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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
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@e1en Grlansuns ron fartiihen Gef=
bern purh aefallhte Nnmeiiunsen rur=-
ben in Cleveland Daniel u. Stamart, Yrn
Der vOhip Seating unb Mannfaturine
Co., Der friibere Glert pes MaiIerirerfe<
Superintenpenten q. g. Dasis unr Der
friibere qaeertaus=NufIeber rer aibtiIAen
@ai1ermerte Oepr9e 6. 9BslA III Nn=
tlase3ultano. scricst. Stemart unp Ga-
piS baben ftb aua bent Staube aemaht.
Die ,,S6ic Sil Gpmpana" Bat bic
9Gbne ibrer Nrteiter In ibren Selielbern
in Sbic unb Snriana frei,pillig crbGtt,
lnp slrar bic her Scrmanner an Den Dell
|quellen Yrn $50 anf 500 unp bic Der
Bumper run s55 ani $50 per Mcnat.
Sn biplcmatilhen &reiien in WaIbins=
ton mirp erwartet, oab serldienene MdAte
smifhen ben Gn5lanpcrn unp Yuren gu
Iintersfniren serenfen. @cn ben biplcz
matilhen Mittel~ unp 8eriibrunsspunf<
ten Guropas aus eintre6enre MahriAten
seben pabin, pab es telpnoers in Deutlh-
LAMP unp 1ranfreid sdtrt unp Nublanr
iurpbl ME Stalien unp gelsien milens
Tnr, bilfreih einSusreifen. Die Ser.
Staaten meroen unb mulIen lih Neutral
balten, penn @nsIanos Saltnns i'm lpas
INSTRUMENTATION 8rie9e bepinst inter
allen umitanpen cine mcblwclenee yteu-
tralitdt.
Nbmiral IeireY bat BIZ beatihtiate
NeiIe mad pbilanelpbia unp 2tlanta,
Ga, no ibm gu GhrM 5eitlihfeitcn itatt-
inpen icllten, aui ernitlihen Natb ieines
Mr3tcs aufsegeben. Die Neibe BON 1AS=
nen 5agen felt Der Seimtrbr mar 1hmerer
81 ertraaen, ais bic &riees;eit Ypr Ma=
Mia. DeWeY bererf elmer lansen Nat
unp Grbclung uno wiro ale pciteren
Ginlabungen ablebnen.
9lus Dearwppt, g. D, rpirn semelpet
NnsebSrise Der brei neutrality-suspicious.
9nicn, nelcbe Elm Sabr aui Den pbilippinsn
Dienit setban, baben prcten pes aRine=
ralreidtbumS Der Snleln mitsebraht.
Sp beiist &aritan 9anl MeGlellanb Ycn
&pmpasnie j Elm Samtusrcbr, melhei
nit Siltsrers sefiillt lit; ras GS murct
ibm spn einem alten Ginnetcrnen seae=
Zen. pelher es a,if elmer Stelle, 10 Mciler
srn Nianila entfcrnt, sefunpen batte
Quh gclp=prrbcn, pem GrgetniB be,
0clpapern pes glaf 6ills- -Giltrift sleth
iinp mitsetra6t wurren.
Die o8pmen's giatirnai Snbnitria
eea9ne" bat S6ritte setban, um elmer
| 6pnp su 1ammeln, mpmit Mpmiral Shle,
Elm 5aus in 8aihinstpn sefauft merpc,
lrll. Gin Grefutirtomite Yit 5rau Gbar
lptte Smitb ais &priiserin murpe gu ben
| ,3mede ernannt. Ter 5pnp filr paS Dc
meYzSeim 1T auf etra s5l 600 anseipad
1 fen.
I Sei einem ansriff Der 6ilipinps nat
Siirrp iino Elm Sfiisier seIauen unp meb
rere geute sermunret. a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
NnsIann.

gcim Stapeuaui rcS pan,er1hiTes
o&arl Der OrcBe" bat Saiier 9Silbelm
etne Gepe sebalten, bic llnsemein sanrete.
Die gSprte Seas nas Neid bramht, lit
weniger parteise,anf unp mebr Ghife"
haben in Der preile nnp I'M Splfe itarfen
sSiecerbaa sefunren. Nue sSelt iebt
Die 9tepe ais rem Gprbcten elmer srrBen
neuen JlcttenYcrla9e an.
Die Ssmpatbien in DeutIhlanb fir
bic goeren fan9en ifst an, cine praftilhe
0efalt an3uuebmen. Der ,,slltpeutiher
Gerbanp" Yertaneelt rurh Or. ptit.
6rieprih ganse, BEN 5eraussfber Der
nOeutihen 3eituns", NIT Or. geyos, benz
@ertreter peS 1ranssaal Bel BEN eurcpli=
lhen Staaten, iiter bic belte Art, ben Boe=
rem 6iilfe su leiiten, unp teraitS lit cine
Sublcripticn crbfinet wrrpen.
Sn Samierefslb tei 8auben, i'm RS-
nisreih Sahien, erbanste iih Der Maurer
'5ermann gNnter, als CT, prn rer Jelbar=
belt beimfebrenr, feline beipen 6inber nnp
feline Gbefran erbanst Ycrfanp.
4 q
SIN 0elnbauien i'm preuBifhen Nesie-
rlinssbeSirf Raiel fnc bic nSereiuiatsn
Berliner unb Jranffurtcr 0ummifab=
rifen" absebrannt. TerSAapen betrdat
,mebrere Miaionen Marf.
HuBlaup min scn Spa,,ien bic Gellung
Genta, segeniiber BON Gibraltar, eriper-
ben nm cine Marinfitaticr am Mittel@
meer su baben.
Giner Nahriht aus Mafetina 3ulclgc
biiBten be 1Ceren bort In Der Ibat 100
Mann tei elmer DYna'nit Grploiicn Elm,
" Sn pretcria rurre Saronpe 0insbera
ais Spicm er(hcNen.
Die Ser. GtaatenAS ASlesierung Bat Der
britiihtn ferubiscnte yerfinerunaen tes
treffs et,paiser Glibufier ! llntsrnttninn~
gtn gegebtn. .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
3eitsSabeae
sur Nbbaltuns ber
Gomnlolt Gleas St.
ribts Sibungru
in 1900.

Gtaat Ohio.
AdDtsr Common EIeas 9iftrift
Su elmer Sniammentunit Der Common greas Ridter
in benz belagten Diitrift gebalten i, Cambridge in
Snerneps3 3puntp. Cbo, au britten SienStaae i'm 81.
fpber u. g. 1885, purbe
anseprbnet: 9aB ber soa ftir ben Mnfona ieb.n
Termines beS Common gIeas 6erihtes in iebem Conn.
p beagten 3iftrites fir bas Sabr 1900 eseiest mer.
ben iou, mie fol9t:
Mustinsum County, am 8. Sanuar. 9. gpriI unb /.
Sttpber
Morsau gountp, an, 8. Sanuar. 8. moi uno l. 81.
ssoble' sOuntp. am Is. Sanuar, TO- apriI nns ls.
September
Saerniep eOuntp. am 5. Jebruar. l. mai unO IS
Belmont sOunts am ls. Sansar. "a april nno 10.
TDoember.
ausearapas gountp, an .. sauuar 9. april uuo /.
Sefferion eOnntp, ON 2. Sanuar, TO- mars unb II.
Septbember.
parriiOn eountp, am 27 5ebruar. 5. suui uno 49,
Yopcnber.
Seber 9ermin beeinut nm ubr 8ormittaes.
gs mnrbe ferner peruronet oaB bic gdt Der abbal.
tnug Der Sibunsen beS Common 4eas @erids aui bic
HtdDter mte toigt, entfauen lol:
9id5ter erem, @bambers uuo JraSer. unb beren ssad
folgsr.
Ser 2ten uuterabtbeilnns auf Midter oouinssmortb
uub befieu 9tadfolser.
Jn ben Counties Der 3ten l1nerabtbeiIuna arf bic
Htd)ter WtansIelo unb Gpuers unb beren Natbfpiaer
| gludb parb perorbnet baB ber gierf hes Common
Yleas @erbtes bon 9uernIeD GpuntD aufsuprbern lift
bem Staatss Sefredr eine Musfertiqung Der pbtgen
Weroronun9 au5ultellen DE ben Yegun ebes Sern,Ins
Ill ben periDieoenen Counties 6eS &rifeS eitjeBt.
Sbltebiidb DurDe nod perprbnet bob Hdbter 9Y. ..
@reip hieronrd bantit betraut ipirh bic Musfhruns
pbiger Wcrprbuung au ubernadbn unb alle puittgen
Yfdten 5u eriiiIer. bic aus ieer Stelune alS ber.
ipabenber &id5ter eripadbien mDgen.
Mtlliam ., Grem,
gDm bamberS,
| aIfreb Sra3ier. u;n,.r
SobnN. NtauSfteIb '''~"''
T. g. SpnerS,
! Sefiem. 9oiIinsswortb
@taat Gbip, laa
SnScamaras gpnntp. w.
SD, 8. 8. We@ia Glerf bes Common 8Ieas Q5erit
ties III unb fir SuScaparas gpuutp Sbip. beifeinig
berbnrd oab bas Yoritebenbe cine 9etrene unb ritt
ge Ausferttgnug ber uripringd)en Werpronuna Ser
ne sur Mbbaltuue pm 8eriGbt I'M ad)ten @erihtsba
3irte bon Ohio" ,t Die tn meiner Gsitnbe aubepabr
mtrb. s
| 9lIs 9eipeis btere Ile1lie ei9erbdu
| -~ biae unterihrift auub baS beigebriieft
4 ; Siegel Siesel bes beIagten SeritJts, 81 Men
| ~-' Ybla6elpbla. beute, als am loten Efto
| ber u. 8. 1899.
| s. .. Mc0ia.
~ Glerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
Der 2lppettt eincr Siege

miro pon alien armen 2pspeptitern, De-
rem Miagen uno 2eber aaBer Sronuuo
lino. benedict. ollie 6olbc iolten nil
len, oaB Dr. Sings Neue 2ebenspillen.
oas lpunoerbare Wagen- llno 2eber.
0eilmittel. ausgeseihneten 9lppetit, se.
iunbe WeroauuDa uno einen gslp0bnli.
den 3ultano 9eben, Der perfette @eiuno'
belt uno 9robe gneraie fibert. sBlo!
Is gts. i'll s. 6. Wiiller & subn Npo.
thefe. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
s1tntet,ts arci, /. Eirul

sttntctsrnarci,, EirumpftDaaren
fitr 0dingi ilno aifogr. yuisn1rmer
All No Gents oas pang. Eeden Gone
forts, Ghater 6ianelen. 8urnfibe
fann Guh Gelo iparsll nit bisisn
Waarell. 24
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26

Staot Ohio
SnScarapoS @puntp SIS.
Ckd. 3. $, Mc9iIL GIerf bes Qreisaeridts in unb
~ fur 9usearumaS @puutp beaeuge hermit, baB
eas Dprftebenoe eine gereue ub genaue Mbirift ber
Dri9inalbcitimntungen fiir bic MbbaltinQ Der Iers
mine beS 8re,saeribtes tint inftsn @eriSbearf npm
Obo fur 6as Sabr 1900 entbalt pie bieelbe IN meiner
Office binteriegt it,
Als 8etengung bisrfir foIgt meine eigen.
49, bdnoige unteritrift uub bus GisgeI beS aes
Siegel nannten @eridfs. Se9eben in g{etp pbiIas
~ belpbia, Obio, ON 26. September 1899
s. .. Me0iu,
26 @lerf.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-12-05

e H
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Ken
yon took place Saturday afternoon from
the residence Of her daughter. Mrs. M.
Wiley. Services were held at the
residence, Rev. T. M. Bellam offici-
ating.
r The pall-bearers were Hon. E. Girls
void, Hon, ]. w. Richards, ex-Sherifi
Fred Small. M. Kaiser. VIM. Harmon
and r. N. Brannin. Jas. F. Crosby
was funeral director.
h The floral offerings were many and
beautiful and we're sent by relatives,
friends. the Rathbone Sisters, Re-
bekahs, and Degree of Honor. Of which
frsternitIes the daughters Of deceased
are members.
The funeral cortege was large. The
remains were inferred In Fraternal
Cemetery
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oLNGHoUSE NOTES.

The recent milling of nine tons Of
ore from the Butte returned little
more than 500 per ton.
Proctor & Allen are milling twenty
tons of ore for w. C. Williams.
Ore is being taken out of the Slip
and the Renegade.
Nothing has been heard Of the let
ting Of the contract for carrying the
mail between Wadsworth and the
Olinghouse mines.
The sudden death of T. C. Parrish,
who had certain Olinghouse properties
under bond has caused the deal to
collapse. 1t is doubtful that the bond :
ers are in any way sorry the deal did
not go through, as new discoveries are
showing up well..
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Has fouudSthat the little ones are i'm.
proved more by the pheasant. Syrup Of
Figs when in need OF the laxative effect
OF a gentle remedy than by any other.
Children enjoy it and it benefits them.
The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-12-05

! The Columbia is to be housed in
when she is hauled out at Hawkins
yard, according to latest advices. This
is done in order to keep her lines from
being studied by those who might make
use of them.
A reporter saw beautiful wedding
cake at ]. A. Gregoy's. as fine an
article as could be made anywhere on
the coast. 1t will be used tomorrow at
Zelda, when Engineer George Black
and Miss Nancy Rich will be united in
marriage.
The newspapers at Colorado Springs
speak very highly of the late T. c,
Parrish. and as one of the most profni4
nent and most beloved citizens of that
city since its early days. He was
stricken with apoplexy while at work In
his office.
Rod Enright and Huntley and sew
eral more enthusiasts coming home
from the reservation where. they keep
real Indians, let their team wander In
the darkness over a four-foot stone
wall. Huntley had his jaw sledged,
Enright had piece filed off where he
sits down, the umbrella on the wagon
was twisted and the horses escaped
uninjured. The safe way to take TO
the road there is to hire a native
driver
The Supreme Court Of California
says supervisors may prohibit the
killing Of game, but If birds are per-
mitted to be killed then they belong to
the hunter and the county has no right
to say what shall be done with them.
He may give them away, send them
to the market or ship them to any
point he pleases. Should this decision
stand in Nevada 1t would make dead
letters. of our game and fish laws a. to
shipping OUT Of the State
Henry Anderson, G. A. Mcdonald,
T. H. Deegan, John kellock and
Gotceie Allen have located claims on
Granite mountain in Peavlne district,
on ledge into which they have run a
tunnel 225 feet. = At the point of con-
tact the ledge Is. feet wide and has
pay streak | IL feet In width which
assays. according to samples left at
this office, $lo2. .o4t and $2o8.3 80 per
ton, so per cent being copper. The
rock goes over $40 in gold, which can
be plainly seen@wlth the naked eye in.
some Of the samples.-Journal.
Il -
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-12-05
Christmas Number.

American, English and German
magazines. pictorials and almanacs are
daily arriving at this office. Many Of
these numbers have from one to. four
large colored pictures which are beau
ties for framing
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-12-05

Vi l1OO.
The parties who stole the turkeys are
known and fhere will be a futterlne
among them when the owner is able tc
get out of bed.
The government Indian schools oil
Nevada have capacity Of $50 pupils
an enrolment of 349, and an average
attendance OF 24o.
Mrs. Rich was severely burned to-
day at Hot Springs. while rendering
mutton tallow, necessitating the ser
vices of physician.
While G. w. Grayson was parting
out cattle at Winnemucca his horse
fell with him. Grayson's left leg was
broken just above the ankle.
It is only question of time till the
matter Of dividing Humboldt county
comes before the people for consider
alton. says the Lovelock Tribune.
LosT-Gold ring with small dla-
mond setting, between Mrs. Wiley
residence and Nevada Meat Market
Finder please leave at this office.
A two-inch well was completed al
the Brockless ranch for Mr.. Peterson
last Monday. 1t is l8l feet deep and
flows six gallons per minute. strong.
Genoa Courier.
Gaynor & Happier have an elegant
display Of Christmas goods in fancy
china and opal ware. 1t is worth your
while to inspect their prices and goods.
Lumber and piles are en- route to
Carlin to build an elevated coal chute
there like the one here. The chute
here will be the largest on the line Of
road.
1t is the request Of the Ladies' Aid
that all who have promised work for
the Fair will kindly leave same with
Miss Lunday on or before Saturday
December 9th.
The new school house at the reser-
walton will be lighted by gas manufac-
tured on the ground. 1t will be heated
with hot air and in all respects will be
a model building.
Wadsworth Lodge No. 80, |. o. o.
F.. on Monday evening elected the
following officers: Geo. Burton, N. G.,
T. c. Foulks, V. c., T. L. .Bellam.
Sec.s J.c. Day, Treasurer.
TheiReno Hospital and Sanitarium
has been established. The building is
on South Virginia street. corner of
Liberty. DR.. F. w. Hicks, formerly
Of Churchill. is superintendent.
The next regular meeting Of Aepha
Lodge No |. D. of H., A. o. U. w.
will be held Thursday evening Dec. 7
at 7:3o P. M. Nomination OF officers,
Full attendance required.
IS JENNIE CROSBY, c. Of H.
MAE GIvAN, Recorder.
/ The idea that mineral vein must
be a ptrue fissure," having "well-de-
fined walls with ":gouge seams" and
lie between walls of different charac-
ter" Is disappearing. and anything that
contains pay is considered to be the
vein. whether the walls are in evidence
or Mining and Scientific Press.
Mr.. Hardin Norris, clerk Of the drug
store of K. Shoemaker, Perry, H.. says
"a man came into our store the other
day aud said, L want bottle OF that
stuff that saves children's lives. read
in the News about it. The children
may get sick when we cannot get the
doctor quick enough. Its the medicine
yon sell for Group" He alluded Ii
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy and
bought bottle before he left the store
Far -al,' by all druggists and Lovelpcl
Connr:cioi Go.
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Bids Wanted.

How many feet for 500 on the Gus
miner Work to commence from the
bottom OF 20 foot incline.
j. G. DRlscoLL.
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Bids Wanted.

For 500 worth Of work on the
Homestake mine. Work to COM
mence from the surface.A
: j. G. DRIscoLL. ,
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BREVITIES.

Nv
Mules are getting scarce in Califor-
mia.
Major Spriggs was in town yester-
day.
A light shower of rain fell Monday
night.
Deputy Sheriff Hayes is on duty
again.
Mabel Dolan is suffering with pneu-
monia.
Remember the date of the Ladies
Aid fair.
Mrs. Stanford passed through here
Monday
Jack Raitt's little daughter is sick
with fever.
Pyramid Lodge. K. of P. elects
Objects tonlSnt
Sunday was the coldest night that
we have had yet.
John Garavanta is confined to his
home with fever.
J. w. Richards and Fred Small
were in town this week.
The medals for the Nevada soldiers
are being distributed.
A new sidewalk is being laid in front
of the Nevada House.
More men have been put to work
on the Pyramid mines.
A gang Of carpenters has arrived to
work on the coal chutes.
J. F. George was in from Hot
Springs Sunday evening
Ed Hummel is here from Virginia
City visiting Tor lew days.
The Knights Of Pythias give grand
ball at Veidi Friday night
Henry Ferguson was in from the
Douglass ranch yesterday.
D. r. Osborn has been transferred
to the Duck Valley agency
The Nevada Magazine, the best
number yet. on sale at this office.
The Nevada Magazine for Novem-
Der is at hand much improved in con-
tents.
Peter Cooke is still suffering With
rheumatism. Dan Dynan is improving
some.
VIM. Sanford and wife, Of Saltwater,
were among the Churchill visitors
Sunday.
Herbert Austin. was compelled to
discontinue his studies at the University
for the present on account Of trouble
with his eyes.
An unknown man was killed in the
Garlin yard Sunday night by being run
over by train.
Carson now rejoces in electric
lights and the gas company has elected
lawyer president. 8 z
Domestic postage rates will here
after be in force between the United
States and the Philippines
We have not heard of any intention
or effort to have Christmas tree this
season. Sorry for the youngsters.
In the matter Of the estate Of w. &.
Taylor, deceased lstters Of admins
tration were issued to w. D. Linton.
Casey fell off building one day and
being religious. he cried Lord save
me- while falling. Two policemen
aught Casey and eased him down,
ter which ne looked up at the sky
I'd said. Never mind.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-12-05

A new and elegant line Of toilet soap
at the Wadsworth Drug Store.
G. w: KINNEY & Co,
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-12-05

500 tons of Alfalfa hay for sale in
Churchill county and corrals to feed the
same. Address,
w. KENNEDY,
ST. Clair, Churchill Co., New.
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Annual Fair.

The Ladies Aid Society will hol
their Annual Fair at Music Decembe
18th.
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MARRIED..

WILLIAMS -HOY-In Winnemucca, New. No
vember 90 1899, by Rev Geo. H. Greenfield,
= George B. Williams, Of Churchill county,
and Miss Geneyieve Hoy, OF Winncmucca.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
TIE NEWBFRRY HERALD AND NEWS FEBRUARY H. 1850

pended and there has been nothing
| inuc' to do but make fires and eat, and
unfortunately in our little town there
have been some who had very little ol
either. We trust that the freeze will
soon turn loose or we will have much
suffering and all Of our birds will die
The old timer, the blue bird, has not
been seen in our midst since the freeze
OF few years ago.
MIR. +. Kennedy, OF Due West, was
on visit TO our town from Saturday
to Monday and Geo. W'u. has been
guessing who It is, but am not going
to tell who he has guessed he was visit,
ing.
1t is Judge Wheeler now instead OF
Uncle Paddy as formerly, as Mr.. j. M.
Wheeler has been appointed magis-
tratc for No. 8.
We learn that Miss Bessie McNeill
and her mother, both OF Greenwood
died the past week. Mrs. Mcneil dy-
ing one night and Miss Bessie the next
day. She was Il sister Of Mrs. j. n.
Godsey and made their home in our
town for some time q year or more ago.
We have been told that Capt. Godsey
died about months ago, but cant
learn the accuracy Of the report.
Owing to the snow-up or snow
in MIR. Kenneth Baker returned from
Greenwood on Tuesday and will re-
main at home the balance of the week.
The stockholders OF the Prosperity
Canning Co, will meet Feb. 18th at
30 p. mi the Office Of the Prosperi-
~ stock Go. They will canvas the
outlook for the next year and decide
what shall he done for the next season
IN" outlook for the canning business
for next year is not very bright.
The unprecedented fall OF snow has
given an opportunity for much sport.
Prof. Aull being somewhat of Il me-
chanicai genius, constructed sleigh
Ou"riGht and took the Young ladies
sleigh riding. Mr.. pinckncy Wicker
also rugged him upavcry pretty sleigh
II Pink took any girls ,leighing we
didn't see him, but We imagine som,
body else did. He went of down the
road and we heard where he ~ going
bnt we are not going to tell where nc
| went. Ask Geo. VIM. Both sleigh.
were decorated with Ilags. Mr.. Wick
or using the Cuban and American.
Services in Grace and a. II. T.
churches Sunday morning. In the
Methodist in afternoon, and in all tb,
churches at night.
Owing to the extreme cold schOo
did not keep this week until Thursday
This was rs it should have been. /,
was too bad for the little fellows.
Mrs. Snllic Mills, Of Sligh's, passcc
through town on Wednesday, on he,
way home. She had been on q visit tt
her father, "Capt. Bill" Long, O
Smokey town, several OF whose famil,
arc SICK with measles.
Mcas!rs arc prevalent in the Pine,
Woods section. We have heard O
none OF them being fatal AZ yet.
The snow has put quictus on TIN,
| cross tic busincss--nOnc are co.uinp IN
Mr.. 5. S. I'irgc ma lc q flying visi
to Columbia Monday on business
Trade for the past week has bee,
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17

The discussion. or most OF 1t, was on
proposed amendments, which were
killed. Senator Brown, Of Marion, Of
fercd an amendment to appropriate
800, 600 TO the common schools, to be
appOrtioncG to the counties in proper
tiOn to enrolment. This w0Ild have
added about mill to the State levy
and about 25 cents per capita to the
school children OF the State for school
purposes. Several good speeches we're
made and the amendment killed.
*x*
was mistaken in saying that the
maximum pay Of the sub.commission-
crs was $15. or % days at 81 per day.
The amendment likes the maximum
pay OF each one Of the two sub-c0mmis-
sioncrs at 800 for the year.
X"
The day for final adjournment has
not been fixed, though it may he done
this morning. Some say we can get
through next Tuesday, and others say
it, will be Friday Of next week before
adjournment can bc had.
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The bill fixing biennial sessions OF
the next session. t.. II. u.
Special TO Herald and News.
Columbia, S. g., Feb. II, 1880 3 40
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17

Senator Mower voted against ali
thcAc bills. lie intended ut one time To
make il speech on tn" subject, but de.
cidcd nl last only to give his rru>uns
for voting ns hn did. lie was oI,posrd
20 having tn" people OF the State torn
TO pieces Ia they likely would have been
II there had been M election on the
subject Representatives l'lcusr, Wychr
and Evans All made speeches over in
The House and voted against all bills
looking To II change in the dispcnsnry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
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