho others, camn to Columbia today
and was also admitted to bail in the
sum of 81 ,O0O This case is excit-
ing a great deal Of interest through
out tho state, ana especially IN 90
lumbia, but it is the general opinion
that each Of the defendants will be
acquitted.
The grounds upon which the grand
| jury returned indictments against
| the defendunts arc familiar to the
Chronicles readers. All the gentle
men indicted arc among the most in
nuential in Abbevillo county, and
had no trouble in giving bond
Many people here believe Tolber'
is pushing the case simply to gair
the sympathy and support Of The
Mckinley administration with viev
to securing some rcmumorativo posi-
ton in Washington.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06

yards, but the authorities Of the road
hope to have tho debris removed and
trains running regularly by tomor-
row ut noon.
The passenger coach was not CO
rallied and mono Of the six passengers
were hurt, although they were con
sidcrnbly shnkon up, Two negro
train hands we're very badly injured.
Dan Campbell, who WAS on the
car next to the passenger coach,
jumped, and in doing so received So
we're internal and spinal injuries.
DR.. j. j. Watson examined him and
thinks his condition very se,ious.
Capt. McManus says that had Camp
bell not jumped be would not have
been hurt.
Allen Churchill was on d box car,
just in the roar of which was car
loaded with telegraph poles
Churchill, while endeavoring to
climb down the ladder ut the rear of
the car, was caught in the jam of the
logs and was very painfully bruised.
His right arm was seriously mashed.
His condition IS not as critical as
that of Campbell, who may die.
Both Of the injured men were
taken to the negro hospital.
Yesterday was the twenty. third
anniversary of Capt. McManus' ser.
vice as q railroad conductor, and it is
! coincidence that the accident oc-
CURED on that day. He has been
connected with the G., N. & l.. for
three years and has never before had
an accident on that line, nor does he
remember of their having been Il
wreck on the road during that time
The c., N. & l.. is noted for it's care
full management, and this wreck is
really not the fault Of the road.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
SAVANNAH TO HAVANA.
Whole Force, Under Orde'R Of Gen. Lee,
Prepared t. Eo I" tubn na som an tho
Government Can Provide Vcrscls.

(By Telegraph to The Daily News.
Savannah, Ga., December 2.-The
Second division Of tho Seventh army
corps, the Secoud division hospital
corps and the Signal corps battalion
Of tho Seventh army corps have been
ordered to move as soon as possible
from Savannah to Havana.
General Loo issued an order to
this effect today, Tho mon will go
az soon as possible. 1t will take
about fifteen transports TO carry
them. That is moro than the gov
ernment. has in service Mt this time.
Tho regiments in tho "a division are
the 1Glst Indiana, tho I'd Illinois,
1st New York, 9TH Virginia, 10th
Iowa and 9th Missouri.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
Hrr' OF tho Mrrrimac Krfusca $4,000
OFF,.

Naval Constructor Hobson has
jnHt rrfusnI $4,000 from Il New
York bureau to lecture this season.
Explaining the reason for his re-
fu'nl to friend today while en- his
way from Annapolis to Washington,
MIR. llObson said:
at would DO illo for mo to say
that | did not consider tho PROPOSE
ton carefully. L did. My people
arc all IN moderate circumstances,
but my reflections led mo TO this coma
clnson:
"Boforo tho sinking Of the Merri-
mac my lectures would have Ieen
worth probably not moro than so
cents; tho sinking Of tho Morrimac
seems to have made thom worth S50,.
600. The work which so suddenly
raised my stock in literary trade was
done in simple execution of my duty
rs IN officer in the American navy.
Il did not feel that | had Il right
to use the performance Of that duty
for my financial bottcrmcnt. I
therefore declined tho offer OF $780,.
600. have however, agrood to con.
tribute some articles to ono of tho
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
LEFT THE. TRACK
..". .'NEAR LEAP HEART
\ mIXED TRAIN wRECKE" SEVEN
MILES FROM COLUMBIA.
Two Trainhands BADLY Hurt Nine Box
Cara DcnnIished-A a Car OF Empty
BnLsles Aimost Unhurt-Jrnf-
>.,!., -. nc Resumed Today.
!; (!The State, 2nd.)

Yesterday morning at II o'clock a
freight train on the Columbia, Now
berry and Laurons road was badly
wrecked at Leapheart, about seven
miles west of Columbia. 1t was
combination train train No. I, in
charge of Conductor McManus and
Engineer Land.
Nine box cars were derailed and
piled upon each other, their contents
beng badly broken and scattered.
The accident occurred on n down
grade and the train had considerable
momentum.
: The first car to leave the track was
loaded with pyrites for the phosphate
works in this city. AS the track was
lin first class, condition, Conductor Nc
Manus' theory as to the causo Of the
wreck is probably correct. He thinks
that the floor of the car broke
through, stopping 1t and causing
eight other cans to be derailed and
piled upon zach ether. Tho engine
land first cars in front stuck to the
track, as did the passenger coach and
two box cars Immediately in the
rear
Among the cars wrecked was one
loaded with horses. Strange to say
but one of tho animals was hurt, it's
leg was broken. The others we're
driven through the country to Co.
lumbia, their destination.
"A car loaded with empty bottles
for tho State dispensary was also
4, badly wrecked, but the damage to
tho glass ware was remarkably slight.
The other cars were loaded with an
assortment of dry goods, shoes,
=. crackers, cotton seed, otc., and the
4 contents were mixed up in great con-
fusion.
Thenews Of the accident was first
drought to tho city by passengers on
tho outgoing passenger train whicl
left Columbia almost simultaneously
with the occurrence Of tho wreck
The train WI J brought back to Co
-, ',inmbia. Traffic was to great ex
tent suspended on tho road yestor
day, although the afternoon trair
from Laurens was able to- transfe
it's passengers and baggage to an OK
ira which Went out to the wreck a
$50 Westeraayf afternoon. -
The wrecking train OF tho Coas
Line was not at Florence at the tim
tho wreck occurred, having been sum
moned to South Edisto, whore thor
was bad mix UP Of freight cars a
tho trostle on tho night befo:e. Con
soquently, it was necessary to wire t
Wilmington for a wrcclsin3 trai'
which left there about z o'clock yos
terday ufternoon. The track We
torn up for distance of about III
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
TItASSPORr STUCK IN MUD.
Has 1900 Troops Aboard on Their Way
to Cuba.

Savannah, Nov. 28.--To avoid
collision with the United States
transport Manitoba, the transport
Chester, having on board the fif-
tecnjh United States infantry and
bound for Neuvetas, Cuba, turned
ont of her course while gong to sea
today and she is now stuck in the
mud four milos below this city.
The troops arc all on bo 'rd
While there are more than ! ,DUt
troops on board the ship, they be
have admirably.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
Ladies DonOunCe TOlbert.
WOULD HAVE BURNED him IN EFFIGX
But FOR RAIN.
Return Mcans Contain Death Arre.t OF
Citiz>nS Of the Town lias Thoroughly
Aroused Chem and T"lberL
WIZ Never b.. Allowed
To Live There
(Augusta Chronicle. }

Mccormick, S. G., Dec 2-All of
the parties that were charged with
conspiracy in the Tolbert affairs have
returned and seem to be in the best
of spirits, and speak freely of their
arrest, as though it were only joke.
Upon their arrival at Columbia any
one knowing any of the parties would
have beon at loss to tell who was
the arresting officer, as both officer
aud prisoner shared alike both on
the train and in the city.
No doubt Tolbert will regret his
rash act in regard to the arrest of
Major l.. Tucker: who is Sc years of
age, and was never known TO be ar
rested on any charge before, and
who, in his feeble condition, was COM
pelled to submit to a charge that was
placed upon him when he knew moth
ing at all about the affair.
Tolbert claims in his indictment,
that the people Of Mccormick would
not allow him to vote the Republican
ticket, but it can be proved by a
dozen or more people, who were
present at the time Of the election
that they saw him when his name
was Registered on tho books.
Tho Ladies' Democratic club met
this afternoon, the meeting lasting
about an hour, Mrs. j. w. jennings
acting as chairman of the club.
They sid they thought they wero
: duty bound, as true Democratic Ia
dies, that they should meet and pass
resolutions that they would in the
future, never condesccnd to speak Of
any of tho ladies that were connected
with the Tolbert affair ard, further
more, that they thought the men who
were indicted, did exactly right for
insisting on Tolbcrt to leave the town
and never more to como back again
and prond TO say that the men O.
Mccormick are not the kind to bt
run over by negro rule or their Re
publican leaders.
They would have burnt Tolbert in
cifigy tonight, but on account Of tn
steady pour down Of rain. 1t wa
postponed until q more acceptabl
, time.
If Tolbert had dropped this mat
ter at first and had not had thos
warrants sworn out against some g
the most prominent business men c
this town, there is not a shadow c
! doubt that, in tho course Of three c
four months. the citizens of McCol
mick would have let HIM come bee
t and live in peace, but it - all owe
r with him now and should he attemI
to como back, they would kill him c
first sight.
. The Chronicles correspondent
n an intorviow with Mrs - M. Palm
of this place, who it has been repor
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
CLAUDE sAwYER APPOINTED.
Solicitor of tho Third Circuit 10 succeed
Mr. Boliingnr.

p. Columbia; S. G., Doc. ,l.-Capt.
Claude Sawyor, recently Of tho lst
South Carolina regiment, applied for
tho position Of solicitor Of tho Third
circuit, made vacant by tho resigna-
tion of Mr.. Bellingor, elected attor
ney general Governor EIle,bo ap-
pointed Mr.. Sawyer to the position
today.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
4 CLEAR HEAD:

good digestion; sound sleep; a
fine appetite and a ripe old age,
arc some ofthc results ofthc use
of TUFTS Liver Pills. A single
dose will convince you Of their
wonderful effects and virtue.
A KNOWN Fact. -
An absolute cure for sick head
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stomach, dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and al! kindred diseases.
'Tutt's Liver Pills
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06

Tho Following arc the State officers
70 u" lnaugnra'cd on January 18th:
Gov"rnUr-W. III. Ellcrbo.
lh. Govrrnor-M. B. McSwccney.
Secretary OF Slato---M. II. Cooper.
Attorney Goncral-G. Duncan
BclIinycr.
Trensnrcr-W. Fl. Zimmerman.
Comrtrollcr-J. p. Dorham.
Adjutnnt Gcucral-J. w. .Elova.
superintendent Of Education-Jo
}. McMahan.
Railroad Commissioner-C. w.
Garris.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06

Our stock has been renewed and is
now jam full of bran new things, bought
late in the season, and at closing out
prices--less than the goods cost the
makers. Like father like son, like sell
to you. You can buy goods at my store
as cheap as most merchants buy them
to sell again. You are all invited to w.t.
ness the end of the race for this year.
buy for cash and sell for cash, is why |
am doing the biggest Dry Goods and
Shoe business in this section. You are
cordially idvited to look, and won't be
bored to buy. If what you buy don't suit
you, your money back without word.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
A NEW INAUGURATION DAY.

1t is slit! that Governor Ellrrbc
will suggest to meubcrs of tho Leg.
islatnro that the nowly- -olcctod State
officials be. inuuguratod on january
IS, and that the precedent be cstab,
lishod by Installing them on this
day hereafter. Tho confusion treated
by the change in orr fiscal year will
bo thereby to Il certain extent OBJ
waited, and the term of the Governor
and State officials bo exactly two
years hereafter, instead Of upproXi
mating rs has been tho custom in
the past.
Following is the congr" ssional
vote, tho Democratic candidates bo
ing tho first named:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
A DANGER TO DEMOCRACY
IiIE LACK OF INTEKESrIN THE GEN
IKAL Il.ECTIONS.

The pfi"tnl Canvass OF the Vote at tn" Re-
cent State Election shows ,hrt no, One.
fourth OF the White vote of the state
wnh PuIled-Thrrc was No Organ
iznd Opposition 10 the Rcsu-
lar Democratic Cnntlitlmt.s
but Some Day there May
be secret Organization
aud the democracy
1ntcn by Supriae.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06

SdTUEo! SaETUG& %E5GSES!
5 cases Mems high cut Brogans worth
81 and 81 .25, your choice for 05 cents.
If you want good, honest Shoes cheap
come to headquarters.
DOLLSg DOLLS! DOLLS!
Dolls for the little ones. can show YOU
more dolls than all the other stores but
together. Blow your bugle and all the
company will march. Sound tho bottom
price and everybody will join the process
sion.
90 Dozen Mems Al pine Hats, Black, Brown and
Grey, soc. You can't match this in Ncwberry
for less than dollar
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06

This is just about fourth Of tho
whito voto Of the State, and if only
$4,000 Democratic voters turn out
thoro is liable TO bo slip,up at soma
time.
Tho votes for all tho State officers
wero about 2S,0O0--nonc above the
$4,000 mark and mono below that
figure.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
DRESS GOODS!

These are on few pricos but sell everything wear
cheaper than other stores Our entire stock of Dress
ACTUAL FIRST COST Now yonr time buy dress cheap
100 Pieces Figured and Plain Dress Goods &c., good
Mr.. Anybodys % ceners. Ask to them.
100 Pieces Andrescoggn Cloth yard yards
s. cents per yard
10 Pieces Red Flanuc regular price oc prco cents
~ Pieces Amoskea Tick, others ask you &c., price l0
10 Pieces Unbleaced Canton Flannel regular price
90 Pieces Outing, others ask and IOc, price Gac
You can't afor! to buy your Dress Goods at any
other store this time.
81 Inch Rcpcant at Sac The sheep spent a
whole day with it when making.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-01
AVIS DUNE MERE A son Fills.

II faut sill est possible, mon fills,
etre content de SON Gtat. Rien de
| plus ARE ct de plus estimable que de
trouver dies personnes qui en- soient
satisfaites ; c'est notrs faute. Il ny
= point de condition 81 nauvaisc qui
matt IN bon cote chaque etat q
son point lie yue, il fault savoir So
METRE, ce nest pas Ia faute DIES
situations, c'est la n6tre. Nous
avons bien plus a nous plalndrs de
| notrs humeur que dc 10 fortune.
| Nous imputons u eySnements les
defaults qui ne vlennent que de notre
chagrln. LIE NAL est en- nous, ne lie
| cherchons pa. ailleurs. I'm adoucis-
| SAINT, notre humeur, solvent nous
changeons notre fortune. Il nous
est ben plus aise de nous ajustel
aux chooses que dajuster les closea
4 nous. Solvent, l'application q
chercher lie remede irrlte lie mai !;
ct Inauguration, Intelligence avec
In douleur, ~l'accroit ct IA fortlfe.
L'attention aux malheurs les rap
nroche en- les tenant presents Alamo.
line resistance inutile retarde l'habi-
tude qu'elle contracterait ave. son
etst. II faut ctder u malheurs.
Rcnvoyez-les d la patience, c'est a
ellie seule 4 les adoucir.
ST vous voulez vous fairs justice,
yous serez content de votre situation.
II faut compiler quill ny a aucune
condition qui mat ses peines ; c'est
ratat de la vie humane rien Gle
| pur. tont est mele. C'est vouloiI
s'affranchir de Ia loi commune que
de voulolr pretendre 4 un bonheul
constant. Les personnes qui ,ous
paraissent les plus %hsureuses, 81 vous
ayiez 4 compiler avec leur fortune on
ayec leur occur, ne vous lie paral
traient guare. Les plus eleves son1
| souvent les plus malheureux.
| Tout &c quill y a de plus grand
nest pas mieux traite que yous
| Ces honneurs, ces dignitss, cas pre-.
ssances etablies parmi les hommes,
sont DIES spectacles ct DIES &c ceremonies
vides de r6alite ne croyez pas que