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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21

Piso's Cure for Consumption has saved me
large doctor bills.-C. l.. Baker, 1913 Regent
So, Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 8, 1893
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21

The more horse sense a man has the less he
bets on the races.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21
Ann Intestinal TROUBLES Prevented.

The more stupid person the more content
he is with himself
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21

will inform addicted to Morphine. Laudanum,
Opium. Cocaine. OF never Railing, harmless, home
cure. Mrs. NJ. ii. Baldwin, Box 1872 Chicago, ILL.,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21

Ten cents worth of prevention saves fortunes In
doctor bills and funeral expenses. 1Oc buys box OK
Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Druggists lOc 2oc, 5Oc
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
children teething softens the gums reduces inna
nation, aays pain, cures wind collie. 20 centsa bottle
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21

4 CAPABLE mother must be healthy mother
~ experience of maternity shoudnot approached
N without careful physical preparation
Correct practical counsel what would
he and this without by
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21

A man has organizations; woman
has management
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-21

unable become pre&nant but since have used II
health much improved and have big baby boy the joy
and pride Of OFT "-'~
The courier., 1899-12-09
Where the white bear eager roaming
Seeks frantic prey In eternal Rloaming."

Where the white bear eager roaming
Seeks frantic prey In eternal cleaning"
The BusiLess Man flushed with q
cynical emile curling the. tips of bic
moustaches toward bis eyes.
"You call that inspiration; where had
you been that night?"
"Well," said the Professional Man, II
spent the evening at q reception, and
dinner given to distinguished literary
man."
Hum, I nee, and you talked to all
the oldish young women at the function.
who had or professed to have, literary
inclinations, and on top Of that you put
olives. macaroone. welsh rsrebit. SIX on
the bali. shell, half cracked with pep.
per sauce, patty de foy grass. and other
vegetables. . cold bottle or two. y. Hum.
any ono could have an inspiration by
night on such backing"
And their cigars went ou: in silence.
GERMAN TowL.
The courier., 1899-12-09
First Publication December 2-3
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the District Court of Lancaster County
Nebraska.
In the matter of the application Of Harry
ThOrnburg, administrator OF the estate OF
Martha Thornburg, deceased, to sell real estate.
Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of
q license issued by Hon. Lincoln Frost, one of
the Judges Of the District Court Of the Sd iu-
dicial district Of Nebraska on the day of Mo-
vember AID, 1899, will sell ut public auction
on the 26th day Of December AID, 1899, at the
east front door Of the court house In said county
of Lancaster, beginning at one o'clock PM, OF
said day and continuing until two o'clock, the
following described real estate, viz: Lot number
Four in block number Fifty-eight in the city Of
Lincoln proper, in said county. Terms Of sale
one fourth cash on day Of sale and balance on
credit Of not to exceed three years ut six per
cent interest and secured by first mortgage on
said premises.
Dated this 2Sd day OF November, 1889.
HARDY THORNBURG,
Administrator
WILLARD e. STEWART,
Attorney for Administrator.
The courier., 1899-12-09
First publication December o..
LEGAL NOTICE,

Anna A. Reeder will take notice that on the
4th day Of December, 1899, Harry G. Reeder filed
In the district court Of Lancaster county, Ne.
braska, his petition against her In which he al
legged that he Is and for more than two years
last past has been o resident Of Lancaster coun-
ty, Nebraska. That he was married to the de-
fendant on or about the 28th day OF December,
1901 and has since conducted himself towards
her as true and faithful husband. That de-
fendant without just cause or excuse on or about
the 25th of January 1925, wilfully abandoned the
turned, and since on or about the 18th day OF
January 1895 has continuously absented herself
from the plaintiff. Plaintin prays that In said
The defendant Is required to answer said petit.
tion on or before the 8th day Of January 1900.
Dated December 4th, 1850.
CHAS. u. WHEDON,
Attorney for Plaintiff Harry G. Reeder.
The courier., 1899-12-09
First Publication November lS-.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
LANCASTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA.


LANCASTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA
In the matter Of the estate Of Nancy Jennie
May, deceased.
This cause coming on for hearing upon the
petition Of Wilmer b. Comstock administrator
Of the estate OF Nancy Jennie May, deceased,
praying for license to sell lots twenty-five (22)
and twenty-four (a3 In block one ~ and lots
twenty-five (99), twenty:three (2O and twenty.
four l2D in block two (9 in Central park SUBJ
division, an addition TO the City Of Lin.
cOln,- In Lancaster county,, Nebraska, or 0
sunlcient amount Of the same TO bring
the sum Of three hundred eeoooN dollars
said estate and the costs Of administration,
there not being sufacient personal property to
pay the said debts and expenses
It is therefore ordered that all persons inter-
ested In said estate appear before me at the
court house, In the City Of Lincoln, IN Lancaster
county, Nebraska, on the second day Of January,
1900 at 10 o'clock 0. m to show cause why o
license should not be granted to said adminis-
traitor TO sell SO much Of the above described
real estate of said deceased as shall be neces-
sary to pay said debts and.expenses
Dated this 18th day of November, 1899.
LINCOLN FROgT,
Judge Of the District Court.
The courier., 1899-12-09
FASTER THAN EVER.

Effective Oct. 10. The Union Pacific
will insugurate new train service, and
will reduce the time Of the Overland
Limited Train No. l. between Chicago,
Council BlufYs and San Francisco, 3
hours and 10 minutes. Only 81 hours
Missouri river to Pacific coast. Buffet
Smoking and Library cars with barber
shop. Chicago and Council Bluffs to
San Francisco and Portland. Three
trains daily, to and from Pacific coast.
Elegant palace sleeping cars. dining
cars. chair cars. For full information
call on
e. B. SLossoN
The courier., 1899-12-09
INSPIRATION OR DYSPEPSIA,

INSPIRATION OR DYSPEPSIA
The Successful Professional Man was
putting an after dinner cigar with the
Prosperous Business Man In tho lobby
Of the Paxton. The conversation had
como around to inspirations. the irresis-
tible shaping Of ones actions by some In.
deHnable outside influence.
I'm that connection" said the Profess
sional Man." would like to relate q
little experience Of mine. I had come
home late one night and on retiring
strove 10 vain to sleep. Something
seemed to keep my eye lids pried apart
until like one in trance seemed to be
gazing through the shadows down an
endless melancholy vista such az 1t is
not given all men to behold. Then L
heard small wierd voice calling to me
from neither spheres and abysmal depths
commanding me to take my pen, and
like the divine lyrists Of yore, write.
seized pencil and pad from the
table. and In the stygian darkness. but
with fright supernal eyes that seemed
to denmark every letter as though en-
craven In characters Of flame, wrote
the following demi.dyspeptic amouratic
diapsonaise. And the Professional
Man drew folded paper from an inside
pocket and handed it to the Business
Man.
"The lack Of meter" apologized the
Professional Man, "must be excused by
the fact that the meter was not working,
tho gas had been turned out. and the
unevenees Of the feet is explained by the
muse to be due to the freezing of OF
several of the minor avticulates in the
arcti-boreal regions through which the
edusion first passed before crystallising
under my pen. Agony and sleepless-
ness followed. 1t is also likely to follow
and haunt whosoever has the temerity
10 read thereof.
The Business Man unfolded the paper
and read:
PHANTAsMAGORIC.
There's wild Of lost worlds
p stellar spaces =
Bot none 10 mark old Time a. he PAGES
Deiving their fub6ish for trace Of the races,
All forgotten BY the God Of man;
Scared and blaeksned BY his easse and ban,
Followed andmoeked BY echoes that wallow
In the eavernoS skies that wieed1y below.
Stars dazzling crystal bright
Steel bloc mased through polar night.
Bleak hickesing o'er the frisid vast,
Like lssrid SPARKS from ice besss cast.
Pierce stab and waning sickle
Your cold blue points
through TIE endoming niekle,
Chill all earth with your icy light,
Flare stun gazed through polar night.
The lost cu6s wall beats your frozen face.
You sight mems bones In foraker Places
Calm stars with your frosty Light,
Wheel and reel o'er the frozen seas,
The courier., 1899-12-09

What's his war record?
He's made au application for q PEN
sion sAven times.
The courier., 1899-12-09
The Nebraska Sanitarium.
Located at College View, Nebr, offers the following
tired and suffering public who are seeking Health r,

vated site, overlooking the city Of
Lincoln, which lies three miles to
the northwest, and with which IL
is connected by an electric street rail.
way.
One Of the most healthy locations be.
tween the Mississippi River aud the
Rocky Mountains.
A we'll regulated institution for the
treatment Of all chronic diseases.
Water Of unusual purity.
Bathsof every description, including
he Electric-light bath.
For circulars giving rates and furt
The courier., 1899-12-09
kN1\-pZAA

Billiousness, nervousness ana tno tno.!Ers. To-
habit. Action not followed oy y a,e So'i, ires,
ness, Doubt IT. Try 1t. 6smR'sp 6 spITH
Druggists. 26c, or address ANII
w nW. S:S; I;HHOnsx1AnDT's HDT
The courier., 1899-12-09

Id like to hire Q team to take Q girl
out riding.
How long will you want ~
! can't toll never proposed to. this
girl before.
The courier., 1899-12-09

Scientifically classified dietary.
Laboratory ofhygiene for. .bacteriologi.
cal and microscopical investigation.
Stomach fluids analysed for dyspep-
tics.
Aseptic operating rooms and surgical
wards.
Four physicians, well.trained, with
large experience in sanitarium medical
work.
Trained nurses for both sexes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25
bEA or I. u. MAiSnAII.
An ENcmp'o,y l.irn Endcd-Sl,, tch OF :Iis
Career,
April %, 80 .

MI. Lawrence. Il. Marshall, awcu
known and highly esteemed citizen of
Columbia, who hui been critically in
for tho past week or ten days, passed
away peacefully AT his residence in this
city u few minutes after 5 o'clock YES
tr,day afternoon.
Lawrence Reynolds Marshall was,n
son Of John T.. Marshall II prominent
nntr.hrllum merchant OF this city, and
was born hcrc on Novrmbcr1, 1888. He
was reared and educated in Columbia,
hnt removed to Newhcrry in lS6O, and
at tho outbreak Of tho war enlisted in
co. T., Third :. G. Y in which COM
mand he served gallantly until the loss
Of his light arm at tho battle of tho
Wilderness on May L, lSG4, incarari-
tatcd him for further army service.
Returning to his homo in New berry no
formed n business partnership with his
hrothor Il, II. Marshall. He remained
IN Newbcrry uHtil 1877, when he camo
back to his native city, and has since
roSlded horo continuously. lie was
elected county auditor in 1883 and
served rs such for throo consecutive
terms.
Mr. Marshall was prominently iden.
titled with tho order Of Sons OF Tom
poranco as long as that organization
existed in this State, and was always
firm believer in its doctincs, upho!ding
moral snasion rs against legal prohibit
uon, lilo had oocn for many years
faithful and devoted member of tho
First Baptist chNrch, and his earnest,
unaffected pioty and firm, unshakon
hith IN the Saviour, at all times and
0ndor all circumstances, served as an
Inspiration to many who came in con.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25

tact with him. A tender and devoted
husband and father. Il Rtaunch friend
and public spirited citizen. lis death
will bc deeply lamcntcd by host Of
friends not Only in Columbia but else
where in the State. for he was man
who was widely known and generally
esteeEI,d.
MIR. Marshall was married In 1865 TO
Miss Hattie Oliver. daughter Of Con.
/ hos. Oliver Of Orangcburg. His i'm
mediate survivors are Mrs Marshall
ani ter frhr rhi'drrn. Mrs. r \. cox.
Dir avid King. nf Macnn. Ga.. L.w-
rene" f.. Mnr-hnll. Miss IS ,tin Mar.
sha!i, and on" Grand daughter. Miss
SaGic Cox.
The fu.!ai services will be held u,
I've Fir,t l}apti>' church on sunday
a!t"rnooh ri an hour to be announced
later and viii be attended bv his
comrad's Of Camp Hampton in n body
The State. 22G.
Mr.. Nar,hail had many friends here
"bo will p2 - iHrn..d Il: TIE news ofhi5
death.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25

weather and some OF onr farmers have
finished planting cotton.
Miss DoSia Epps has been spending a
few days with Mr.. J. d. Stones family
OF this community.
Glad tO see ihat the free rural deliv-
cry Of the mail "ill soon 90 into effect.
This viii prove quite convenience TO
the people.
oar school closed Thursday after
noon for vacation We have had a good
arGndan&y 81 pupils up 70 the close.
O1r teacher, Prot. Counts. took his pu-
pills in group and went fiowcr-hunt.
my IN the afternoon which. we earn.
was much enjoyed By teacher and pu-
pills.
Mr. J. D. Stone is still kept in tn e
house with his eye. Mr. Stone has suf-
fercd severely for the past six weeks.
We are told the farmers will 20 one
day and plant Mr.. Stones crop or
this we will have more TO say later.
The pupils Of school placed on the
honor roll for month ending up to close
OF school are AZ follows:
Edna Scasc, Pet DOminick, Lola kib-
Ter, Mallic Scasc. Mamie Counts. Frank
Ward Schumpcrt. Cleo Scasc, Rosa
He Sca5c, Iahlayc Whcclcr, L,Icy
y hcclor, ltO.aiic Wheeler. ChHrlic
SchUlnpcrI. AUmGrlc !5inglcy, Pearl
Watts. Cyril S"a-". Furman Dominick,
A"m:ric I."rick, Olive Counts, Maggie
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25
trinE From Long Lane.

During recent spell Of illness had
IhG Herald and News brought to nv
bed and almost The first thing | SAW was
the injunction OF thip To- "kick around
ana get up some ncws.' And since, in
That sam: paragraph, he accuses Josh
"i h'inH hnllcn just because he doesn't
write, | must not longer remain silent.
nope Chips IL mistaken about our
brother correspondent. | am sure we
all enjoyed the writings Of Josh
Trnmps and, if i, is possible that he has
fhll"n 'n'O sGch Il sad state, let Us at
least hope he will recover from It, be-
fore our kind editor gives US that din
nnr Tor which Kay and chi pa are plead
ing, and which wc all would be de-
lighted with.
Mrs. Warren Subcr, after spending
some Time with relatives in M0llohon,
has returned to her home. Mrs Subcr
improved while away and we do hone
she may speedily be restored to health
Dame l;umor says wedding bells
shall soon ring in onr midst. Guess
who?
Mr. vii! Lee spent II day at Mr.
Henry l'rock'a recently.
Mr.. D0minick aud two dnunhtrrs
visited his a0n-ln-luw Mr.. Ituy WATTS
last week.
Mrs. :. a Jctcr's school closed re-
Gently. Two prizes were awurdcd--
one Tor pnncLunliIy, given 80 MIR. Geo.
Brown, mention being made of Master
llnGood Brown, and ono for cxccllonoy
In scholnrahip, given to Miss Belle
Brock, mention being mndc of Miss
Maggie I'nknr.
Mr.. Tom Sparks visited MIR. S. A. Jc-
tor last week.
Farmers have had splendid weather
lately In which to plant the crops.
Much OF tho corn and sugar cane has
n'rcady been planted and You can hear
the COTTON planter day by day. MIR. NJ.
a. Rrnwick, whose land udjoins us, is
using good deal Of gunno aud working
for large crop Of the llnccy staple.
heartily agree with Chips in his
advice about Ii. B. !. If We would pray
moro (or cnch other, criticisr less and
oIt"ncr have Il cheerful look and kind
word (or our public servants and also
for our nciEhbors, ours would hc Il hnp.
pier land and even the critics thcm.
solves would have deep feeling OF true
happiness which they, perhaps, have
not yet irlt' NlrA.
April 80, 90.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25
Dr's from Str' 'py H"llow.


The farmer. are hayinr the very
Kind OF weather. ihn, they have, hrru
aiirully pnliiioninp for, and il i, con-
linucs Il few more dnys ,hry viii bc
done plar'ing and virtually up with
their work.
Mr. Jas. MniIrtt, OF Allnnln, G;i,,
n,r.nt Acv"lnl days in Slccpy Hollow
visiting old friends and relatives. Jim
/. nn old friend and relative Of ours,
I,'n ua"l-7 for W. to say that we were
glad 10 h"c him. lie reports business
llourihhinp in Atlanta, and stys that,
there H. "A nulni,rrn Of FIX -Ncwirrriuuu
IN buhinrrn in III" city. among them
l.. ii. whu was once II quill driver for
The Herald and Nrwa. We are al
wayh glad To hear that Nrwlmrriunh
are making tho IT, mark wherever they
go.
We spent last Sunday nL Mr.. NJ. l..
Wickcr'o. Among some Of the lrnding
nLlrnclions wns II big fat turkey nicely
lukrd and occupying Il crii,fat i,Dsitiuu
ON the Table. Dr-lIoLc, Mrs. Wicker
knuwH how To make Il hungry miln
wilt Among The guests were old Uuclc
John l.nninirk, Mr. and Mrs. W. j.
Shcrlry, DR.. nnd Mrs. w. ~. Dickurt
MIR. Wirkrr'H hospitality is too we'll
known for us to say one word Of com
lncnL about him. We don't see why
such good LhinpA cun'L he rrurulru of.
Lrncr. It's no unr to wait for Christmas
on Thanksgiving to XIII turkeys for
they are good ANY time.
Nlrs. j. {. ChulmrrN has lmrn uuilc
airk for the lust few duya. We urc ulnd
Hhr is ronvuIraciug.
Misses nIu Suln.r, l.ullu Sinh md
Winnie Kun went down ON The ,unrltlinu
wulrrs OF tunuon'a creek Gshiur lu,l
Friday, rhuprroncd 10y Unclr Peter,
Ron Thry "H;;;;tit II iishrs, some of
which were line unrs--ull ON tho min.
now urdrr
\ numhrr Of our ritiXrns urc prcuur-
iur lu lulir In thn AlIiunr, n,nj, ,,yt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25
ENcrisi"r Etrhinga,
WN need a littlo rain.
Wruthcr warm and pleasant.
April Is, 1880.

We need Il littlo rain.
weather. warm and pleasant.
We will have worry Nttlo fruit In this
community,
Mrs. lovclaco Is at hor daughters,
near here, worry sick.
Mrs Cromor has been ON u fcw days'
visit To hor fathor's family.
Mrs. Il, Is Schumpcrt and children
have boon on u visit to Mr. NJ, NJ.
lmng's faTily,
Prot, Il, {, Counts attended the I.u.
thor l.caEno meeting at Nowhorry on
Saturday,
Mrs. Matte Cook has been spending
u fow days with relatives and friends
In this community.
Miss May Loo Barre, Of Prosperity,
has been on u fow days visit TO the
Misses Mates,
Thanks to Congressman \. &, I.ati-
NOR for remembering us with few
packages of g0raon seeds,
: We have had two weeks of Moo, fair
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25
TiiIc itDhD TO NyIiiTliIIts:.

Thohc Interested In lhu prunOllon Of
lhn Nrwhrrry, WhiLmirr and Nug,lnin
rhllroid nrn IN rnrnrhl, and huy that
LhH ruitd Will hm ~. mites lunu, uni
would run through Suiu,lu, hdrrnula,
Ncwhnrry unh Whituirr, nnh may hu,
cNL"ndrd To Union Thunr Interested
lh thn corporation my LhnL they have
organized Lhr c0Inpuny with the fixed
determination ot mnildinr the IOud
Tho rondbch tun been graded for The
entire length, and IT. in ,du,rh that the
cornornLlon Ia rrndy to minkr Hulm,un.
tlnl Inducements To any corporation ia
existence that winh,n To take up the
work, with the dmtinct understand inr
Tim; the ronh lbs completed within II
given iimn.
Th" rotLnn mills ut Augusta, E,lgn-
hold, Nrwlmrry, mud 1T Union, IL the
I'M" u" "Airnl"d To TINT point, would
bn very much intrrrn,rl IN the road
IN thr '% SO" 'rn runs through one ct
lhn hnr.t -, "a growing mrtiunA OF
tho State. TLrrr nrn nlung the line OF
tho propom Il Tine quito II number OF
very linA water powers, which would
Dn developed II" mun uH Lnr rnaA l.;
built through tho rr""'un.
rho rond 10y its rOn., 'rLiOn at Whii-
mtrra would give the Srnhuurh Air
tn" II rond into Nrwhrry, Snluun and
FdHrIlnla rOunLicH und ruuhln it. lu
rnnch Augusta over iLs own line.
The above Ia from tho tolumhin cor
Responsiveness OF the NrwH and Courier.
t"rtnlnlv It. Ia intended 10 hnild lhh
rond. " IL nrrIrh aud prupoara to GO
through a"rtion OF country thnt nrr,s
rnllrond moro Lhun any nrction il,
South turolinn.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25
Cl.O7 MING CLOTHING

While in Now York, we picked up
som" Of tho biggest bargains in
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing
over sc"n. W" have Clio hing enough
to supply cvcry man and boy il tho
county.
70 Mems Good Vol Suits that we will
81 ! at Ni.00 rnch-- which is less :hnn
At to manufacture.
100 Mems Aii-Wnnl Suits-nIl nirc
styles, for - 90 These suils would
b" good values at $500.
Our limo of suits in Gaasin orra, Chnr.
lo:s nuh Worstcda at 30 SIS 10
$40 90, $l2 80 nnh $500 are the h,si
values that money, brains and cxue-
rl'n"c can produce.
we nave the largest and most rnmu,rtc
limo Of Boys and Cnildrr,,'s C,niL.
l'G thai wo hnvr ever shown. CHI.
dr"n'S Suits, she up to $500.
We wish 1" rnl sprrial attention to
our li"" # chi,hrru's Suits from 81 0o
I" $500. We thiuk that we kun,v ,
good ih'ng when we s,e il, and ,,,,sr
ar" certainty the best values we have
ever seen.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25

in which you instruct and teach "
IL, in fact, impossible for me to eH-
press, in words, my profound gra'''
tude towards your school and It's III
strnctors.
l took course ut your colles0
snme four months ago, wlich ! con-
slider the best extant, aid before
completed yon had mo a nice Poe.
ton, which 1 have had no trouD'e !"
holding, owing to tho thorough tram
ing received at your school. .a
Ever wishing you tho continues
success You so we'll deserve, ana 90
suring you that I will lose no opPo' o
tunity Of recommending Your cc'',ho .
AS th" very best, to any one INV
ested. Your friend and stndeh''
FoRrsr II. SuBkR'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25

Th" pn"L few ,nyH have hrrn hllrd
with tnrrihlo on,rngon and hnrhurous
mtchrrirs. y negro murdered u lurn.
or and outraged hin wife over in Gror.
gin lnat wurk. Iin was pursued and
cnptnr"d nnd HnhJnc,od to tho monL IN.
humnn nnd hnrhor0ua doulh at tho
stake. Ito wns literally cut up hy
picoomonl and tlnnlly saturated with
korosono oil aud .urncd. His crimr
wna u fearful ono and dnscrvcd awlft
ana n"ro punishment, hut tho barhur-
oun treatment no received ut tho hands
OF the mob WA nn Cttrngc on white
civilization aud IL suro to havcn rotrnrt.
Two influence ON thoso who engaged In
It, aud wo say this romomhcr;ng the
fearful crime and outrage Of tho ncn,l
himself And thNro la tho samu State
an aged white man, tho father Of a
large family and u widowcr Is charged
with tho ruin aud murdcr OF u young
girl, the daughter OF ono OF his ,cnants,
hight hero at Groonvillo u negro
commits IA outrage on tho wife OF n
farmer aud n tow miles further down
tho road At Piedmont u white man goes
10 tho house of u friend and finds his
wlfo alono aud insults hor; tho husband
Ia notified and cnmcs upon the sccno
and knocks tho man Ia tho head aud
Kills him, Al this has happcncd IN
nearby communities Within tho last fow
days. What IA tho trouble? Whore is
sho romodyS
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25
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FINllE ANNUAL NJ EETI NC OF THE.
Il stockholders Of the Ncwbrrry
cotton mills will he held in council
chamber at Ncwhcrry, $. G. on We'd
nnSday, the third day Of May, 1899, at
eleven O'Clock in tho forcr Don, for the
election Of directors for the cusuinp
year, and for the transaction Of other
business. GEO. S. MOWER, Sec.