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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25
Our Lady Of the SNOW. Melt..

The mayor Of Portland, Me-, has ask
ed four companies Of Canadian militia
to assist in celebrating tho Fourth Of
July, and the invitation has been &C
cepted. These family parties will add TO
the interest of the day.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25
Can Our Coast BE Enectually Block.
AIDED?

IL confidence can be felt in the opinion OF
military md naval officers I'm high places NJ
the seat q government. snch H. the vas, or
tent az our $40 cvsst 10 blockade 10 effect.
nsliy. even " ou- navy and sen cosst de.
fences conld ofor no adequate resistance.
seems 10 be Impossible. when n blockade ~
he bowels exists. relieve constipation with
Ho-tsfter's Stomach bitter . which conouers
aysregsia, malaria, rheumatism snd kidney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25

About 3 o'clock TIL, afternoon an
alarm Was sent In from fox III for n
fire on the roof 81 ons Of the buildings
q, the city w M yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25

Nest Exciting Game That the P~ittssurs.
srs Have Witnessed.
Pittsburs. June 26.-The game yester-
day was n OF the most exciting and
brilliant ever played here. Pittsburg
wen In the 18th inning. Attendance,
10O0 acnro.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25
Back TO First Causes.

Turn about is fair play. A stamp tax
caused our first war, and now every war
causes a stamp tax.-Boston Traveller.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25
Constable's Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution, No. 1874, issued
cut Of tho District Court Of tho sixth Judicial
county, dated June 10th, A. d.. l'9s. and msde
rcturnable TO said court on the 18th. day OF
September, A. ID. 1928. wherein Alphn X Hill
Byron II. Chappell OF Providence, IN said
county, Is defendant, will BIO sold ut Public
Auction Mt the bfice OF II p Owon, Esq. No
10 College street, Room II, In snid Providence,
on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day OF June, A ID
1893, mt ~ o'clock noon One bny horse, which
wrs by me attached on the original writ on
which aforementioned execution was OBJ
trined
Levied on this nth dpy Of June. A % 1903.
rt II O'clock q IN, and will 90 sold to saiisfy
said execution IL Sufficient.
GEORGE W. Ii. HUDSON.
jcl1.i0t Constable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25

To cure Constit alton rorevrr.
rakc Css-sret Candy Cathartic i0c or csc
u G. g e. fail 10 cure. druggists refund monex
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25
Lincoln
Spring Water
FROM SARA1 OOA
Cures Dialect y.

Read some of the testilao aials OF
residcnts of Boston and suburbs like
the following, which Is only one OF
the many we are receiving continu-
ously from people right In this
vicinity:
SToNEHAM, Mass, Jan. rs, 1888.
LINCOLN SPRING Co.,
AZ Cornhill, Boston.
Gentlemen-About the first OF Au-
gust, 1897, l met my friend, Mr..
Alexis Cutting Of Winchester Ian
old acquAintsnce) and invited him
to have O glass Of the Lincoln
Spring Water at thor parlors, AZ
Cornhill. He told me that he was
troubled with dia betes.
i myself had been afflicted with
this dread disease (diabctes) for
twelve years. After drinking this
watcr for n few days ! noticed q
~perceptihle change for the better.
After drinking about six cases of
the water, ! was pronounced by my
physician TO 90 entirely cured.
must say that l was astonished,
and more than pleased with the
beneficial results OF tho water.
can chesrfully recommend IL to any
who may be suffering ~ l was, and
IL also gives me pleasure TO say that
tho water IL q delicious beverage,
sparkling and bright and full Of
health-giving properties. thank
you, gentlemen, for this most won
derful water, aud I believe 1 was prov.
identially led to you that I might be
restored to nay health again.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY A. SMITH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25
PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY.

A disfdcn1 of one dollar yer share hes been ds
clsfsd. payable Oh Friday, July lst prosina. q
Of record "a aFpcsrs by The booss 81
10Th instant.
Providence, r. T.. june ~. 1895
A. b. Staten. Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25
INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY

INUOSIKTAL IKUCI CONTAN Z
No. 50 WESTMINSTER STREET.
CAPITAL. : $1,OOOOOO. ~ SURPLUS, : $25O,OOO.
Transacts a General Banking and rust Business
Authorized to Act as Trustee, Executor, Administrator, Etc
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Legal Depository for Executors. administrators, Guardians. Trustecs. Eta
Safes to Rent In Fire and Burglar Proof Vaults Of r l. Safe Deposit CO.
DIRECTORS;
Jamss NJ Kmbs Mr n 81 I'M r. Cdr William Il Duwc
George l. lttcnsd John /. CanpSdL warren Arnold
Albert L. Calder henry u Barker RIA RoberNon
Storms Hutchns QNy X mmp I'M Addemn
bezekah Sonnnk htmx IL Nm2h em 49, nhtnw~
sAhT{ELH COLT Trraasss r11 3 AHp n pTanEE ssSss S,aa'a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
SECOND a HOUSE
CONSTRUCTION LOAN.
Proposals for $SOO,OoO.oO Three
Per Cent. Gold Bonds.

SEALED PROPOSALS.. addressed to Walter
A Read, General Treasurer. endorsed 'Pfo-
pcsAls for Second state House Construction
Loan " will be received AT the cfi'ce OF tho
General Treasurer uf the State of Rhode
Island, in the city OF Providence. until II
o'clock m, July |, 1855. for the whole or CRY
part of said loan.
Forty year registered or coupon bonds viii
be Issued, payable in gold OF tho Critod
States OF the present standard Cf wtight and
hneness, and interest VIII bc payable ocmi-
annually on tho fifteenth dry o. April and
October Of each year, in gold
The loan viii DO issued IN accordance with
an not passed. Ivy tho General Assembly, nc Tvs
May session, 1893. or Jurc ..
These bonds will nnsuru In lcJS. are
secured by tinsing funds and ere = law
exempt from taxation ia the state OF Hhosc
The right il reserved 10 reject any ond all
bids.
The valuation OF tho taxable property 81
the state In 1897 amounted 10 1914 ,el7, ts5. %.
bonded debt, sl.JJ0.oO; Sinsing Fand, sSs.-
42.00
Further Information may 10 obtsincd from
tho undersigned. General Treasurer os The
State OF Rhode Tslaud, at his Office. No lOl
North Main street, Providence.
MATTER A. READ,
Providence. June IL. les. jsDct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-25

vnIIAz 8 o1HsTshPbr F,, "a; !: 1srSnr 4
ossSxvQb Dusch VA cAawdA NAnAaA II,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
SLEEPING on THEIR ARMS.
North Carolina prm"crnts SO Doing-Hc-
pubIlcnns DGmurnlIZcd.

Wilmington, n. G., Nov. L.
There i II, material change in the
present situation horc. Tho out
como, it is believed, will be peaceful
# the Republicans abide by the
compromise made. But agreement
must be carried out to the very lot
tor, or there will be trouble.
Governor Russell, Dockery and
other l"uding Republicans arc still
here, presumably making strong
efforts to get the negroes t" the
polls next Tuesday to vote the judi
cial aud congressional tickets and
probably ticket for State senator.
their presence hore increases the
tension
The latest report is that an effort
is being made to induce the present
register of deeds, who is n negro, to
become so called independent can
didate for re-. election, the object be-
ing to bring out the negro vote.
The Democrats would regard this
IA distinct and fragrant violation
Of the agreement already made iI
the interest of peace and will no
submit to it, whatever the conse
qncnces may be- 1t is fair state
ment of the general situation TO sa.
that the Democrats are sleeping OF
their arms, while the Republican
are in Il state Of decentralization.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
EVACUATION or CUBA.
Two Thousand T'o"pa Embnrk for ll"m"
ut Gibnra- Flowers for the Graves OF y
Maine Nictims.

Havana, November l-S.l1 p.
IN This afternoon Senior Girutcan,
secretary of the Spanish evacuation
commission, delivered to the Amcri-
can commissioners two nOtcs. ono
authorizing DR.. Laine to inspect the
sanitary condition Of the Spanish
military hospital in Havana with 1"
Wow to report, and the other an
nouncing tho sailing from Gibara,
province of Santiago, on October 30,
Of the transports San Ignacio and
Notre Dame Du Sulut, each carry
ing one thousand troops, with oili.
GERS, all belonging to tho IIolguin
division. The note further states
that Gen. Luqne will remain until
the last soldier is ready to go. The
steamer Chateau LATTE will sail FROM
this port tomorrow for Gibnra to
complete tho evacuation.
TO morrow the members of the
varons United States commission
and their stalls will go to the Colon
Cemetery to place wreaths upon tn,
graves whore lie tho remains Of the
| Maine victims. 4 cOmmi, tAo o
Young Cuban ladies' sent five basket:
Of flowers to the Hotel Trocha toda,
to be used IN the ceremony
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

Headquarters United Confederate
Veterans, Now Orlruns, La, Oto-
brr 30, 1893. Grncrul ORDERS No.
2O9.
|. The General Commanding N
nuunccs that undrr tho resolution
passed at the late reunion held at
Atlanta, Ga, and under the custcm
established by the ass socintion, l,av-
ing the date Of the next nnnnal
meeting and reunion, which is to be-
hell in tho cIty Of Charleston, :. G.,
to the general commanding and the
department commanders; by ununi-
nous agreement and at the desire OF
ucquicsccd in by "onr host,' the next
reunion will be held ut Charleston,
$. G., upon tho following dates, May
10th, llth, 18th and 18th, 1890,
"Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday respectively.
On account Of thu rapid growth of
the association, and tn" immcnse at-
emulation of business which dc.
mands urgent attention at tn" com
ing session, four days will be- given
70 this imp 'rtant session, I'M osS Il @
business is sooner disposed Of by tn"
Delegates.
, II. With pride the general com.
| manding also announces that |, 81
camps have now joined the nssocia
ton and applications rec civrd at
these headquarters for over 200 more"
He urges veterans everywhere tc
send to these headquarters for organ
ization papers, form cam 81 at once
and Oin this association so AS to uS
sst in carrying out its benevolent
pruisrworthy and patriotic objects.
BY orlor Of
j. B. GoEpnN,
General Commanding.
Geo. Norman,
Adj G"l. and Chief of Staff.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
The OK asa X. former.

The Montgomery (Aln.,j journal
presents now solution Of the plant
ing problem, drawn from the expert
enco Of Mr.. NJ. p. LeGrnnl, q sue
cessful farmer banker of that city.
Mr. LeGrand is lord Of many acres
and he rents all Of it to negroes on
the usual terms, except in one re-
spoct-the mulo is barred His ton
ants use oxen and they never fail to
hand over rent money promptly.
And these are the reasons Of this un-
usual procedure on their part: The
OK grazes at night and requires no
corn. Tethcr him in n grassy spot
and all tho food he requires IS at
hand without cost. With an OK Il
negro tenant will cultivate all the
land he has the ability to work. And
at odd times ho cannot mount tho OK
and ride away on useless crrands OF
pleasure trips and sap his strengtl
or distract him from duty in the cot
ton field or the corn. At night h'
does not ride to the distant churches
or elsewhere and sacrifice tho tim
for sleep. On Sundays he does no
gaIlop. off to tho big meetin', Satd'.
evenings do not find him Sin town,
, for ho will not undertake. tho wal,
and ho has no other means Of got
ting there. The rcsnlt is that tn
tenant with the OK is moro contentc(
y enjoys better health, works NOR
r steadily; and, not having to buy cor
;. to keep a mule, no has smallt
I: debt to pay for 'vances ont Of b
, cotton crop.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
CONSTABLE SHOOTS
HUII.EIS IN 1IiE SACK OE BOY
VINO WAS KUSNISG.
Shooting on SurpiCiun Nf Having COntrH-
b md Liquor Followed by Beating
on the IL nd.

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
rls()tilSA M NJ T.
or FIrcworIs4 display on the Grcnsion I"
the State Fair at Columbia.

I. Salute of 2 Aerial guns, fired
rom . inch mortars.
2. illumination Of tho grounds
with powerful colored lights, chang
ing color five times.
3. Ascent of two balloons carrying
magnesium lights, flooding the en-
tire neighborhood with dazzling
lights, finishing with string of
jewels 100 feet long, constantly
changing color as they float through
space and other pleasing fireworks.
4. Display Of 80 ono and two
pound rockets, containing Pains
famous Manhattan Beach Combina
tons and fired SO as to blend the
continued varied tints.
5. Flying pigeons of fire, crossing
and rocrossing the grounds.
6. Two batteries of large Saucis-
sons.
7. Salvoe of five fifteen incl bombs
with latest novelties and effect J.
s. Flight Of 3 rockets continuing
twin parachutes.
8. 6 bayopot tourbillous or UNI
brellas Of fire in ascent and decent.
10. Tho Star Spangled Banner in
, fire.
II. 2 large mines Of serpents OF
fire.
II. Salvoe of 6 fifteen inch 81 oils
Coulour do rose, amethysts and
rubies, poarls and sapphires, oio
gold, corisc,. etc
13. Ascent Of 3 four pound hang
ing chain rockets, first introduced
. into Pyrotechny by Pain.
II. Exhibition Of 2 batteries 0
variegated starts.
15 Alludins jewelled tree Of fire
1G. 2 largo Doveil, among the, tail
ors, one of the most amusing piece
in Pyrotochy.
II. Salvoe of 24-inch shells, con
tanning all the latest effects invente'
by Pain for the 1893 season at Man
haitian Beach.
IS. Ascent of three pound Pain
) chromatic star rockets, tho most &C
mired Of all recent novelties in fire
works.
3 80. Ascent Of three pound rocket
y tho pleiados or floating stars.
u 20. Ascent of ,hreo pound rocket
opal showers, laburnam blossoms III
( ev"ling stars.
o T., 81. Aerial novelty, q; loo of 8 L
f peatina sholls opening red, changir
j.. ing to'sSShhito ond, finishing blue.
Il 22. Firvrx portraits of Admir-
o Dewey, General Butter, L;o.'tena
n Hobson, Admiral Schley, Gener
J. Wheeler, Lieutenant Victor Blue, o
n %. Explosion of two immer
10 cracker mines.
"a. Salvoo of ~ inch bombs, liqr
1T fire, comotic rain, Alladin's jewe
10 etc.
ir 25. Display Of PAINS aerial nov
Of ties.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
W Nj ED !!

Agents for "IIistory Of the Spanish
American War;. by Hon Henry
Wattcrson. A complete, authentic
history; illustrated with over Is full
page half.toncs and many richly
colorod pictures. Large royal octave
volnme, superb outfit, postpaid for
only 80 cents (stamps tnkrn). M,st
liberal terms given. The grcatcs,
opportunity Of the yoar, Address
Tho Werner Company, Akron, o. 81
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
TUE SECOND SOUTH CAROLINA
An ExhIbiti"u D'lli and sham i,ntil" In
savannah by Col Ihompsnn's Bntnlii"n.
Especial to News and Courlrr.)

Especial to News and Courlrr)
Savannah, Ga, Nov l.-Licut.
Col. Thompson's battalion gave an
exhibition drill in the city this after
noon that was said by military ex-
pcrts to be one Of tho prrtticst drills
ever seen by them. The general
officers Of the 7th army corps wnne
pnrtic larly high in thcir praise. The
sham battle at tho conclusion Of tho
drill was said to be almost perfect,
tho officers conducting both the do.
fonsive and the offensive, handling
their companies in an excellent man,
ner. Tho drill and sham battle
were witnessed by thousands Of poo
pie, and Col. Thompson and his
officers won for themselves tho high
est praise. Gen. Wheaton is said to
have remarked that thoro is not
another battalion in tho 7th army
corps that can equal Col. Thomp'
sons.
Quartormastcr Sergt. Edward Ar.
thur Hopkins, of Company Il. dice
in tho hospital at Panama yoster
day.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
ARMED, READY FOR FRAY
WuIrES AND BLACKS ARE Prepared
IL 10 BEGIN SHUOTING ON lIRST
~ SIGHT.
Negroes Arc Drilling Every Night Rcpub-
Iicnna win Disobey Russell In WILL
s. mingtnn and Precipitat"
u lSHttla.

Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 1.~Gov.
Russelrs action in promising the
white people that the Republican
party would not issue Il tcket in the
county if two candidates On the
white ticket for the Legislature were
withdrawn and any two 9th rs Sc
lectod in their stead has deeply IN
censed the negroes. They threaten
vengcance against him for his dicta-
torial attitude and declare they will
issue ticket anyhow.
The two candidates objected to by
Russell have openly denounced the
governor and declare their intention
to offer Resolutions of impes chment
if elected.
If the negroes put out q ticket, as
'ls now beloved, conflict is 1nevita
BILE.
Every ward, precinct and block in
the city is thoroughly organized by
both whites and blacks.
Tho white people have formed red
shirt companies, some Of whom arc
mounted. Several meetings are held
every night and eight red shirts at
tend armed Places Of refuge have
been selected for women AMI chill
dren and signals of danger to them
to move will be given by ringing the
church bells.
The negroes have no scrup'es ir
giving it out that when the riot be
gins they expect to spare mona, bu
to kill from tho cradle up.
They retire to tho woods at nigh
in squads to practice drilling, whil'
hundreds of their women meet il
~. Nclr churches to discuss tie litua
tionS,
The Negro women say thoy ma!
be counted5 upon to do their par
whom tho criss;s comes. The b"sines
of the city is ~; u; I standstill an'
scenes on the streets yreemlnds ono o
a gala week. BY Il vote\ of bus'nos
men and citizens genoranny it wa
decided to suspend all busin$oss an
close all stores on election day,
Tho unexpected arrival Of Gov
ernor Russell this evening caps tn
climax of the changed conditions G
which the hope among the conserve
tive people is that Governor Russo
has heard Of the movement Of tn
negroes to place county ticket
the field and has como hero TO SUI
press it il possible. There are oth'
theories, however. in regard to tt
object Of his visit.
The democrats have carried O
their part of the arrangement mae
with the Governor by changing the
candidate for tho lower house
the Legislature and they arc furio
over tho talk of negro. coun
ticket
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
20. National strcamer.
30. Magnesium star.
81. Electric star.

30. Magnesium star
81. Electric star
81. Design IN iire-Peace with
honor won by American valor.
33. Batteries of two large colorcd
Saucssona.
81. Brilliant illumination of the
grounds with ruby compound.
30. Salvoe Of Pains celebrat, d "a
inch bombs, Indian gugglery, os-
seuce Of moonlight, etc.
3G. Flight Of 6 pound rockets with
floating festoons Of fire. PAINS spe-
cialty and not attempted by. any
other Pyrotechnists. Called by Mark
Twain "Acrial Sloigh Bells"
81. beautiful diamond dust screen
100 feet long.
38. The golden cloud studded
with Jewels produced by the stimuli
taneous discharge of 8 inch shells.
30. Battery Of italian streamcrs.
TO- Battery of electric sprcuder
stars.
III. Battery of Pains chromatic
candles.
~. Battery Of gold showers.
43. Salvoe Of 81 inch shells, Pain's
Manhattan Beach bombs, shooting
stars, cornucaplas, etc.
lI. Ascent of s pound congrcvc
rockets with cOmctic stars.
4o. The starry flag produced by
simultaneous discharge Of 8 bombs.
4G. Ascent of prismatic whirl,
winds.
II. Quintuplo repeating bombs
turquoise, cmcralds, rubios, anne
thys's, pearls, etc. All 1893 novelties
4S. Mother Of thoraands. The
1898 bomb.
40. Fight between the Spanisl
las ship Maria Teresa and The Unit
cd States ship Brooklyn; tho blow
ing up of the Maine; the sinking o
tho Merrimac.
so Magnificent bouquet produced
by simultaneous discharge Of lO'
l large co!orcd rockets.
81. The famous reproduction O
tao battle Of Manila Bay botwee
8 the Spanish and American fleets, tn
: greatcst fire works special ever pre-
j. sented to the people Of the Sout}
This portion of the display alone ot
), cupes half hour or more and
alone worth a tri p to Columbia.
=, Special trains en- all the roads wi
d be held until ,he fireworks display
over. Comfortable seats will be pr
o. vidod for the spectators.
g Thore will be given q numbor
like portraits of many OF tho lea
al ing military and naval heroes Of Il
Mt Spanish war and every one who c;
al possibly do 50 should arrange to s
&C. the display
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
ISVALIDATGS 4 VERDICT
One Improper Juror Can Make Proceedings
Null and Void.
Especial to Daily News.)

Columbia, S. c., Oct. 3l.--The
supreme court has decided that OBJ
lection can be made to jury after
the verdict and that verdict is in.
valid where all tho jurors are not
qualified.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
SPANISH i}N(Ii.
French Nrwspap.ra say our 4. .rm VIII be
Krj. ctrtI.
Special to Grrrnvillo News.

Especial to Grc"nvillo News.
Paris, Nov. 1.-The newspapers
here generally declare that the de
mnnd Of tho United States for the
Philippines will be rejected on Friday
by the Spaniurds. An appeal to the
world will then b" taken. Spain will
declare that our demands are an
abuse Of force and Il violation Of the
prot ocol
The Mutin says Spain's refusal
will bo prccis" and formal and that
negotiations will be broken Off.
Gautois says that the Spaniarl:
will back down.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
"IIl-lory of tn" Si,hnis, \m rlcnn war;
by lI'n:y Whtn nr-on.

The above is the ti;lo Of Il snporbly
illustrated, richly bound volume
issued by tn" Werner Company,
Akron, Ohio. 1t is the only authcn-
tic history Of the Spanish. American
War that has SO far come to our
main, been merely re- vampod his
tories Of The Cuban War, with some
illustrations and fcw chapters about
the Spanish American War. OF
course, anything written by Henry
! Wuucrson would bo readable. He,
! above all other mon in America, il
fitted by training and experience TO
write Il history Of this war, which has
brought world vida rrnown and
glory to our arms. Every limo Of the
! book brcathns an rnt husiastic spirit
Of patriotism that is cxhilarating
and Inspiring.
The work contains over $50 pages,
large number Of full pngn half
tones, together with many rich
double" page illustrations in ter
colors. It is sold by subscription
and will undoubtedly prove Il money
maker to every intelligent salos
man. 1t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

VIZ UANTEn-SENEHtl. TRUSTWORTHY
w Persons in this State To manage our
busin,s ia cir Ow and ncn;by cOunti' y.
II IL mainly flee work conduc ed st nome.
Salary strai .h; S9rI Il year and fXpcn ca =
definite" hnn;. ilr no more, 40 lc-s salary.
! Monthly $40. References. Enclose tcli.ad-
! dressed stamped cnvclop, lIcrbart r.. Hes =,
/ prvht Dept. NJ, Chicag
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

The number and value Of tho
premiums offered by the State Fair,
surpasscs those of previous yoars, ss
the success Of tho '0S fair promises
to surpnss all previous records,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

Through the medium of the State
Fair all branches Of industry includ
ing stock have boon greatly i'm.
rroved
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
TIL; DATES NNiI'D.
Thc Kcuni"n In Cha' Icston Wiil II Next
May

lIruduuartcrs United Conr"nrrutc
Veterans, Now Orlruns, La, Orto-
brr 20, 1888. ~ General Orders No.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

Heavy Unbleuched Homespnn, worth &c per
School children can buy Tablets from us at &c
10000 yards fine Sea Island, others ask you
$4,000 yards best Drilling, slightly water sta
1900 yards Shifting Prints, others ask you
300 dozen full seamless Ladies' aud Misses
400 yards Bed Ticking, other stores will ask