davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1898-03-21
FOR RENT -UNFURNIsuED ROOMS

NANTED.By a couple with 2-year-old child. 3
unfinished rooms on "a floor uf modern house .
suitable foT housekeeping. AddreS, S24 \ st. ne.
mi2l Stem
FOR RENT-5 unfnrnished rooms; uior locality.
w " oN. MINI Stem
FOR RENr-3 unfinished rooms: bath. heat and
Light; entire second hogr; sl2. 2l5 9TH ST.
se. mh2l-3t-em
FOR RENT-l225 18th st. NV; or uufrr.
rooms, "a floor. mI2I-8t
FOR RENT-20O5 st. NV; uuflr rooms. with
light and heat. Inh203t
FOR RENT cheerful. unfrrnished rooms: suit
able Tor light housekeeping; bath; gas. 725
9th NV. mhlg-st-em
FOR RENT-Unfunished, large back parlor; small
room adjoining; business. housekeeping: near
Palais ROYAL: So. 725 llth 81. NV. mhlg-st
FOR RENT-Two unfurnislied communicating
rooms second or third hoor with heat and
gas. ll39 10Th St NV rnhlg-St
FOR Uufurnished. three rooms with use
OF stable; heat and gas, SIG. 12s 9TH 81 NV.
mhl9-3t
FOR RENT unfur. rooms: $40; suitable for
ladies; light housekeeping; references eN-
changed. Aol Mass. ave. NV. mhI5-3t-cm
FOR RENT-1226 18th ST NV; three unfurnihs-
ed rooms; second floor; heat and gas: terms
reasonable; Ight housekeeping. mhlS-6t
The evening times., 1898-03-21

NANIEb-A colored girl wants place as cham.
hcilnad. housekeeping office cleaning.
l2l9 25th 81. NV rll,31 n ON,
The evening times., 1898-03-21

NANILD-By neat colored woman place as cham-
heImald or IN small private family: reference.
&c r. .. ave. NV ,,,l5I IN,
The evening times., 1898-03-21

hANlED-By col)rod woman, washing: home ,r
out johnson court; 2lst and SIS NV. ID
The evening times., 1898-03-21

- Hygeia" and Virginia Beach viii md this
- the most attractive route. insuring CON-
- Portable nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms, heated BY
- steam and fitted throughout with cleo
tric lights. Dining room service is a Ia
- carte and is supplied from the best that
the markets Of Washington and Noriols
afford.
Tickets on sale at o. s. Express Office.
s17 Pennsylvania avenue. 5l3. 6i9 l42i
- PENNSYLVANIA avenue; b. & o. ticket Office,
corner 18th street and New York avenue,
and on board steamers. where time table.
map, etc, can also be had.
Any other information desired viii be
furnished on aplication to the undersigned
at the company's chart, loot VI 7th street,
Washington. ID G. Telephone No. 80.
JNO. CALLAHAN, General Manager.
fe29
The evening times., 1898-03-21
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day in the year for Fortress Mon
roe. Norfolk, Newport News and all points
South. by the superb, powerful, steel pal.
ace steamers. Newport News" Norfolk
and Washington" On the following Sched-
The evening times., 1898-03-21

NANTED-In private family: rlace gs ,l,il,,..
nuINc or companion 10 large children. willing
10 assist with light homework: best of r,far-
euoes. Address NJ r.. TINS office tar9
The evening times., 1898-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
THOMAS f. WAGCAMAN, gI7 ST NV.
UNIMPRoNED PROPERTY FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS
ment in French dressuaking: a limited num-
her only; suits $50; waists 81 -: skirts 81 75;
all work guaranteed TO fiji and workmanship
-sl2 Sd ST NV. mh2I-3t
HAVE STOPPED ADVERTISING WASHINGTON
HAVANA SHORTS, , for SC; thev are SO well
known; every nook and corner has them. mh2l-3t
ALL PERSONS desiring TO see the dynamite
cruiser Nesuvius can be accommodated br
calling at BAIIEY'S BOATHOUSE, foot IIth St
Sc; moderate charges. nh2l- 81
LADIES' SKIRTS. basques and shirt waists; lowest
prices. Apply at DRESSMAKER, 726 9TH St
NV. mh2O.St
RIGGS FARM-Horses wanted TO board: best Of
care; good pasture; reasonable rates ".
WILLIAMS. Manager. mhoo-St
The evening times., 1898-03-21
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

hAAlED-By reliable colored woman. place as
ST NV Il -,
The evening times., 1898-03-21

NANlED- place as first-Class chamber maid.
good reference. I43 Ridge st. NV mh2l tenn
The evening times., 1898-03-21

WANTED Respectable colored woman wants ulac.
as PLAIN cook; or light Homework - Fen
''h 81. ne ml2l-3t-em
The evening times., 1898-03-21
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-The old-estRblished American House
Barber Shop; rent reasonable; no bonus Ap-
ply at AMERICAN HOUSE OFFICE mh2I -em
FOR RENT-Tobacco farm; on shares; $50 acres;
within 20 miles. 1u2 g St mh20-3t
FOR Notwithstanding Domestic Sewing
Machines and other makes 15c per week. by
the month; Rent paid deducted off price if pur-
chased later; New. so. Automatic Our price
S35. New High Arm, $3.50. First-class Repair
ing. C. AUERBACH, & II, Factory agent
Est. 1872. mill -sno
The evening times., 1898-03-21

NANTED-Washing 10 do at home or out. day,
work OF any Kind. 400 Washington St NV
mh2O-3t
The evening times., 1898-03-21

WANTED White girl as nurse and chambarmaid.
ll ID ne. mhll stem
NANIEEl ] good sklrJnalcr and gifl u do
g,r,ial huu,,NvorI,; at once. Apply 10 q1G
12ti ~, near Arlington Hotel mil2l Stem
NANiEh-Guod COOK and chambcTmafd Call
ll-s y. J. ave. nv. II en-
ANIED- Naiesladie> having some know edge OF
crt and fancy goods; also girls 90 learn gl2
eth 81. NV Item
The evening times., 1898-03-21

MANIED-By woman. general homework: also
country girl will work for small wages
1I02 l-2 10th 81. NV. p,b3o et
The evening times., 1898-03-21

FOR RENT-6Os Sd st. nv; elegant. bay-window
brick house: II rooms and bath; IN. l.; yard
and stable. Kew 6l4 Sd St NV mh2O-3t
The evening times., 1898-03-21

hANiLb hA lellabe colorcd woman. place as
st. NV. -,
hANIED-Nashing ana ironing: first class; rea-
- soliAne rate: call at once. Hop NOY First
Class Laundry, 80 9th St mh2l-lw-em
WANTED Respectable colored woman wants Tl9c-
as plain cook; or light homework = Fen
ton ST. ne rli9l -2t-qrn
NANTED-A place as st-class chamber maid
good reference. i43 Ridge st. NV. mf2l-8t-em
MANTID-In private family: place as cbil5..
nurse "r companion 10 large children: willing
70 assist with light homework; best of refer
enoes Address NJ. T., tins office. Item
NANTED-By neat colored woman. place aS cham
helmaid or in small private family; reference
G26 r.. !. ave. NV mh2I-st-en
MANTED-A coored girl wants place as cham
hcilnmd. housekeeping or office cleaning.
l7l9 2'th st. NV. mh2l$t-em
WANTED BY white woman. chambrr,ro1k or
Kitchen work. Address WHITE, this Office.
mi2l-3t-cm
NANTED-By col9rcd woman. washing: home an
out. johnson court; 2lst and SIS NV. d
NANTED-Washing TO do at home or out: dav',
work OF any kind. 400 Washington st. nv
WANTED-By woman. general homework: also
20, country glrl will work for small wages
lioZ u 10Th ST. NV. mha0-St
NANTED-By white woman Offices 10 clean. II3
Virginia ave. sw mh20-3t
MANTED-By young lady. position as stepog-
rapher and typewriter; some experience. good
references; wages no object. Address POSITION
Box 3. Langdon d. c. mhlq-3t-em
MANTED-A German girl would like a place for
general houscwork. Call al 2S07 Olive ave
NV. Georgetown. mhlg en-
MANTED-By refined white woman, infant
nursing; or TO for elderly lady: and
Sowing; good reference. Cali or address G A. T
s39 II. mhIg3t-em
WANTED BY widow. place as housckeeper or
companion; good seamstress; ref gl3 G ST
NV. mhl9-3t-em
NANIED-By white woman. place on cuff and
collar OF mangle machine. Address CT-FF.
this Office. mblg-2t-e1n
NANTED-Place to cook. wash and iron. 2oIl
-. NV mhl9-St-em
NAATED-Position as a governess or oompaniop
with best OF references Address I. NJ L., this
once mhl9St
WANTED-A situation 10y a respectable white
- girl, chamber WORK. Call or write. No l68S
huron 81 nv mhl9-3t
NANTED-By neat colored girl, place as cham
bernaid or nurse no ST. sw. mhls-3t-ern !
WANTED-Plaee; good cook; or do laundry work
N private family. 1913 10th ST. NV
mhls-3t-em
NANTED-By good laundress washing; done al 1
home or go out by day. Call or address LIS /
% p INV. mhls-St-en
a
The evening times., 1898-03-21

FOR RENT-Iouse. No. 80 c St NV; 5 rooms:
brick; bathrooms; range; new modern
plumbing; very desirable for fats: price $50 per
month. Apply OWNER. 458 st. NV. mh20-5t
The evening times., 1898-03-21

FOR RENT-l25 10th ST. Sc. near Lincoln PARK,
bay window buff brick; large yard; only SlT.
W. 7. METCALF, 1881 y st. NV. mh20-3t
FOR RENT--Mt Pleasant. Oak ST., 1st house
overlooking IIth St; S2j; open. +. p. BURKET,
SOG + St NV mh2O-8t
The evening times., 1898-03-21
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED -First-class coatmakers. J. u. Bl RMS
CO. corner 9th and G. sis nv. mhl5-tf
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-28
Band Disorganized.

The Bernice Cornet Band disorg-
anized Saturday evening July Odd.
A citizens meeting was called for
the purpose of collecting together
all band property. r. II. Guy was
elected chairman of the meeting and
p. McGee secretary. A committee
of three--H. j. Keller, p. Hannon
and c. b. Watson We're appointed
to collect and take charge of the
property. All members of the band
We're given until Monday. evening,
to return all band property in their
possession. AS soon as all the prop
erty is in the committees hands, a
new band will be organized.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-28

The second quarterly conference
of the NJ. +. church will be held ut
Laporte on Friday evening, July %.
The Presiding Elder Rev. J.H. Black
will preside at the conference, and
preach. Preaching and communion
services ON Sunday night. Every
body welcome.
j. A. PATTON, Pastor.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-28
Bernice Echoes.


in honor of Miss Clara Mcdonald OF
Cortez Pa, who is visiting her par.
ents at this place, Mr.. and Mrs.John
Mcdonald. Twenty-Five couples
were present and a pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. The music was
first class.
Prot. j. III. Thayer visited friends
at this place one day last week.
Hon. j. S. Line visited friends al
WilkesBarre last week.
Alexander Collins of Wilkes Barre
has moved his family to this place.
Mrs. John Walters was called to
Hazelton to attend the funeral OF her
father last week.
Atty. E. j. Mullen and wife OF
LapOrte visited friends at this place
Sunday.
Miss. White of Lopez was the
guest of Miss Mary Kellock last
week.
Michael Gilligan of Lopez visited
friends here Sunday.
Miss Matte Walters made a pleas
ant trip to Wyoming one day last
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society held an
ice cream festival on the church
lawn Saturday evening. 1t was a
grand success. The only trouble
was, they did not have cream enough.
William Johnson took charge of
the new mines Monday of last week,
and everything will soon be ready to
run.
The culm screen breaker which
has been under construction at this
place for some time is now complet-
ed and will resume operation this
week.
j. Vogel's second new house is
about completed. Mildred is just
booming. There is talk of IA bakery
being built there i'm the near future.
The SchOmO Family gave one OF
their musical concerts sundor canvas
tat Mildred Thursday evening. The
music was very fine and we'll render
ed, and Mr.. SchOmO acted il gentle.
man in every respect, but we are
sorry to say some of the young men
of the town did not. We will not
say anything about the girls who
were peaking under the canvas and
doing so much yelling out side, fol
the people already know about it.
Mrs. John Boyd of Dushore was
the guest of her daughter Mrs. H.W.
Taylor Wednesday and Thursday.
Paymaster II. G. Lewis paid the
employees of the $. l.. Il $. r.. II.
Thursday evening.
Supt. l. 0. Blight was transactine
official business in town Saturday.
Rev. j. A. Enright will hold 4
picnic for the benefit of the st. Fran
els church i'm Mildred, August Is.
George B. Winter of Towanda was
the guest of his father-in-law Hon
j. s. Line Sunday.
Miss Amy Kelly is visiting hel
parents at Leroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Kelliher and
child of Corning, are visiting friends
at this place.
Mrs. John Curry and daughter OF
Long Valley, are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Frank Hancock and son o
Sayre, are visiting friends at this
place.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-28
Skunk.

1t iS lonesome without the noise
of the buZZsaw, and noon whistle.
j. p. Kimer has been a suffer of
neuralgia the past week.
Mrs. Anna Ferguson of Walton,
\. V, is spending the summer with
her daughter Mrs. A. +. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindley of Green
wood, Onee Lille Schattuck) is visit
ing the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Shattuck.
Born, July u, to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brenchley, Il daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tripp and
daughter of Canton, are guests of
w. T.. Porter.
Mrs. Manley of Piatt was taken
suddenly i'll last week. Friday, DR..
Lewis of Canton was summoned and
at this writing is some better.
Miss Nan Kilmer went to Grover
Monday to visit relatives.
The young people enjoyed Il hop
at Piatt Friday evening. Lyman
Jackson of Hillsgrove furnished the
music. A first class time is reported.
Miss Gusta Dukes, who has been
working for some time at Canton, is
visiting her parents in this place.
Miss Jessie Forrest of Canton, spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Clayton Battin of Athens, is visit
ing his parents in this place.
Our schools reopen September },
with the following corps of teachers:
c. III. Warren, Center; Miss Kate
McCarty, East; Miss Jessie Forrest,
Lower; Miss Gusta Parker, South;
Mrs. Jessie Warren, West Hill; Mrs.
Cora VanNeghten, North.
Miss Blanche Brown, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Brown, gave party to about twenty
of her little friends Friday afternoon,
July %, the occasion being her ninth
birthday. Outdoor games We're the
amusement until the rain drove
them i'm the house, where ice cream
and cake were served. At an early
hour the young ideas started for
home, wishing Miss Blanche's birth
day came twice year, instead of
once.
The ice cream festival ut the resi-
dence of w. r.. Forter Saturday
evening for F. M. Price, the Evan
gelical Preacher of this place, was
we'll attended and netted about nine
dollars.
Cyrus Hine, who has been work
ing at Bernice, and Orrin Hine of
Hillsgrove, are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. .. Hine.
Mrs. Mary Dewitt and daughter of
WilliamspOrt is visiting her brother
B. p. Dewitt of this place.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-28
Successful Landing Effected.

The United States military expe-
dition under the command of Gen.
Miles made "A successful landing ON
Porto Rico soil Thursday evening.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-28

Hon. Henry lIouck, who always
leaves trail of good humOr wher-
ever he goes, lectured to large and
delighted audience last Tuesday eve
ming in the court house. Every
sentence of his lecture was wreathed
in an olive branch of peace. Pathos
jolting against humor in the richest
and most varied assortment kept his
audience cOnvulsed with laughter,
while he mt the same time invoked
the angels of light and beauty to
show the pleasures of right living.
The Doctor is certainly gem before
an audience, and his presence here
will ever be welcomed.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-28
Number l2'
Lopez VS. Laporte,

An eff" as large as the manipu-
lators of newspaper type see fit to
make it, protruded in the game last
Saturday afternoon, as Il nail pro-
trudes on a cellar door on which the
small boy of the family is accustOm-
ed to toboggan. off" Laporte had
engaged better players from abroad,
elf" some of orr OWn had not been
guilty of some very bad--bad is a
mild adjective to describe it-ball
playing, the home team might have
won, but as it was, they suffered a
defeat that does not soil their record,
16 to | ratio.
Walters and jackson of Bernice
assisted Laporte; the former twirled
the sphere in yoeman fashion while
the latter caught superb game.
Ellery Swank put up II good game
on first base and John Beahen cut
the daisys every time he brought
the wagon tongue into contact with
the horsehide. Short-stop, second
and third bases were played by
Hughesville players who like some
other clubs, play without honor.
The score:
Lopez o o > 3 % | }-2l
Laporte, > / 900 20 10
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-04-21

and swore not to give up the fight I'M.
til be had rid his country of its foes.
Now was the time for them to deliver
their country from worse than an as
sissin foe.
The State executive committee was
then elected as follows: Aiken, J. l..
Quinby; Anderson. J. A. Hall. Barn.
we'll, }. NJ. Littleiohn; Charleston, H.
I. Williams; Chester, Rev. j. s. Moi
fatt; Clarendon, Rev. j. o. Cough;
Colleton, J. d. Ackerman; Darlington,
J. 8. White; Dorchester, h. w. Minus;
Edgefeld, T. w. Carwlle; Fairfield,
Rev. T. e. Mcdonald; Greenville, J.
NJ. Whitmire; Florence, P. Covipgton;
Greenwood, J. r. Leavell; Horny,
B. L. Beatty. Kershaw, J. n. Jones;
Lancaster, Waddy c. Thompson;
Laurens, I. c. ls,therstone; Lexing-
ton, L. B. Hayes; Marlboro, Melton
McLaurin; Marion, W. s. Foxworth
Newberry. A. G. Jones; Oconee, j..
Steck; Orangeburg, J. L. Sigby; Pick
ms, Julius E. Boggs; Richland, I. J..
AIaMotte; Spartanburg, J. N. Carlisle,
Jr. Union, 8. NJ. Rice. Jr.; Sumter,
H. l.. Scarborough; Williamsburg, K.
r. Roper; York, H. G. Strauss.
At subsequent meeting OF the com :
mittee Mr.. A. G. Jones, OF Newberry.
was elected State chairman and Mr.. La
Motto secretary.
Ihe convention then, on motion OF
Mr.. Kibley, at adjourned sine die. All
the members being satis6edwith result.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-04-21
Scalloped Apples.

Pour one-quarter cupiul melted bat
ter over two cupfuls stale bread
crumbs. Mix one-quarter cupfnI Esg1x
with one-quarter teaspoonful gated
nutmeg, and the grated rind and inice'
of one-half lemon. Sprinkle the bot
tom of q buttered baking dish with
crumbs, cover with one pint sliced ap-l
pies, add half the sugar mixtnre; adf
another pint of apples and the rensin.s
ing sugar and crumbs. Bake forty.
minutes, covered at first.
More butter and little wafer nay
be used if the apple is fayorless sssd
dry. Bakers bread is best. as = o
lighter than homemade. Press itl
through acolander, rejecting the efast
Any spice preferred may be used ~
with cinnamon, the lemon is best ONT,
ted. It should be baked in 3 siox.
oven ct first, covered, putting IT,:
the centre CRATE, SO that II may eoek
uniformly. ''
This is a very good dessert. sinplel
and economical. serving it with ssse. !.
and sugar, or with hard saace. Itn
also be served as an entree with meals
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-04-21
PALMETTO STATE CULLINGS.
A Novel Point.

The Attorney. Generals Office has just
decided that party can rattle property
or anything else without interference
on the part of the State. It appears
that there is no statute on the question
Of rafting, unless q rattle be lottery.
and the Attorney Generals office is OF
the opinion that the old statute against
o lottery will not hold against q rattle.
The statute is quite old and does not
appear to have been enforced. A lady
several days ago addressed communi-
cation to the Attorney Generals office
to know whether she might legally
rattle her house and lot. The PROPOSE
tion was novel to tho legal department
of the State, but excited sufficient in
terest for the old laws to be searched.
There was nothing specifically pro-
hibiting rattle. and so the lady was
advised that she might 60 on with the
rattle.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-04-21
WANT a GOOD RUSBAND7
If So, Girls, You Can Find Plenty of
Them in Idaho.

If So. Girls, You Can Find Plenty of
Them in Idaho.
There is a scarcity Of young women
in Idaho and bachelors who desire to
change their condition Of single bless
edness are plenty. AS 4 result OF this
condition Of affairs school boards in
that State have difficulty in securing
teachers to conduct their schools. Few
men are engaged in tn" occupation OF
teaching the young. as they can usually
find more lucrative employment. SO
young women are imported from the
east, and as soon as they begin work
the bachelors begin paying court to
them. With dozen men fiuttering
around her. small wonder that the
schoolma' am resigns and marries one
Of her suitors. There are about ten I'M
married men 10 one unmarried woman
in Idaho.
As 4 sample of the way Sclioolma ans
are wOOed and Won in Idaho the fol-
lowing incident will serve the point: \
charming young lady, Miss Busch. went
from Iowa to teach in the public school
r. Givensville, but before she was
there three months she was engaged
to n prominent man of the town, and
at the close of the school term they
were married. Her sister came to
teach the next school year. When the
term was half over this sister resigned
and married and sent for another un-
married sister to take her place as
teacher The third Miss Busch taught
in the school the latter half Of the term,
but three days after the term closed
she was married to business man Of
the town.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-04-21
Red Men Eiecs Omcers.

The Grand Council Of Red Men OF
the State, which has been in session in
Charleston, adjourned on the 18th. The
following officers were elected: Great
Sachem, A. G.. Pinckney, Pelzer;
Great Senior Sycamore, j. L. Hicks,
Union; Great Junior Sycamore. j. u.
Steencken, Charleston; Great Proph-
ct, j. NJ. Bowden, Spartanburg;
Great Guard of the Forest, D. w.
Lloyd, Charleston; Great Keeper OF
Wampum, w. M. Fitch, Charleston;
Great Keeper OF Records, r. A. Viii.
liams, Charleston. The great council
of Red Men will meet in Spartanburg
next wear in the Odd Fellows Hall.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-04-21
CONGRESS HEARS THE MESSAGE.
In Compliance With the Presidents
Wishes it Was Referred.

Wishes it Was Referred.
WASHINGTON, D. C. GspeciaD.-Long be-
tore daylight the steps leading to the
Capitol Building were crowded. All knew
shat Congress was not to convene uni
aoon, but all were anxious to find seats .L
me public galleries and were willing to
wait for hours, that they might have II
.hance to get into the building and hear
he momentous message read.
The members had not got more than
comfortably settled IN their places when 1t
vas announced. The galleries were
packed as they never have been before at
any time since the acute stage OF the crisis
developed.
In the Senate and House, while the long
expected document was being read there
was u death-like silence, more eloquent
than even the widest outbursts OF enthusi-
usm.
The President has expressed the desire
to members Of the Foreign Affairs Commit.
lees OF the Senate and House that the mes
sage be not Immediately acted upon, but
that 1t should bs formally referred to the
Committees. His wishes in this matter
were complied with as soon as the reading
of the document was concluded.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-04-21
whipping In school.

The Columbia correspondent of the
News and Courier says much interest
was taken in the case against Prof.
Jones, who was indicted for assault
and battery. He whipped Arthur Mar
tin, o 15.year-oid son Of Mr.. W. L.
Martin, and it was charged that the
whipping was unnecessarily severe
aud raised welts. The evidence showed
that the boy was liable to q whipping
on account OF demerits, and other boys
whipped at the same time said their
whipping was about as bad. The jury,
after being ont for five minutes, ac'
Quilted Prof. Jones.