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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
enAIN. rnovIsIoNs. ETo.

New York. Sept. is-Fiour market less
active recent demand having supplied the
trade. Buyers and sellers we're 10 20 DC
apar on spring patents to-day.
Rye -four. Arm.
Cornmenl. firm.
Rye quiet.
Barley. firm.
Barley malt dull.
Wheai-spot. hrmer: No red s3fse:
options opened steady on light offerings
only 20 sax on under disappointing Liver
pool cables. Southwest selling and focal
realizing From this depression prices
annlly more than recovered on reports Of
rain Ia che Northwest. very strong out
side markets. and active local covering,
closing strong Nc 10 nc net advance.
September closed s2isc: october. Gisc; De-
cembcr. aite
coru-spot nrmcr: No. 2. f7lAc; options
market WIS az first depressed "a iiuie hy
large Chicago car bot arrivals and lower
cables but later recovered on "a demand
from shorts and with wheat closed hrm
nGHc net lower. September closed Hhc:
october. SC. December. nAc.
oats-spot. steady; No. ?. sc. options
slow. but nominally steady.
Reef arm. Cut meats. quiet
Lard. strong: Western steam, va; re-
fined. stronger. continent no.
Pork Arm.
cheese. hrm. large white. iici small
white lie.
Tallow. frmer; country, iH@itc; city
aMc.
Petroleum. dull.
Resin. steady.
Turpentine firm.
Rice firm.
butter. strong; creamery ieizN2ic; state
dairy. lsif02oc.
Eggs. hrm. state and Pennsylvania. isa
slc. western regular packing AZ mark.
i3di7c
posatoes. quiet; Jersey. f0ffi.o: Long
Island. ti.50ai.75; Jersey sweets. a-zs0
2T
Peanuts. steady.
cabbage. quiet: Long Island. per 100.
81 50a2g.
s,..sso. 81 steam "a Liverpool. f0c.
Conee-spot. Rio. barely steady No.
invoice. sc; mild quiet; Coriova. sAgitc.
Futures opened steady. with prices I'VE
10 ten points lower and showed a weak
undertone all day following severe de-
cline in European markets marked In
crease IN Brazilian receipts and weaker
ruling % spot market Europe and local
opefatofs sold on the decline. The de-
rsond from shorts chiefly for profits con
stttutod the huyina CLOSED steady. prices
unchanged 50 Ave points lower Total
sales. 1870 bags. including September,
fCoutinued On sixth Pago1
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Liverpool Sept ls.-The cotton market
was quieter to-day and there was a de-
cline IN prices principally due 20 uneN-
pected free movement In cotton In the
United States
Liverpool. sept IS. 4 p. Motion. spot
very dull. prices lower; American mid
ding fair s-l6d. good middling. i5-l6d !.
middling esd. low middung 6tid; good
ordinary. So-32d. ordinary. 23-32d. The
sales OF tho day were 1000 bales, OF which
30 were Tor speculation and export. lnclud-
ing $500 bales American. Receipts 5,0n
bales. including I 800 American.
Futurea opened easy aud closed steady
American middiing. low mildling clause
september. o. led. value: september-Octo-
her. coed. sellers: October November, $3.50
5.fid. sellers. November-Dece 5.35d
buyers: Dccember-Jauua 5.29H530
value. January February. 5.21G52Id. buy
ers; February March 5.2ta5.25d. buyers
March-April 5.22a5.23d, buyers; April
May. 52id buyers. May-June. 5i9g5.2od
buyers: June-July 5.isd, buyers; July-Au-
gust. 51605l7d buyers.
New Orleans, Sept. &-Cotton futures
quiet ana steady.
September %. S0di03i' February ....95 209 %
october 97009.7i March .9.5fa9. IS
November ..952qgs . April .9.5id9 IS
December - sga9. 81 May 9.5JQ9 u
January .....95og9.5i
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Marke Is
weak. Commercial demand. AA.
sixty days. a.siA: ninety days. s. s0i.
francs. Paris and Havre. sixty day-.
5.2@. Swiss. sixty days. 5.24Ts: marks,
sixty DAYS. 80 i5-i6c ninety days, 90 a-iec
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Steady:
banks are buying az y discount and sell
ing as follows: SIS and under. i0c pre-
MUM. 81 10 so. i5c premium: so 20 500.
zoe premium: 500 20 500. &c Premium 500
and over par. Checks must average $40
TO get the par rate
sECURITIES-Th market Is very mac
tive scarcely anything doing Quotations
are rather nominal
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Nav York. Sept. is.-Demand ona quiet
- s.sie to-day owing 90 the difficulty OF
escurine quick supplies and the advances
-,,lA ~ sellers. Very little open 10 buy
~ ~ forward delivery In either heavy
s.,,'n cations or coarse colored goods.
len, al prices based on present cost.
pisaehed cottons unchanged print cloths
blsae ~, s,rons: prints sun selling well.
quiet. o '.,rg hams lending upward.
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Charleston. s. c.. Sept. iS.-Turpentiae
firm az &c. sales 30 casks.
Rosin steady b. C. D. +. SD. salos
20 barrels
Wilmington. Sept iS-Spirits turpontine.
steady. 35iad36c. receipts. 50 casks.
Rosin dun. N.l5gi20. receipts. i09 bar
rels.
Crude turpentine, steady. si.ioG2io. re-
coipts 40 barrels
Tar. irm. y.40: receipts. 203.
New Orleans. Sept is-Recetpts: Resin
% barrels. turpontine. 70. exports 90 Cos
"a Rica, rosin. 20
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depart ON
THROUGH SERVICE
TRAINS FLORIDA ENTREES Neau-
wYorkC
folk serves meals
TRAINS UNITED STATES FAST MAIL Veseued
ton
Drawn
and"
a ctcp
a. GROWER Agent station
c T. Teephones-belL
Geor
s. HARnwIcK A.s.ant oensral Passneer
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Ioea &, ists... .ii3Alw. Shore Is ....il2E
l.. s n. 4 4s.. gii Wis g. lsts..... s6fs
u. X. a r. Eds. 6slsVa. Centuries d. sgA.
do % .......... 9lhI
New York Sept ls-standard OH. SSH
$50.
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The Market Closes steady Win
Prices saI5 Points on.
New York, Sept. R.-The forenoon In The
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

New York. Sept. h.-Money on can
steady. iis.lA per cent. Prime mercan-
Tie papers 5d5a per cent: sterling ex-
change. strong with actual business Ia
BANKERS bills at NS7iAgi4sTi4 for demand
and AZ 81 s3A for sixty days posted rates.
s, Sia4 saik and ass. commercial bills.
a S2ikfff. So; silver certificates. 62asd6sAc.
Bar silver. e9Mc; Mexican dollars. a9Ac.
Government bonds. strong; state bonds.
Inactive: rallrcad bonds. irregular.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
mIsCELLANEous mAnKnrs.

Eote.-These quotations are revised
daily. ana are kept a. near as possible IN
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Onicial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole.
Galers ask
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

FIsH-Mackerei. haif-barrela. No. 1.
50 70; No 2 $50. No. 3. 80. kits. No. l.
$40; Mo- 2. u-3; No. B. SC. Goldfish.
pound bricks. si1c z-pound bricks O..
Smoked behring's. per box. DC. DUTCH her
Eina. IN kegs. N.l0. new mullets. half
barrels. $50.
SYRUP Market quiet. Georgia and
Florida syrup buying az Su9oc. selling al
G2ua5c! sugar h0uss "a i0dis@. selling at
HONEY Fair demand. strained. In bar
relH. 65460c gallon.
High wine basis 81 &C.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
FLUCTUATIONS IN FTTUREs.

New York Sept 1s-Couon futures
opened steady "a the decline and closed
steady Prices as follows:
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a-pound. sa.q9c. ~. pound. sAqSMc: sea
island baRHing. i2iac.
Standard &s-pound. arrow, large
lots. 81 20. small lots. si.50
saIs, Hides sad Wool.
RAt.T-Demana - rair and the market
steady. carload let's. i0l-pound buriaD
sacks sc: ie0-pound cotton sack. f5c
ilO-pound burlap sacks. iShc, ilO-pound
cotton sacks l9isc. Z2s-pound buriap sacks.
Soc. l2s-pound cotton sack. &c. 10 pound
huriap sacks So.
HIDES Market firm; dry mint. isikc;
dry salt. ilihc. green saited. &C..
WOOIs-Nominai: prime Georgia. free
Of sand burrH and black wool i9c black.
iso: bury. i0c Wax. &c; tallow. sue.
Deer skins. &c.
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sugar and CaHee.


uarGwar, and nuidfng supplies
LINE, CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CONGRATULATIONS and Georgia lime IN
fair demand. and sells az " cents a barrel;
special caicined plaster. 2le0 par barrel.
hair. 4dbc HosedaIe cemeBt. Nosei q.
carload lots. special. Portland cement, re-
tail q Is: carload lots. - QJa2W.
LUMBER r. o. -. VESSELS sAVAN-
NAH Minimum. yard sizes, o3g1i %;
car slils 81 504i3o0. different sizes. SAC
nlgOo. ship stock. $1,000 o.. sawn ties
g. Oo4s50: hewn ties. 5s4SSc.
OIL-Mnrket steady. demand fair: sig
nal. sJ@6oc West Virginia black s0i2c;
lard, 6Sc. neatsfoot. 0Ou7oc. machinery. is
Q2sc, inseed OIL raw. 6IAc boiled T5c:
kerosene, prime wnits i2c water white
iac: praus astral r.. deodorized stove
gasoline. drums. ne; empty oil barrels,
delivered. Soc.
sHoT-Drop. n5o: D. Z. and large a.ss;
chilled sl.75
IRON-Market very steady: swede. SO
NAIT.g-Cut g2c0 base: wire s. - base
BARBED WIRE q 90 per 100 pounds
straight goods. $3.50. sugar house mo
lassea. it03c.
GUN POWDER-Per ksg. Austin crack
shot. ttoo. hair kegs ~. quarter kegs.
ti15. champion duckinE. quarter kegs
g. Is; Dupont and Hazard srnokeleas. half
kegs. gli.s5. quarter kegs. y575. i-ponnd
canisteru. 500. less p per cent Trosdorf
smokeless powder. i-pound cans tl.00. 10
pound cans. soc pound.
Fruits ana Nuts.
APPLES Early Northern variety. s2.25a
275.
BANANAR-fi 25qi.O bunch.
PINEAPpf.ES-Extra large Abbakas
Cayeunes g. o. per standard crate. small
Red Spanish s. Oyu2 20
LEMONS Market steady az 4ft0a5O0
COCOANuTs-S ZsMJ5o per 100
NuTs-Almonds. Tarragons. Ice. Tvicas,
Ice; walnuts. Frsach. re. Naples. Ice: po-
cans. f2c Braziis. 7c. nlberia. isc; assoV.
"a nuts. 50-pound and 25-pound boxes, re
PEANUTs-Ampie stock. fair demand :
market arm. fancy hand picked. Virginia
;.-- ,.@e.A a.. hs.a sleked vlns.ase =
tras &c. ~ c. seed peanuts. &C..
Dried and EvaPOratea Fraits.
-Evaporatsd. 7lkQse. aun-drtee,
ukQ6o
-Evaporated. pealed. ielle;
unpealed shn3c
PEARS Evaporated. &c.
ApRICOTs-Ey aporated. eAc pound .
necfarines. loc
RAIsINs-L t.. 500: imperial cabinets.
a 81. loose. a0-pound boxes. sQsiac pouna
Cotton HaEginE and Ties.
BAGGTNG--Market nrms jute. 2M-
ooaaa. Ssse large lots. SIC; small lots.
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BACON-Market hrm; l.. S. C. r. sides
sisc y. s. bellies. 97su9s4c d1ustorm. ID.
s. bellies. gisH9ssc (Wesicrm. smoked
c. r. sides $50.
HAMS Sugar cured i2isai3uc
LARD-Pure. M tlcrcos. Sizns4c: In 90
pound tins and So pound tubs. sl.asc:
compound, in tiorcos. csc; 59-pound tins.
and sl-pound tubs. &C.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
Plant System.
OF Railways.

M,rlaIaa b me-one Hoar 10 1nan cl,y %.
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-4- Southern Railway.


-
In Eneets So nd
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Country ana Northern Produce.

POULTRY market Is steady Quo
tations. Brolers. 90u1ac. per pair; half
grown i5H5oc; ,hrca-fourshs grown. $50
eoc hens. 65u75c. rOostcrs. f0ua0e. ducks.
5ou2ac, geese 5icnfl.0O.
EGGS Steady az ifni5c
BUTTER-1ne tone of the market n
firm Quotations. Western creamery. 1871
use. New York state dairy l7laa22c. OK
ira Eiglna. siaZ5c.
CHEESE Market hrm; fancy fun
cream cheese l3c for - TO =. pound
average. 2sQ30- pound average. i2Ac
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

New York. sept is-Fiour market less
active. recent demand having supplied the
trade. Buyers and sellers we're 10 10 DC
apars on spring patents to-day
Rye -four. firm.
Frea
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Breadstuas, Iiay and Gram.

FLoUR-Murket steady. patent $3.50.
straight N15. fancy. Aeo. family. 1915
MEAIs-Pcarl per barrel, fa75. per sack,
81 Cd. clly meal. per sack. holted s. alG
ie5. wapr ground. N.25. city grits
sacks. Na. pearl girls Huduuts'. per
barrel. y4&. per sack, &I3&A. sundry
brands. 81 z50l.3O sack.
COHN-Market arm. white Job lots
CSC. carload lots. Gc mixed corn. Job lots
&c. carload lots Csc.
RICE Market steady. demand fair:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

tand unmarked traiusl daily.
Daily except Sunday.
fsundny only
Through Pullman Sleeping Car Service
10 North East and West and 20 Florida
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
Knew His Business

In days gone by. in Il country town,
there lived and wrought q stonecutter
who, besides being reckoned skillful
in designing tOmbstOneS. was also
credited with critical taste in the
epitaphS inscribed thereon.
Being requested by the diSconsoiate
weeping relict of one of his fellow
townsmen to place on the slab of her
dear departed the words, MY sorrow
IS greater than l can bear" he took
care TO space them out so that an
addendum was possible. and was by
no means surprised at her visiting him
q few months after TO ask him. us she
was about to remarry. to efface the
Inscription and substitute more fit
ting one.
No need for that, marm." was his
reply. Il always looks to the contin-
Gcncies where there's widdieS lef'. All
that's wanted to the inscription on
that tomb is jes' TO add the word
alone"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
.sTAY JEs' WHERE YER BE, sTEBBINs.
train right here. stebbins. dump the
Sullenly.


train right here. stebbins, dump the
fire.
The president felt himself beaten,
but at that instant Ben's voice, shrlll
with excitement. rang ont sharply:
Stay jcs where yer be. Stebbins. I'm
NOT going to have the presidents
Christmas and my folks Christmas
spoiled by any o yer fool orders
When Ben had realized the situation
he had dashed madly into the baggage
car, wrenchcd open his Christmas box
ana taken from it tie shot gun Ill
tended as 4 present for his brother. In
= 4rice he had loaded it and then had
climbed up on to the engine from the
other side.
The sight of the cleaning barrel
very much disconnected the strikers,
and they heSitated.
Five hundred dollars 20 the man
who drives the engine-it's only thir'
tv miles, cried Mr.. Pearson. No one
moved.
Il think I could run cid 49,' said
! Ben. timidly.
! You. boy" muttercd the president
sizing up the sturdy form Of sixteen
year-old Ben. What do you kno"
about IN engine
III you please. sir, my father, Johi
! Dixon. was an engineer on this roa(
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
Red sappblres and Canary Diamond.

heu SaPpnires ana canary Diamonds
The most fashionable jewel just now
is the red sapphire. The red variety
has only recently been discovered. and
the stones fetch fancy prices any
thing from 5000 to $7O0.
These new gems vary in shade from
light steel-blue tint, and, again, from
delicate amethyst, to quite a deep
ruby-red They are very brilliant,
particularly when worn by artificial
light.
The various tints Of these stones per-
nit Of unusual effect in designs and
settings. For instance a hair orna.
ment consists of three gracefully curl
ing feathers, the center one of spark
ling mauve stones, the others Of bril-.
liant light blue. They are tied to-
gether by a bow of sapphires, and
their beauty is accentuated by fronds
OF large single diamonds. In a half
moon the $apphires, shading from pale
blue to deep mauve, appear again
enhanced by an inner row of dia-
monds. and triple scroll of sapphires
with diamond-drops is shaded in the
same way. y wee watch. all a-sparkle
with pink and red sapphires, is valued
at $4,000.
Canary tinted diamonds are also in
high favor. a large one, round in
form, is set simply in ring of small
brilliants, while fine white diamond.
surround it.-London Answers.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
The Rich Lose the Ability 70 Epio,

The wealthy soon become satiated
and fall victims to ennui. which is
worse than WEAKNESS. See these in
their boxes At the opera. Below them
and above them enthusiasm runs riot
when De ReSZke or Sembrich sings.
They applaud ianguidly with dainty
fan upon the Gloved hand. They do it
because they think it is expected of
them; but their eyes do not light up.
the color does not come into their
chess, their bosoms do not swell with
emotion. No: they are tired. they are
worn out. they have gone through too
much. and even music cannot move
them. They really are to be pitted. In
the highest gallery sit men and women
who get much more out OF the music
than these people. They get delight:
and Of delight those who have too
much are soon incapable. Gil.
mcr Speed. in the WOman's Home
Companion
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
Dissertations.

y fool chatters, a clever man talks,
philosopher thinks.
The law Of gravitation seems invert.
cd when one sees it is the heavv-
weights who rise in the world.
Injustice has stabbed more mortals
than justice has hung.
Start Us a-gallop on our hobby horse
and We'll run down every friend we
possess.
Friendship that will weather two
loans is the real thing.
Don't despise Il lobster. WHY. he
has the entire ut very exclusive dinner
tables
y diary is book in which no one
has ever written his thoughts.
Women forgive. mer forget.
To fond mothers children resemble
flowers; to Old Cross patch. thistlcs.
Earth affords no more incongruous
exhibition than an old man PROSTATE
at the feet of beauty.
If all The mirrors We're gone women
would expire Of broken hearts.
Dame Nature and Dame Grundy
have many 'Scrappiug"' symposium.
Philadelphia Record.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
a RAT SHOWED HIM THE NINE.
Gold Ore Disclosed to MIR. Ingoldsby by
Rodents Curious habit.

The actions Of a trading rat led N.
R. Ingo?dsbyto the discovery OF rich
gold mine in Arizona. He namld the
property the Rat Hole Mine.
Mr.. Ingoldsby is in Denver, Col, on
the way to his home in England. He
has been spending several months near
Mammoth, on the San Pedro River, IN
Arizona. His purpose was 10 enjoy
the hunting and make a collection OF
the animals and minerals Of the South
west. He pitched his tent in the canon
of the san Pedro. in the Santa cata-
rina Mountains.
He had no neighbors, and was tor
long timegaable to account for the dis
appearatce Of small articles mat ne
left lying about his camp. At last he
noticed that when anything was taken
something was always left in its place.
This was usually bit OF stone OF
weod. The culprit he found to be a
large rodent of the species known as
the trading rat. The habits Of the anil
nal made an interesting study for MI.
Ingoldsby, and he often Jay awake at
night to watch for his visitor
A silver spoon was missing one
morning, and insits piece was a piece
Of quartz carrying free gold. This still
more excited Mr.. Ingoldsby's curiosity,
and after several attempts ne succeed
ed in following the animal to It's nome.
Nearby was the ledge, from which the
gold-bearing quartz had been taken.
Mr. Ingoldsby made an examination
thorough enough to prove that his dis
covery was of considerable value. on
his return from England he expects 10
omen the mine.-gew York Sum -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
oeo-a bn died. an often'g the time

=
afore he died, an often the time |
rode in the cab with him. He showed
me how TO work the lever and the
whistle valve and all the rest OF it.
If you could only get some one TO fire
now"
I'll fire." replied the president quiet
ly. Then turning to the trainmen he
said: This boy and 1 will run. the
train. Go back and tell the passengers
that we re going right through. Then
you can stop here or so on with us,
just rs you choose"
Then the news was passed along the
train that a substitute engineer had
been found and the. train was TO go
through after all.
Aboard the engine. his gioyed hands
welding a shovel, was the president
Of the road, while Ben. with his face.
out of the cab window, kept his left
hand on the throttle.
In the meantime the brakemen held
a short consultation with the con-
ductor and had concluded that The best
course for them was TO quit the train
and leave it to its fate.
A couple Of the male passengers vol
unteered to act as brakeman and con-
ductor, and with this strange crew the
train presently got under way.
1t had been decided that as trouble
probably awaited them at Henderson.
where a large rowdy element was To-
Gated, the train would stop a half mile
this side of the town for the passen-
gers, ard then Ben was TO run through
Henderson without stopping.
On the station platform a group of
hundred men were grinly awaiting
the arrival of the train. Its approach
had been beralded by its whistle FIVE.
minutes befoSs.
.'If the train slows up, board her and
pull off the engineer" commanded the
head of the gang. IF she doesn't s~
shoot at the scabs, and smash all the
windows you cam
Suddenly a hoarse shout went up.
Here she comes! Bless me if she
amt slowin' down.. cried one
Ready, boys. with yer briekbats.,'
cried the .ringleader, revolver IN hand
Leaning far out of the cab window,
his face smutehed with coal, dust, his,
eyes shiaing like stars, was Ben. The.
presidents who had forgetten TO re-.
more kid gloves, stood just be-
hind, shotgun in hand. The reyolFee
vas raised, q hundred stones were
poised in@the afr Then as tie pale
set face of The young engineer showed
up fer an Instant BY the dickering
light ee the station lamps the man
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
With tho revolver lowered his weapon

with the revolver lowered MS "edpon
and sprang forward.
Hold on he yelled. ITS Ben" But
there was no need for the warning.
The men had recognized the lad at the
same instant and with one accord
their hands dropped. They would have
as soon shot their own sons as to do
harm to Ben.
SO the president had his Christmas
with his mother after all, and so dlo
Ben, and the boy thought it the hap
NEST Christmas he had ever known.
During the day Mr. Pearson drove
over to see him, and when he departed
he left behind him a check for 5000
and the promise that when Ben was
old enough he should run 10 every
day.
But won't promise to act as fire
man again" the president had added
laughingly.
This all happened thirty odd years
ago. and the erstwhile train boy is now
general manager of the road, and
very dignifed gentleman, indeed; Du
down Edgetown way no one ever call!
him anything but plain Ben.-Douela:
! Zabriskie Doty, in the New York Her
aid
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25

Quickly clamboring down, he ran
IN to the group. Facing each other
were the engineer and the president.
This is dastardly plot OF yours
Mr.. Pearson, the president. was say
iug. But you won't force me 10 give
in by any such course.
All right. sir" replied The engineer
sullenlv. Then we'll have 20 quit the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-25
-4@b"'se Tending a hand unless
You give a heart.

-@'NA~N'
you give heart
The worst things are always corrup-
tions of the best.
The better days will come only as
YOU do your best to-day.
If you lose the habit of giving you
lose the happiness of living.
People who clear away new paths
Will be bruised by the thorns.
1t takes more than high price to
make thing highly precious.
We may need many of life's hard
ships to cnlti7-Ifc homesickness.
\ TaFaTng off bad habit is but spin
ing out a rope to hold you till the
Ext seige Of the temptation Rang
Horn.