The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 18, 1903, Page 5, Image 5

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.HBWS FROM PROSPERITY. The Town Putting on its Holiday Attire. A Death---Personal Mention Other Matters. Prosperity, December 17.-Maj. J. W. Spears, of Hampton county, has been here pretty regularly as agent of the New York Mutual Life Insurance company. After some three days of illness he died at Wise's hotel last Sunday night of pneumonia. His remains werf sent to his home in Hampton county last Monday. A telegriphic message to rela tives in Prosperity annou'nced the critical illness of Miss Anna Bo land, of Little Mountain. It is now known that the Rev. G. R. Shaffer, who has been on this circuit for t wo years, will leave us and go to Whitmire. Mr Shaffer has a warm place in the affections of our people and has won their entire confidence by his consistent walk and conversation among us. We have learned to know him and of course hate to give him up. Mr. Shaffer has a peculiarly interesting family. The Rev J. K. McCain will take Mr. Shaffer's place and to him we turn with greetings. Another week brings us to the Christmas season. The stores of our merchants have on their holi day appearance. Our merchants are prepared for a big trade for 12 cent cotton has banished the cry of hard times. Our churches are pre paring for special services. At the Lutheran church a Christmas tree and special service for the Sun day School will be held on the evening of the 25th. The Metho dist church will have a tree and special service on the morning of the 25th. Mr, Jas. ). Luther, of Colum bia, is with his parents thi-i week. The Rev. D. Tiller, who was with tis years ago and is still held in pleasant reniembrance by our people, is expec '-d to visit our community this wec.. As people come and go; pass each other and in their general ex change of opinions we 'bear that the continued cold has hurt both wheat and oats, and as well the contrary opinion that. they are not hurt. Thar the price of cottoi, 2 cents, is a siflicien in(11ceeilunt to hold cotton as well as to sell. That the old A. R '. Church is being torn awayv from~ i. lotunda. tionis. This '.rneitureP. loected at he cemetr, a n lwbee usedl for miany' '.-rs P'resb.yterianis ;,re N: anyr a pr sonag'.e on (lie vae-u t lot bet ween M\rs. E!iviri lKiM'er i:d olm. J. S. WhtIneler. I h:! ' ISign which m-iy be :e1 *hi;& -ae runt. MNiss Marie Re (:igin is visiting inI the country. fle Quick. Not a minut a t o be l.a2 . ben a chiildl shows sywmt ms (I' i ' a p. Chamber lain's Cough R emedy yiven 5 soon as the child becme hoarse,0 or(ven after the croupy' tou: appear, will prevent the attack. It nver fails, and is leasant an saf to ta! F' sale by mith Iro: (. New -rI Sv . C., and 'rosperity Iru (.. ...a.*itiy, S. C. THE OLD REL ABL ibsolutely Pure E' IS NOi SlinTITUTE Christmas atisf action and ;aving If there is ever a time during the whole year when you want .your money to go farthest it is right now. Everyone likes to give. The problem is what you can give that is worthy of giving and still have your money go around. In both of these respects this store can be of service to you. What to give becomeo an easy matter when you have such an ample stock of desirable gifts to se lect from as we are ,showing this year. It combines every element of beauty, usefulmess, novelty and realworth. Many items in our stock that you cannot get else where and nothing that you can get elsewhere that is worth having that you cannot get here for the lowest obtainable prices. Come Soon We would like to impress upon every one the desirability of making their selection soon Every day will count from now until Xmias and every day the task will only increase your worry. The prices cannot be lower than they now are and the assortment will constantly grow less. Our stock is too large to be completely exhaus ted but it is so much easier to pick your gifts before the final rush begins. 'Let Us Help Thu WY want io lend evecry as'.. tanicr mi our power that v.l hel p n male t his~ a sat isfact ory hioliW:' 90-1is-i for yiu. If die siredi g!'l, will he set aide( for you. Wec will pack and .hi P goods5 for youi to out of towin friends, and will (deliver goods ini to:wni on Nmans mnorn ing. If there ar5e any othIer accommoationa .iOs we cans extecii to you, let us know'.. We hauve somiethiung for every person ~in thle c'ounlty. Those that ha:ve have Iihe pret Iiest go. *b. Dion't take their eWOrd for it; come and s;ee for yourself. Movaes' FOOD CHOPPER The Light of the Kitchen CHOPS EVERYTHING YOU LAT. Buy The...., "UNIVERSAL." SOLD BY No%bciry H8rare Co We have a few odds and ends of a large line of China which we will sell at prices to suit customers. Call and see our line before you select a Christmas present. Newberry Hardware Co. F. A. SCHUMPERT, Soc'y & Treas. MUST BE IN EVERY HOME IN NEWBERRY The following druggists requests the holders of MURNA coupons to bring them in at once and secure absolute ly free, the rvular siz. bottle of the G6rval PropArItion, M URNA. WINE For s!0fi (-ly c -y (4i' ler & Weeks Ag nI F. iSmall Savings are the Stepping Stones to success and 1 -nty $1.00 a month deposited in our Will in 10 years amount to $ 146 00 $5.00 will in 10 years amount to - - - -$73000 $10.00 will in 10 years amount to - - - -$I460 00 Ne want your business. Have ample facilities to accommodate our cus tomers. The Commercial Bank af Newberry, S. C, Cheap ; Ckets West, Northwest CALIFORNIA T\icetsi on saefoU t. liNov 2. 1Tih ILLINOIS ELNTItAL ltAILltOAD :itl Tickets aply)) to Tr'.-. Pass. Agt. , ill. (Cnal lR. 11., Atlanta, Ga. Knights of Pythlas,1 CABTLE HIALLA, 1T'ATPi'lD CONVICNTlIONS O1" ilIS k L,odge will lbe held on the 2nd anil -!ih Tuieiday nighits of e'11 ach I mnh at 8.(tt. Vi it.ig 1KnI ih . (ordially w'.l.* coed. Ti1lOS. 1E. 1ElTI NG. Crot.well lint.l lniling. Chrisir if s !! As usual the lai assorted stock goods are to b( store. Don't delay y Big cut in price SE. PeIh eliable Pharmacists. This is r but is sim buy your the C We have placed in our .ontains. TWENTY ] We will give a Key to this Box Fr( i.oo or over. Two (2) Keys with )yer. Three (3) Keys with every pa Only TLREE Keys will open this >t you may try your Key. The first Key to unlock the b< The second Key to unlock the I The third Key to unlock the bo No Key will be tried unless the tag to have a key. We do not know wh advertise in this paper when all th hour so everybody will have an equal gAw"Don't1 lose Te Tag--The Ke \Ve hlav. the largest selection, tile stylish shoes that are Inanifctured o please everybody. 0. KLEI 'PilE FAIR :\NI) S(" Hands \ EXCELSIOR KN OF UNIOS Y fa(~ n i i l ies I r ahan I' It T\\ Appj to J. H-. 0/AU L '>\d'ovr opJenld .i N'.vbarry. Itt.y other house' inl th1 St atE. lire go)ing to soIll thernii cheapli. SHELLEY, DEA Newberry Hardware Co's -ime, - Cemer Terra Cotta Pipe, Roof i Car Lots, S3 arolina Portland Cement. Cn nas SlR -gest and best of Christmas 'found at our our purchases. 3 till New Year. ani Sog, Newberry, S. C. EMS io gambling scheme, ply an inducement to SHOES from;&us for ASH. window-a box which DOLLARS. :e with every pair of Shoes soidat every pair of Shoes sold at $2.oo or ir of Shoes sold at $3.0 01 ovelr. box. When Keys h.ive all given ix takes TEN DOLLARS. >ox takes SIN DOLLARS.. x takes FOUR DOLLARS. is at tached. No entplove allowed ich key opens the box. Ve shall keys are taken and set a dty and chance to try his Keys. is wvorthless without it. best quality, t!,e most durable and I' Leat her and Iron, at prices Which) A' DN Elt Rt, U ARE' DE'Al.ER. Vanted. IT TING MILLS hie W%~ork oll'ir'<l by uts, all 01 )>ie ull i n iii 1I o th I. umrI avlits wh-> mak1.e froml .T Tr j'' .~ 21r:di Mgr'j'. V 60 3 1 li ni N & SUMMER .Old Stand, Main St. t- Plaster, ng Paper. mail Lots. Write, .. - -Charleston. S. C