Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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3K. I. AUI, F.01toR. BIENNIAL SESSIONS. Both houses of the general as semubly have passed tie "biennial Sessions bill" and the question will in all probability be submitted to the people this summer. We do not believe that biennial sessions will save any niotey, as we have heretofore stated, but the editor of this paper, along with the other representatives in the lower house from this county, voted for the pass age of the bill which submits the question direct to the people. We are very glad to note that the citizens of Prosperity have about got together on the question of building a new school house. Our correspondent says that the adop tion by the citizens' meeting of the committee recommendation that bonds be voted to the amount of $3,500 for this irpose will do a great deal towards harmonizing the school interests of the district. We hiople that lie is correct and that the citizvens will .ote the1 bonds. We WoUld very much have liked to seC a $ ,uoo brick structure erected, but we confildlitly preict that if a Inloder.i1 fr:ilm structilCre is ercted, and the citizens f Pros)erity note the increased pride which will be taken in their school hw all con cernI(d(, that it will not be very long before tihey will get together and erect a $uo,ooo building. Senator Tilhuan is again after Cruim's political scalp and wants to know if lie has been commis sioied under his fourth al)point ment and if so, by what authority of law. We only wish that he could get two scalps and that the other would be Mr. Roosevelt's. But we are vcry much afraid that a president who canl make an appoint ment between 12 o'clock noon and 12 o'clock noon of the same day can find another dodge, equally ab surd but equally satisfactory to a Republican senate. which seets to be afraid to confirin and equally afraid not to confirm, but is willing to let Charleston he burdened with a negro collector. The people in this section are well pleased with the appoinltimlenlt of Mr. IIecnry Williamuis as superini tViendet of the Savannah divisioin of the Soutlherin rail way andl that Ihis j urisdlictin wi ~ ill extend( over thle Cohunnhia and G'reeniville branch. Mir. WVilliaims was a former condulhe tor on thiis branuch, and is re menmbered with pleasure ini New herry', where he was v'ery popular with the traveling public. The Anderson chamber of comn mierce now has a plan to establish a college with a $25,00o p)lant and an endowment of $75 ,ooo. Ander son is wide awake and her citizens pull together and that is the only way to accomplish anything. "Why have I flung away anmbi tion?. Why have I rejected this prioffe'red greatness and been deaf to the entreaties of those who talk only of 'getting together.' I want to know what they are getting to gether for, whether to defend rights or to enter upon a course of pillage." So exclaimed Wmn. J. Bryan in an addr'ess in New York city this week. Nobody else could have attempted to give, Mr. Bryan ai reasons for re jecting it because nobody other than Mr. Bryan himself ever knew that lie had rejected any proffered greatness. T1he citizens should take some (definlite action at their mieetinig this afternoon and bring the matter to a conclunsioni. Rev. P. H. E. Derrick will fil appointinents at the hours stated a follows: At St. Philips on Sunday, th< 31st inst, at i i i. im. and at Bach mIn chaPel at 3 p. In On Saturday before the first Sun day in February at i\I r. S. V Wessinger's residence near Holly' Ferry, at 7-30 p. M. Take Notice. The Delineator at Wooten's. Clearance sale of millinery a Tarrant's. At Mayes' drug store- igo seed for 1904 planting. "Middle Busters'' at the New berry Hardware Co. store. Mr. 1,. B. Auill wantsan agent a Whitmire to represent the Newber ry Steam Laundry. Cures Blood, Skin Trouble, Cancer, Bloo Poison, Greatest Blood Purifier Free. If your blood is impure, thin, diseased hot or full of humors, if you have bloo poison, cancer, carbuneles, eating sores scrofula, eezema, itching, risings an lumps, seabby, pimply skin, bone pains catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood o skin disease, take Botanic Blood 1aIn (B. B. 3.) recording to directions Soon ail sores heal, aches and pain stop, the blood is made pure and ricl leaving tihe skinl fve from every erip tion, and givimg the rieh glow of per feet lealth to the skin. At. the sam tim.. 1'. U. 1. impro es the digestion Cures dysp)epsia, strengthens week kid neys. Just the medicine for 01(l people as it gives them new, vigorous blood Druggists,$1 per large bottle, with di rections for honie cure. Sample fre atd prepaid hp writing Blood Balm Co. Atlonta, (,.. Describe trouble an special free Imledical advice also sent i seal(ed letter. B. B. i. is especiall advise i'or chroic, deep-seated case ol iplure b100 atd skin ldisease, an cures after all else falls. Trespass Notice. 1 PERSONS ARE HEREW notified not to trespass upon th lands of the undersigned by hunting < any manner whatsoever. N. C. O'CONNOR. KATIE REAGIN. P otice To Creditors. A LL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIM .X against the estate of James I Hlendrix, deceased, will present sam duly attested to the undersigned, or m Attorneys Mcssrs Hunt, Hunt & Hun er, on or before February 18th 1904. .JOHN W. HENDRIX. Admr. of estate of James H. Het drix, deceased. January 4th 1904. |N4OTICE TOICE IS II E PHIY GIVEN TiIA N the iidersigned, Composing th Board of Jury Commissioners for New herry Count. , State of South Carolin will on the 29th., of Jan., inst., at nini a. im., in the oflice of the Clerk of Comt for saidl County, openly aind p)ublicl draw thirty-six J1ut'ors to serve as Peti Jury men, at the February term ( Cout of General Sessions for New bert Comuty, beginning l'ceby 8th., 190-f, an conerninig for one week, and also twelv grns d .urors to0 serve for~ the year 190. J1no. 12, Epps, CoLunty Tlreasurer. WV. WV. (romer, County Auditor. J1no. C. Gloggans, Clerk of Court. MIDDLE BUSTEllS. Have you seen them' They are regular Cotton Stalk Lifters. Call at our headquar ters, just below the dis pensary, and get une Our old stand was a good one, but our bu siness here is better prices sell the goods and we have the low est. Dr-op in and set us in our new quarters where we can show~ you the largest anc best selection of hard-. ware in the place. Newberry Hardware Co, F. A. SCHUMPERT, Sec'y & Tras Chicago Record-Herald. "Why are you leaving?" asked the star boarder. "I'm afraid the landlady has de signs on--methinks she's going to get me to imarry her daughter or something. At dinner last night she gave me the tenderloin instead of the tough end of the steak." Mr. Wm. S. Crane, of California, Md suffered for years from rheumatism and lumbago. He was finally advised to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which he t did and it effected a complete cure. For sale by Smith Drug Co., Newberry, Prosperity Drug Co., Prosperity. W ANTED -Faithful person to . travel for well established house in a few counties, e!lling on re tail merchants and agents. Local ter ritory. Salary $20.00 per week with expenses additional, all payable in cash - each week. Money for expenses ad vanced. Position permanent. Busi ness successful and rushing. Standard House, 330 Dearborn St., Chicago. AMITY LODGE N. 87, A F. M. A lU''ULA I<'OM atNI WATION Sof Amity Lodgc, No. 57. A 1'. M. -ill bo held Alolday evt ilng at 7 o'clock, in Nlinsom Hall Vi-iting ' r~ethri'nen d ialv w'elcom. it 4. l"o. -s. M1)W Vl, WV. . .1. H. I\1. K i .N N ereau y. Notice to reditors. - , LL1ERSONS 1 AOLDING (LALMS i\. . against the estate of David 1lip), deceased, will present the same, duly - attested, to us or our attorn'eys, Nlessrs. Ilunt, H1unt & Hunter, oin or before the 10th day of February, 190-1. - Al M. 1111', Adilx. R. 11. 1l11P1', Adir. y STATE OF SOI'I CAIOlNA. s COUNTY ()P N EW' WBE IY- --IN COMMON PLEAS. Fi ancis L. Britt, Plaintiff, aguinst Ezyl >hia Gauntt, Dolly Brogden, Eliza Gunter, 1olly Gunter, Alfred e Gauntt, Jacob Gaunitt, Mrs. Rish, John Lindsay, Henry Lindsay, Fan ny Lindsay, Eliza Ann Killough, Martha Ann Johnson, Eloise Mat thews, the heirs at law of Henry Gauntt, and the heirs at law of Isreal Gauntt, whose names and places of residence are unknown to the plaintiff. Defendants. Summons for Relief. e [Complaint filed.] y OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the corn plaint in this action which is filed in the office of Clerk of Court for said county, State aforesaid, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at the law oflice of Lam bert W. Jones at Newberry, South Carolina, within twenty (lays after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time afore Said, the plaintiff, in this action will ap ply to the Court for the relief demand ed in the complailnt. LANIlERT W. JONES, iPlaint iff's Attorney. [J1. F. J1. CALD)WELL ,] eof Counsel. Y '> the DeftendantIs, El iza Guinter, P'olly Gunter, Mirs. Rish. also the heiris at f law of Ilenry (launtt and heirs at' law of' Isreal Gau ntt, whose names (2 andl pla!es; of residlen ce are uni nown e to the P laintif: -'Take notice thia t lie comp)laint in this action togefther with the summons, of' which the foiregoinig is a cop)y, were' filed with the Clerk ojf the Court of Common Pleas, for Newberry County, in the State of South Carolina, on the fourteenth lay of' October, A 1). 1899. LAMBERTI W. JONES, Plaintiff's Attorney. Newvberry, S. C. ,..T HE... People's National Bank PROSPERITY, S. C. CAPITAL STOCK $25,000. Burglar proof safe and insurance fire proof vault. We do a general banking 1:u,iness. We solicit your business. Prompt and polite at tention. Interest allowved in savings de partrnent. M'. A. (CAntIisL, P'residlent. WV. W. Waxtn Cashier. DIRECTORS. W. P'. Pugh, WV. A. Mlo'eley, J. P. Howers, George Joihnsi,'ne, 1I-I int. vHITE A MOV Begining Tue uing through tho Dn sale White G Df special value Estto all in need clise 50 pieces W extra Good qua priced. This is Indias that we h One big lot Pe fine grades atl5 White Merce good selection, White soft k White English I Muslins, Etc., prices. Thousands of yarc and Nainsook Embroi thecheap showy kin'd, desirable goods, the k i well, and gives satis our bisy stock of Linei figures. It's a big st worthy of your close i Visit us this week, w your advantage, Your: C. &I OWE A FIRST CLASS AGED A good propositio get the business. Wr L. B.. Application01 For Homelstcal. pAKE NOTICE TIIATr JOIIN H ion to h eaIlomcsteadn e > >aic hc he now owns set apart t<>hi n tco(acewt s aue soth .inn 0tuiMaster N. (. VER'S sday and contin : week. We place oods and Linens and special inter of such merchan hite India Linens lities, reasonably the best val,ue in ave ever offered. rsian Lawn very c to 37c the yard. rized waistings priced low. inish Nainsooks, -ongclotAh, ct'eck ill at reasonable Is of fine elegant,Swiss lery and Insertings-Not usually shown, but fine nd that looks well, wears faction. Every yard of ' Damasks at reduced ock too of good Linens, nSpection. 'e will try and make it to - truly, G. S. .r Co. errg 4T AT WHITMIRE. i to the man who can te AULL Newberry, s. C. NOTICE! A hbPROma VNDEBTEDTO dcase will pa their aid Indebte(l estate may be indebted will rendler an day1 of Februiary, 1904.