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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-22
Can't Hurt q Reporter.

That newspaper men are full OF resources
was well illustrated recently. One of the
craft who lives on tho south side is fond OF
seeing chicken fight. and ho has some
good chickens. Recently he attended a
cooking main and took one Of his game
chickens with him. There had been sew
eral lively bouts when policeman APP
peared and gathered tho crowd in. The
newspaper man had hold of his chicken
when the policeman arrived, and in his
excitement held on to 1t.
At the hearing the policeman told his
story, and no one denied being present OF
declared that the story was not true. The
police magistrate turned to the newspaper
man and said, How does 1t como that
you were therep"
The culprit looked puzzled for mo
ment. and then a smile broke over bis
face, and he said: "Why, you know, ] an
always after news. l heard about This
main and got tip that II was going &c
DO raidcd, and / went there to get the
news"
"That's oil right, }" said the magistrate
"But what were you doing with a chicken
in your handY"
The newspaper man hcsitated but an
instant and said, Well You soc, wanted
TO clinch my news item as being true, so
| lust grabbed the chicken TO show there
was chicken fight.
The magistrate looked at him moment
and said: "well, you'll do You arr
| discharged "-Pittsburg Chronicle-Teie
graph.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-22
The Copper King ia coming.
THE REFORMED FAkIR.
He Had y Great Graft the Winter He
Spent In Albany.

He Had Great Graft the Winter He
Spent In Albany.
"I've earned an honest living in many
ways" said the reformed fakir, when he
was raking over the dead leaves OF his past
the other night, but l never struck such
graft as was up against the year win
tered in Albany. A friend got me little
Job there that paid me couple Of dollars
day. Besides that, was entitled to a
pass down to New York and back every
week. might have starved II had heen
so exclusive as to try to live on this alone
So set my wits to ferreting.
81 hadn't been there long before all the
pretty girls in town were after me. No,
as I don't pose as handsome man did
not take it to heart. They didn't want
me, but they wanted the autographs of
the statesmen I'd sing 'em song like
this:
"'Why, cert, girls, I'd be delighted to
oblige you. Nothing would give me
greater pleasure. But you know cant
go on the floor. My friend the doorkeeper,
however, can get just what you want, but
it will he some trouble TO him, and he
may charge 10 or Is cents, and
"'Oh, that's all right, the girls would
say, and nearly every one would put down
a quarter sig. And every quarter went
into my pocket, for that CUFF about not
being allowed to 90 on the floor was all
blind Sos they wouldn't see me, I'd JUS
tackle the statesmen somewhere else.
"Then got on to the money to be made
In strikes Every time bill was intro
duced that would hurt some one or some
interest in New York, learned all coult
about the matter there and wrote to I
friend i'm New York who looked up TIT
other end Then l would write to the par
| ties something like this:
"A bill detrimental to your interest
has been introduced here. Better come NJ
and see about it,
"Wben they reached Albany, L Deve
| failed to get my reward for putting then
| on.
"There was another way Of coming al
| honest plunk-I worked all the boys
| could for passes. Those who didn't g
| home over Sunday were willing to CIV
| up, and those who could get more thai
one l jollied into turning the extras owe
| to me. Then | sold them to fellows VIII
| couldn't get even one pass, or who wante
| two or three.
| "By these CRAFTS / managed to live well
and save every cent of my salary "-Ne'
York Press.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21
9ie Streitfraae erlebiat.

Golon n, Colombia, 20. Quguft.-
Die 6irmG Solomon &c &pppel in
8p9pta bat i'm 4uftrag Der Regierung
Die Regulirung Der Qus3ablung bes
@erruttiz@ Claims iibsrnommen, pel9e,
pie j6on gemslOet, binnen 8 Monaten
pom Sage Der re6errei9ung bes italie=
RiI9sn ultimatums an gu erfolgen
bat.
Der itdlieniI9e 8reu3er numbria,"
zines oer&risgsI9iffe Oes 8ei4puber8
bes Qbmiruls Ganoidni, Der 8ebufs
Grlebigung bes Gerrutti4S treites in
ben colombt9en @enGhern erT4ienen
lift, traf i'm bieIigsn 9afen Elm, tpirb
aber I9on beute na9 Gdrtagena gu,
ridte6ren.
Seine bdufigen 6abrten BON bort
nu9 Colon ertldren Ii9 babur9, Dab
bier Die &abelz6dcilitGten 6eifer iinb,
Gls in Gdrtaaena.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21
Der IpuniI4en PoifOampfer Iebnii4s

zig.
Der Gbef Der SnIurgentenz Streitz
frGfte in Der Srptng Pinar Del Rto,
9eDro Oia8, bat Elm Girtular Oerofz
fentli6t, in benz er bic Nufbebung Der
Standardization befannt ma6t.
6unoert Nmerifdner, bic am II. D.
Mts. Bel Maria 9orba ldnDeten, 6d=
ben Ii8 na8 elmer Gonferen8 nit ben
RebeGenFi6rern 9ago unb 2a3o piez
Der eingeI6ifft. sic fanOten fpdter
benz 7Sii6rer BARREN elm Quuntum
,Sarotad," Der uuf adt Sage reidt.
pie Wefften Der Re6eusn in jener BRO
pins IinD taft nadt unO p%oQtdnOig
pbne iebes @6ub3sug. sic buten Die
Qmeritaner. tie nit &leioungSitiden
gu berIorgen.
Nd6e Der Stabt 9indr Del Rto la
qerten am 16. Re6sQen z8anben unter
8anafo unb 8ino 8uerrp. On BENT
Tel6en Sage purbe, pie Der Stations
9orite6er BON Gabe3ps in Der ProDin3
Matan3os melbet, bieTer Srt ppn Rsz
beasn angegriffsn uHO Elm etnItiinoiz
ees i9drfes S6armiiBel, Bel Dem j.
bod tein S9aben angsri9tet puroe,
fanb Itatt.
Del @ouperneur bon Wdtdn3as 1dt
ben GefretGr Der GipilzRegierun9 emit
lafen, neil oerielbs lei Dem 8olonial=
SuIti3SSetr 8eI6perOe gefiibrt
hntts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21
Sismarf INN 8rutcr.
So6n Ritf9, $50.

@iner Der 2ie6linqsbi9ter Oss oeutz
i8en Bottles, 6riB Reuter, i9rieb am
4. September 1866 an gismarf unter
u%eberIenoung isiner Werfe:
o@s treibt mid, Gp. GrceGen3, dIs
benz Manne. Der Die SrGume meiner
Sugeno unO Die Soffnungsn bes gez
reiften Differs CUR faBbaren unO i'm
Sonneni4ein glGn3enOen Nabrbeit
pernirfli6t bat, ih meme bic @in6eit
0euti6tanb's, meinen tiefgefi6lten
9anf gu iagen. Ni9t Qutorenz@ttel>
felt, ionbern nur Der Iebbafte Duni9,
fir 10 piel I6Dne RealitGt, Die @p.
@rce1en3 benz 8aterlanoe geI6entt
BADEN, audi ettpas 3eules gu bieten,
berdnIuBt mid, oieism Dante Den Snz
bait oes beifplQenoen 9adets bei5uz
fiigen. Soft Iegne Sic fir SIR S6un!
sic baden ii9 me6r 6er3en geponnen,
als Sic abren, gum 8eiipiel aud ous
Sbres erge6enften 6riB 8euter."
8ismlpd begribts Oamals bic fri
I6en &tnoer Der Geuter'i6sn Wuie ais
.aLte 6reunbs" unb ertp$berts: vNO9
lit. mas bic Sugene erbDffR, ni6t
@irfli9teit getporben; nit Der 9agenz
mart aber perI06nt ss, psnn Der aus@
erfpG6lie 8olfsbi6ter in ttr Die GU
tunft gefi4ert pprI9aut, Der er 6rei6eit
mb 2eben tets gu ppfern bereit mar"
Sin drberer plutt0eutI6 der 9t4ter,
&Gaus @rotb, lang pon Dem grDBten
nieosrbeutifen Mdnne:
,Wi brutt en- Morrn, az S6or 10 fart,
@n Bitter geecn't Q0gsnpurt.
Sunni rl. Oh Get6om ut be Wdrt,
0u Mann BUN Stl6l un Sieni
6e fdom. Nl5t 6eD0er I'M nit SDerb,
Wit &Iotteit IN nit Wot6 bepebrt -
Die G35bt nun mai ut WGrtsn Fort
BUN Selosn. 6itnn Cliff
De braD be 6ut5r unb ebr Jfsit,
Sen 4rffiero tplp tx nut tnt WeIt,
llnb bro6 fpr uns tol.bt Dat Selt:
| UNI Orpm: bat oitiGs Rit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21

@tels, tpo Die GingalonJGbuui1ee Die
Pufap|StraBe treu8t, ItieB man plOB>
lid auf cine fart Oeri&un5te ipdnil4 DE
Q6tfeilung. Wie S6lDfeu 6agslten
Die &ugeln auf Die Nmerttaner elm.
uno 5pei Wdnn Der @itorz8atterie,
Die Sergeunten 6olmes uno @remtns,
Tppie @emeiner PatteriOn BON gfinnes
Fota purben get0btet, pGbreno 5dblz
rei6e Nnoere 8erlpunbungen bapon
trugen. Sergeant Gremins. Obpo9I
gu 3pbe getroffen, mantle nod 81 let<
mem @eI6iiB unb feuerte. Damn fiel
er e~ntIeelt gu 8ooen.
8or benz m0rOerii4en 5euer 0es
Seinbes muBte Die Qitor@gdtterie Ii9
~3uriid5ie6sn unb 8pei ibrer 8ei9ube
Suriidlafen. 46er nur temporGr! Die
ReIerpe unter SberIt Spenfbine fam
beran, uno nit i6rer 6iilfe gelung es
ben paderen 4rtiGerilten nit einem
Repolper< QngrifF ibre S4neQfeuerz
&unonen fpteDer gu erpbern unD bic
Spanier in bic 6lu4t gu f4lugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21
Dir 9nnnLnrhnhrrns Traar.

G6tcagO, Sus., 20. @uguIt. -
&analboOti6ifFsr poIIen an bic bisIige
8eper6efammer bos @eIu6 ri6ter.
Ii6 UNI auf6ebung Der @e6u6ren uuf
Dem 0euanOz&ana 81 bsmiiben. GS
lit biss cine Der itreitigen 6rdgsn 5pts
I6en Den Ser. Stadten unb Ganabd,
nit peI6en ii6 Die am %. b. Wts. in
Quebec 5uIammsn treten0eNu59lei6ss
GOmmtiiiOn gu befofen BADEN miro.
IS beiBt, bdB Canada bur9 ben ers
b06ten 8ertebr aus Dem Weiten Der
Ser. Stoaten na6 Montreal fir ben
9ebubrenperluIt rei4li9 entf6Goigt
tperOen piirOe. 8lei63eitig piirOe Die
glbf6affung Der 9%ebii6ren ben tlsinen
SOn0li4iffern ipieOer auf bic 8eine
belfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21

Sic mile bod, i4 fen Stpd in ener
8rauerei, Mer Sen I9un ale 8ripez
rdf6ens gsmd4t, uns Die i6DnIte ,Gprz
ners in 9abana IN in Santiago aus
3epide I'M Serlu6nS bort 3e i6tarte.
unIer 8roumeiiter, Der M2iIter Maisz
toIbe, 6ot ipei9eq 8rsp gema6t, ND
be Rdme ygiuba fibre" bot, IN mel ben
erpett, 70 ME Die SpGniGros fort fem,
9rGnO Openings in al uniere 8tGB in
6aOuna &c balte In { Pdar S6iff bon
BUN uHierem SpeiGsQ 8rep eniipper
&c Ifife.
In ba fimmt Der SEaFter nit feline
8robi6ii4enzGio;:s. 0e8 muB gez
i6tappt tpern, Wiitsr GOiter, TunIt
tf6pin i6 bic SpGniGros. Damn ND
6leibi Die 2i6srt2, mann bic 6eFreiie
Gjubdns fee Bier trinfe berfe? lin ND
ipl 0es gisneB 6srfimms, Pam te
Serlu6nS 9eI6tartet tpsrn oerfs?
In oann T6eint Der Wifer Sfafter
aa@ pergeiIe Sc batpps, baB Bier IN
W6iStep Die b$ite M}ittel iein gege einiz
ges 6ieber, gege De 0ener Sad lin gsge
MaIdrid. 9ro6ibii6sn muB pun
8pdrO Of 6e1ltb gei6tappt pern, {unIt
fpern NEE fee GnO DUN SidneB in @juz
ia 6atpDs.
Gnjbau muB ber3u getsnbet pern,
Dab glet E gutter Mann, am bette en-
9eiii6er, un ieoenfaqs @insr, mo nit
erer 8rauerei connected is, gum 8ouz
psrneur bun @iu6a gemaGt paro, TunIf
nuBt uns bes gan5e GiIGnO mir. I'm
Der SIfenerea S6dfter muB impieti6t
pern rpege 6O6Derratb IN un6etomz
menoe @onbutt FOR en- S59enelmunn,
oes is mel Wo!den.
Uttt GigarOs
0our5
SSo6n 8it19, $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21
Subn Ritid lit argrrli6,

Sen. S6dfter's prohlbltIontltt10e 4H@
i6auungen erregen 1etnen ,3orn.
G6pere @nttGuihung. -
8eroorbene SpetulatiOnen.
y6It Neu gorf, OguIt be elite Goes
rimem6ert mid INNER an OePGrdgrett
@lf IN i9 iein be gan3e Sag for4tbor
oori9tig.)
SDeningsz@ taatsnubspdper dtroB
bic 8ritI9.
MiIter GOiterl
SD timm aus Der Mut6 i6un gar
nimmer erdus. @rItens mol muB t4
mid INNER Grqsre iipper Den bers
pfui9te 6rieos IN Damn jeB ipipsr 0e
Si6enereq Sbafter.
On bin i6 nod in feim WteniAe
bisGpppinteo morn, pie in Dem Side.
nerea Sbafter. Wie i4 benz lei
9iftf3er geiebe ben. ou fen i'd ge<
pu6t: Oss is E Mann, no mas
i9tGnoe tdnn, Der ts net pun Wai1er
uno GemcnGo uno SoOanafer 10 Did
geporot.
I'm ieBt t0rnt es aus, oaB oer0aann
E Yro6ibiI6snift Is. Neq, bes Is Ia
8uBneB. 8un mir aus fam @iner
WaHer idufe, 10 bel er min, mann er
l,pr BUN mir net perlangt, E 9og aus
mel &c made, Bel baB i9 0aher idut.
SIN @egentbeil, i9 fam mid drgern,
mann bic guntess 10 t6un ols mann e
Sim De gr6Bte @efale un E belonners
@br erpeiIe, mann Ie enc 9eiti6e Ia
&C.. lie tfGte aa4 Bier gIei4e, IN le
6Gtte ibr 9attelbier i'm Suus.
Gspei9eui bic 8anoiOGts bsDpr
2ecti9enteim ben be Sdbit, INNER
ponn Ie nit Deiti4e auiummefimme,
&c idge, lie t6Gte Bier trinte. Dies
erIpefte, DAP mer ii9 for Die @Rr nod
beIpnners 6eOuntt. Sn 10 eme San
tbut mer's INNER lsio, OuB mir nes
@rp6Iei net Qerptpe is IN ib mid nit
ersr 66fli9e Rimarf bsgnige muB mir
for Sniten3: rWus 9eb i4 Drum? BUN
mir aug f6nre Sic &ereiibn OOerGar:
boIic @fTig iaufs. pdnn's Sbne SPdB
md6t."
Bel bem Sbdfter is bes annerF6 DIT.
Der IpOilf oes 8usneB nit IeinsPrObis
bii6enSGibies for gfu6u. Der Nann
muB geI4tuppt pern. mir ben for {
Freies Cuba aefeit, neil mir 8usneb
tbun noble in CUBA. Del is nns Her
Mdtter IS!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21

unneftirt 6dben pber unneftiren Dols
len. @r ertIGrte iid aus Oieiem9runs
Be bouftGnbig gegen ieOe Qnnerion bon
Standardization 2Gnoern, Die oieP9tz
lippinen= SnIatr. Die 8eD0lterung lei
bort 5u oi6t, nm an cine regelmdBi8e
Qanobebauung Seiten5 Der peiBenSe'
p0lterunQ 3u benfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21
Wuro aus Giferlndlt.

Rem 9 0 t. 20. 4uguit. - Der
42jd5rige 4r6eiter Benjamin MsqdDe
ftuerte beute auf Dem Ssitenpsqe Der
so. StraBe. nabe Der II. 4Denue, meb>
rere S6iifie auf feline Satin ab. Die
5rau. uuf Die MeQaOe siferIii8tia ges
fpeien iein i'm, tpuroe t0otli9 berfpur=
bet. NelaOe beFinDst Ii9 in 6aft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21


yn Der RatipnaI : G%onferen3 CUR Gr@
pGgung Der 5rugen in 8e5ug dlf
unIere QuslanOspolitit, bdIt Der
beoeutenOfte Oeutide &eOner 4mes
= ritu's cine InIpra6e. - Die mo-
ruliI6e uno bic prottiI6e Settle
Der Qnnerions : 9OIitit. - Gu
muel 9ompers, q%rdIioent Der D6ez
berution Of 2abor," ge8en 4nnez
rion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21
Glrnb in 6aDana.

Rormale 3uftdnbe in Der 9duptitaOt
@uba's. = Der &rteg nod ni9t
als beenoet betru9tet. Imert>
tonii4e @orreiponbentsn erbdlten
nod teinen 3utritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21

Merito. 10. @uguff. = Der
ameritanii9e @eIanbte Glapton bat
bas Miniiterium oes @uspGrtigea
BON Dem &bi4luB Der 6riebens> YrG.
liminurien in 8enntniB geiebt, UNI
Mtinifter Mariscal antpor!!et, inbem
er Die Ser. Staaten ou5u begliidz
puni9te. baB Der 6rieben jebt 9eiidert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-21
Die @rltlrmun9 Manila'S.
&efeFisunseu idledt bertbeiOigt.
stntcreKantc Gin5elnbeiten.

Hm Camp 0etpeD rpuBte man bereits
am Sreitag, buB elm @ngrtff am
nG9ien Sage itattfinben piirbe.
Die SrOre nit SubeI begriBt.
= 3pei @e19iiBs tperben Our3
einen ReOOlDereQngriff 5uriid err
pbert. - Slotte unb Seer beoeden
ii9 nit &ubm. - Die 8efeitigunz
oen ftGrter, ais man erpartete.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
ltntIIH From ~. I'0ul'a.

Cotton h0cinI Is the order Of the day.
Some OF the farmers arc half through
thinning cotton. That indicates the
acreage smaller than usual.
Chips, | am mad and also glad. Mad,
because you seem to think the position
best to suit me is To stay at home aud
hop clods and please Mrs. Clodhoppcr.
We want change. We desired to
taste the public pap that seems to be
fattcning some people and to cause
them to have elevated views Of small
things and small people in small posi-
tons. Now, Chips, had you not put
such powerful explosive in my way
and offered yourself instead, why |
would have turned you down just us
easy ms you would turn down one of
your little Chips for disobcdience and
would just have walk over. The
thing that am glad Of, and | admire
you for it Chips, that you have the
spontaneous audacity to offer the Hon.
II. w. keitt for the position Of Superin-
tendcnt of Education. Mr.. Keitt
oSt w" thSc otlN IL ocbGct OillCSr mas not
been in my recollection. Hc is honest
and truthful and has Il business capaci-
ty that but few arc endowed with. |
certainly will withdraw and endorse
your recommendation.
Mrs. T.. V. EDting (our dear mothcrl
died at her home at her daughters at
Prosperity last Thursday night and her
remains were Inferred in St. Pauls
cemetery Friday evening. She was
past GS years of age. She died in the
faith of her Saviour.
Rev. j. y. Sigh received telegram
Saturday evening that his daughter
LII (Nlrs. Darr) was dying. Sad news
indeed.
MIR. Editor, our melon patch is doing
nicely. Wo got good stand which is
requisite to success.
May l6, 1898. CLODuoppER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20

The executive committee OF the Pro-
hibition party held meeting IN CO.
lnmb& this week. Il vas found that
MIR. l.. Childs, The nominee Tor Lieu.
tenant Governor wOuId be unable 90 ac-
cept The place on the ticket on account
OF i'll health and Mr. 6. e. Feather.
stone, Of Lnurens, was put ia his place
nhd be has acCeptcd. air. FcathGrstOn@
is fine fellow ana being our ncighbor
Nc wOllld be delighted 10 support him,
but Us long as OUr friend 81. y. Nc
Sweeney is in the race We are Tor him
first last md nj, the t;mc.
Mr.. D. n. TOnpkins wna nlso t,kcn
OF the ticket and the place filed.
The PrOhititionials nrc going to
make strong fight aud the endorse
lncnt OF Tho Dispcnsnry by the State
convention will help tho Prohibition
Cause
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
ltNns From luug I.un,.

Wo havc had some rrM roni weather.
lately aud cotton is suffering hrrrby.
MIR. Mark Smith and family spent,
several days in our midst visiting rrla-
tivCs and frcnds
Mr.. w. II. Brown and mothrr visited
Mr. james Long In Fairfield Co. yes.
tcrday and Mr. llagood Sr"wn who has
been spending week at his unclr's TO-.
turned home with his father.
a few Of tho young people OF our
community enjoyed an irc cream frs-
tival at the residence OF MIR. james
Kiblcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. ,lrlcr and family
and Mrs. w. j.. Brown attended the
picnic ut tho closing of Miss Mary
Cotlcld's school near Goshen hin and
Hpcnt II night and day ut the hospitnblc
home OF Mr. and Mira. j. T.. Coilcld.
They all enjoyed both the picnic and
tho visit very much.
Our boys were not among tho patriot
tc and did not volunteer for war, per,
haps II they had they would have boon
sent back to us. No doubt the return
OF many Of thcm caused their mothers
hearts to leap with JOY? Say, Mr. Edi-
tor, don't You think as many negroes
should bc forced to enlist from our
state as thcrc arc whito volunteers?
This sccms TO mo would he only Justice
and tho South should demand some
such measure NlTA.
May o, 1903.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
Lower No. ID News.

We arc having some pretty cool
weather Ut present.
Married ut St. Lukc's Lutheran pur.
sonagc May 8, 1903, by the Rev. Geo.
S. Bcardcn, Mr.. John Turunr to Miss
Dominick, the daughter OF Mr.. George
Dominck, Of lower No. 8. We extend
congratulations
Mr.. j. w. y. Harmon, Of Dcimar,
Saluda County, 10 on Il Visit to his
mother I'm the Zion section.
Some OF our farmers have commenced
planting their cotton over. as the re-
cent fr0st9 had killed IL out. Some re.
port bad stands OF corn
Miss Leila Boozcr and brother.
Eldridgc, OF the st. Lulso's section,
visited Mr.. Il. f.. Amick's family in the
Mt. Pilgrim section tho past week
Tho small grain crop seems To he n
promising ono 50 fur in this commu.
nifty. ..,.
Our community has not yet been
visited by tho small pox, yet VIC are OK
Decting IT every day, as some co0rcd
people who live in tbis section have
returned from n visit TO relatives In
Columbia who have the disease. Such
people should be placed In the pest
house.
Mr.. G. s. Nichols, who has been
In Newbcrry the past few months, has
returned to this community and Is now
IN the bicycle business.
Mrs. Mary Taylor visited hcr sisted,
Mrs. Jno. A. Enlow, nt the County
Home last Sunday.
We hear o good deal OF complaint
from pensioners about their pensions
being reduced. GEE HAw.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
nE WAS E0IHG TO TItE WAR
80 MIsa vcrnfr, Of NrrcnviIir, WnH Married
10 Mr. Ncuhnn q. Norman
I5pcCinl to rho state.

GrccnviIlc, $. g., Mny I3. Miss
Evelyn Werner and Mr.. I,"ubrn G.
MOOrmnn, OF COlumbin, were inurrird
yesterday nt the rchidcnrr Of the Rev.
j. S. Nc .clnorc, the officiating miniH.
t4i. Tho nnrrin@c was quit" II surprise
u Miss Vcrn"r's family urd friends.
She 10 daughter OF Judge -. i. Ncr-
nor aud Il niece OF .Iuhg" j. = Werner.
Immediately after the ceremony with II
young lady friend, the young couple
drove TO the rCsidcnrn Of the bridcn
Mihrr nnd announced the marriage to
The family. 1t iN understood that lhuir
engagement began while Miaa Werner
was At college, in Columbia, nud Mr..
Moornnn'H intention to 30 to tho war
wns probably the reason for The sudden
nction. Aside from tn" popularity u(
tho two young proplr, thn romance or
the marriage has rauSrl murh interest
to bO folt In tho even, whirh waS So
much oi II surprise.
Mr.. Moormnn left today for tulumhia
nnd his hrid" rrmnins at her homo,
whi,0 the youthful husband goes to ioiu
the volunteers now IN camp in Column.
hin
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20

tong since snd We found thas the little
city l. eestfsy Ner share Of trade. I'm
Facf. Our Old frrand Kay had a perfect
love fe&sS tnas day. Mrs. Kay was
kepB go busy In the millinery depart
raent shat she fo4nts IL necessary ~ send
oU1 after assistance. Kay is a natural
horn merch&nt He's not only uos Il
Hoo9 taste in buying, hut he's got the
rnstsIng qualities in selling also. That's
right, Kay. go right down to the bot
tom on yGur goods. Trade is Ike ran
ming water, is will hunt for IoH
places.
Mr. j. w. Werts reqW sts us to :ay
TO his many friends and customers who
paiTonized his gin during the season II
cotton ginning that ne is sincerely
thankful to them all for their patron
age and hopes by good work and care
ful management TO return the same.
Look here. candidates, what's The
matter? Don't get scared over the
war, there will be enough boys left TO
vote. Come right along now. The
many friends Of the lion. Tho3. w.
Kcitt has opened the way. He's tic
first whose hat has been hung upon Tho
Herald and News rack. Thcrc's
thousands who read The Herald and
News, and II you want your lights to
shine give us yOnr name. Remember
the people sometimes take candidates
somewhat like going to mill--iirst come
first served. Any one who finds IT.
more convenient can give tho under
signed their maine and VIC will guarun-
tcc you that the voters will soon know
where you stand.
We congratulate Ncwbrrry Collie GO
for selecting the Rev. J. A. Sigh to
preach the baccalaurcatc sermon.
What's the need going way Off to hunt
man when we've got just rs good ma
tcrial at home rs can be found any
where. CIIi,'S.
May l3, 1898.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
Ille Aeyala md 0ews
r. 81. 8ULr, EbTr0R

The Editor ot The Herald and News
was given oyer last week so She United
Synod and this week he is the property
OF She Grand Lodge Knights OF PyShias
so II She reader finds lack OF matter
in the editorial column he mast CON
gr&tul&te himself that he has had some
thing else TO read. After this is3uc We
will get back to the regular routine
ana Gatch up with our exchanges.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20

The Wra'h"ld Nnh. News prints the
following Ia regard To nn old resident
OF that place: Frank McAvoy, for
many yenrn u, the cmpIoy Of the H.,
n. a. & G. ltY. here. tnya: "I have
used ChannerMin's Cote, Cholera and
Diarri ni Remedy Or ton years or
lonEer--,an never without it In my
family. | consider it the best remedy
I the Kind manufactured. I take
pleasure III recommending IT, 1t Is
y specific for al bowel disorders. For
sale by w. Il Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
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perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Prlce 20 cents per box. For sale 10y
&, Glider and w. T.. Pelham,