Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many fe.ople, Newber rians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Miss Rosa Wright, of Laurens is visiting Mrs. D. M. Ward. Mr. 0. M. Jainieson arrived ii the city yesterday. Mr. Natt. W. Coleman. of Salud county, was in the city yesterday. Mr. W. B. \Verts. of Sp:utan burg, was in the city ycstCrIay. Dispen..': Joh .. M.e:sg Con1finedi to nIx"e!w: ae : Mr. T M. Nee' v . Miss Ne at H G 1a i .h . v N -. -~i *(II t noi:e :c . 'm Conve . Spalr tanhurg, Coi r . t N (. o n id Christ niain M 1i -o thile lee oftCdintn wil vii: 'i ceie Giler Curint Griat i arie at hon frol el ie h rte. N. . o spet Christ A um,hr Of the colege stodets 1ave Lnot,t esate home for Christ mias ht wil get in about aednes. dy. Thge,Rv D.rue NP. Boyd leto syetr thayC frisn new hfiedys. bo a Mr i. LWic: Rer, who has abees tiorin iniAliiat the Srdsopstlia Borsll, is at home for Chri~ tnst NIas.XVilCpokascli ot fMiss ta Besserechmer hame atteng Fav from Rizabet col shen Christmas.ldas Mis. Lieae whod h as Beenl, it: e sisat.ehmefo C rsas r. iCoppock rhasne o bom fromei Aanta hr e a e spendj- Chris'tas.aii~ l Missy lxize . t Peand, who a M.l hinard.\ ha rtunekt.h D.vr. J. \\ . NVlac, ol h,ake City wsiNeberry on r(lto ypnig toattnd the silviemr en of D and Mrs. J. K. Gilder. Mr. Wit liams is the resent chaillman of the StIte board of diletOrs but will not be a candidate for tve ckvtikm at the appirching session of the legisla ture. VARWmS ANI AL A1iOV. This is lxatiful wvthci Christmais wee~k. k t t , a \\;. 1 . * . The 110 .v i'. toth sch"ols of the cotyIlv ntil after Christmas and ia be fotun in i. ofhce every day until Mr . P. ScOt has resignlejd as diec.to h o the National bhank and Mr. S. B Aull. of Jalapa, has beein c l. in i I p!ace-. NI r. Aull is ole of the co unty's most succee:sful farrcls and iierciaits and one of her safest business men. His selec tion :is bank director is wise. Mr Howard Holland of Man ce.-Ler, Va., has been employed as coach for the biseba'l team during the comtingl, season. Mr. Holland has playd 1-rofessional ball for a tnumber of years and has won quite a reputation on lie diamond. Last sea.Ont lie was wi'i a leading team inl Columbia.-Newberry college cor. the State Th'le Rev. J. E. B3eardl has as sumed his duties as pastor of the Newberry circuit. Mr. Beard was admitted to the conference in 18r. HeI is a good p)reachier anid has b)een sincerely liked and esteemed t wherever lhe has been. The Rev. J. H. Graves. The Rev. J. HI. Graves, the new pastor of 0' Neall Street and Mollo I lion, preached two very excellenrt sermionrs in 0' Neall Street church -o Sunday The Rev. Mr'. Graves is wvell known in Newberry, having preached here a number of times. liHe is a very young man, having Sben b)orni in 1875, but lie is very a popular arid has already miade an en - viable reputation as a good preach er andc pastor. Hie received his Sedurcatio,n at tire Pr'esbyterianr col lege at Clinitonr, anid was admitted to the conference ini 1898. lHe ser-ved thre Greeniwood and Abbe viemssion tire past two years. ;.a ver y rionehr to lese the Rev G , I. E;1tdwrs hlit weclcomre Mrt. ra ves as 1't)iI a worth sccssort. t Opec ion l'or A pr enidlettis. - tir J. 1. TI. Seou., of l,ittle \Iot ii. carried hris 'daughter', S I iss >-.sir ( Sct t ,to (. Coli mbia ve's Stertday to be: operated riuo for ap pendici 1tis Drs. Knt owiltonr, of Co. ti,tinnbia, and S'ease diagnosed the it cause ont Sundiay and( prtonionneedC ii r. annpmiiitis. BACK TO THB OLD SCHBDULB. The Changv WIll Be Made on January 12. Statement Issued By Superin tendenit Welles. 'l'he Southern railway through the suretinteident o' this division, Mt. 1'. 1. elles, hiats ann111outiced that on the Ith of Jantary it will -vtoe th old schedule on the Co am1bia and tiouville Division. and the 1-oxtingh passenlget train, e 0h lmbia at -; o'clock in the ng :m~ :niiving in l'ieenville : -.' , anId Au uing arriving '"c h'~~ rcived N n \niA ' I .dkle held a .' .;' i" day aftet-ttoon -lions similar to dy publishedf -"L.at the pi esent - ned.Newh erry, - ,alone among -Ile line in the - eased with the -e oNerated and issuc - .eu'.s between Co -e :c have been e ;1e1i the publie two persons or com1 able to agrce as -Ine present schiedule: ~en So pronounced as to make it appear that the former scheduile or a to what schedle would suit but the adverse criticism against the present schedile was sat isfacnorY to more people an d to a larger section of the country which the road traverses than the pres,nt schedule. Therefore it has been decided, on the next change of time card, Jauiary 12. to restore trains 15 and 16 to their former figures, leaving Columbia 7 a. n , arriving Greenville at noon, and, returning, leave Greenville at 8.10 p. in., arriving Columbia 1.20 a. mll. Any further adjustment of the figures on the line of various sug gestions offered will b given care ful consideration." A SILVER WEDDING. Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Gilder C-lebrate The Twenty-Fifih Anniversary of Their Marriage. Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Gilder on Fri day evening, the 18th, celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage. The decorations were very beautiful. The handsome and spacious home was in gay Christ mas attire, each room being wreath edl and garlanded in holly and mis tletoe. Numerous palms and ferns, with great masses of crimson car nations dlotted here and there, added to the beauty of the scene. Brillhant electric lights, shiniing through red shades, lent a roseate glow. In the dining room the color scheme of red was further carried out. From the chandelier to the four corners of the table were stream ers of red satin ribbon, caught with holly. A tail vase of crimson carnations and ferns formed the cenitrepiece. About onie hiundredl guests en joyed the charnmig hlospi[mlit y of D)r. and Mrs. Gilder. An elegami hot suppiher was served. TI be puni~ch bowl wats gracefully andl gacioulsly p)resided oiver- by Mia sts co ert and llanit. *Ntinuerous costly andl becaitifulI D r and( Mrl s Gilder hi:'e hosts; of f riends in Newvberry and tunoughiout lhe State who wish fr1 them m1anv *more returns of their wedding an niversary and much hmappi ness and prosp)erit y as they together pass the milestones along life's p)athlway. CHRISTMAS DAY. Approfriate Services Will Be Held in the w Lutheran Church-An Appeal For Aid. . There is no day in the year upon which Christians should count it a greater privilege to worship in God's G S1 house than Christmas day. It is a m home (lay, full of joy and gladness, but it is first of all a day of gladness in the church. Appropriate services will be held at the Lutheran Church of the Re deemer on Christmas morning at i i o'clock. It is hoped that every G member of the congregation, who can possibly attend. will be present, G and all others are cordially invited to worship with them. G The congregation of the Lutheran churcli of Norfolk, Virginia, which was recently destroyed by fire, asks from all other Lutheran churches a Christmas offering to help them re- I build. An opportunity will be y given for such a free will offering p at the Christmas service of the - Church of the Rede-mer. The I pastor of the Norfolk church is a ti Newberry College man, well known a' and highly esteemed by our people, C the Rev. W. -1. Riser. m St. John's the Evangelist's Day. A This year this day falls on Suit day, Decembhe- 27th, and wvill be ob)servcd in ithe Lutheran church of the Releemner at the evening service This day is not only an important mietlorial day in the church year, but is a day ef grent interest to one of the largest and most influential oi secret oiganiizations in the world. ) ; N A cordial invitation is extended to O all and a spccial invitation to all W!h() are specially interested. The thme of t he serm.,on wibl be "St. John. the I",va ngel ist. A Christmas Tree. Tlhere will he a Christmas tree at .. Central Methodist church on Thurs day night At 7.30. Frlits and cau dies will be distributed to the chil- o dren. Parents and friends are! requ,.Ated to contribute presents as early as possible. Wicker- -Wessinger. Invitations have been issued an- N nouncing the marriage, on Wednes- t day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Decem- a her 23d, Of Mr. Thomas E. Wicker 0 and Mi .s Minnie Wessinger. The" marriage will take place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. - S. WV Wessinger. Mr. Wicker is at present teaching school. He is C a graduate of Newberry college and f< has done a considerable amount of literary wvork. He is a promising f< young man. Both the young peo pIe have hosts of friends. Another Store Robbery. Messrs. E. A. Grifim & Co. found " F one of the lower doors to their es- n tablishmient open one morning last week. It is probable that several e articles are missing. It seemsn thatt some one was locked in the night t be fore, as was the case with Messrs V Purcell & Scott some time ago. The thief has not yet beeni captured. MONEY TO LOAN-We negotiate kkloans on improved farm lands at seven perV cent, interest on amounts over one .thousand dlollars, and1 eight per cent. interest on amounts less than $1,000. Long time andl easy payments. llunt, Hunt & Hunter, Attor-neys. ANTEDIJ'~1. -Board for twVo. \Vil Y fur'nish, tu'rniturec. iloomn on riast floor dlesir)ed. Addrs W '15 . c are of' this oflice. . 2~ . I, loii A ply to Iot. 1. ull, .laO IKESTIA I JR A NTI f%necy (;rocei out t he( gro(-(y Ystore o Ch(. V. D ouagins wilJ alSo (onunu theC I restaurant at the sam pInee' and( you canl secure a. grood mal eb'aJ. lie also) has a good line of fancy and sta >le grioceries at prices that anc eanane. THB COTTON MARKET. 'hat the FAeecy Staple Was Bringing Yesterday Afternoon in the Various Por,tions of the County. Newberry. (Corrected by Nat Gist.) ood Middling. .. .. 12 62 1-2 rict Middling ..... 12 50 iddling ........... 12 37 1-2 Prosperity. dorrected by J. L. and A. G. Wise.) Dod Middling. ....... 13 Chappells. (Corrected by John R. Scurry.) )od Middling. . . . . . . . . 12 75 Pomaria. (Corrected by Aull, Hentz & Co.) ood Middling . . . . . . 12 75 Little Mountain. (Corrected by J. B. Lathan.) >od Middling . . - . . . . . 12 75 Kinards. (Corrected by Smith Bros.) >od Middling ........ 12 50 SPECIAL NOTICES. Car load Cotton Seed lulls just received, get our supply now. t E. M. EVANS & Go. ANTED Two good looper hands. Also two good families with knit. mill help. Good prices. good water id good pay for all. Apply at once to ironaca Mill, Anderson, S. C. P. S..- -Will furnish transportation to ly good family or loopers. 3ARTI ,S having houses to rent or - lots for sale will do well to see ill and Higgins in regard to same, ho will rent and take charge of col etions, etc. ON'T miss seeing those handsome Feather Bows at VOOTEN'S. L1'EGANT line of PI.:ni.:c' SnAr. A Umbrellas, at WOOTEN'S. NNOUNCEMENT.-Dr. Jerome Know!ms, late membter of Faculty Southern School of Osteopathy, and r. loss P. Knowles. have located in owberry, S. C., for the practice of teopatly. Treatment given at resi n11ee or I. t treat i ng oom. Lady opera r and lady at.ten<lant wheln desired. m10-;ll!ktion ilnd ex-minationl free. Resihdolee M G.lenn's Office ider proepar.-tion. J U NTER & SA NI I arv ruming a . saw mill about ooe rle from city road to Ulldlay's brid.ve, and are -1Mpa'd to fid all Ordes .or Iu Mber. OR SA LE Th' o -roon cottige, wi , ot; bu)il.si.i , 8 ac ' of im 'oved frming land :11d niCe young 'chard anld vineyard, I mile form New ry College, will be sold first Monday January unless sold bel ore at private Lde. For terms etc., apply to Dn. D. L. B.oozi-:, Newherry. or DR. J. Wv. Hoozi.:, Columbia. OTICE-----T have moved my saw mill - on M rs. Ida N. Boozer's place near ew Chapel Church, and am prepared furnish on short notice, long and iort leaf pine lumber-heart or sap reasonable prices. Any one in need first-class lumber will do wel to get y prices before placing their orders. 11. 0. LONG, Silver Street, S. C. TAL~UABL~E REAL ESTATE FOR I SA LE- Sixty Acres adjoining in >rporate limits of Newvberry. High ate of cultivation. One hundred and >rty acres one and a half miles from >wn. Good creek and river bottom, ne meadows on bioth tracts. For in >rmation apply to G. M. B. EPTING. or E. 1I. Auct. First Cost Not the Cheapest. The first cost of an article does not ecessarily determine its cheapness. or mnstance, a sack of "Clifton" flour ay cost y~ou a little more than other o-called patent flours, but it will be heaper to you in the end. Why? B3e" ause it will not only make more bread the sack, but will take less lard and da to make it. Order a sack of "Clif .n" and make a test for yourself. It 'ill prove the truth of this statement T. J. HAYS. Do you want one of the prettiest and nost stylish Hats in towvn this season f so you must have it made by the Our priices are the lowes~t and t yIes the newvest that enun be found Get the Best For the Asking. W~hen yo oder a (l( ack of pautent ro 0your(il grlocr, do n1ot, t(e11 hin (-- s iin" is ih( lest pi ,& y sV.m -.v l b t h .i uar md r n itdoes no pov a Li'repres 'age and(1 -:t "yi asIih rolls ;n W A lI I abrut l p r:it a Saa 8:1 0.0i p r wI t'eah week. Moluney fo - (xpI va nced. P osit Ion31I nri 'aner ness suicessfui an 1( 10 hing. H-ouse. 33) D)e:.rbori St. Oh