davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31

fslser, % bans Rise ifal eiter Snorrs
bape ubitruit fig cver belle Sperise %
Danmart, en- flor Del al SayIanc, BET
~norblise &usIanb FAINT en- Del al eng
lamb.
ubitrGfninsen az bans S%errebsmms
gap tam 1ilnapnet g%ibfabme, bet er
ben iom fapner pibt.
Spar gibiabme par en- Taper os
ieieri0l, men tia,se lum'f ps regIerebe
meb Saarbbeb. Gan bleu Stamidber
III be islsenoe Giefpnser | Sperise %
3anmarf.
g~raacoISe,S laget.
Soar @ibiabuie bapbs en- 2atterisn,
Saralb, Der fun bar Is Gar ganmel,
ba Morfabersn bsbe.. Saralb par en-
8jempe; ire 9lar sammel bar ban iaa
itor ipm en- Gut paa ii; ban bapoe EtlS
naonet Silbetuno, enteu paa Sruuo al
fine guile, slinbienbe 1Rnoer elsr af jim
@apntunbi9beb iUm ariser; tbi Stlbe'
tanb betpoer 9risens 9anb. Oct iOr'
t9les ON BAN, at ban bar Sbins gno'
ling, BAN beaiset % al BAN bGrbet mob
Baaben. s 8ampen pleiebe ban ber'
for at saa / Spibien for fine Wanc,
brpnielps ps ubsn Sielm. Soin lerte
bam oeiaa ben iGresne Maabe at ops
itile S9ren paa, ipm fables SpineipL
fling. SaraIb a~niaass berior baaoe
iOm ~uiaarlis ps uoperuiubelig.
SaraIb Silbetanb resjerebe baape
lanse us meb araft. San baroe siprt
fin Srpoeripn, Sisuro Sting til i'm llrs
bertpnss / Suitbjpb % 8eitersautlaub,
ps be lepebe lanse / Sreo Os COB Jors
itaaelie.
Men iaa breo llpen fab no mellem
BEN, % bet iises. at bet bar Soin. iUm
baubs Oppuitet Sienbitabet, for of Der
fnnoe bliue &ris Os ban faa ajemper
% napnlis ben siapeite, aunsen ielp.
Otter Ell anben geretnins ifulbe Sa'
ralbs WGnb billet fpele i'm Serre |
8abet, ba be iputes, ban uar for sar1s
mel ps afiGlbis til at itpre, Og piloe
babe Ell Ssubins, Tom funoe BERTHE ueo
Srait us bpoe fine unoersiune 9eilis.
beb til at piube 9gre % Cub.
Wer Saralo fit 9tps berpm ps luoe'
be benz 8rig, iaa at ban baberlisere
% paa en- mere fonselis Waabe funbe
enoe iiie Gage. 9ereiter ieubte ban
Sub iii SisurD Sling % iteunebe BAN
til Slas paa Sraauulplletten / 9iters
~suutlanb.
s Gar ruitebe &uneerne Zig. beber
bet, for be meo u~maaoelise Sare Tom
iammen paa bet ~aitalte Sieb. Saralbs
Sfibe par iaa mango, at be fplote Gre
iunb, laa at man tunbe saa uuer Dem
Ipm paa cit Bro fra Siaaanb til Staas
ne. Sine 5ulf baooe ban iamlet life
bare fra Ganmarf, Sfaane ps Sfer'
snutlunb, men psiaa fra 6rislanb,
0orbtpiflanb, 9iilanb, &urlanb, Git-
lamb % fra giten.
Slanbt bans &i9mpsr maa frembG.
pes Sate fra Glespis % u6be ira Srts'
lamb.
3 pelbise Sfjolbmser baobe ban %,
iaa meb Jig, remlis Seioe fra SIespis,
gisna fra &eben % Sebipr9 fra @pt'
Lamb.
Sigurb Sting baooe beler life MINI
ore eno $500 Stibe, men baobe lit
Waubifab fra Suitbiob, Seitersaut'
lamb, @urse ps &uslanS.
8lanbt Iurbmenbene, ipm fulste
BAN, maa iier nGpnes Startao, Gale
bin irgtne, 5rorb ben trsnbife, Gore
msr1fe. Sigrn ira Sp9n, Sorfel Srau,
Sabo bin baaroe % RoaI Eua fra Sc
lemarten M. Il.
Sting fpm fsrit til Salpluoien us ops
itiaebe I'm Scr / S%utneiplfins. Set
pnsite Wanbitab bIep fat Spibien I,
besee 1tpisne trummebe fig Tom to fore,
ipibie Suru, men h9erit fob Slpnse'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31

faiterne % gueitptterns, beriblanbt b
ira Gelemarfen.
Saralo tom fisrenbe | en- wpsn mel
~nSitaaenbe Sisber, ba ban par for gam.
mel % tunsisr til at saa | Str,ben.
Sans samIe 8aabsiper grune opfiae.
be Seren ! en- ails os at bonn ff ga.
ralb Osiaa bSre boorlebes Sting bapb,
orbnet fin.
Seq trpebe,1 insbe ban, 1at insen
anoen fcritoo ben aunit uSsn Sbin oe
ies. Bill ban mi life leusere itaa mig
bi % sipe mig Seier. iaa sniier jes tuu,
at ban oil labe mig iaibe | min Ser.
Gae be falone siuer leg bam."
Ru sialoepe arisslurene; Saritrisst
lsb, os Strioen bespnbte.
~Seite Slas," beber bet, "par iaa
beiiist os fort, at intet Slas | belle
@oreen bar paret fiampet meb iaa
mango ubpalste M1nb."
Ser bleu ct BUILDER" flyer Sarp,
"ipm ON Simlen pilbe fable neo os
Sprben reone, iom ON 8erben full.
be frrsaa, ps Glementerne pplsies.
2uften ~formsrfebes af 8ile % aaites
ippc, pg 3ampea al bet parne Blob,
iOm ranbt / Strsmme, ifiulte Simlen
iom Ell sfp."
s 5%sritninsen belbsoe Seiren til Sas
ralbs aant. ubbe brsb mibt IND |
&inss Splitting, brete 9 &iemper %
'aarebe ii os f9lbeoe besuben 16 an.
bre WanS. Sisuro Sting iOriarbebes
oper Manoeialbet % ipurste fine &iam.
per, ON Ell eneite Wanb itulbe laalebes
tiIintet9isre en- bel Ser, "ps bppr er M
Startao," iasbe ban, 'ium altio bar
faaet Sust meo fine Wooitanbere?"
Starfab bsrte bet % iparebe, at ban
life fob lebis, men bapbe Sanberne
fulbe.
San isgte bog at Marine fig llbbe,
itiiteoe Sus meb BAN, men i IrengIlen
Tom be after fra ~biuanben. lbbe brebs
tes bog tiliibit al 3elemartinssrne Sabb
% 8oaIb, ium ramte BAN / Srpitet
meo 2 2plpter Bile % piite berueb fit
Meiterifab / at BRUCE 8ueu.
Spruoen ubbe sjurbe psiaa Stjolos
mDen 8ebisrs bet Ipit i 8iHss &atter.
gun ialbte blanbt andre Sjemper
Sute. itifteos berneit Sus meb star'
fab, boem bun ramte iaa spbt. at &ia.
Ueberet flaftes, % Sasen bGnste lss
iaa ban maatte bibe , StJasset for at
buloe ben fait.
@ebjsrs blep bog tiliibit felbet al
Seiemarfingen Sortel.
Yaa 8inss Sibe plsiebe usiaa Star.
fab en- blobis Sure mellem Gienben.
Ser nepnes Z banIfe &iamper
blanbt benz, ban felbebe.
Soruoen 8ebisrs ifiitebe ban psiaa
Sus meb Sfiolbmsen @isna, ium bar
Saralbs Banner.
"9tu ital bu b." raabte bun.
"Ssrit ftal bu MITE Saralos Sans
ner," iuureoe ban % bug ben oeuitre
Saanb at beube.
Men ielp bleu Fan Ogiaa ilbe mebfa'
rem. Guruoen be Saar, gebiBrs bapbe
tilieiet BAN, CAB 9iampen Safe 6am ct
ipert Sus i grpitet, iaa 2unsen trans.
te no, ct Saar / Saanben ps ct | GAL
fen.
Wanbeialbet blep mn fort paa Sas
ralbs Sibs, us Seiren belbte mere %
mere afsiOrt til Sting.
9a Saratb marfebe bette, reiite ban
fig paa &ne | fin Sosn, tps ct fort
Sparb / buer Saanb % Jog IND imeI'
lem Sienbsn, buur bens &affer fob
tetteit, Os bug pm fig til besse Sioer.
@anse falbt, men tiliibit fit osiaa Sas
ralb gansiaur, ibet ct palcist &sleilas
ramte bans Sppsb, iaa Ssien tnuites.
Set beber, at bet bar 8ruue eler
Ooin, iom bapoe paataset fig at bore
8uit, Tom ilus Staset, Der bleo gu.
ralbr Sane. Ren ba Rins Of ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
Sdd nor par Oct.

uIlUeIl AuIlll, W NIlItll HululueHpS
fom ieg iii at ihroere oeres 8arofter
ca 2ipSpaner. De loo til at npoe
9iIu9reIiep | en- roIig % ifisn Gar
mont uagtet ser bar en- isineialbenoe
6orifieI / Seres aISer. Mrs. Weri'
sen bar minSit tpue aar pn9re emo
i'm ogtoprSige 9Gstemano. SiItroos
oerior Iaa oct fart | 8agen, at Dc
madtte barre biuanbeu meget bengi'
pen. Oct bar flut, naar on ueo giocn
2eiIiabe0 fom til at faa CT glif inc
UNDER SoerHaSen, at on funoe op'
Sage piSie ifurreuSe OtisIpO, imaa
lloperensitemreIier / aarafter %
5mas, Ser bar ififfet til ben1meii8 at
unSermiuere ben goSe G~gteifabeliBe
Soritaaclie melIenl be TO.
Rr. IeriSen8 9totureG bar aloors'
fliIot % tiIbageboIbeut; bans g$aooe
at p9re paa bar nGiten itreng, % ooG
oar ban aItib bebageIiG % pcnIig at
omgaaeS, iaoIGnge bans SRrcgcrbe'
ser bIeD reipefterct % bans te9cl'
mn8iige @arer laoct uioritprret. Gan
tar pclitancnoe % life benoiit til mo-
get 2ipScrbperp, men oireoc megcn
3iO pua chronological; iPrli8 par
nan Ell iurig Snmler al Sommer'
flgle. Sans StrGu meO at tlaSitii'
cere otsie babe giort BAN mcBct
mctooiif % reicregreube, ia enooB
frGien / andre 2ing, % BET irritere0e
Mrs. Weri6en.
Sum bar omfring trcbipe aor CANT
mel. al mioocI8 ap~iuoebsibe %
triuo, nlcb mgrft $aar og iorte 2iue;
men noor unOtogeS 6iSie ltOtrDf5iuI'
bc Zine bar ser eIlers iutet, iom
eaentlig fitnoc foloe$ tiltrGffeuOe peo
ben0e. aniiBtstrTtfene pur mtgcI'
mGsiige, DcuOes SuoiarOe mon8IeOe
Triitle6, % bum ipute$ oIhrig at "a
cfret lin &oIoning eucr 6i9ur no9cu
itor GpmGrfiombc0. Eda iomme Sio
TOR BUN BOG be8aOet meo en- liUlig
Sn0bil6niugSfrait, Ell nerUsS SOL
iomhc0 % en- mObcu Snoiigt. Get
flmOe life un0gnn min SpmGrtionl-
teb, at benne ur8e auinOc beioO ct
ODbt GelcIicSIip, ser par iorblepet
ubcrsrt al betoe$ Glore sggtemanoS
ipuriommc SCngioenbc6.
Nine 9cisB tiItog eiterbonnOen /
Spppigbeo. Ia lea unber SpUprtcn
OQioa bapoe IoBt mig eitcr 6ungit al
Sommcrfu8Ie, tog ic9 en- life ubetp'
beItg &ntcreSic / DIR. NcrioenS
SamIiug, % ct intiutt 9nauO bIeU
iaaIcOcS fnUttet o& imcuem, at oct
frrtc til ct bcOre pcrionligt @ctieuOt.
FAB og itoOig en- S%uobDOclie ira Dem
bcgqc ON at fommc iBien % ipiIe
Qfioong meo Dem. % Anrctningcn
uar olti0 ppperIi8. @trS. gfcrioen BIZ
tie Tia alto megCt iorneiet, uuur icg
font % enIfeoc mig biertclig pcltom'
men, og fIarlig ipntc@ bun at iiuoe
me1ct 8cboQ / nit Sciifab. Get bar
imioIertto life til at m0rea pn0, ei.
tcriom ieg poo mine 9eis8 alto ierte
meb mig ira ll0cnUer0enen lot rifle
9|pbeocn % latte mere Siu / benoeS
monotone GiIuGrcIic. Sea Iogoe
Ytrrfe til, at bIn bigebc otter mine
% at bun pao De Gage, ga
bun ui0ite, icI piI0e %fonInc, boUhe
otit mere Smbu meh lit Toilette, END
naor icg iuOiorOt mig ltucntct.
Ecune Cpooaclic imigrcSc min
l~mGoommeIiQe StoItbCo, o. ica bIcp
til @ienQicIo mere opmUrfiom oper.
for heuhe. Ter par ct umi5fienbcIig
f0miIiTrt AnitrsB / Eoucn mlocr nor
Meo heubc fumbc icl liant
tale mc0 be0re Toritnuelic; men latte
HIHrllBbc0 iii bcnoc. set QiorOc lea
life, ~ lc9 ifuINc Ia Icct clbuer i Mn.
ilBtct, iom bouoe tllrNct bcIfploc miG
Tor at QierC SIR i'll hcu6c. Too. Ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31

49,
mer no for nta~ueebanube SGnbcIie
poa Sltren melen &c torifieIlis
@rcr, hoor De optrG6er. SaaoanIt
S9nbeIier fan pGre nofiaa ubeboae
lige maneeuean8, life utiuNit icrO
DC gier gref ! 8~eguinaerl meo Se pat
SorboanO mtuoueereoe Sbeateriore
itiuiuger; men De fan BOG ogiaa Dan
ne uoseu Gfucrling | Oct monotont
2to FOR Sfteipilerue, bpis SptrpScr
paa Sceuen er ct iSeIigt gtos mel
SpfsrrIien al BET ieIuiomHrIe Stpfft
gienrem belle TbeateriGioueu. Gat
Heiien fan Der inStrnfie jmaa eQel
iterre SSernbdneuIpffer, Cler oet el
en- tpunaen 3oarantGlIe paagritn6 a
on cher anoet @pibemi, eIer oct far
uare Ell Sneitorm al beuiIagS, nj fon
I'll at fsIe @rfriu9et al, Sa ri berci'
itr Statcrue paa StiIIebapsfpiter
ifipr ginter - fortPlIer SflripiQer
George MorcbeaS.
Sci boobe meS Scrnbnnetogct iii
baeeIagt Steriteporten al @eicn oOcr
9icrgtrofterne meIIcm Spofnuc o.
SeattIs. Get buoSe meet opcr Den
Del al StrGfuiugcu uoibruot / liant
fuIoe ire 9egu; oct fit hi Geoe paa.
% Serfor fou ies life ii9c, oct netog
oafte rogeu 8orbouieIie bIanot Gel
Stnbet, Sa 2ofomotipet cfter eroeI
BaarOe Sag % SiuGb euoeIia maatte
Giere Stun8 Of Sen go0e @ruuo, al
ret par llraa6 at fomme oi0ere irem
lI6en SamppIogenS SiGIp. Snart
hlco ri pa ogioa urbercttct at aou'
b~uftsrct onL at ri fit inFre oS utcO
SnnImoSigbe0er for en- Gags Sio
eler to.
Men Ser ifltIoe hengoa en- 5alp
1lee, fsreno III naoe6e bort @eitem'
meIiesiteO; fiji oe paaf6I8enOc ire
Gage Tom ri life Steg alta, mel bar
Eeroiit til at forbli omborO % til
bringe 3i0en pnn be0ite Wtoube. On
9agen furbe ot iptue 8inodle, % /
be LANCE afteuer fit Sc inotfeloIi8C
Sfueiptacre fit goOe MrmOtet pno'
Glib, % Sen enc @piioOe poSiereoe
Stern efter ben uuoeL forOetmeItc
perIorIige Grfartnger % oirefte Op'
Iepelier. gn6og ScItabetS 2e0er,
iom til 6agIigboBS moatte 6ete8ne5
iom en- noaet inOcIIuttet Wono /
SummenIi8ning mcO oS ANDRE, fun
&c MI lutte fig uGrmere til oS / pet'
ffabcIig % iutiu Samtole, iaa at bot
cu6oa bIep mGaet mcboeliom og for'
taIte Here en~entprIige I~ilorogclicr.
elsie faItcoc iumtioi8 mere ems ooer
hans biotioiac &iusIsb, emo ri ier
houSe ourct ~iortroli8 meo, % efter'
at Sicn iouIe0cS par brllOt, fog Ell al
ScIifabct Mob til fig % uObrp0:
ga nj, Ir. @roofS, moa &c pir'
feIiq fortpQc os &iitorien ON Den
SommermQI, &c pritc mig foricocn
Gaa, ba Dc bapOe @encroIpreOe mco
Sn0hoIoct al Ceres 4ltrfcrt. &c
rrpnte 10 noQct ouL at Der BAR Ell III
t~ereSiont 6iItorie forhunSet meo oen
Horitct."
Set or Ser ogiao," iUorcbe Sroof5
reIoiuia; "mcn rbcI0i8piS or bet en-
Grnqcote."
"Soo meget Seito bc0re," loo @ien'
fOoret. "9i bar prrct bolht iooroc
rleo mcrICmme Siitorier belle Mite.
ner - Lao os fao til en- 6oronorinG
ofIutte lIrherboIontrgeu meO en-
S~roqeStri"
"Som = pI,~ fonreSe @roofS, oocr
hoiS 4$uuSe Ser iamtioi8 Io8oc ia en-
Grirorrngcn& SfDQGe. "aan oct III.
~tere6iere ScIifubet, iao tou ieQ 'oN'
tens unoer OtSie SnitUuoiQbcOCr Tor
en- Gangs SpIo Iette nit Nicrte ipr
CIT 3ontance, Der aItio bar 0Grct miN
en- AfIoe til rofioo mcgen Singer o1
RueIie. 9e ofIipcNc 2cuuinGer Al
Srn i+1FfpIS lille SpululCriuui. lea MI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
Smdatr0f.

Gregory Sipens, en- "Sooo Snipef.
tor" | Chandelier, traf paa en- brtftig
Gsliemager Der ON 9ager.
Scr. Spens bar / Gntbeos WeSfsr
trauot iub | en- Slagterblttit etite6S /
en- 9aggabe. Stsriteparter al &isos
foripntngen bar tualelig og enbog
pasiabel; men Der bar ct Barti Ore.
fisb og Slpif af toiliomt llbieenbe.
Slagteren ito6 itoenfor 9sren meo en
&unoe, men bleo inSfatot af Snipef-
tsren forat itanbe t~ilrette.
"Se Der, Ir. S6Iadter," ia ban,
"boab er MI 9eres Rening ON bette
beo9rbet 8isO % Slpif?"
Slagteren b~etragteoe 8isbet meb
9ienbermine og mumIeoe noget ON,
at ban life fsr baooe Iogt Rprfe til
bet.
"9tltoel, bbab err ioa oin Mening ON
bet9" ipsr Snipeftereu.
"W2tn @ening err ben," ia SIoste.
rem lan9iomt," at bette garti &isS %
SlGif life esner fig til @enneifefsoe
/ i'm nuoererbe Silitanb; men bet
fan aaa an til 8Gier."
Simon Soro forteler ON en- lleift
Game, Der albrig bIeo 80 glar eom-
mel, men iom rigtignof ogiaa bar ben
melt uforbeSerIige "&icter" bIanbt
@iefterne j BET Gbicago-Sota, boor
bum boebe.
en- aften peb 9esierten bleb 0p.
barteren al bemelote Game ipurgt,
bborfor ben ieroerebe @fterret bleu
falot See Cream" 8li6bing.
"9eriom Den life faIoer I Seres
smag, Srsfer, ifaI ieg bringe 9em
no8et aroet," ioarebe Dem t~ienitoil-
lise Neger.
% mel, ser fattes life roeet paa
Smagen," iuare0e 9amer uben at
fGnte fin frtserife Stemne; "5ooO
ieg opponerer imob, Oct er Rabnet;
bet ffitIbe Tetifte bore See Cream
Bubbtn9, naar Der fife fslger See
Cream meb."
Sean nof BORE 10 oct Iiee bsf-
Iige Soar; men, iom man flyer,
Raonet ffipmmer inger. Set err Itge.
BON meb flere andre &etter, Tom ri
ierperer. Ser fGlger for @rempeG
tngen Cottage meb en- Cottage RlOs
Ding, pe0 De-"
Sg ben rgifte Game lumber ire.
biDe" bar maal6unben for en- Gangs
SfpIb.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-03-08
Gems Of Thought.

1t is always pleasure to the average
man to boost another sinner down.
It's good deal easier to pray for the
preacher than to pay for the preaching
No money is tainted worse than that
which is kept in the cold storage pocket
The religion that cannot stand camping
out had better be left at home in the ice
box.
Piety is good deal more than pity TO,
those who are too poor to buy our clothes
It's hard world, for the man who be-
lieves that Providence owes him a good
living.
The man who delights in giving faith
full wounds does not thereby prove him
self friend.
There is good deal more charity in
withholding the word of malice than in
giving any kind of wad of money.
Most of US would be contented with
what we have if only our neighbors
would be satisfied with little less.
The poorest people on earth are those
who make the most Of what they have
and the least of what they are.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-03-08
Dispensary Sales for February.

Bamberg- Sales, $a,0e5,4e; invoice
price, ss,s12.se; gross profit, s7s3.1o;
expenses, $1s6.23; net profit, s59e.s7.
Denmark-sales, $1,595.55; invoice
price, $1,1s9.4; gross profit, sas5.s1; ex.
penses, $105.s5; net profit, s2S9.9e.
Olar-Sales, $1,29655; invoice price,
$94490; gross profit, $S51.e5; expenses,
s9202; net profit, $259.6s.
Ehrbardt-Sales, $1,091.05; invoice
price, $sO5.35; gross profit, $ss5.7o; ex.
penses, $s5.7O; net profit, $4,000.
Midway-Sales, 1896 800; invoice price,
$sO0.5o; gross profit, s945o; expenses,
$57.S8; net profit, $3662.
Profits to the towns and county for the
month were paid as follows: Bamberg,
$29S.4S; Denmark, S1449S; Olar, $129.S1;
Ehrhardt, $4,000; Midway, 1881; Bam-
berg county, $69153.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-03-08
Under Three, Weighs so.

WATERFORD, March IAN unusual
sight, which drew good crowd of inter
ested spectators on the streets here Mon
day, was the presence Of little (?) Miss
Nettie Benton, q years old, who weighs
more than sixty pounds! Her parents
are named Basil, but she has been adopt
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Britton and
goes by the name of Nettie Benton. She
has very long black hair and heavy eye
brows, and her face presents the appear
ance of woman: Shespeaks only few
words and these in deep voice. Her
adopted mother says she was very deli
cate looking infant, and was several
months old before she began to develop
into such a precocious child, and that
now she acts as other children of her age.
She did not fail to attract the attention OF
every one who saw her on the streets
here Monday.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-03-08
Counties May Vote Again.

COLUMBIA, March 3.-Assistant Attor.
ney General Youmans rendered an i'm.
portant opinion today in which he holds
a county which has voted out its dispen'
sary under the Brice act, but whose elec-
ton had been declared null and void by
the state board of canvassers, is not bar
red from at once going into another
election.
In the same opinion, however, Mr..
Youmans expresses grave doubt as to
whether the petition calling for the form
er attempted election can be used in the
contemplated new election.
The opinion refers to the Williamsburg
election. The county board decided that
the dispensaries had been voted out but
the state board reversed this.
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Clear Pond News.

Miss Sarah Walker and Mr.. Willie
Kirkland we're quietly married last Tues.
day evening at Ehrhardt. Rev. T. L.
Belvin off1ciated. Their many friends
wish for them long and happy life.
Miss Alice Carter and Mr.. John Eng
land were happily married last Thursday
evening at the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Hughes. Only few relatives and
friends were present.
Miss Rebecca Mitchell spent last Fri
day with Miss Donnie Morris.
Miss Ethel Carter, of Augusta, Ca, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. r. Morris.
The Ehrhardt boys will give fish fry
at the Clear Pond Wednesday night.
There will be preaching at Bethesda
church next Saturday and Sunday:
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Furnishing Himself.

A slight shower was falling and Mr.
Ferguson discovered, when on the point
of starting for church, that there wasn't
an umbrella in the house fit for use.
"You can borrow one from the Thomp'
sons next door," suggested Mrs. Ferguson.
"They never 60 to church"
mo, Laura" he answered, with iron
firmness. "It is wrong to borrow umbrel-
las on Sunday. I should have bought
one yesterday. I shall punish myself for
nv carelessness by not going to chuFch
this morning" Thereupon he proceeded
to punish himself still further by reclining
in an easy chair and reading the morning
papers.-Chicago Tribune.
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AllendaIe Affairs.

ALLENDALE, March 2.-Mr. L. W.
Googe took charge of the Gilldare hotel
yesterday. The former proprietor, Capt
G.. R. Wilson, will reside on Esther
street, in the Bostick cottage.
The skating rink in the Zeigler build
ing is nearing completion.
The stage at the town hall is being
equipped with first class scenery and
curtain. Mr.. Caring, of Atlanta, is the
artist doing the work.
The rooms of the "Tulifnni club" are
now ready for occupancy. Out-of-town
friends of the members are cordially in
vited to visit the club when in Allendale
Mai. H. W. Richardson was in town
this week.
DR.. J. o. Maner spent several days here
recently.
Miss Anna NJ. Stoney of San francisco
is visiting Mrs. W. R.. Darlington this
week.
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WAS A WHOLESALE MARRIAGE.
Curious Way Two illinois Families Were
United.

Within twenty-four hours two families
of six persons near Freeport, ILL.,, were
united in marriage on Thursday.
Two sons of Mrs. Margaret Fischer, a
widow, married the two daughters Of
Fred G. Kaiser, a wealthy retired mer-
chant, and took their wives to the resi-.
dence of the widow to make their homes.
Along in the afternoon Farmer Kaiser
became lonesome; so he hitched up q
spanking pair of bays to redwheeled
buggy and drove over to Widow Fischer's
place to see how his daughters were
getting along.
"They certainly look good to father"
he said, as he stroked his beard and
winked at the widow.
The widow, who is handsome and well
preserved, sighed heavily. Then the
young people went out to raid the kitchen
cupboard and when they looked out of the
window Farmer Kaiser and Widow
Fischer were driving down the road
both blushing, but sitting very erect and
defiant.
An hour later they returned from q
country parsonage, where they had been
married, and the family circle was again
complete.
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Case Of Sam Lee, Of Sumter, Against John s.
Richardson-Lee Declared Elected But
Never Got Salary.

WAsH1NeToN, March Gan old chap
ter in South Carolina republican politics
has just been revived here by the efforts
of Representative Keifer and other
northern men in the house to have that
body pass a bill granting $10,4s2.s0 TO
the legal representatives Of Samuel Lee,
colored, late of Sumter county.
In the election for congress from the
first South Carolina district in 1880 John
8. Richardson was candidate and upon
the face of the returns his election was
indicated. There was contest for his
seat by Lee. That contest was referred
to the committee on elections in the
house and the forty-seventh congress in
passing on the report Of the committee
there were two reports-the report Of
the majority of the committee recon-
mending that Samuel Lee be allowed to
withdraw his papers and that the case be
dismissed without prejudice was adopted.
The minority report favored the election
of Lee and two resolutions followed.
One resolution was that Richardson was
not elected and was not entitled to seat
as a member of the forty.seventh con-
gress.
The case continued to be hotly con-
tested until the close of the session with
the result that Lee was never allowed to
take his seat as member of the forty
seventh congress. It was, however, later
on decided that the seat from South
Carolina rightfully belonged to Lee and
not to Richardson. The latter had in the
meantime been drawing $1,000 each year
so that at the close of the forty.seventh
congress he was $4,000 better of, with.
out regard to whom the seat belonged.
Nothing more was heard of the case
until it came to life recently with the re-
turn of Keifer to congress from Ohio,
and now he is trying to have the legal
representatives of Lee receive the amount
of money which he says wrongfully went
to Richardson.
The matter came up in the house day
or.two ago and had it not been for the
watchfulness of Representative Lever
and other members of the South Caro-
lima delegation who knew there was no
justice in the claim it is more than pro-
bable that Keifer and other men sympa-
thizing with Lee would have had the claim
passed. As Sumter is in Mr.. Levers dis
trict he will keep watchful eye on this
matter and will do his utmost to keep It
from passing should it come up again. It
has been sidetracked for the present.
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Enough.

The late Governor Hogg's frankness in
naming his children is quite equalled by
a Washingtonian whose wife presented
him with twin daughters. At the chris
tening the minister was startled to learn
that the father had decided to name them
Kate and Duplicate.
Several years later twins were again
born into the family-this time boys,
who were duly named Peter and Repeater.
A third time this strenuous opponent
of race suicide was blessed with children
twain, and this time he firmly named the
wee lads Max and Climax.