The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 29, 1904, Image 4
X. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Entered at the Postoffice at New
berry, S. C., as.second class matter.
FRIDAY, JULY 29.
The War in The Far East.
There has been veTy little news of
a definite character during the past
few days from the struggle in the
far east. There has been no decisive
;engagement or even decisive move
ment on the part of either side. and
the present indications are that the
struggle will (rag its weary length
for many days. unless an unexpected
complication should arise. or unless
Russia. becoming over-burdened with
her internal dissensions. should be
come wearv of the c,nflict and end
it in sinme manner. Reports late yes
terday afternoon indicated :ha the
complications between Russia and
Great Britain. brought about by the
seizure of British ships and the sink
ing of one British vessel, the Knight
Commander, by Russian vessels in
the Red Sea. had been satisfactorily
adjusted. Russia having met Great
Britain's demands in the matter.
It seems to be a fact. however, that
very little can be judged from the re
ports which we are receiving of the
war. Owing to the difficulty which
the newspaper correspondents at the
.front have in getting any news of a
definite character. and the still great
er difficulty which they encounter
when they try to get it through the
press censors, the reports are delayed
and transfigured and very meagre.
For this reason and for others there
is very little foundation on which to
build an opinion as to the possible
outcome of the struggle or its length.
That Russia has about as much to
contend with at home as she can
manage is evidenced by the assassi
nation of her minister of the interior
in the streets of St. Petersburg yes
terday morning. The empire of the
Czar has ever been rent with internal
dissensions and the seeds of anarchy
there find fertile soil.
The investigation of the Eutawville
lynching is still being carried forward.
If there are not some arrests and
some punishment in this matter. it
might not be in had taste for Gover
nor Heywvard to reqtuest'the resigna
tion of sonme of the offncers of Ber
keley county. Solicitor H-Iildebrand,
it will be recalled, attended the in
quest and stated in his report to the~
governor that the acting coroner and(
everv~ 'ne who heard the testimony
wvere agreed as to the personnel of
the guilty parties.
It is not long now until the county'
campaign will open up again. New
berry county.is to be congratulated
upon the good feeling which has
characterize'd the campaign this year.
But then Newberry cotunty campaigns
are always pleasant.
The .recent rains throughout the
county have wonderfully improved
the crop prospects.
At. New Hope Church.
There will two sermons at New
Hope on Sunday and likewise
through the meeting.
J. K. McKain. Pastor.
Barbecue at Longshore.
J. M. Counts will give a barbecue
at Longshore on Autgust 4th. con
gressional campaign day.
A Good Game.
A close and interesting game of ball
at Chappells in Tttesday resulted in a
score of 5 and at the end of the
eleventh innitng. The contesting
teams were from Chappells atnd
GreenwooId. Criouch. of Siliver Street.
tossedl the 1phere for Chtappells.
Messrs. John C. Gogganis. Jr.. and
Harvey Cabanies, both of this city.
The game was one of the fastest seen
anywhere in the county this season,
as is evident from the tie score at
the end of eleven innings.
Butler Squelched an Interrupter.
The late Benjamin F. Butler was
one of the most tactiul speakers whc
kept an audience in a roar. and whc
w(in their good will. even if he did
not capture their votes, by the un
-orthodox character of his political
preaching. During wnc (if these good
fashioned pt-litical meetings for
wvhich Massachusetts was noted But
Ier in an outburst (if patriotism trul\
.made the eagle scream." Then. for
a diversion. he engaged in a delect
able occupation of "pulling the tail'
of the British li-mn. just for pure en
joyment of hearing that bad temper
ed and sorely harrassed animal growl.
At -ine point in his address he quoted
a certain English newspaper as au
thority fi-r his assertion.
A burly. red faced man in the au
dience. who had interrupted him once
or twice before. cried out. in a heavy
bass v4)ice:
"I din't kno)w tif any such paper.
Butler paused in his remarks. and.
after the silence had become impres
sive. he walked to the center of the
4tage. and pointing the foretinger of
his right hand at the offender, said.
slowly and emphatically:
Pray. my dear sir. do not interrupt
the proceedings of this meeting, for
if you begin to tell us what you don't
know there will be no time for any
thing else."
The roar of genuine laughter that
followed completely squelched the
disturber. who kept silence during
the remainder of the meeting.
The cradle that is rocked by the
hand contains the force that rules
the world.
If you would be popular, don't tell
your troubles.
NOTICE.
A regular communication of Amity
Lodge. No. 87. A. F. M.. will be held
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock in
Mlasonic Hall. Visiting brethren cor
dially welcomed.
Geo. S. Mower. W. M.
J. H. M. Kinard, Secretary.
Honest M
At the Lowesi
We have one more r
then we will be talking
Fall Gooc
In all of- our departr
reat many very desire
mer trade. Those whc
worn out what they go
just the things they ne
at cost, to close out bri
Before we finished our Mi
ordered the staple things we hi
Underwear,
Drawers,
Susper
nd we now have an order out
as soon as the manufacturers<
of our Manhattan Colored Shir
will close at $1.00. We also
Shirts that cost $9.00 a dozen
50c. goods at 38c., and all of<
o you will find something her
to catch the early trade we has
NEW FAI
We have just received Sev
Women's Boys' and Children's
Shoe Co. for the fall trade. TI
ine of Shoes in this country.
ers in the world, and have r<
good honest Shoes for their c
teed to give good service or m<
We want your business, and
dise for your hard earned cas
Come and see us often.
AO . Ji
W. F, E
Nwerrv. S. C.. Julb
*ENDORSER AT HOME.
Such Proof as This Should Convince
Any Newberry Citizen.
The public endoy somerL of a local cit
izen is Oe best proof I ba1 emn be pro
duced. None better, none strontgr can
be had. WbeL a mai. t..mvs f rward
and testifies to his feilow ciliz rs. ad
dresses his friends ano n--ibtors you
may be sure he is tboruug1h . coriviiced
or he %ould not do r.o. t elgin one s
experience when it is f.r tue pulic
cood in an act of kindr-ss that z-noufld
b- apprecasted. The- foliowing ,taLt
o.n& given b. a reiuenl of N- werr.
n-td one m4 re to ibe many cas.s of
H trv Feodlo,:t-r(nt Wchb ' '' beine
puhlibtd ahout " 1he Lit.I-- cOr quer
or " Read it:
P. B Hutchinson prep: i,-tor of gen
era] hou5.-bold furnbin_ siore on Ma.in
str. vet -ayz: -I I-av- n-d Do4n's Kid
nev Pills in my fami: wi:b very bene
ficial etffect. We. used them for kidney
t ouble -nd hackaebe. The ro'it f aiven
Was inImediae >:nd permanent I oh
ained the pils it W. E. Pelham &
San's druv -ti-re and I cai and do re
commend them very biihl beliovine
them to be all that is c'aimed for tbem.
For sale be all dealers Prioe 55 cents
per box FoQter-Milburo Co, Buffalo N.
Y.. sole agents for the United States
Remember the nam-: Doals ad take
nor, su itute.
Best Mineral As
phalt Roofing.
C. H. CAN NON,
Near G., N. & L. Depot.
Shingles! Shingles! Shingles!
200,000 Shingles just
received, FOR SALE
CHEAP, also Lumber
and Laths, Rough or
dressed.
Houses Built on short
notice. SHOP WORK
such as Mantles, Doors
and Window Frames
a specialty. Repairing
of all kinds.
Shop in front of jail.
Shockleu & Livingstoq
Newberry, S. C.
mchandise
L Cash 'Prices!
nonth of Summer and
Is to YOu.
ents, now, we have a
>!e things for late Sum
h'ave bought early and
in the Spring. can find
ad, and some of them
ken lots.
-Summer Clearance Sale we
i sold out of; like
iers,
Collars and Cuffs,
or New H ats, to be shipped
ma get them out. The balance
s worth $1.50 and $2.00 we
ave a lot of Men's Colored
hich we will sell at 75c., and
r Straw Hats at almost cost.
to please you all the time, and
ein store our
L SHOES.
nty-three (73) cases of Men's,
Shoes from the Hamilton Brown
is, beyond question, the best
They are the largest Shoemak
~ached this position by making
ustomers. Every pair guaran
ey refunded.
will give you as good merchan
Sas can be found in the State.
NES, Proprietor.
ART, Manager.
special Mil
W efindtI
* more in thi
we wish'
we care ti
our invent(
We ther
special indi
all who wic
Summer M
$ he departr
petent hand.
+sure that we C
+ We have a f
<ing Hats, HatE
the perquisite
Prices away
and see for yo
Our lines of Wk
Light Woolen Dres
evening wear, Hosif
all right. Nice line
Come and see us.
MOV
Seeds ti
Early Flat Dutch I
Early Purple Top,
Early Purple Top,
Early White Egg,
Yellow Globe Turr
Amber Globe 1-4
Yellow Aberdeen 1
Seven Top 1-4 lb.
American Imp'vd F
These are the vari
giving you good crop;
Stick to them.
linery Sale.
hat we have.
s line than
more than:
o enter on
)ry.
efore offer
.cements to
h their late:
illinery now.
nent is in com
s, and we feel
an please.
ine lot of walk
for Dress.and
s therefor.
down. Come
urselves.
ite Goods, Muslins,
s Goods, Goods for
ry, Gorsets, etc, are
D of Neckwear.
IER'S
lot Grow
-4 lb. 10c.
Flat, 1-4 lb. 10c.
Globe, 1-4 lb. 10c.
1-4 lb. 15c.
LP 1-4 lb. 10Oc.
lb. 0c.
-4 lb. l0c.
10Oc.
~utaaga 1-4 lb. 15c.
etes that have been
rug Sotre.