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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
Bio Railroad Traffic,

There has been a phenomenal business
over the branch during the entire
season, but never more pressing than at
present. Shipments are very large
both in and ont. and the train crew has
been compelled TO make night trips for
many DAYS past TO accommodate ship
peers. Stock movements have been
unusually heavy. Much difficulty IS
10 meet the demand of the Viroqua
station. and there appears to be a car
famine throughout the country. A call
for forty-eight cars was recently made
bv Fred Eckhardt to move his !, 4oo
cases of 1898 tobacco packing from this
station. The work has commenced IN a
limited way and as fast as cars can be
secured shipments viii be made tosNew
York. Philadelphia, Boltimore and
Richmond.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
i ct OBLIGATION November /, 1898.
PROBATE NOTICE.
lotto If Application for Letters Of Admins


tion..
xTEJ ION COUNTY CoCRT-IN PROBATE
late of Wisconsin. County OF Vernon.-ss
In Ii matter Of the estate Of John A. Neprnd,
dec .sed. 5000
On his 18th dav Of October, A.. d. 1899,
upon reading and filing the petition OF Caroline
Nepru4 widow stating that John A. Nepruo
Of thu county OF Vernon, who died i~ntestate,
on or bout the 10th day of Ocr.. A. D. 1899, and
prayj , That Carl A. Neprud be appointed al
minis ator OF the estate OF said deceased.
II l. ordered. tnat said application be hear !
before me. at the probate Office In the cisy OF
Viror a on the 9Th day Of Dec. A.. d. 1893, at IL
o'clot A NJ.
AnG tbs Further Orndtresl. tnab nuCiee y, W.
time ,sad mace OF ppointedAtor hearing said ap,
nj 'cat N and be given to I'll persons interested
Nv m fishing & copy Of Ibis order, for three
week. successfully In tie Vernon County Censor
a new PAPER printed in said county, previous &c
the 81 appointed for ssid hearing.
| DsfeC )ctobe 25tn, 1899.
By tn Oour d o. MAHoNEY, County auage'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15

Viroqua. Early in the evening guests
commenced to arrive. They were re-
ceived by the hosts and Capt. Conner,
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments. Ushers escorted them to rooms,
and after disrobing they spent a brief
season looking through the. different
apartments of the commodious house.
With a system that marked every de-
tail Of the affair. guests were formed in
sections and marched to the banquet
hall below, where a scene of dazzling
brightness and beauty was spread before
them on five long well arranged tables
ladened with rich delicacies and beau
tiful fragrant cut flowers. The room
decorations were exquisite in. trailing
vines, bunting, etc. At the festive board
were 116. Twenty young ladies attired
in white, served the repast, and all went
like cogged machinery. The menu was
provided by a Lacrosse caterer, served
in twelve courses. After three hours
of Wand feasting came the intellectual
feast.sswiths General Rogers ~ toast.
master.
Invocation Rev. John Tresidder
olroa { m.er,,n Homes, .Rs May yosh 10 q st soyls
Tss f aost and as M nssasssn.. - Il. 4. R Z: RaSasSs
Vernon County -...:Col G. N. Butt
The American Woman, Capt Jacks'n Silbaugh
Reading. The Husking, Mrs.John A.Stemen
Virooua Schools ........Judge D.. o. Mahoney
The Stars and Stripes ....Hon O., j. Smith
Every subject was presented in happy
vein, creditable to the speaker, merited
and received applause. About 2 a. m.
the company dispersed, a large per cent
Of them mingling in the ball at Opera
house. Ontario's orchestra furnished
excellent music for the festivities, and
the city band gave a nice cerenade.
Iwish to extend heartfelt thanks,
especially to the young ladies and
gentlemen who SO ably assisted in the
work attending the banquet at Hotel
Fortney, Monday evening, and to those
who attended or in any manner con
tributed to the success of the under
taking. CAPT. ii. CONNER,
Oh. Com. ON Arrangements.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
irst publication Ut. IL, 1907.
Notice Of Foreclosure safe.

NOTICE OF FoT6ETo3uT6 Sdt6s
ETATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT.
Vernon County
Gle Johuson, Plaintiff, again at Johanna Schiko-
ro-sky. Defendant
Notice IL hereby given. that by virtue OF 9
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale issued ont OF
the Circuit Court for Vernon county. ut . spec
igl terrl thereof, held ut the court house IN the
city and county OF La Crosse. commencing on
the 18th d. of September, A. ID. 1sss, and on
the a1st dsy OF September, A. d. 1898, I. the
undersigncd, named in said judgment rs Refer
ee to make the sale Of the mortgaeed premises.
will ON Saturday. the 25sh day OF November. A.
ID 1899. at the law Offices OF Silbaugh & BEEN EFT
In the city Of viroqua, Wl~Strsin at the hour OF
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of laid day, expos,
for sale and rell to the highest bidder the FOL.
lowing described premises, to-wit: Lot No
four IA Block No. elk 49, Village OF Chaseoure
Vernon county, Wisconsin.
Dated at viroQua, Wis, Oct. 10, 1899.
CHARLES II. MtNSHALL, Referee.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
seeoad Hand Store.

C. Il. HoiDrook has opened a second
hand store in :ise Buckley block, where
he W | sell goods at auction every Sat
urdas and Monday. Persons having
houst lold furniture, stoves, implements,
etc, DIT sale, will find it a good piace to
dispo g of same.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
THE COUNTY GUARDIANS ARE WITH US.

The annual session of the county
board of supervisors convened IN the
| court room, Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, and
| was called to order by County Clerk
| Sherman, in the absence OF Chairman
| Hill. On roll call all members answered
to their names as follows:
Bergen-Charle J. Mcclellan.
Ch~ristiana-Elias >B. Homstlo.
Clinton-Michael Brody.
| Coon--Ole Anderson.
| F~orest-Byron f. Sherman.
| Franklin-Chris Ellefson.
Genoa-Charles OFT.
| e~nwood-JohnR Roth Jr.
| Hamburg-Daniel Thiel,
| Harmony--F. Nj Baker
| H~illsboro-Frank ]. Board.
| Jefferson-J. nj. Allen.
Kickapoo-Louis o. Thompson.
| Liberty-Mack Stout.
| Stark-Joseph Gather
| Sterling-Fred y. Bean.
| Union--Jo-e ph Haugh.
Virogua-Henry Acker.
| Webster--John p. Melvin.
observation-disclosures Shesler.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j.. McVey.
| DeSoto Village--F G.. Andrew,
HIlIsboro Village--L f. Pinch.
| La Farge V~fllage-Homer A Lombard.
Mound Park Viilage2-D. b. Seminars.
Ontario Village--E. Nj. d
| Readstown village--Frank Henika.
| Westby VilIage--Jens Davidson.
Viroqua City--First ward, f. N. Minshall;
| Second ward, o. G.. Stevens; Third ward,
Silas Foster.
On motion of @. G. Stevens, seconded
| by F. r. Board, Frank Minshall was
unanimously elected chairman by accla-
nation. Mr.. MinshaIl acknowledged
the compliment and honor with a neat
speech.
On motion of Mr.. Haugh. the general
rules Of 1898 session were adopted for
%Ix ynr-oCnrn4 hoard (ln
motion of Mr.. Board one member each
was added to Ways and Means, Roads
and Bridges and Equalization commit
tees. On motion Of Mr.. Anderson, a
committee of three was constituted on
printing. !,
On motion of Mr.. Ellefson, tn board
adjourned until 2 o'clock p. IN.
On reassembling Chairman Minshall
announced his list of standing COM
mittees as follows:
Finance Supervisors Theil, Board and
Davidson.
Ways and Means-supervisors Homstad,
Haugh, Andrews, Lombard. Sommarss Nc
Knadsand Rridges.supervisors Thompson,
Baker, Mcclellan, OFT. Carter, Stout. shisief
and Melvin. - rar
AHG
Sandon, Roth, Henika, Anderson, Eos er and
Bean.
Printing-supervisors Anderson. Bean and
Lombard.
The county board opens to-day with
its greatest membership, 81. 1t contains
a larger number of new members than
at any session in many years. They are
Messrs Brody. Roth, Allen, Gather,
Beaa. McVey, Andrew, Pinch, Henika
and Foster.
Messrs Stevens. Ellefson, Haugh and
Sandon. return to the body after Q
lapse Of years. Supervisor Anderson il
the Oldest member in point OF year
and has seen more sessions service thar
, any other. Nh. Ellefson is second II
/ this respect
The health of the body ought TO b.
: par excellence during its session, having
two physicians, Messrs Pinch and An
drew.
Veterans Of the war in the body ar
Messrs Seminars, Gather and Stevens
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
UNCONSTITUTIONAL CALENDAR.

At he mid-week service each one is
to 81 q their text if they had only one
serm n to preach. Let us make this a
suge stive meeting.
II pastor will preach on 1.-THE Real
Fun ion of the Church" and in the
ever lg the subject will be 1.-The Nor
mo sancer-Shall the National Con-
gres Seat the Polygamist, RobertsG'
A he evening Endeavor society the
ne officer will be installed. The ex
ee1 i've cosmittee of the eciety meets
witt IissEnl efson Wednesday evening.
T Sundaysschood is, growing from
wee to week and we welcome the new
soho rs among us.
tt pastor goes to Sparta on Friday
even lg. to give an address at the mems
NEE ng of the Congregational church,
on & Social Suggestion"
Oh young people will miss Jonn
Ripe !, who returned to Iowa, yesterday,
whe e he will attend college. We wish
him uccess in his new duties.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
Eirst ublication November 8, is9s.-a
PROBATE NOTICE.
yotie u Application for Letters Of Administra

Motto )f Application lof Leueis
ton.
xrN soN COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE,
Y Ate OF wisconsin. County of Vernon, IS.
II the matter Of the estate OF Warisn
G h 90. deceased. ,ooa
on lis nth day Of November, A. d. 49,
upon "a ing and Ming the petition OF hanson
w 4 ss, stating that he lie 3 son OF "sIIe1 y;
Bate ate OF the county Of vernon, VINO aieo
iutest =. on 81 about the 4th day OF Noyenoer
a. d 500, and praying that Ole A. Heigers9n
be a. tinted administrator OF the estsls oi sAu
deces d. .axs
Iii ordered thai sid application De neara
befor me. at the probate Office. 10 The ci,y q
virou 4. on the 5th day OF December, A. 'ao
alto clock q. m.
r. Further ordered, That notice Of the tins
and ,ce appointed for hearing said appiicslion
"a . n to al persons Interested By publishing
! cor IL this order for thrs . weeks successiveiy
1 tn ,ernon County Censor, 3 newspaper printee
in Sc county. previous TO the time sppoihtes
"a November I. A. n. 1885.
By / Cour. d. o. MAHoSET, County Suos'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15

Ex-members of the legislature, Messrs
Ellefson and Anderson. )
There are probably more natives OF
the county on the board than at any
previous session, about ten.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
First publication. No SO
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT Eau CLAIREsWB,
NOVEMBER q 1897
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled nc tice Of his fnten-
ton TO make final proof in support OF his
claim. aud that said proof wifi be made be.
Tore the clerk of the circuit court, at VIro-
qua Wisconsin. on the 18th dav Of December,
Iseq. viz, p. o. R~unningen, OF stoddard, Wis
consin. for the northwest quarter OF the
nnrfb of range z west, III f No. 1864.
he names the following witnesses to prove
h.s continuous residence upon and cultlya-
ION Of said land. viz, p K. Huden. VIM.
Ionas. Torval ktose and John Jonas. all OF
Stoddard, Wisconsin.
ALFRED CYPRYkEsEs. Register.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
| First ublic alton October 25-S
NorsSe OF YuDiicaeiCn.
n OFFICE - z CLAIRE, WIS, !
OCTOBER Il. 1899. 4

OCTOBER IA. 1899.
No 20 Is hereby given that the following
nam. settler has filed notice OF his fnten-
tion make final proof IN support OF his
| ciaip and that said proof will be made BE-
fore 8 clerk of the circuit court st Vlro-
qua. ~risconsin, on the End day Of DecemDer'
isaa n. Lewis Bruland of Manning, Wis,
sor northwest quarter Of the northeast
quar- r OF section 81. township IL, north
rang ) west. rava
He ames the ~folloWlng Witnesses " plOae
| ton said land, viz: Albert Anderson o.
lIihe v. Wis Ole Wedwfck and John Ander.
| son r. Manning, Wis Thornas Anderson OF
nea' o" Register,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
First publication Oct. 25th, 1896
notice for Publication.
LAND 0FpIcr At E.ry Qr .xpu Wee y

Oct. 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settier has nled notice of his intention to make
nnai proof In support of his cl lain, and that said
Court, at Viroqua, Wis, on Noyem5er 2sth 1899
viz: Ole H. CHOSE. Of stoddard Wis, for the
swh OF enc nw4 of seSssSs o.. township IA
north, range z west.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation Of aid
land, viz: Hans p. Skilldrud, Thoryall ohiose.
Torger Olson, Ole Hslvorson, I'll of Stoddard.
WIS. ALFRED ~OYPREAEsEN, Register.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15

Griffin Brothers are in receipt OF
a Horn Dorset stock sheep from
Illinois.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
LARGE MUSIC CONCERN.
A Wis of inspection to- the Groves-Barnes Piano
Warehouses; In the Capital City.

IFrol Prof sAnderson's nAmerica," publish
ed at Madison. Wisconsin,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15
CetgrNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1898.
Renef;t tor New Subscribers.

The CENSOR will be sent to new sub
scribers within the county, till January
1. 1901, for one dollar. Bring or send
your subscriptions. Subscribers will
do us a favor by informing their neigh
bors Of this great opportunity.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15

Best fur coats and warm winter
mittens at Michaelsohn's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-01

how it was balod, and if tho round
balo was to bo tho thing they wcro
not going to divert any of tho cotton
from Charleston by injulicious com.
mcnt.
Tho arguments on tho baline pro.
cess have been printed ad nuuscam.
There is much to bo said in favor
OF both processes, but, us already
stated, tho square bulo is tho favorltc
here The Charleston handlers and
dealers have contcndcu that thcro
was grcatcr density in tho square
bale and that ii could be bottcr and
moro advantngcously handled by all
PARTIES than tho round bale, which
fact is forclhly impressed by tho in,
spcction Of tho bales at tho bales al
tho cotton exchange. Tho square
bale weights 4 | pounds to tho cr!>ic
foot and is 1:}l pounds, against the
round bales 25O pounds, which how.
over, ls not moro than half tho siZo
OF tho standard bale.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-01
THE STATE ALLIANCE.
PRACTICALLY NOTHING IN TIL. WAY
or RESULTS.
Annual Election Of Onlcrrs MIR H. G.. Alex.
nndcr Succeeds Mr.. Wilborn ua
President The Alliance
change Fully Dis
Cuskrd.
(Tho State, 2Sth.)

Tho annual meeting Of tho State
Alliance has been hold and most of
tho delegates have gono to their
homes. SO far as results arc con.
ccrnrd tho gathering does not sccm
to have amounted to anything. The
report furnished the press does not
show that anything was done Of any
interest. The bulk Of tho proceed
ings appears to havc been devoted to
discussion Of the State Alliance OK
change, with tho result that tho OK
chango's business will be continued
on tho basis rs heretofore, although
Congressman Stokes and Mr. Kcitt
had considerable to say on the other
side.
When tho body mot yesterday
morning tho affairs Of tho exchange
woro again taken up, and Il long dis
cussion cnsucd. Addresses wcro
delivered during tho day by State
Lecturer Blake, Congressman Tai
bert, Prosdcnt Wilhorn, o. p. Good
win, Congressman Stokes, Rov. j. a.
Sligh and othcrs.
Tho alliance mado few minor
changes in tho constitution which
wcro not mndo public.
Tho annual election Of officers was
held, resulting in tho choice of tho
following: President, j. G. Alexan.
der; vlco- president and lecturer, j.
Il. Blake; secretary and trcusuror,
j. w. Roid; member OF tho exccu
two committee for throo years, j. l..
Shuler.
Tho newly elected officers wcro
duly installed by Mr. W. n. Eldor,
OF York.
ID. Il. Efird WAS chosen as the
State Alliances delegate to tho ma
1ioliui SOtttlCll Ol lllS Ofuor, WnlCn
meets in Washington in 1900, and
.. Z. Goodwin was elected alter
nate.
The thanks Of tho body wcro ton
decd to tho railroads for their
Kindness in granting reduced rutcs
Tor tho delegates to tho State ALI
unce.
The following resolution was unun-
imously adopted:
"Rcsolved, That tho thanks of
this body arc hereby heartily OK.
tended to tho retiring president for
his faithful services, his untirine
zeal and unhagging energy in tho
discharge Of his duties whiIo prcsi
dent.
The alliance thon adjourned sino
die. The next annual meeting is to
be held in this city in July next.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-01
ROUND VERSUS SQUARE BALE.
ChhrI"Ston Cotton Exchnngo Looking In.
to Merits Of tho New Procrsa
Especial to the Tho Statc.)

Especial to tho Tho Statc.)
Charleston, Jnly 27.-Thoro is on
exhibition at tho cotton exchange n
round balo and stanard square bales
for tho inspection Of tho cotton OK
porters and factories and visitors.
The two bales :oll the story of tho
big fight that is now being waScd in
the cotton world for supremacy Of
baling method. Tho round bulo
was placed on exhibition at tho OK
change several months ago. Tho
members inspected it, bnt, tho now
process OF baling tho ncccy staple
did not take well with thom. Thov
had alroady placed themselves on
record qs favoring tho standard
square bale, 21 by 81 inches. and
they were not inclined to reconsider
tho position thoy took last year. Tho
members were chary about declaring
themselves on the matter for thcy
did not want to antagonizo any in
forest, 80 their views were mover pivon
to the world. The cotton tuudlcrs
were resolved to take all the cotton
that comes to Charleston, no matter
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-01
August LndicR' Home ,}oulnai.

Hamlin Garland, Anthony Hope,
John kondrick Bangs, Harold Rich
ard Nynnc, Anna Robcson Brown.
"Joaiah Allon's Wife," Clara Morris,
kuto Whiting Patch and Anna Far
quhar arc among tho half score of
writer's Of fiction who contrihuto
stories TO tho August Ludios' Homo
journal, Tho Midsummer Fiction
Number Of the journal is in many
respects notable magazine. 1t has
brought together in single issue
S0mo OF the most popular story
writer's, and the most Capable black
and white artists to illustrate their
work. Fiction, Of course prcdom,
mates, but thcro is IN abundance of
timely, practical articles especially
appealing to homo and family in
tcresta and tending to Tighten and
brighton womon:s work.
Tho Rcv. Newell Dwight Hills,
ID. D., has an interesting article in
this ISSUE on "rho Diffusion of Hap
pinoss Through Conversations" tho
third OF his "Sccrots Of Happy
Life" series, and Mrs Burton Kin ~,
land and Emily ID. Striobcrt write OF
"With tho Children on Sunduy"--,
their diversions and instruction;
"What Can be Dono With an Old
Farmhouso' pictures how an old
building may bo artisticnlIy re-
modelled at small cost. On two other
pictorial pages uro shown tho most
cozy and attractive TIouscs in
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-01

Tho State Press association this
afternoon had tho pleasure of hear
ing IN address by Mrs. Virginia ID.
Young, of Fairfax. All of tho guests
Of tho association together with NOM
bers had Il raro treat. Mrs. Young
spoke Of women in Southern litera
ture.
In addition to tho editorial guests
who arrived yesterday todny's arri-
walls were: G. ". Birchmorc, Camden
Messenger; j. T.. Normcnt, Tho
News and Courier; j. l.. b. Warren,
Collcton Press and Standard; j.. G.
Young, Union Times; j. NJ. Knight
and daughter, Sumter Herald; Hart
we'll Nj. Aver, Florence Times; Il. A.
Gasquc, Marion Stul.
Governor McSwccney was unable
to como today, bnt is expected to.
morrow.
Pleasant a. Stovall, who is the ora.
tor of tho occasion, will spcuk to-
morrow night, and will be met to.
morrow by President Aull, n. G..
Gonzales and Mr.. Norment.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-01
THE EXTENSION OF LYNCuING:
Three Mormon Elders Mudo Away with In
jasper County, Georgia.

Atlanta, ca, July 27.--Tho Con.
stltutlon has received Il special from
It's Covlngton, Ga, correspondent
winch says that Il mob of fifty
m"skod men mado away with threo
Mormon eldors who have beon prose-
lytlng in Jaspcr County. The story
is to tho effect that tho three elders
vls'tod tho homo of William Gun.
nard, near Newton Factory, Jasper
County, yesterday, and cndoavorcd
to persuade Mrs. Cunnard to ioin
the church. Whilo they wcro at tho
Cunnard homo fifty mon, masked
and on horseback, camo up and
asked the cldors to accompany thcm.
They refused to do so, and whilo
they wcro parleying Mr.. Cunnard
procured II rino and aided tho mob
IN taking tho Mormons. Several
shots wrr" exchanged, and in tho
>'"iNii' HiiS \illllHTu luN nor
jaw shattered. Tho mob finally so.
cured tho elders and rodo off with
them. Nothing has been socn Of
them since. Tho ollcrs wcro driven
out of two towns in Jasper County
early in tho week.
Atlanta, July 2S.~-A special to
the journal from jackson, Ga., saws
the throo Mormon oldors who woro
taken away from tho homo of VIM.
Ennnard, at Newton Factory, in
Jnspcr County, "Wednesday night,
escaped from tho mob while crossinu
crock in that county, and arc now
snfo nc"r Jackson. They aro sullor
ing from many bruises and injuries
sustained in fight with thcir cap
tors. Thoy swan down tho crook,
hotly pursued by tho mob, finally
escaping and making their way
through tho country to tho homo of
lnonds. From thoro they sont for
somo clothes. They tell thrilling
story of their experience. 1t is not
thought horo that tho mob intondod
to lynch tho Mormons, but was bont
on oscorting thom out of tho coun-
try.
Mrs. Cunnard, portion of whose
jaw was shot away in tho fight bo.
tween tho mob and hor husband, is
badly wounded.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-01
;!itFS fiFa & 4 y a and " hisk key rabits
* /; ~ { q &S&.i ruI"i at h"mr with.
~ :%i . Il :: S:A ONT Im'n E.,rh ui par.
M 81 !: ~ ~ t!cuinrS yen, rPts
KS s., sJRaSsr;st.l Ll&iLIl On. =. HI WUuLltT CO.
sefaE5 Ai'aaiA. "A. Ouioa. lot North pry,,r a.
n SENSATION IN ANDERSON.
Anonymous Letter Thrcutlng Negro Out
break
Especial to Nows and Couricr.)

Especial to Nows and Couricr.)
Anderson, July IS. a letter wus
received yesterday by Andrew Todd,
formcrl y editor of tho Anderson Jour
nal in the nature Of Il threat that
tho negroes hero would soou sweep
this city thirty strong unless work or
food is given them at oncc. Tho
lottor was dcciphcred and handed to
Chief Of Police Dillingham;, who in
turn presented it to Mayor Hood
Tho writing was barely cciphcrcd,
but tho cpistlo sot forth that country
negroes wcro hirod in prorcrcnco to
city colorod individuals, and to kccp
tho wolf from tho door the city negro
would havo to begin stealing for Il
livelihood. No namo was attached
Tho police authorities do not fear a
serious outbreak, but their oyes arc
wido open.