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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
DAMAGE by Storm.

A terrific storm visited Underhill
Friday and Roaring Brook oyeriiowed
its banks and ran through the VII
LACE. Cellars were filled, some nearly
a mile away from the scene pig-pens,
chickens, etc. were carried away by
the general torrent and barn used BY
Charles Russian was washed several
rods from its foundation, A train.
bringing Eve carloads of granite, was
overturned Just above the village and
the track for some distance was moved
from its roadbed Cabot also suffered
from lightning and torrents OF water,
Trees. rocks. dirt and all sorts OF de-
bris filled the streets and surrounded
the places of business During the
storm the water in the streets was four
feet deep. A brook. which runs under
the store OF Morse Bros, became a rag
inc torrent. overlooking its banks,
hoooding cellars and doing much dam
age. The ice house and contents Of A.
Y. Nelson were swept away and the
meadow, owned by j NJ. Fisher. was
80 flooded that the entire crop OF grass
was ruined The barn on the Coburn
place. occupied by A. T. Wade, was
struck by lightning and burned. Only
by effective work were the other build
ings saved. A large force Of men went
to work at once clearing the streets, but
it was several days before they accom-
plished the work. The loss sustained
as a result OF the storm is estimated at
from $500 to $4,000. about $1,000 OF
which will fall on the town and the re-
,,,nir,lnr ~, r,t.irntn nifiZnns
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
A HOUSEHOLD NEED



Letter TO Dr. David Kennedy.
81 want every one to know what the
new medicine, Calcum Solvent, has done
for me. am over seventy years Of age,
and for over twelve years l have been a
suffererfrom rheumatism. Nothing seemed
to reach my case. was in constant pain,
my joints, hands and wrists being 50 swol-
len that Twas compelled TO bandage them.
No one can understand my suferings, so
great was the pain. first commenced 20
use your Calcium Solvent in March, 1900,
and the swelling and pain gradually dis
appeared. AT present l am entirely free
from both.
II have also used your Herculine Tonic
in connection with the Calcua Solvent,
and find it of the greatest aid in maintain
ing ones strength and vigOr. | shall never
be without these two medicines, and shall
always keep them in the house. / have
been told there is no cure for rheumatism,
but now 1 am convinced that a relief and
final cure may be obtained 10y using your
wonderful new medicine, Calcura Solvent"
Mrs. b. N. Gordon, IS Broadway, Rens-
selaer, n. Y.
If your druggist is out of Calcura Sol
vent, send S100 to DIR. David Kennedy,
Kennedy Row, Kingston, n. \. express
prepaid. Write tor free sample bottle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
MCKINLEY PARooNEo MUssEY
Former Cashier very M with Appendi-
citis

The president on Tuesday of last
week pardoned Charles W. Mussey
former cashier Of the National Bank Of
Rutland, who was convicted last yeai
OF the misapplication Of 100000 OF the
funds of the bank and sentenced "a
seven years in the house Of correction
1t was not shown that Mussey
benefited by the misapplication OF the
funds. but he had permitted friend
financially irresponsible to overdraw
to the amount stated. This showing,
together with the fact that he is
critically i'll with appendicitis, induced
the president to grant his application
tor pardon.
District Attorney James L. Martin
in reporting on the case to the depart
ment of Justice said that Mussey had
been cashier for nearly 10 years and
alwavs maintained an excellent
reputation. but was decidedly weak in
resisting personal appeals, especially
from those he regarded as friends.
The district attorney SAYS he has no
doubt whatever that Mussey has
suffered sufficient punishment.
Mussey had served a little more
than wear of a seven years sentence.
MANY Rutland people feel that Mussey
has been sufficiently punished, while
others think pardon ought not to have
been granted and that the ends OF
Justice have been defeated.
IN, ~ inn
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
10 Aliens Foot-Ease

powder 60 be shaken into the shoes hous
.. $50 s,sotisu. nervous and hot and get tired
easilv II you have srnartlnS reg " 49, 80 -.
-ssgl-ins easv Cures swollen SWEATING les ~. 20
-1rfrr nails blisters and eali0us spots he.ieNes
49, o, ~ bnninns Of all pain and gives rest ara
,..s,-s TRY il today. sold by all drugslsts ana
- .t,,res Tor 25c. Trial package fhEhs A9-
drsSe Allen 5. Olmstesd, Lehoy, y I.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04

Grazing lands in Indian territory.
which formerly yielded a rental Of ten
cents an acre, are now in sharp de.
mand at from 30 TO 20 cents an acre.
with the cattlemen eagerly competing
for them at the advanced rate.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
queen vIctorin,. Donke,.

by order Of King Edward VII, the
Two white donkeys used by the late
Queen Victoria TO draw her small car.
riage about the grounds of her va
rious residences have been placed in
the royal paddocks at Hampton
court.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04

Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve should be
promptly applied to cuts, burns and
scalds 1t soothes and quickly heals the
injured part. There are worthless coun-
terfeits, be sure to get DeWitt's. +. /.
Claflin. East Braintree.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
Innrngrr-.I,r NntInn..

The illiterate nations are chiefly
Russia, Spain. Turkey and the uupro-
gressive nations of the orient and of
South America.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04

Diphtheria relieved in twenty minutes
Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas Eciec-
trio Oil. At any drug store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
( Proftable Hog RAISING.

Mr.. j. Montague Power, Of Marion, I
3. o., aeoms to pc very suooessful in
raising hogs. Reoently he puhlishedl5 i
the following in the Columbia State:8
"There exists In the minds of saome
an idea that hog raising cannot be profit
ably carried on in this section Of ooun-
try. For the bone6t Of those Il will
state thatif any will pfovid 5 themselvess
with fine biooded swine instead Of cling
ing to the old fashioned razorbaok Or
HHpineywoods ROTOR" this bolief& will
jbe banished from their minds forever. f
l would be pleased also to give "a res
cord Of ono Of my O. r. q. eows for a
poriod of littlc moro than ono yesf, and
am suro that suoh q record should CON.
vinoo any fair minded person that hog
raising ID .a profitable business if i pro.
perly oonduote d, This aow has & Ysar..s
rowed 36.piga in three litters; fret fars
rowing IL then ID and the othor day
nurpriaed mo by farrowing i q naagRiti !.
cont pigs which are fully as I largo as
some ordinary pigs about here u one.
month old Ga frat two littera. L re.
alixsd noarly $l70, Notwithstanding tho
fact that several were presented 10
friends. just tho other day s. whom
pigs were only2 days old d Sontfaotor;
hero offered mo $50 for SOW snd pigs,,ll
but Of oourao I declined. This 40 n,
with other breeders wsa i purchased BY
mo from L. b. Silyor,8 Cleveland !, 9. &
originatofs Of tho famous o [. @. If
any broedor 9 cAn beat this record, would
be pleased to hear from him. Il forgot
to ststo that those 36 pigs SWoro far.
rowod within d period Il Of "a 9ss u u
months. I have several others thar
have dono nearly; as we'll ,g9HnonI
swine arc veryundeairsble; but raising
genuine Y. I, q. ~ is bosh. profitable
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15

Rsports osme from numerous points
Friday Of tho arroat Of men supposed to
bo fugitive oonviots. Two uuarmod
oonyiots were found hiding in rayin
on farm near Jarbalo, Kas., and they
eurronderod without renaissance. Tho
sheriff Of Douglass county has oap-
Tho Oldest Of tho fugitives 10 aged %.
Quinn Fort, who was killed Friday,
Mss 19 years Of age. Ono Of tho con-
victs still at largo is q military prisoner
and tho romsindor were serving terms
robbery or assault. One is an Indian
and two arc nogroos. Nearly all oame
from Oklahoma and Indian Territory
and thoy nro supposed to bo making for
that country. They are hardy mon,
usod to firearms and horsos. Some have
obtained both, but others arc on foot
and dofensoless. Wafdan MoOlaughl-
roy says ho will capture ovory ono of
tho mon. In districts around tho city
oyory road and river crossing that
fugitives might bo expected to uso 10
guarded by armed mon, tho fsrlners
having turned out TO earn the 800 re-
ward that will be paid for tho return
Of oaoh convict. Those Of tho mon who
arc arnod, aro likely to bo shot on sight.
Tho oonviots captured at Lawrence
wore Ole Babo, halfbreed Indiap, and
JOS. II. Dookin, soldior serving q
torn for dosertion and assault to kill.
Frank Thompson, the nogro donperado,
who led tho outbl oak, is supposed to be
near Lawrence heavily srmed. He will
probably not be taken alive. Two
oaoaped conviots wore oaughtin Topeka
Frldsy night. Al midnight only Is Of
tho fugi,ivos woro free.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
LOVERS WENT OUT 70 DIR
Young Man Shoots His Sweetheart and
Kills Himself.

Walter F. Sneidcr, aged 90, shot and
killed his sweetheart, Mimic O. Reich
atotior, Of tho samo ngo, Wednesday,
forenoon under the pines Of tho Boulo.
ward, tho Loading mountain drive ovor-
looking Roading, Pa. The lovers had
taken a stroll over tho mountain, re.
solving to dio. Sneidor carried thoir
last lottor and thoir photographs in his
pocket. A revolver was in another.
Tho girl wore Snoidor's picture at her
throat. Flo woTo hers on his breast
When they wero ready to die, tho girl
lay on nor back on a bench Sneider
took of his coat and with it mado her
pillow. Ho then stopped back and
sent bullot into her brain, the ball
e":ering hor head above her right TOM
plo.., Snoider thon fred bullet into
his own head aud fell to t3o ground.
Both died in o short timo. They had
attached thoir signaturos to tho lettor
SDoider had in his pocket, blaming
relatives for separating them and max,
ing them unhappy by opposing their
riond,hip. Sho vas nnli girl and no
had wcrkod in llardaare factory.
Snvider told his mother they had baen
married in roisyillo, but Whoa he could
not show tho marriage certificate tho
GIGrV WAS not bellnysd
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
/. This Is Good News.

South Carolina veterans Of the late
war between this country and Spain
will no doubt be pleased to learn that
the test case recensly carried before tho
United States court BY the Attorney
Of Claims, which provided iV for al bounty oats
Of 910O for all honorsbly discharged
soldiers, has been dooided in favor Of
the soldiers. There are number Of
veterans in this county and tho nows
that they are 70 receivo q snug sum
from Unole Sam will bo agreeable in.
formation for tho heroes. The South
Carolina men, as woll IS tho other
soldicra throughout tho country, have
been making determined fight for this
bounty. The movement to influence
tho Federal authorities TO payit vas be-
gun soon after tho close OF the war
and sinoo that time tho question has
boon hotly contested in the Courts. q
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
Ii Hung Chang Dead,

III Hung Chang, Chinese statesman
apa diplomat, died at Pekin OF II
O'Clock Thuraaey morning after months
,of III health and suffering. At 8
o'flook Wednesday evening while Earl
III was still alive the court yard Of the
ysmon Was flied with lifo eizs papor
horses and chairs with coolie bearers,
which his, friends sent, in accordance
with Ohineue customs, to be buried
whom he died in order to GARY his soul
to heaven. ~ I'''t3.3
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
THANKSGIVIMG DAY.
The Governor Issues His proolama tion
to the People, .

It is not many days before Thanks.
giving Day will bo bero with all it's
pleasures Of tho gridiron and the tur-
koy dinnor table. To mako suro that
the people Of South Carolina will not
forget the day tho governor Thuraday
issued tho following proolemstion:
1T 10 beautiful and time honored
custom which sets apart ono day in
oach year 40 day of Thanksgiving
and prayer for the blessings Of life and
liberty which wo enjoy.
I'm our State there has been nothing
during the year to mar tho happiness
and prosperity Of our people and tho
labor Of Cur hands has beon amply re
warded. Good feeling continues to be
manifest and we havo been spared any
visitation by plague or pestienoo. Tho
education and moral uplifting Of the
people is ovidenoe6 on every hand and
the material progress and development
of the State call forth the favorable
comment of all thoughtful people. q.
ITO tho end, therefore that We may
give ovidonoa of our appreciation to
tho Givor Of all good, and without
whose sustaining hand we could do
nothing, and in conformity to the pro
clamation Of the president Of tho Unitod
Statos, |, M, 3. McSweonoy, governor
Of the Safe Of South Oarolina, do here-
by set apart Thursday, tho 18th day Of
November, 1901, as day Of thanksgiv-
ing and prayer 10 be observed by all
tho pooplo of this Ssato.
#"On this day lot all the public Offices
bo cIosod and all private businoss and
labor Of overy kind oesss, and lot our
people assemble in their accustomed
| places Of worship and rendor thanks to
our Heavonly Father. for tho blossinga
We onjoy and boseoch Him in humility
not to withhold His sustaining hand,
but to continue tho sunshine aud the
rain, the seed tilno and tho harvest,
1t is proper on thia occasion, also, tc
remembsr tho poor and tho orphan II
no botter way can We shoa our appre.
oiation Of tho good things wo eDj y
than by giving to those who. need Our
| gifts" lt
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
A HAN HUNT.
The Escaped Convicts Being Captured
Dad or Alive.

All Tho police, deputy ehoriffs and
Yarmers in tho country adjacent to
LeAvenworth wero on the lockout Fri
day for the 4G ftdtrAl convjots who eB-
oaped from tho stookaao Thursday. Az
result threc convIots have been killed,
another " ounacd and i've captured un
hurt The casualties took pisoo in d
fight near Nortonviilo, Kas. !. and 10
suited in tho death or capture OF five
men. 4 ho dead: James HoifMan,
y aged 20, White;J. j Poitepholonj agoa
2b, white, solder convict; John
Gicen, egad 81, wbito. The iour,h,
Willard 'Diako, Whito, sgot ~, 10
wounded aid recsp,utoo, and tho flfth,
Fred Goro, ngcd 10, negro, 10 rocsp.
tured uuhurt.
Tho hve men woro diacoyered in the
barn OF Fay WeieEanY, ntar Norton
vlllo, Kaa,, shout o'oouk Friday
ana was ordered out at Tho point OF
guns. He rushed 10 No1tonviilo and
gathered S peebe OF men, Who With re-
svolvcrs, phcIgunD aid q fow WiGohcp-
ter8, haeteued to the Eoohe. Tho con.
!. viots Baw tho men coming aud rushod
from tho barn. Thoy had two shotguno
and royolvcls. The rosse pursued thom
and q running fight resulted. Tho
oonviots were at q disadvantage and
their shots had no cfsot. whilo at every
volloy from tho posse ono Of tho oon.
viote fol. Aftor Of TWO them had fallsn
4 two Of the others gayo themselves up,
yone being wounded, the other unhurt.
t,Ibe fifth was fully 200; yards. Saway
q sfWhenla 4, An with. a Wlnohestorsdrow q
behd on BIN and fired. He evidently
had been hit, but tried to go on. e vol.
ley was fred at him and ho fell dead. I
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
AFAMATIOAL MURDER.
Says the Deed Was Demanded by the
Almighty.

Eliz Neabit, tho wild woman OF tho
notorious Red Top section Of 81. An.
drow's Phrisn, killed her paramount,
Willie Robertson, on Sunday afsor
10 on. ThU woman Was arrested Thurs
day by Jack HoImse, one of Magistrate
Stlehocker's oopstables, and brought to
Chafloston and lodged In Jail Thursday
night.
Robertson and the woman had
quarrel. Both ncg1ocs had their usual
supply Of popskull liquor aboard and
were in q hne humor 10 fight. Robert
son called tho woman by a namo which
suited her calling and. sho puiioi :.
sharp pointed knife out of her stocking
quick 81 a flash and put it into Rob
trtson'p ncok. She stabbed only onoe,
but her aim was good and the iugular
vein WAS punoturcd. She Was satisfied
with hcr work and started to leave tho
scene. Robertson followed but soon
fell to the ground and in seven minutes
he was dead.
Elzs announced that sho had boon
inntluotgd by God to kill Robertson.
1t vas q divine inspirations, sho said,
and ~ s O'Clock Thursday afternoon
BL Q was to shake off tho mortal coil
and follow her paramount. Her predio-
tion spread and tho donizsns gathered.
Tho woman harrsnguod the negroes all
Thursday until finally she fell 70 the
ground from shocr nervous exhaustion
,nd cxoitcment. The negroes oon.
tinucd TO assemble, all expecting to
SEQ her lifted up bodily into heavon at
Che sppointod hour, as sho had pro-
diotod. Sho lay short distsnoo from
tho railrad track and when the after
noon train rolled up about tho hour
there wero st least 500 nogroos t.bout
her. She wss lifted up, but only to the
loor Of tho express oar, and there was
no mystery about il, oithor, as Con.
stable Holmos Gaid when he was helped
by several negroes in lifting tho body.
The lifting process seemod to arouse
the woman from her state Of coma aud
sho laup 'ed off into another harangue,
dcclaril that the people Of Rcd
Top aro be wiped out Of oxistoncs )
by thunder and lightning. She was
aont from tho station to the j.il in .
patrol wagon. She soon exhausted
herself and today eho was resting as
quiet as lamb, having recovered from
| her exoitomont. .-Oharleston Post.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
A Horse Thief.

A dispatch from Timnonsvillo to
The State says Dr.. NJ. U. Oothran, a
farmcr living near there has lost,
through thieves, q fine horse. DR..
Oothlsn hitohoa his horse in the John
Mcsween TO- 8 yard and whom ho started
home found the animsl gono. He has
found no trace of him whatever. He
}Was a dark bsy, ak or seven years old,
Weighs about 900 pounds, overroaohes
in travelling, and has poars on inside
OF hind leg. The hofso il worth $!25.
Mr. Oothran offers Liberal reward fyr
return Of horso and capture OF thief.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
4 Capt, A anderson ID aud ].

A cAblegrsm received at the war tila.S
partm ent Ikureasy & tona G Gan.s Uhaff fso,
annouaoes tho death from pneu onia
OF Capt Robert III nv lA b defsoh Of the
Ninth infantry. gspt,. slA Aad deyaon WAC
Fappointod to the arIny ins il S84 fr0nlII
OWL life, being credited to- lSsosg giss s3s ~
3dispatoh from Sayannsh ssy Capt.
And derson WI 81 II sorn I'M chat oityt tip ii 86 II.
! His fist thor@ wen tt5ny n ,hhrE IA 9naer.s
laon OF the 09p fedeyAt 10 i esd forS
many yesrgc gchlsf Of polioe of Ssyannabss
\ oun sld d0ys on As Appoint teds q d Hacs d
!ond lieutenant in tho ef bySs r. EfosisE
don't Arthur la il "a, SIl 8 asYssd 8a "
lAntly gin Cuba, q and ward daS 81 in|
gohina and tho sine ID ID ia aanlilyy,
sooai 6si0ha I'M thib: I'D ooiyon ares 6X EoIis &
siys 9 And prolaineias loAyeg s 8idSx
end ehil dfSns u
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
Ono Against Sampson.

Tho Sohley.oourt Of inquiry has de.
Slined TO grant tho request mado Wed.
nssday by Attorney Thosll, ,aoting for
Admiral Sampson, that tho romarka Of
Uapt. Parkor concerning tho fact that
the Spanish stenmer Colon lay in the
hsrpor at Santiago for some hours aftor
tho arrival ~there Of Admiral Sampson
1 hQ stfi9ken from the ro,ord Admiral
Dewey writiEg for tho court says that
,thia aptionhss been taken after care
full xoo1siderstion:g t,, Az.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15

TAMSIANY ROUTED.
In tho city Of New York, Seth Low,
fusion candidate for mayor, was eleotod
over Edward M. Shophard, tho Demo-
CRATIC candidate, by a plurality Of 49,
8l4. The entiro fusion ticket was cloot.
ed. Tho fusion ticket mas composed
Of Democrats ard Republicans, and
wse voted for by thousands Of Demo.
orsts. The Democratic ticket was aup.
ported principally by membors Of Tam
many Hall. Tho victory cannot be
called . Republican victory, but more
tf a defeat OF Tammany.
THE MACHINE WINS.
"A similar fight for puritysin govern.
ment to that mado in New York was
made in Philadelphia also, but tho Ro-
publicans refused to second tho efforts
of tho Demoorsts, ss tho Democrats
did in Now York, end the consequence
was tho Republican machine cal dldates
wore elected by over llfty thousand ma.
jority,
UNION LABOR WINS.
A surprise oomes from Ban Francisco,
CAL, whore Eugene Sohmiiz, the union
labor candidate for mayor, has boon
olecsod by = plurality Of $500.
Scbmiis is proprietor Of local theatre
and also secretary snd manager Of ma.
chino shop. Heretofore he was known
as o Republican, though mover promi-
L ont as a politician.
BALTIMORE GOES REPUBLICAN,.
Tho letcst returns from the city of
Baltimore indicate that it has been car
riod by tho Nopublioans by about 8, 900
plurality. Tho outire Republican city
tickat, with tho possible exception of
shoriff, has beon eloosed. It ia ntill
possible That tho general ataembly may
to Democratic on joint balllt,i which
event x Senator German will again be.
como United States senator. n .ds4,
MARYLAND ALL RIGHT.
Returns from the state aro very slow
coming in and tho tirst experience in
tho general election under the now Law
hao not provon satisfactory. Not fol
many years has there been 80 great d
delay in getting the returns. Shortly
after noon it waa annonnoed here that
tAA'oShSuf Ncu EIVou tuc iIomuUfatb, u
u, jorisy, and the entire legislative
tioSot is almost certainty. Ehia
makes it almoat oortain that the Demo.
Gratis will control both branches Of the
legislature, as Allegany had been re-
gslded as the Rspu blioan stronghold,
and both sidos placed it il tile Rspub-
liosn column 90 q matter Of oourue. It
is tho homo Of United States Senator
Wellington and former Governor
Lowndos.
OTHER STATES.
+. The most oonsel ya.iyo cstimates
pss6e th6: 9 % emo oesatio sns 2sitVein,t t.Vir-
ginia at $4,000. Indications ars that
tho Republican have elooted one soma
tor and ID mombors of tho house.
That body will still be overwhelmingly
Democratic however.
III kentucky, tho Democrats swopt
everything, and tho Republicans did
tho Same thing in Iowa. In Nobraeka
tho result is very close. The official
count will have to decide.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
Made Haul.

i. as ] Blrgl Arg blSW tho bank vault at
B}taSk 4 II BOX, htk,, carly "Wednesday
and aepyrpd .$2, 600 ID ossh and 60.
900 worth Of. ..p6arlp belonging 70 w. Is.
Bite, which thsd beeri placed lis the
.yaplt 8ssesfs .koeping, SsquicklySwas
.tths; ;iork dohe' that tho robbers escaped
before tho oitjs ,ne, aroused : blythe oxs
plonin, got out Of thoir houses. .;E..
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
Dug Up Spanish Dollars.

While exosyatibg for o DOLLAR on o
plot Of land on North e,rsot, Boston,
where once stood houss occupied in
revolutionary times by Willisnl Dodd,
an ltalisn laborer, ding up tMo iron
boxes filed With SPANISH dollars Of an.
ciont mako. Tho man was ueing his
pick OF The time and, striking iron,
shoyeicd away The earth from two small
metal boxes. Without eay ing a word,
he tucked one under caoh arm and Aod.
Ho is known TO his employers only by
nu Gbar and his fellow country mon
refuao 10 tell his name In his flight
the Italian dropped n OF tho dollars,
which wero piokod up. All Of thoso
coins are silver Spanish dollars, the
latest bearing tho dato Of 1897. They
Yere disoolored by being long buried,
but otherwise arc in good condition.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15

Broadus Floyd, coiorod, fell from the
platform Of tho super hsator ct tho gas
house IN GrNonville on Thuraday, q dis.
tsnce Of twolve feat, breaking his nook.
Tho platform on whioh Floyd was
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