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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-01-04
CONVENTION OF JUDGES.

The convention ofjqdges, consisting
of the justices ofthe supreme court, and
the judges of the circuit courts,
meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in the judges rooms at the supreme
court. This meeting is held every TWO
years. aud it's object is to decide vheth-
er any changes shall be made 10 the
rules and regulations of the circuit
court-The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-01-04
Late Literary News.

To have the men who have demonstrated
their organizing ability by great business
success tell their secrets of organization, is
the object Of the editor of The Cosmopolitan.
That be is succeeding, is proved in the Jan.
usry issue by the article from Charles r.
Flint, who is regarded in New York as one
of the three or four able organizers in
America. He is president of the Rubber
Trust and the head of the great mercantile
house of Flint. Eddy & Co, which has its
rami6cations IN almost every part of the
world. Mr.. Flint tells very openly what
makes for success in the organization Of
business. His article may be read with in
terest by the Rockefellers, tne Armours, and
the Wanamakers SO we'll as by the humblest
clerk seeking to fatbom the secret of business
success.
In the same line is an article, also in the
January Cosmopolitan, telling how Mr.. Plats
organized and conducted the campaign for
the election of Roosevelt. II ls by gentle.
man who was actively engaged at the Repub-
lican headquarters during the campaign, and
who gives vivid picture of the perfection to
which political organization has been car
red in New York State by the most astute Of
mana gers. The wary old Senator who has
been lifetime 10 politics end the youngest
political aspirant will alike 6nd food for re-
fection 10 Mr. Blythe's article
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-01-04

Lima. Peru, via Galveston, Tex,
Jan 2.-The latest advice from aPaz
capital Of Bolivia, says that r combat is
imminent between the revelutionists
and the government troops.
The LaPsz merchants are hastily lay.
ing 10 provisions 10 view Of a possible
seige of the capital.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-01-04
81 otes From fisgah.

Tie holidays passed OF sery qniesly here
! Nopday was obesryed, and . looked as if we
| had tRo Slndays sogether-
The warm weather OF The last few days
has Isonghs 10 tie small grain which has
I bsen ring dormant So long. and if 10 heavy
J fraesss oecnr tie crop viii he all Q. r, and
! ii visi IS needed. for large Per cent. of the
c,rn crop is rotten owing te the excessive
rainsof Iasf summer:
sS Hog killisg IS about over. Several Of my
neigsbors hane pns u up enough 10 do them
and lonesto "a spars The weather for butcher
ing Ias beea xcesdingl sase all through the
/
The destsucsion q The birds has gone on e
ersat sxlent. Tt continues there woo't {
bsssad lefs.
Theeottpa ses7 q dnstry hass about closed.
Lskeeostol1, the end IS here.
Tke usasl moving Of hands Is going on. If
5sorss os them can pass through the year
uithont slfering, il shows that there is 8
lisiue of lons sort ilior al.
When President Kinley appoints decent
men 10 ooaice 10 the eonth, his deliYeranees,
#hkssshose l1e made a. Atlantis. viii be needed
by au sensiSle people Faitb.WI.hont works
and preach and no practice are poor doctrines
to he'd 3. looks as # some Of cur people
bays lost their heads over prominent officials
lis 9 poor apology OF q person thss viii
LEI ~ Office Of 9 little money turn his head
The kissing of Hohson'' 10 say the least is
90 disgnstiug as 10 make one feel that the
high standard of womanhood has. sadly
fdegenerand in some places. Those Of them
thass lore the public practice OF it ehouid
hunt up the private soldiers who stood at
their guns as Santiago aud other pisces and
give them share oil this great honor. who
are sJast an deserving Of j. as Hooson.
NJ. ]. IL. Alien md daughter, Miss May,
Of Providence, spent the holidays here.
Miss Bertha Allen is of on visit to the
Providence section.
Mfs Dednie Reese, os Richland, is visiting
her sister, MS. d..McLeod, also her sather
MA. A. Mcdowell.
II. Mcleod, Of West Wateree, spen.
the holidays at bome. We are always glad
to see him.
Rev.. 3. Groves, the new preache. Of the
Smithville circuif, commsoeed his work on
the 1ss ins.an. At AcLeod's Church, at II a.
N. he preached IA earnest aod sensible
sermon from Matt. s I: 70. Bis Introductory
was good. Paid fine tribute to his prede.
eessors. Aessrs. Stokes and Duncan, aud
asked tbs hearty cooperation of the people in
.his work. end bin pleasan, young man,
and predict for him career of great useful
cess in hin chosen profession.
Plspah. Jan. 3.
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Mrs Elisha Berry, of this place, says be
never had anything to do him 80 much good
sud give such quick relief from rheumatism
as Cham berlain's Pain Balm. he was both
cred greatly With shooting pains from hip to
kaee until be used this Eminent, which af-
fosds prompt relief.-B F. Baker, druggist,
ST. Paris, Ohio. For sale By DR.. A. J. China.
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A New Post Office.

A new post Office has been established at
Mrs Susan G. Rafieid's, on tbs star route
between Sumter and Smitbville, With Miss
Sue Raf6eid as postmaster. The new of6ce is
cailsd Sihleg.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-01-04

Wanted Cotton seed. Higbest prices
paid. w. B. Boyle.
Call, see, and buy embossed or forel Crepe
Paper. e. G. Ostee1 l. Co.
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ssonot aleep for coughing take
,a Cough Remedy. 1t always
sslief II is most excellent for
|s it aids e1pectoration, relieves
preseats any tendency toward
F9x asIe by Dc. a. ]. Ghhaa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-01-04

If you want new organ for Jour Id one
} Randle.
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5WDahip, s. G Jaa 3. 1899
ses items Of e Personalsn have
he columns Of The Watchman
on for sometime, ne send you
usemsnsC Club met last week at Mr.
indsl's and The meeting was not
eIy attended but alec . very pleas.
The programme was we'll rendered
n9 fhose Who took part were several
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9opcr GorreSp onDe,ts.

Sn iol1en @eoenben. no Der Gtorh
,pdbreno bes Sominers einbeimiib 1T.
bdlt berielbe bstanntlih seraoe um oieie
3eit, b. b. gu Nnfang oes 6riiblabrs,
ieinen gin5ug uno reparist leln ytelt,
bas er ndbreno oes ySinters uerlieB,
uno na1 iudrmeren 8eaenoen 500. IS
lit stpar nlbt etpa oas ld)one 6riiblin9s=
,petter, bas mid peranlabt,, bier einen
Muilab iiber ben Stprd 81 l6reiben,
benn lolbes 6aben mir big lebt nod niht
erbalten, nno pdbreno i'd, ihreibe, tpir-
belt brauben por oem sssnIter Elm aanS
dhter WinterIturm nod boiler Winters
metbooe. Terner adblen mir aus nbi=
een, 8runoe leioer niht Sll ienen gliif=
li1en Ye,pobnern folder @egenoen. Die
Der Storh lib gum Nufentbalt lpdblt.
eSa, mern es nidt Der Glapperforb
pdre. 10 ,piiroe uns Der 8osel yans ms
befannt bleiben. oieier aber itattct, SUE
tpeilen obue Giidlidt auf oas saetter
ooer bic 8egene, ieinen menlbliden
6reunoen einen meiit iebr millions
lnenen VC1nb ab. lno ole1er Vo=
9el lenfte bor eini9en Saaen unlere
aan3e Nuinertiamteit auf liA, inoem er
in anerndhlter Ndbe I'M 6auie unieres
6reunoes uno gtabbars Serrn Soief
Sammer ab1iieg uno Die Samilie nit
einem biibiben tlsinen Mdoden be-
olildte. 9ie prompte 20iung leiner
gluI9abe als Glapperltord, 1T niht neu,
bod lit Der 9esebene Tall UNI 10 nebr
erudbnens,uertb. als oerlelbe mad elmer
Mbmeienbeit BON 9eraoe eli Sabren,
oennob Die 6ausnumnler nibt perael=
len bate. Sie Samilie Sammer bate
bis jebt uur einen Sobn, nno 10 lit Die
tleine gb,pelter Iebr willfommen alle
befinoen iid pobl, uno mir Sratlllren
aus sansem Sersen. /
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Wtdra.

aeiie resen iid i'm s4oobe Der Gr6s bic erten srib.
tngsidfte Muf alien Sebteteu Der ytatur begiHnf ner
WepbilouuosprpaeB ibiidtern fanm benerfbar s,par
nod ober bod INIT erfennbar fir ben genaunen Hepz
bodter aim eigenen aeibe maglt Oh ipiiren. gs
treibt uno brdngt in btr efnas, als oo es IeIein
ipreuoen lpoe Gasn ipieber lpirb es itiG ntS regt
id1 mebr umb e,ne ibier erlabmenbe Mattisfe fcmit
iber Sid 2ie symnftiDnen Eeines 2eibes neriaeen.
Define @eiiftsfarbe plrb fabl nnb gral &opffhmer5,
iunben bah bic Werbonni.gsorg trdge iinb aebns
Tides beiagen anbere Mn5eihen. me .. B 8riiden IN
ber Wngengeeenb. Sdwinoel 2er3tlopten 5eltrelllge
aert Muth In Dir ftmpien Der minter nnb ber 1rieb
aur Neubilonng, Der WorIdufer bes Grhbltnas 2er
Ipiner biebt aber nod Sie9er. benin oen aDrper III
burdo bic ntonnteIonge Mnb8nfnng bon Gemebsidblns
den b g. ben i'm RDrper i elbt bbenben @iFten 5it
geldpdbt nm fitb aus eigener araft 5n teuem SebeH
Surhauringen. Sebt ift eS an bersSett Seinem ges
fdtpdd1ten a5rper 8u piiife az fcmmen, nbem 9u bic
qe,pdbrten ct BerHaro Rrdnterpilen gebrautit,
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Mar3 serlorte elm Geuer in Mlttreu bel
Gelsah (Golotburn) stpei pduier, bic
ben 0er.en Gbreht unb Mmiet 9eb6r-
ten; in @tabel bel Grid 1T bas @alt=
baus aur .2ole" pollitdnbis nieoerge=
brannt.
ssn Gioers (Wallis) bat ii1 cine Mt=
tiengelellidaft eesriinDet, um Die Wai=
Ierfrdfte Der Mbone i'm Walbe BON ssin=
aes Der sSnbuitrie nubbar 81 MAIDEN.
Sic bofft &c, 900 pferoetrdfte gu getpin-
ren.
cSiinoIf perurtbeilte elm iuraiiiI9er
@eridtsprdlioent einen g8irtb Der einen
Weinporratb nit 80 prosent Waher
peroiinnt bat, su elmer Bube unter benz
qeiebliAen Minimum, neil Der Nlofo=
1cl onerfanntermaBen ein @ift uno
beIen Beroiinnuna i'm miloeiten 2idte
on,uleben lei. Ser 8e3irfsproturator
psrmohte lib aber nidt au oieier treu'
beraioen .9nidauung allf3ulhmingen,
uub Die poliDitammer Derurtbeilte
ihlieEiid ben Betla9ten 5i elmer mebr=
tdaiaen @efanaenidaft uno elmer be-
trGdtliden gelbbuBe. Piers Bier
perfdlid,t uno Weine tauft, lit ipertb,
oob ct lie ielber fault! Dlit bieiem,
oona a,,fridtiaen Munid, ariiBt beitens
Der geri6tertatter.
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gm 81. Mor; in @arnegie, Ya., u.
Matlaf, friiber Sienoerapb oes bieligen
8erihts. Ser 8erltorbene binterldBt
eiue Wittme nit Smei GinOern.
Nm %. Mdrs in Stem philadelphia
Seau Glisabetb 9Dbitner. i'm 9llter bon
SO Sabren. Sic @eritorbene mar lett
Sabren frant uno bat In ben lebten 9
Sabreu nur ieltsn bas 8ett oerlaIen.
sic hinterldBt elnen trauernoen @atten
nit flint Ginoeru.
glm 81. Mdrs in Der Ndbe bon &or=
fort 2ufe Quinn an elmer Sirnbau.ent=
siinoung i'm Mlter BON 90 sSabreu.
Cine Wittms uno swei Ginoer trauern
UNI ben straightforward.
9tm 26. Mdrs in Stem Cumberland
Trau Sas. McGinnep im 9llter pon n
Sabren on ben Solaen cines G6lag=
flutes. Sic binterldBt einen 8atten
llno bier eripahiene Ginoer.
Nm 27. Mtdrs in Nem Pbilaoelpbio
Mortin Gppt an ben Sollen eines
Sdagf fluhes i'm gllter bon 68 Sabren.
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&ur,ltli0t

mill Sud- 1efeu. Gr mill Gu6
5eisen, ,pie bi0tg er leine @aaren
perfauft.
@ir erbalten jeoen Sag neue
@aaren.
'@ir noQeu gud ltnlere Yub=
ipaaren 5eigen. gSir baben Nlz
les, Tim 9iite nit 8lumen aller
slrt unp BON alien 5arben 5u perz
sieren. ainberhiite, Sdnber,
Wfatruienbiite fir Trauen uno
WiGb6en. &ommt Su uns uub
MIR lparen @uh Die 6dlfte.
Sn inherent GQenlpaaren=De=
partsment baben mir Maes, tpas
Sbr wiinl6en m06t. Sbr babt
es ME su berenen, wenn Sbr un=
leren Store belu6t.
Gon Tapeten baben ipir gera=
be mas SIR braudt. Spiben=
porbdnge baben mir III 40 per=
lhiebenen M1ltern. Wir per=
faufen gub &orbdnge au jeoem
Treis.
syenItermatten nit 6eoerrolen
fiir 10 Gents, BON sutem Su9=
itoff Is Gents.
parfiimerien EoilettenIeifen,
sbmudladen uno EaI6enbii=
her.
8urnlibes Hreile linb immer
Die bili9iten.
Sebt lit Cure be lte 3eit 8Ie6=
nnb @mailipaaren ein5ufaufen.
Dielelben iinb I'M lreile seltie=
gen, aber mir baben nod Die ndm=
lihen alten 8reiIe.
| 2aBt Gu6 iagen, ipollt Sbr
Elm 1leues 6aus bauen ober
brautbt Sbr irgenomelde GiIen=
ipaaren, 10 Ipart Sbr Gelb, ipenn
Sbr 5u lins fomnt.
|8mrniice,
Ntip Y9ilaoel pbia, >.
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WeHOrbeu.

Nm %. b. in nbrihsbilIe 6rau
Marp Gbams i'm Mlter ppi, 78 Sabren
an einem Sdlasanfall.
2lm Is. Mdrs in ibrer Wobnun9
2 Wicilen noromeltlih bon Canal 0oper
SSrau Clara Gliiabetb shneioer. 6ra,l
bon Moam Ghneioer. I'M gllter pon Is
Sabren, an einem glutltur5. Sic bin=
terlaBt einen trauernoen Gatteu nit ei=
nem tleinen S0hterlein.
Nm %. Wadrs ill eilcm 6olpital in
philadelphia. ga., SRI. 9elen gfleu
8arnbill bon bier I'M Nlter uon 81 Sab
ren. Gs NOR ibr Elm 8eihtpiir am
0ersen aeipohlen uno als man ibr oas=
ielbe ausibneipen mollte, 1T lie ipdbreno
Der Operation aeitorben. Sic 2eibe
nuroe bieber gebrabt uno am Mon=
tag ytahmittaa CUR lebten &ube beitat=
tet. Die gerltorbene mar 2ebrerin bon
gerif nno bat Sabre lang als iolde III
Bethlehem, 3d., aeipirtt.
Nm 23. lRdrS in Glebelanb lllrib
@erber I'M Mlter BON 73 sSabren on Der
@rippe, ipelhe eine 2unaenentsiin=
buny sur 6olse bate. Ser ger=
forbene bat bis gum Sabre 1881 bier
se,uobnt uno als Sbuiter fur Sobn Urn
aearbeitet. Dann 500 er nit ieiner
sSamllie nah Glepelono. 1T binterldbt
cine trauernoe Witttue uno bon bier
boifnunaspolen SDbnen, Die er aufse-
srgen, lit MIR nod elmer ON 2eben.
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WerIanat. Sic Stem pbilobelpbi

WerIamgt. Sic Ne,p pbilabelpbia
Humber So. bat 81 ibyer 0Dbelmiible
uno ibrem gaugeiddft cine polliidnoise
Gaaemiiple eingerihtet nnb miro Rnn=
Deuarbeit i1nel uno gut beior9t. 0i-
dorp=, gi1en=, Gihenz, unb Dart=pol3
nltr 9lrt in Gtdmmen ober als Boubol3
apirb getauft.
Gpreht bei iins Dor.
Rem Ybilaoelpbia Qumbsr 60.
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500,
Refnhnund I

yIUUe VtIbBhtn9 800,
Dte aefer bteer 3ettuns tperben M frsuen ;u erfabs
rem bab es wensfens ene sefirdete ranfseit siebt,
pel&e Bite Weui@aft tn aI tbren Stufen Su beilen TIM
etanbe ii au's Ratarrb <ur TT Bite etn3ise est ber
drslt&en Brberidaf betannte poiittpe Sur. Ratarrb
erorbet as eine eine conttutts
onsIe BebaubIuns. Sall's aatarrb Sur ptrb tunerI
sencmen unb ptrft bireft ou bos 8lut unb BITE Iets
misen Ober1dden bes epfems, saburG bte @runblase
BET arantbett ser6renb unb benz attenten Rraft ses
benb, inbem fe bic Contribution bes Rbrpers aufbaus
unb ber Ratur In tbrem 0erte bilft. Die Gtsentbn.
mer baben 70 rie ertrauen gu brea ettrdften, bas e
stnbunbert Dollars BeIobnuns fur ieben Ga aubteten,
ben ie gu furtren perfebIt. 2ast Gub sine elite BON
3eusnifien temmeu. Man abreIire:
8. 8. Gbenep & 6 o., GeIebs, 81.
Gl-@ertauft bon anen gpptbetern, T5 Gents.
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- Mm Montae miro bier aud iiber
Die Gtreineune bon NelD 9blluoelpbia
uno Ylates Mills abaeitinmt. gBir
balten oofiir, oab Die 8erelniauns fiji
beioe Stdote f0roerlib Iein niiroe.
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- Nm lsbten Sonneritag Wbeno
bra1 i'm stalle BON gouaro SOIL an
Sf=6oditrabe Seuer aus uno brdnnte
oas innere bes Stalles ppQltGnoig aus.
Ser s6aoen 1T unbeoeuteno. Seine
8erliderunu.
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0rofeiIpr 0an lietp miro

= Yroiehor Gan 2ieip miro am
Gamltaa uno Montas Nbeno, 8. uno
10. Npril, in oer bieliaen Metbooilten-
tir6e slpei leiner populdren i0ultrirten
9orleluneen balten. Sidets fir ben
geiub Der beioen Norleiuneen Is Cts. ,
b. b. nidt mebr, als getu0bnlib fiir cine
YorleIung gefproert lpiro.
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Notia.

9aah benz 10. Mpril tpirb bic WalIers
0eiellidaft allen oenen, melbe Waier
III ibre Mobnunaen 81 leiten seoenten.
belonbere 0ortbeile 9eipdbren.
Sur n1bere Musfunft ertunoige man
fib in Der Office Der Geleli6aft.
Mhtungsbo0
AZ Neip pbila0elpbia Water So.
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9fad)oem md6reno ichs Mpnater

- UQUoellt IDuqtPllu ltus utpllllleil
bic abenteuerlibiten 8eriidte iiber Die
v@olominen" bel Maluern sirtulirten,
fommt iest BON bort Die Nabridt. baB
bic Mline nit ben auf9eltellten Maid;. .
ben &c. bonn Sheriff fir einen 9lnIprud
bon $509.34 pertauIt noroen lit. Ea,
nit mag Die 9luselesenbsit als erleOigt
betra0tet peroen.
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Q(m 9ien1taa 0ormittao lit be

- glm Sienltas Gormittag 1T Der
gineana Der Slpin Gitp 2oblenmiue
BEL ubribspille eingeiallen uno cine
9lnSabl Goblen9rdber ipuroen ein9e=
i6lolsn, bod fonnten fih bic 9lrbei=
ter ltiht burb einen 2uftid)adt retteu.
9ie Mline lit pieoer i'm Getrieb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30

= Sn 9eutlhlanb fommer jebt bel
Neubauten 6uBb0oen aug gapiermaiie
CUR Mntpenoung. Eieielben iolen iehr
bauerbaft uno pioeritanosfdnis isin.
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9u6 neue Werbungen lit bi
@tdrte Der reguld,en Ilmee auf 1900
Wtann geliieaen.
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= g(m 90. Mdra erpirtten in Glepe=
lano George :. Cobert uno Seslie
Carleton Q4abe cine 0eiratbsbetpilli=
sung. obipohl er nur Is uno lie nur IL
Sabre alt iit, obne iid zines Melneios
fbulbis gu MAIDEN. Ser Siinglina.
melber sleid ieiner grmdblten nod cine
0odi6ule beIudt. ihmierte ndmlih bic
3abl r2l" auf feline Shubloblen uno
Die 3abl .19" auf Die S6ubioblen isi=
ner Braut, tporauf er rubis belhmDren
tonnte, ct lei .iiber FL" uno ieine
8raut viiber 49,, oann lieB Iib oas
pdr1en bon einem paltor trauen. -
Ser iunse Sbbert iit en sohn oes
Observation-Disclosures. Der friiber i'm
Stoneereef 9bale tpobnte uno na6 tpel=
1enl cine Station Der 6. & M. gllen=
babn benannt lit. Ser lunge @bemann
1T ben 2oblensrdbern ienes gesirfs
tpobl betannt.
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Qebten Sonntae in friiber Mor=

= Qebten Sonntag in friiber Mlor=
eenltllnbe fano in Der Ndbe oes ssabu=
boIes Der G. 8. uno %. Giienbabn in
Canal Snber Elm regelrebter Preis=
tampf itatt slpiiden Soiepb Siilop bon
Canal Sober uno Moies Sbipers bon
Stem philadelphia. giIbop 9ins als
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-08

John Thomson returned the last of
the week from Nysted, Hamilton
county, Nebraska, where he has been
teaching school the past year, and is
now visiting with relatives in Sharon
township. John came direct from the
scene of the recent cyclone in Nebras-
ka and says it left track of desola-
ton behind it that was pitiful to be-
hold. Among other property de-
stroyed was Danish Lutheran
church near Nysted.
1t now looks like Kimballton was
to have Farmers Mutual Lumber
Yard. AT a meeting of the citizens
of Kimballton and the farmers of the
surrounding country it was decided
to try to organize stock company
of 100 shares. The shares are being
sold at $1,000 and are going fast. 1t
is expected that sufficient shares will
be sold by the middle of next week
to warrant the success of the enter
prise, when perfect organization will
Immediately Deatfected. The gentle
men who are pushing the scheme are
energetic successful men and there is
no reason why good yard would
not flourish at Kimballton as at other
places.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-08
JUNE 5th, 1900.

The 50th Anniversary of the Dan
ish Independence Day was duly OBJ
served at Kimballton, Monday. Twas
fifty years ago that King Frederick,
the Seventh of Denmark, signed the
"Grundlov'' or constitution, decree
that has been immortalized by the
Danish people and an event that will
always be commemorated by all who
love and honor the Red White flag.
The vast crowd that gathered at Kim
ballton, Monday, demonstrated that
they still retain warm spot in their
hearts Tor the mother country, and
that the time honored custom would
still be observed. The town was
neatly decorated with flags and bunt-
ing and the stars and stripes mingled
with the Danish emblem made an
impressive and pretty sight. At
1880 in the forenoon the assembly
collected in Marquesen's grove where
an interesting program was carried
out. Rev. Sorensen, of Kimballton,
and Rev. Hansen, of Oakland, Neb.,
delived the orations of the day. Both
spoke with much fervor and enthus-
lasm and made addresses that were
highly interesting to their listeners.
In the afternoon the ladies of the
Lutheran church held their bazaar in
the grove. They served refreshments
and sold home manufactured articles
at auction and the proceeds of the
bazaar amounted to a very snug sum.
The kimballton Cornet band fur.
nished music for the occasion and
played some good selections. OF the
800 people who were present, each
one seemed to enjoy the exercises and
went home feeling that they would
long remember June 9Th, 1899, at
kimballtOn,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-08
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-08
To Make Life Happv.

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located at Steger, Illinois, and are among the
largest in the west.
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write for full descriptive catalogue, which will
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-08
Northeastern iowa storm swent

WATERLOO, Ia, June 5.-About 5
o'clock Sunday afternoon a storm of
wind and rain swept over northeastern
Iowa, covering a section of the state
nearly 80 miles wide and extending
from Cedar Rapids to the northern part
Of the state. The storm was straight
blow and not in the nature of tor
nado. Telegraph and telephone wires
are Frustrated, but so far as can be
learned no person was injured