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FRAUD nv NEBR4skA's CApIroL.
Eight Supposed Iron Braces Turn Ont to
BE Wooden Dummies.

LINCOLN. Nch,. July IA painter at work
on the east wall ri the Capitol building this
afternoon casually leaned upon one OF tho
eight big braces that have for ten years been
supposed to hold in place the weakened walls
OF the chamber Of tho House of Representa-
tves. The brace whirled around and only his
agility saved the man from dangerous fall.
An investigation disclosed the fact that the
braces were nero dummies, made Of wood and
and there never had been any iron rods sup
porting the walls. Ten years ago che east wall.
built on quick sand. settled and gaping cracks
appeared. The braces were put in 10 strength
en- the wall. since then feeling If security in
the wall has existed The contractor is now a
member Al tho House.
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PISGREE IsSCES AnATIONS
His Promise of Thrc~-Cent Fares Carried Into
Efect-Reaten in the Common Council.


DETROIT. Mich, July 1.-THE promise Of
Gov pinCrce. as head of the now Railroad
Commissions to give three ccnt fares. was car
rieI into effect to-day when all the cars bore big
signs reading three cent fares" Employees
of tho street car com1any and others spent
the entire day distributing tn" Governors
second proclamation. in which he attacked
the newspapers ana declared that the oppose
ton was the old crowd that had always
oppns"l him. The newspapers rctorted by
showing that tho now tickets issued at three
cents buro on the back til" Inscription; This
ticket ia good ,nr three cents FOR the Payment
signed lv the Trnasurcr OF the company.
Later the Governor ISSUED another prnrlhmnI
ton, with mas, OF figures, which showed
from his ,tnndront thar the thre" cent faro
could he mad" tot pay. .,,,-.,
passed res lntions denouncinR the G3y"rn1r
and tho Polish Commnrcnl 'lph cnIicI ~.
wn"r grHGG"dHs w 6S wn.r .hc
live who voted ioriho forty-cight-ycar sc"nrtty
franchise. The excitement wa. such that
many Of these Aldermen had business away
from HON" and were not fonnl ,--..,..... ,
To-day was tho timc s." Lor the T tht Enro Of
mon Council. and III" anti rtngrnc crowd won
victory They prevrntci the sttenitto ruSn !,
II and o hal To the TeTFdSa ,"S
that he lacked the votes to force N" thlnG
through Huchns W en- err c Tn" r"H.
ndnittmd beforc tho Chamber of Commerce
netting that he diinot believe three, ccnt farce
could BE- made 70 my This admission caused
and threaten. that unless the deal goes through
The roads VIII 60 hpGs t. S,rn'E Sn r lyeG Gn1y
enough 10 acrom m odntc the terms Of the iran,
chise. TINT transfers will be abolished nnd
every feature OF tho franchise uncomlor,,api
for the citizens will be torcoH to the END oil inc
life Of the charter ih.
The nnts seem 10 have the best OF 1t to ,; night
and nro"inim that IL means rhe end OF PinGree
"a n political factor. Tho Governor mas had
big adverrisemcn,s inserted IN the nnWs bbnh hS
snys that throc-cent fares will prevail unit
Tic on nm los oil thn nnnnle stop them.
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o. the time ables and payrolls on the several
the strike ngitators.
The Commissioners Of the State Board Of Ar
bitration mot ycsterday in Commissioner Della
and arrang" conference with President Vree-
land OF tho METROPOLITAN Street Railway re-
gardinR the alleged grievances OF the street
railroad men IN this city Word was sent
TO Mr.. Nrecland's office. but a reply came
back to the effect that Mr.. Nrecland wns not
likely 10 be in town on account of sick ness in
his famil lis. The Commissioners will try to
have an interview with Mr.. Nrceland on Mon
story and want to hoar the companys side.
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THE KISSING RUG ~ IOWA.
A Young Woman in Cedar Falls Dies Of the
Effects of the Sting.

WATERLOO. Ia. July 1.-THE kissing bug
has made its appearance in this vicinity Miss
Mary Vaughan of Cedar Falls died last evening
Of the effects OF its poisonous sting and the l.
Of this city felt its dangerous caress his morn
ing. Miss Vaughan was bitten a week ago, but
not realizing any danger failed 10 call physi-
clan until Monday, when il was too late. Her
face was swollen until sh" was unrerogni2ah r.
and the swelling spread to her chest, shoulders
and arms. No marks oil the ln"i-iOn usually
made by the Kissing hug were apparent. \
physician was in attendance upon thristouher-
son S child a. soon as the pOis II developed aud
little fear is apprehended in her case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
MEXICAN PRIESTS ANXIOUS.
Population over the Return of Archbishop
AIarCon from Rome.

CITY OF MEXICO. July 1.-THE recent cable
despatch to THE SuH from Rome stating that
information n serious abuses Of their Office by
Catholic priests and Bishops in Mexico had
reached there has created stir in this coun-
try. cable despatch has been received here
from Mgr Alarcon. Archbishop Of MoNjco
who attended tho recent meeting of tho Latin
American Council III Rome stating that he
would leave at uncN for Mexico Hi- arr val
here is awaited with much trrridntion nv some
Of the Catholic Gignitarles OF the country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
STATESMEN At OrSrER BAY.
woodruff, Sixon and BENDER Spend tho
Day With tho Govcrnnr.

OYSTER BAY, l.. /, July IA Lieut. Gov
Woodruff. Speaker Frcd Nixon - the ASSEM-
bly,, and II. II. Bender. State Superintendent
of BuildinRs. spent to-day with Gov. Roose-
volt 1T his home on Sagamor" Hin William ].
NOunEs Secretary To- the Governor, was also
present The party arrived here on the lu:lS
train. and Immediately drove TO the Gov
ernor's nome. The officials named COM
pose the board OF Trustees Of the CAPT
iol. and this was one OF the monthly meet
acted. ana after dinner Secretary YounEs, SUI
perintendent Bender and Speaker Nixon won't
back to New York Lieut.. ;tov. Woodruff left
on the 4 II train. II Is said that the eathcrn ing
had no unusual significance. Flags hoated
everywhere in the village in honor OF the visit
ing officials
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MARCONI'S SYSTEM SURPASSED.
Messages Transmitted 81 Kilometres by
Wireless TeieKraphy in Austria.
Special Cable De,pateh to THE sUx.

VIENNA July Unsuccessful experiments in
wireless tclegraphy have been made at Fiume.
the messages being transmitted for distance
Of sixtr-onc kilometres. plate invented by a
budapest engineer named Schaefer was used
1t is simpler md more sensitive than Marco
mis-, and enables high mast at the despatch
ing station to be dispensed With.
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COST OF SAYING THE PARIS.
1t Is Said tho Snlvors viii Get Half Her
Value for floating Her.
Srsc,ol cable Desrdich to The suS

NrfcioI cable Dttrdich 10 THI Sun.
LONDON. July l5-The Financial Ne,rs says
it understands that an arrangement was made
that in case the steamer Paris was foated. the
salvors were to have half OF her value when she
wfs got of the rocks.
Their operations at the Manacles cost $4,000.
and half of the paris's value now is i75. 900.
The difference Is the salvors' profit.
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Bf""N.'. ',,, o. ,c, which THE Sux priptoJ
me N' ,v RI, mon and the public v.re
t"""E ''0 ,,, IN, rcwsn,pcrs cmp,oved
te'hH ''"l 'n, ,ho wall streo, sbort and
IL way .'I,,. strike holned to clear
R'''' Ir. n, cour.c n dim Z fact IN,
'"'"' ,i,,,,-,'v,.,ny
~" ''V' ~ ,hn.h ho. b.ep in with tho stock
i' ,,o,tcr Inrrce than INV oth.r
o''''' 49, ,,, oronnJ n. usual Thcs.
r"''' r,o,yn. hoyc been doing hercnle,n
H'''' ,,,,, IN trouble. convinrin1 mon
"'N ,,,. ,,t,e,s that ,b.v had prIev
oN''' ,r, Nr,,,v, thn first n,p.r to co
h"..., ,,o s,ork,oIhor. and since III.
, IN, r-.t it,n, soma w,eks MO
"".,., .h., ,,,rl ".trll, " tho Hs.oLIb,.
,1,.,,,r,,,ritv 70 fomeut trouble that
l.,I e., = strike It's en,ployees have
f.i,.,ri,,us,y and with enn.iJer,hls
- p.siIc.thr UsynI tho chief of THAR
r-,.,,,, les tho Stockholders. /, is al
t,,.l .I 4 number OF DISCHARGED en-
D., ,l. nr,.,llyn Rpnll Transit Non
I r,,,,ony in their employ f,mcntin.
,1,',l. wru =. , number OF men who are
,lIt, ,b, r,nuo,y's rrnpov
,,,,Iirr +, tirneruI Master Workman Par
,n.,,, tho kri,sLi- ~ Iabor most Of the troll
i,yr,eu viii. are keeping up tho strike agita-
zion ara Oil employees Of the Nassau system
uho mr.. Iail To talk strike. Ina statement
,,bich bo mad, Yesterday at his hcad1unr.ers
ITO East l2-th street. he said:
"Ib,ll NOW ard have held from the first that
,hore il no logical reason Tor strike In Brook
lyn Arlmbcr %, men. some Of whom are en-
,Invacs who were discharged recently from
thr Nassau system. are paid to create a strike
AGITATION. lam not prepared now to state my
rnrr,.s n, iuforuation but as soon az hear
n,t,.triLr /. coming II a strike is decided ON
shall try to stop IL by c1po.inn the
whole business. and give tho name. both
q, the mon who are paid to talk strike and
thos, viii, for financial reasons are paying
Them 10 ito 80. | believe have correct infor-
nation on the subject, bur do not want to
n,iy myself NJ in the matter until It ia ubso-
hte!y necessary. Men belonging to the roads
nav" 'n ,.,, ~, ,So utrito ami,,t,on T T1"
who ar" doing the most Of the strike talk are
,' I.'., y'''' VI "' ""''' '''''''' 1t Is ~
.ot eonr," there ar. others who are taking Ing
n.n'l ," " ~ e%asrcro, a Srayaucn -
committee Of men from one division of the old
Na..su. .ystnn con,o TO me, for instance viii
charged by wholesale. One Of them
sad: II they go on as they are do
irG, there will soon 10 few OF us
lon.' 1t took some time to pin them
1. =, i.,,, -. IL, a., 49,
uo"n 10 ue''''S' "ut "heii ! u'u 30
found that eleven men out of 700 in the d.
I"Tnd that there were good reason. for the
discharge of seven Of these men. The men
nave grievances our uel'e'e the' can get
them ''m"dicd without, a strike
he was asked.
y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
TUREE LIVES SAVED.
Assistant Cashier stalker Goes to the Aid
of nm Overturned Boat.

+. j. Stalker. assistant cashier OF the Chase
National Bank. who is spending his vacation
at Amltyville, L. l., saved the lives OF three
men on Thursday Mr.. Striker owns catDon''
,Lo 7 i,,Ia IoLer in which he was sailing in tho
bay Accompanied by his wife and his son. Glen
ana two boy companions 4 s1ual cnmc up w.,
Loaf "2rren He lost no time in lacking Tor the
disabled hont whose late oEGnnantst mere lo S piS
ing to tn" bottom and ytlling Justly aot IT,,
them ~InG on II hoard None could swim, They were
iarmhands from FarminGdale: Ihey we nuo,, "a
exhausted and chilled that they salu they cou'u
ha We held out hut short time longer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Rice Throwing at wedding. rroh,hlt.n.

BALTIMORE. July The Mayor and Town
Council OF Oakland have PASSED An ordinance
prohibiting the throwing vi rice and corn At
newly married couples.
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The New York Central's Detroit Special" stops at
Garrison Fshkill, Poughk""rsi", hhneClih Cats
xiii Hudson. Albany Srheu ., tHdv, Utica &c, Sleep
rag and ParlUr Cars. Connects -. 'lhAny for sara
tVga,-AaV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
New Germnn Ambas.ador Arrives.

Among the passengers who arrived last night
on the North German LLOYD steamer Prinz
Regent Luitpod. from Bremen, was Alphons
Mumm won SchwarZcnStoin, German Am bas-
sador to the United States.
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When the slr.p.r wakes"

H. p. Wells ril ne story SIZE it in to. day Even.
IHy yVUrRdL- Adv.
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Chautnulun Excursion
$1,000 round trip by Erie Railroad, July 49, TICK
ats good FOR return until Au0s 21s-@ap'
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Exposing THE AGlTATORS.
,,r .tOrUERS ISE SEWsPIPERS
,yD DiSCHiEGED EHPL0TEE%

,,,,orNorkmanPa Parsons Says the ARitators
Ar, Hired bv Men VIII" Have Financial
Interest. to Benefit by n strike In BROOK
,,, Work bone by Herald Emissnries.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
TO BE FREE DELIVERY ON ALL SrAI,
ROUTES
Change In LAW Appllcs Only to South
Carolina.
Especial to the StalC.l

OrangcburG, October l2.-Thcrc be-
ing several important contracts for star
route mail service conveying in this
country. got from Congressman
Stokes the information in regard to
the change recently made by the post
Office department. relating to the star
route in the State. Hence the bidders
FOR star route contracts must include
the free mail service also, Is this scr
wee Will be required without any extra
compensation over and above the rcru.
lar bid.
With this information and intelligent
action on the part Of our local bidders
should capture some OF the contracts
AT first hand, and not be made TO pay
tribute to the foreign contractors, who
make all the profit, without rendering
any service.
The temptation tc refer to and en-
large upon the new life which has taken
II hold upon our pcOpi. to the improved
condition Of business, IS Irresistible.
Tor the change is so radical that one
must see to it owhcthcr or not he
looks for 1t. Local business has OK
cecdcd possibly the expectations OF our
merchants, and our city's prosperity is
the concern ofal!
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

Inc Lutheran Synod which has Just
closed at st. Luke's, this county, was Il
very delightful meeting. Only three
ministers whose narncs arc on the roll
were absent and the sessions were har-
monious and pleasant.
The people of this community enter.
talncd the body only as those pcoplc
know to entertain. This is one of the
best sections Of country in this State
and one OF the most prosperous.
Every farmer has his barns and
smoke houses well filled and his
cash account is never entirely ex-
haustcd. They raise everything
they need for The farm on the farm,
and farmers of this kind always have
some cash and are rarely in debt
But the synod enjoyed this meeting
as much as any ever held.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

The State newspaper says that tho
dlspcnsary correspondence is getting
TOO personaland abusive for it's columns.
We thought it had reached that point
long ago. The public is not interested
in these men calling one another names
but wants the facts if they have them,
and with these can form their own
opinion. Reputable newspapers should
not publish these abusive aLG personal
articles. If men want to abuse one
another and call each other names let
them go face to face and do it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

Governor McSwccncy will not give
any attention whatever to the Suggcs-
ton OF Mr. QUITS rs 20 the removal Of
the State Board Of Control. OF course
he has no power in the premises, and
whatever he might propose would be
ultra vircs," as the lawyers term it,
but the Governor has been acting with
good discretion in reference to dispcn-
sary matters since he went into Office,
and the people Of the State may expect
him to keep up the record MIR. QUITS
says now that he wanted tie Governor
to examine the charges, and if he found
them TO be true, to request the rcsignu-
tion of the members Implicated by him,
ard that public opinion would force
them to comply. This is simply ridicu-
lous, and QUITS will find out that his
bird shot are not SO destructive as he
imagincs. MOuntainccr, Oc-
tobcr 2lst.
The board is the creation of the Leg
islaturc, and the Governor has nothing
to do with it any more than he has with
any other State officer. The Governor
will do his duty in this as in all other
matters, and the people may depend on
that, and he will do it without fear or
favor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
Excursion Rates Stin on Sale by Southern
Railway,

The special rates ollcrcd by tho South
crh halfway to Philadelphia account of
the National Export Exposition have
proven very attractive, and the travel
North by this popular line has been
very large: Tickets arc sold on Tues
days and Thursdays Of each week from
all points at II rate OF u fare and onn.
thlrd, plus 50 cts. admission to Exposi-
tlon, and are limited 80 days from date.
The Southern Railway will continue
sale OF these low rates until Nov. 23d
no tickets however tn be limited be-
yond Dec. End. This is tho only line
Offering double daily service between
North and South, with Dining Car,
observation Cars, and through Palace
sleeping Cars between important cities
IN This section and New York.
All az nts of this company will
promptly give full information desired
by those contemplating this trip.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
SATURDAY, OCT. 81.

Rev II Matthias conducted the dcvo.
tional exercises.
Ihe following were elected the Exc
cutivc Committee of Missions: Rows s
L Hallman, d ID, w K Sigh, Il w Be-
denbaugh, NJ G. G Schcrcr, and Geo B
Cromcr, w p Houseal, y G Wise, VIM
johnson.
The trcasurcrs made their reports.
Icv Prof j \ Morchcad. President
OF the Theological Seminary, Wis ac-
corded the privileges Of tho floor to
speak In behalf Of the Institution. He
was introduced by President Wingard
In beautiful manner. The speaker
presented facts concerning the Semi
nary in practical, pointed way, and
gave South Carolina much credit for
tho part she has taken in establishing
and maintaining tho institution.
Adjourned with prayer by Rey II
Wilson.
Tho afternoon session was opened
with prayer by Rev G Graichen.
The following wore reelected treas
urcrs:
Treasurer of Synod-A Fl Kohn, CO.
lumbia.
Treasurer of Bachman Endowment
Fund-Rev G p Boozer, Etheridge.
Treasurer of Seminary Fund-Otto
Tiedeman. Jr, Charleston.
Treasurer Of Children's Missionary
Society-Rev M M Kinard, Ph D.
An election for delegatca to the Con-
eral Synt,., to meet at Winston-Sal en-,
N @. noxt year, resulted as follows: ,
CLERICAL
Principals--Revs J H Wilson, T. A
Wingard, d D, s r Hallman, DID, wv
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
WAGONS& BUGGIESS
Es1 Car Loads.

We have just received Cur of the
Woll Known White Hickory Wagons;
also, car of Bnggies, which We will
sell cheap. IF in need Of a Wagon
or Buggy, it will pay you to call und
get our prices boforo making your
purchase. Wo buy in large lots, pay
cash, discount our bills, which en-.
abios us to soil First Class Goods at
low prices. Come and sec us. We
will take pleasure in showing you
what wo have. Wo guarantee every
Wagon and Buggy to give entire
satisfaction.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
N)le N$erala an4 0elVa
t.. il. hULL, EDlroF.
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.

The Herald and News expects every
subscriber to pay something on his sub
scription, if it is not paid in advance
already, between this time and the end
Of the year. We do not want to be dis
appointed. We need the money. DO
not wait for some one to hunt you up
and dun You, but if you owe for your
paper, walk around to the Office aud
show your appreciation by making pay
mcnt. Let this be sufficient notice to
eve =" delinquent.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

:. 1t Is certainly gratifying to tn .,.,
nc 10 know of one concern in thr -.
VINO are not afraid to be gencrou~ irlh
needy and auffering. The prorrl..i-i
OF Dr. Kings New Discovery El G. g..
sumption, Coughs and Colds. !,
gwen away over ten mitlinn ,rra: :"
yes or ibis great medicine; ar! !. .
tho satisfaction of Knowing it ~, "a.
ao'n'rly cured thousands Of !,.,'..
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis. IT,.
ness and all diseascs Of the H., :,
Chest and Lungs are surely r,.i
1t. Call on al Druggist, and u,! g, ,:i
bottle Tree. Regular size soc. :>u.! 3,
every bottle Guaranteed, or ur,... :.
funded.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
Ot,'r. ,23, 1899.

rster'fay, Sunday. morning, at 10
O'clock, Rev. J u Wilson and Il a Nc
Cu'i"n%h mad" pleasing aHd profitable
addresses 10 thr Sun"ay-schnni.
At II o'clock, 1ile ordination service
wns hcla. The sermon waa prcached
by Rev NJ OJ Krcps, after which can
didatcs w w j RiLchic and a r. Tav
lor were ordained to the holy ministry.
At the same hour an open air service
was held in the grove near the acadc.
my, Rev II Wilson preaching
In the afternoon Il Luther L.avnc
service was held. Rev ~ w Shealy de-
livcrcd thoughtful, forceful address
on the subject Of "Lcvity in sacred
things" speaking especially concern
ing marriage. the ministcry, the Sab
bath and the Church.
The "Diamond Jubilee" Of the S,rlh
Carolina Synod has come and gone. II
was successful meeting. There was
an almost full attendance OF clcreymcp
and lay delegates. There we're yooo
audiences every day. Yesterday, Suu.
day, the attendance was worry large. re
the people Of ST Luke's it has been ~.
occasion of pleasure and profit
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

The busiest and mightlest little thing
mat eyer was made is Or. Kings Now
Li1e ll'ls. Every pill iaa sugar coated
g'oou'e of health, that changes weak.
ness INTO strength. listlessncss into en-
tenrsy., hraln.fag into mental power.
,tneyro WondrrIul in building up the
health. Only Poe per box. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
ToaClier WantCti.

The Trustees Of Trinity school will
meet on 28th October 1890 for the pur.
poso OF clccting a teacher. Applicants
Will please send in their applications
on or before that date to tho under.
signed.
Salary $25 per month. School Is to
begin lst of November.
Il. B. HENDRIX, Longshorc.
Nj. PTrTS, Silver Street.
Il. }. GRIzzARD, Silver Street.
Trustees.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

Victims to stomach liver and kidney
tronbi,, a5 well us women, and all
feel the results in loss of appetite, pois.
ona in the blood, backachc, nervous
ness, headache and tired, Iistless, run
down feeling. But there's no need to
feel like that. Listcl to J. Gardner,
ldavillc, Ind. lie says: "t.lcctric Bit
tcrs are just the thing for II man when
he is ali run Gown, and don't care
whether he lives or di; :. 1t did more
to give me Eow strength aid good an
petite than anything | could take. |
can eat anything and have new lease
on liIc.' Only 50 cents at all Drug
stores. Every bottle guaranteed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
REGISTRATION NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the Books of Registration for
the Town of Newborry, S. G., are nov
open, and tho undersigned as Super
visor of Registration for said town.
will keep said books open every dav,
(Sundays excepted), from 0u. m. until
3p. m., until and including the 9TH day
Of December, 1900.
JNO. G. GOGGANS,
Supervisor OF Registration.
September IL, 1890.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

Mr.. E. w. Motley has retired from
the Horny He2ald. He made 1t good
paper and VIC regret he has given IN
the tripod. We shall miss his strono
editorials and his presence and that Of
mrs. Motley on our trips, but wish them
happiness In their retirement.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

The Darlingtonian has been sold to
MIR: w. Eugene Cook formerly Of Union
and will be moved to IIartsvillc. Col.
l.. }. BristOn has retired from the news
paper bdsinc&s and will enter the min
istry after finishing his studies ut the
Seminary at Louisville, Ky. We wish
all parties great success.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

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