The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 27, 1906, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSON6L.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
There has bn Ii, m ireary win
ter weat[e*r for the past lay or two.
The Auderonroi Daily %Iail says that
limn, 11. A. .iswr.ai may euiter the ract
ftr go4erwifor.
Mr. A. 4'. .lolws attended the Y. M.
i'. A.----nntion I mshaleston la'A
.% is. C:millb- Willit.. tof Spartan
IMurg, i)- ViigAlo \anjep a Wil
liamls it) 110l .111
G,s.ii W. Washin--tmi. A' l,au
1'PS, i'. viiiin- her sister. Mrs. 0. B.
Nlayer.
leosr-. .\i,-k Jidenbangh and Sid
Ne'r KOhn)III tf l'rllsperity weri- inl towil
Mr. A. B1. V'argil.-. i-tsli,r ' th.- Sa
luda tsb<t. was-iin NewbvIerry, yes
t"irday.
MAa. ary Dobhi, lavi- toay
r r .\flawn : lwrv - in, wi'! ..peo?d iiams
Iiitior- with lier sim. Air. I.iwm DJObins.
Mf.r b. .John 3L Kiiard. W. Ii.
Hiilt aI GOle'g W. o1. Snaner re
fiti l oI Frida fr-mi n busines. trip
to Ne.- Yrk
IDr. ('. S. Mattlews', of I'anet
ville, slpe-nt last Thmlitrlay night with
*i'ts-paereunts. Mri. and .\ 31r. F. I'. .1at -
lws at .alapa.
'Th1- iuidweek service at the Luther
n~~ff illwy Ifthredeemer will be
.II-II 1-. h 1 1 1 f' illk
T!. I . ii ' Aidl sqietym odf the ,u
IthennZi'I c'in oft tilw lIe<eerner wilt
T (.1-si .0t1roi on 114 al fon'd e r'lock.
31l. W. . Lyles, If Ielenia, has
i'-en elf4-tEl chief (f police at WIit
i:;I alldt will I'lve- his famuily there
1 - week 1, to) .- sm hisi- 11hties Ini l the
I *:t < April.
Mirs. .1. B. W'Neil 1iollowII left
'oi last I (iday on a visit to her
diuwit--r. Mrs. .1. H. Weeks, of El
loep, niid( other relatives int Orange
Thell( iront to Mir. It. F. Grilfll's
store lnas bowen etift 41, an1d rebuilt so
Sm to line up with the niew stores on
that block and it aIds imielh to the
U ppeitnnof 1 hats streel.
liin. th. e. 5. M1owe.' <. Ne'wbewrr.3
was in Ci'irol ia yesterda v. li states
1th4t thle innU., fw a 1i(w $10,M0 euIturt
o ise niI Jail in Newberry emOL:'Ity
sIiin- iIe b ti e apirL . l on-par Ie ndin
Thle, State'.
woodEit Ibhis morn1Iinf: for .Iohni WalIker.
A speia*i from5 Ia 11n Andersii'oni
coumnty to theu Jnily Mai'il of Maireb '..
says that 11ev. It. C. igufn had the
The h. rse att -mipted to jump at picket
ifencei and. was 9so badly 5IhaIggedQ that
it hnd to be0 killed.
4' th lot 10 suI!gested b.y Trhe ler1b1
an Id News 1 isnot (cnsideretd thc best
thel H(quare onl which1 Dr. McCJIlnto(k 's
residIence stands w.ouild makect an
ideal1 pltec and1( it iis more etevatedi
thantu theu ofther squareI. Eiither one0 is
ad(mirab)le forP lotion01.
Pity' the0 mil service has1 to b, hlcd
nyj oni th C.i N. & L. because nuo one0
canI heC secuiredi to take the mail fromt
the train to thle po)stoimeo and from
the postomtec 1to thet train in Columbia.
Thle golvernmIlent oflers $20 per month
and the lowest bid f'or tihe work ini Co
lumbfia is $50) per month.
Th'Ie fo)od 50n(o of the Ladies' Aid so.
eiet.y of the Lutheran chiuroh, held( thet
pas)lt t.wo Saturdays inu the Summe1
Ilrothters carriage repository, in the
McCaiughiun block has proved a groal
success, as well as' an accommodatiott
to busy hoanokeepera. It wilt be con.
tinued f'rom week to week.
The R1ev. Dri. J1. A. II. Scherer,
president of Nowboirry college, accom
anlued b)y his little dlaughlter', Isabel,
aS thle guest oIf Mr's. W. V. Moyer, al
No. 241 M('oting street. They .arriv
ed Friday morning andt wvill remalir
hruni Mondtay. Dr.' Scheru eat
to hJnetile convention of theo Y.'Md
~$ ~O.~1 wvill preach tomorrow inSt
4 8L4tboen elhurch, of whll
# st unco pa'sor.'-Oh~arlestoti Post
SEMI-CITMINrAL NEWBns.m
OLLGE
Will Be Celebrated in a :B*AtUM
Manner-Special Invitation Has
Been Sent Gov. Heyward.
Tus 'umi-cntennial of Newberry
:-11'e;:c v.will be held inl a few weeks
und Goveinvr Heyward has been invi
tel to) be present on that occasion
Dr. .1. A. B. Scherer, the president o
thr!. college, writes that he knows thal
(ov'ernor'Heyward is averse to mak
ing speeches, but that Governor Hey
ward is invited as president of thq
bi-ard of trustees of the South Caro,
liia university as well as in his ca,
pacity as governor, and the trusteei
of Newberry college are particular.
aixiius to lave hiij.-The State.
It is nly about two and a hall
w JI1ths 1mtil e4coltnlmcicemllent will N<
w%ith i us. Committees were appointel
to have charge of the programme and
other natters but nothing has beer
heard of them. NXo doubt they are ai
work and everything is moving
smoothly and probably nthing ig tU
be -.aid of the exercises just yet. I1
is ni- doubt too early ta be tiving any
thing out for publication and the
bove item of news is obtained from
the Columbia State.
This seni-centeinial should be 1
:reat -teasiom for the -alunui and for
the c(ollexe. A time for'.the-rcunion
1' the old studenits and for the gradu
ites too eome to, uether and talk ter
.'riowr day.m :mol havv elIU04),'fII
1.!fl ii, w ld14 1 I a vmf ti'lic to:. pub
li,h that catalogue 'o the alumni
\laybe these and othe: good and
.easant thinis are ins store for the
thilmi and tle commnitteps,ni going
, .!nve Its a ileasait suirporise at com
The New Court House.
To the ':ditor of' Thei Herald and
Ili pur editorial of' the 23rd ii
ot:aft, h-oceatilig the .Joseph Mann
-'1'ltre a the' most desirable site foi
I.- iew c-% eoirtih is, You invite any
Pm who kno,ws of' a better location
to suigest it.
.eaving out - of consideraftion all
lui.,t iins of availability andl tt' 11.
i.-Ille, u iwnd thinking solely of tlt
itue aiud the greater Newberrv*->f
.1-Imling lays, inl the opilnion of your
,-'irrsponden)t there is .just one loca
i-ii better thai that , whieb you havc
e t. i betteri ljation is tie
(111are ei 0, the M1a1n srplare, that
11: ey all the )r. McCistock
It 'he three .11 are , tle M e-n. Me
'i e dk Jod m40 sIres coild be
c' ,i5 . thlt- narrow streets crosing
hmI elwd, tli' -urr..imdiw-z streets
iden-fl. and thet conirt hoiwe erected
u Ohw vonter. 4,1 the McCitorwck lot,
' . thnJ hi:t pi ts in tle eity.
ui-'. ta id dedl,'.mIroperly laid ouit
* 'I e.c' ith shls. triei's. sour cityv
A'..'*I '-av'i 441e 4r thii mst bv':sitif'ul
i'" sq are~ s n the state. surriounds
*l by, attiractivei' public buitldiim:s. the
\l-thoe'glji eborebeh, the' A i,ntha
-h'n c'i cif tt'.hel'ees'r the' new ap
b-I c'hure.l :ind. thei 12riiiIqed shi'i(I
i blin r
e-~Ic to) maintaini thes sug.r"st ion, If
h rrin-g it into eff'eit is feasible,
our view this is what should be
1..~. If thIiis in what shouild be: dlone
'cir the best interest of' Newberry and
hf N.'wberry counity, then it shiould he'
A Happy Hunting Ground.
I Ne'wberr'y lias an ordituance, Chap.
at' I, sctioun 20: " 'It shall be unlaw
'ii at any time to fiIre guns, pistols,
-~ j'.wn, ( or anyi Kpeies o)f' fire arms,
*n erekes or any other' kind of fire
-vors or.to low horns ' or beat
Irmims (except in, reghi' military
ri in g in any public road or street
ith ini the corporniate limits of' the
nnof' Newherriy etce., ete'."'
,The 'lasen "in aniy pub1lie road1( or
:tre.et " N('ems) tom maiuke the above or
liniance of' little value. On last Sat
is'.laiy ini soime sections of the "'town'
trewas a fusillado of' fire arms dur
'i, a gr'eat parit Of' the (lay. At ieasi
in one ease a person walking on'the
mhlie street was strnek b)y the shol
tro m a gun fired not "in a~ publks
'emnl or' street,"' but just off t'he streoei
'hii an ad,inent k?t. Hass nsot the tim<t
arrived when the ahpvo ordinanoi
should be0 amended 'by the atriking
out of the words '"In any publIe rodt
or atreet?" Newberry is no longel
a country ''town."' It is often spo
ken of in thes~e (days as a lIttle city
We should lIve up to our' claim ant
name.
Shoahy-Clark,
At the home of' the bride's pareifts
M r. and Mrs. .iohn A. ShoqlIy, at Li
tie Mountabn, MIss Mattio Shoaiy atu
and M4r. Claude Clark wore miarrled 01
Sunday afternoon, by the Rov, M. ,6
J. KCrops, of Prosperity.
- FE=L AND BRO A, RM.
Accident to A. B. ?tson i Wal-,
halla Cotton MULi
Mr. A. B. Peterson. who has ,been
manager of the Cox Mills 6tre for
some time, has resigned fat.ition
to take the ulace of overacefr of spin
nimg in the cotton mills,at %valialla.
-ie entered upon his new dutjes Ion
day.
Yesterday, while at ..work Jn the
mill, Mr. Peterson fell and.,rpke one
of the bones in his right.arw near the
elbow. He climbed up a ladder to
oil a shaft bearing, and one'of the
rounds of the ladder calne-off and pre
eipitated him to the floor. ie will not
suter any permanient injury. aild will
return to his work as soon - gws e is
able.
Mr. l'eterson has not yet 'joved his
family tip Walhialla. but Will do s. in
a few weeks.-Daily Mail,
Mr. Peterson will be rem'enibered
by. many people in Newberry havin-m
on*Ziie Io A nderson from Newberrv.
New Rural Routes.
Mr. A. B. Veasy, of the.f e rural
delivery department, of the govern
Menit 1.s inl Newberry and will go to
Prosperity and Whitmire wit4 a view
to puttinl on additional routes. The
one from Prosperity .is to go into. Sa
1ida County larex.. The additional
,uie at Whitmnire.will probIOly. . run
Ingelky in Nn:ilierry counte
;.Tle .ler l and- N is glad .Mr.
Veary is here and trusts he mity be
able to recoiniuend tie establishment
A' both these routes. The goVernment.
-almot expend th.e. money of the peo
ple tit belter advanltage than inl the
extension of the rural mail service.
The people ougiht to go if) work anid
db. stomethin'. for the improvemleit of1
tite roads and tile extension of this
.41r*i1- would be muctth easier.
Resignation. Accepted.
A.Ier tll- min Vw service on Nin
da Iist at Tl .iilpsoll Street Ao
eInt. .)eformnd'('resbyteritin -hit-he.
' c.rre:uit iIalneetiwnc wa.5 hell it
ta;ke actio! tipo n le resignatioii of
th pa.s i ,tor,IC0 . i1 I. 11. McClintoek.
'ld thie reni:i:it -was neeeepted with
deepest regret. lion. Geo. S. Mower.
lion. M. A. Carlisle, and Mr.-Jatnes F.
Todl were appointe.1 a comniflep to
'rivexpresion o14) the cot6ugition's
ml-f'eit so!rrow a S he nevenlee of
e pastsral relatiil, which h n4*beet
wio $wfleidr nd irne for i periiol of
11hirlY-six years.
Special Servics.
.ll be speeial services at.the
TNenil -t rmi Motir;-dist c'huireb every
li-dit this week al ei!hrt O'Clock, with
'-IeOtuh'. by Iler. .1. W. Soeak, of
lie 't'nrrh uni St reet .\ethodist
i.buireb. ('ha r.i.un. The publie 'is
--'ri ly I:' i n 1vitLed to attend t hese ser.
A Card.
. i-X;i*. a r The hlero b.d ::ni-l News
''--t t hat yen p~rubl i.haed the. let
'er4! of .ilr. I'.'lk Millher f.o' metf i refer
iiere l'or t he linchelor Mnids "in April
'Ihe 16th,. You hind kindly oil'ered to
'nnake a nte ofr his coinm and 1
'umdadii you the letter and ihn prinited
le"tter. and I think it duct Mr. Miller
-md1( the yt.u!ntl laites wlto are eng~age,d
'n this ntoble' work that r shioub mdtake
' hi . st ntemet.'
A. (,. Joniies.
Attention, Knights of Pythias.
To t eitebers tof Newberry Lod1ge,
.No. 75. K. tf I'. - ., - -
I aim anixiusi to hatve a full nttendl
anicte of the membulers of' our log at
ntting, the 27th,. nt 8 o'clock, for the
turpose of' elet in-' deOlegaLtes to -the
Disitrlct Convention at Leesville -on
Apil 18 to It0 and to got every mem
bor of thie lodgeo to agree, to do his
nait .to inorense pur ,ptmbrship,'ate
tedou mootin,gs and ,omake t.his
thenn II('year': for.'ythianisn in qur
lodge. We lfavoe'a splendid member
ship Amnd plenty .of good men -in 'our
eommnunity thigt should . ho .onjoylng
the beonefits ot'Qur order and workhtg
with 118 for' t,he good .of our (ellow
meni, and1( I WA itt us. to use the sprinig
- months to biIl- up our' lodge and'@et
it in bottenj 'orking eotidioti bofo4
weo got iultotir how' hall. When~ the
roll Is celled 'rt our nxt meetilflop1
oi'y inAnietanswer to' -bhi naea
P~Ay his N1tespi IC I~atrrer, antittlc
a new .stsdrt~fn the yost' Thig l41
0noourage yQ3 o%eoor and the ~It
# therer
SOBEDULS SATISFACTORY. a
.9oth Railroad Oommissioners and e
Southern Ocials Approve Plans It
Proposed By the People.
The peOple of' Nevberry and till tid
jarenlt, territory are Very Imc plel a.+i Ies
ed with the proposed VhiIII!!e ill Schell
tle on) tile' Soutiherin and are really
imnpatieit to see- it put into vifert
and had hoped that it woild be done
at least by the'li-st of Aliril.
There was understood to he a slight
protest frm' Oreenwoodl but we tire
satisfied that our friends inl tireen
Wood after they have given tle! mat
ter it trial: will withdraw all protest
and wonder why they Objected to tho C
elaage. ly this arrangeiel the
Southern caln rut its selheduiles as ad
"'Major Earle is very- fivorlbly
terday from Columbia, where ie at
tended a meeting of the Stat! Ruil
road commission to consider sclhedilest
ot tle AtIatic Coust i,e and the
Soiuthern Railway.
" Major Earle - is ver.y fa,vorable
impressed with the .planI. sili tted
by Col. It. W. H1unt, .Mr. Brooks Mor
an anid.Mr. Henry A. Williams, for
an early mnorniig train fro Greenville
into Columbia, over the Columbia and
Greenville line of the. Southern Rail
way. .He understlnds that the %ched,
ule. proposed is also satisfactory to
the railroad authorities. .
It is- said that passengers- from
Charlest(ir-for .GreiH'.and other I
l'iedmfott pioinits-w iiot be greatly
Iy p-edlyi
nictivniecedby Wle 4ireirking of the.
('liibilt connertion t.mitt tie new.
eledtule -would. effeef. Passengers
fr4iom the 7 low coulitry could reach
Irvelville .just as easily over the
SMthernii.to Spartalburg or over the.
CAll-lestou & Western .Caroli by
way I Newberry and Laltlrens. There
W0u1id be some inconveniene to a rev
pemple -oiniig through fromt1 the coast,
bmt- this is imiaterial. anld more than.
.-IT.set by [Ile very great accimmoda
tion whic4h t le teIV secedIule wouild
afOTIrd o a ar p14g erentage of lhe
rivelinly. public.
"It is u tderst 4 #ll (hatI Whe new
Sechedulle wvill I'm int4s effrvet abioult
April 10. .
" ,hesouit.hern1 hasc toundj it ne0ces
."u-ly to use heavier locomotives when
file Coludibia and Ireenville line
trains are unusually heavy. When the
itandard small 6ngines of the "1900" t
elis have to he replaced by bigger
loct-Ilotives- the authoritics use those 'I
' the "900'' lass. 'taken fron the
1thlr liles 0f tihe SNavanahl division. I
The (ae ha'dly as lanc as the "Ten
hull"nrel ' elass. Wbich draw the vesti
hitled trains. but ore powerful and 1:
speedy.'
And bite Stale says locally of the
cban::' in speaking of morning trains
ito Colimbia
rairoad eolinissiIn is more
In Ivmre iilmresed with the lanil
soubiaited lfora a mninag' train int bi
"'hnnbnia oiver the Co~lumibia andt
Greenill n ad~ ~. 'lThe sced(lule prio.
'.owd~ by Coli. Hunit. Mr. Birooks Mor
'Tani andi Mr*. lnry A. Williamis is ' i
said to have. been app)lroved by the I
railroaiti authiorities. This means
that the traina which leaves heare at I
m'iddrajy will be held uint ii 4.30 in the I
afiternoon. 10
"The* pauniri from te Charles
ton train for the upcountry can get
to Greenville .just as easily by way
of Spartanbury, and thosE for New
b)erry could go over the C..N. and L.
56) that really it would not -put many
to .inconvenience if the Greenville r
train should be held until later in thet
afternoon, whereas the.ehange- would
ba very gri' - a""omm- dation to a
Ilarge percenta otf the Iraveling pub
lie wh]ich now usr,s that line. .It is t
und'er'stood thiat the. change will go
into effect about the 1I0th of April.
. 'aTh'le Southeorn gaye notice that it
would. put ini considerable improve
ments 'n the sidetrack at Silver
'tet.i4ewber'ry county.
"'.1a the near future the depot at
Ninety-S4ix will be moved from the
centre of the town to a point where it
will'nob be of annoyance to the pee
ple .of the town. It;is said Ithat the
location now .used affords a chance
f9r 'dangers to pe'ople crossingr the
tracks Suptr Henry A. Williams has
annouacoed that the. Southern would
make4 the; change."*..
WYed itaivo long,wondered whiy the
payers 'and the p~eople of Columbia
seemed .6 inidiffeit as '90> passen
gor traltis into Columbia-In the morn
ing "nd o'ut in the. aftea:hoon. The
H'brld andt( Newvs has talked it. elf
hioai'se almost abouit such a schedule.
that was- what we -were trying to get
before the morning .taiaini from Co..
htunbia was put on and. then we have
plem 'i with AfJr. Childs for' such a
nh a hi rr fl Of coutrse lis train
a~ rat .c*t,'onvanee but a'pssn
!trii ivould take more p)eople to
Coh1nha, but somehow we could
vei'got thie businesns men of Colum
t4 ititerestod We tagiked to the
0Oo .~ ..lit Chamber of Com-. (
erbaabout it in Janu,.
ry. tch chditmuloo -would certainly
Sor Iienefit to Columl)iii and a groat CI
.1,ivilnce to t people out,of Co.
iiiia, who hall <bml4iess t,ier'e andll to
ilid elre to Swd tle night and0 tn
>.S. I wo filayl jol
l
Motin'g of Confederate Veterans. es
\ meeminlii. ot' .1amies I). Nane r1
'11mp,. 1'. 1). C., will be behl in thle ro
1ui holuse t.n Monday, tlt 2nd1 o' pr
qpril, 1906, ait 11 o'cock it. ml. A 1),
ilt anild prompt attentlatwce is i
iiirevil, its ielegates, alternates and se
potisors to the (lenerol and State Re-- th
i6in will I electedl il other in- tri
oriant businesis traimaetedJ. All de- lit
iquntlis miiust cme prepared to pay fr
lie 11n111tull dles. th
Biy order,
.j. W. (lary,.
ComI.
Dr. Scherer in Charleston- F
I)r. Selier-, woit) ias been in at
L'mbmliee uplonl thet Statte Y. M. C. A.,
i lia rlestoIn, tilled the pillpit of St. g
tiitlrew's ltitheran chureb on.Sun
ity morun.ing. The N.ews and Cou- if
ier says that a large congregation
6-as present, composedt not Only of
welimbers of St. Andrew's, but of oth- A
r churlihes in the city, the body of
hit clurelb 'aill the - galleries being m
lled. -.C1
~ F
0.. L. Schunpert, Adjt.
Advertised Letters.
1'31t1rs remaining in the postotlice F
t NeWberry, S. C., for week ending
o reh 24, 190.
Bl-Mrs., Nancy Baker, Rubeni Bar
e-tt, ieldrew Boozer.
C--Albe'rt -Carter, Miss Willie
'1a1pbelM,'Sol Carr-, MrsA. 1-,ala Cr uch,
ack 0ullev.
I)--l.izzv I-l l)avis, Minnie l)aw
ills. lRm. 1)oliild F, I t. 1) inenn. el
S M rs. . l y \ . (b-h,,F
| -1 T . l 3shell. Hatfie lienlelly,
),Ividilign,Car l a ln
.I '. i. J es.
I--Mrs. Ma yier.
J.--AW. W. ,senirr.
M-\-illie MclliMkih. Miss Lucile
,fetts. Wash Miller. Perry Mundy,
liss Anni. .Mc-ulogh .Ms. Bettie
JeCulloll-h.
P-MdgieLee Paysinger. .
H-M1iss Adia Renwick.
8---Lilisie -: Bell Smith,, John C. t
ligli and Family, Miss'Ellen Single
31.
T-Clarence Thacker. r
'hat was what we were trying to get
Vilson, Willie Rutherford, care of A
Lrthur Wilson, Albert Wilson.
Y-Fred Young.
Persons calling foi: these letters will
leise say they were advertised. i
C. J.-Purcell,
P. M.
Too Good A Job.
oston Herald.
Captain Alexander fHtchins, of
'.llswor.1th, Maine, although a sea cap
uin of aibility, has al1ways been noted
or1 absent-indednelss. Ont One ocea- a
'-n. wiYlet alt homel1 beCtiveen tii,' lhe
eei ed to have a~ spare chamber in)
is bonse)8 lathed and pllastered. Be
a somnewhaft of a carpenter he uin
etrtook this part of it himself, and f
)bt,red at it industriously for a daya
r two.
It was flnally lathed according to
is idJeas and as he drove the last nail
nid surveyed his work. not without
ride, he called hi.s wife to see what
good job he had done.
She elim ed the stairs and then
aused, somewhat perplexed, and af- I
er looking ini vain for an entrance
Rid: "Why, Alec, where's the
"By thunder' I' etelaimned the cap..
11111-m amazement, " I .forgot alle
bout it-'' Hie had - actually lathed
imself in the room.
Garnete Are Ir Fashion.
(Garnets have usurped somec of the E
opularity which has beeui surround
ng coral for the last good whiile. She to
rho has among her treasures an old A
rooeki or buckle of garnets. is for- w:
uniate indeed, for tho old settingsn
rc ,as definitely in style as the gar..
aets themselves.
Little pins are set with garnets,
he pins comforting to the lines ofN
Id-fashioned styles, yet bringing ~
hiem into -harmony with the needsr
nid uses of today..
B3uckles and brooches and pins, the
6voliest neeklaces-oven1 bracelets
nado of garunets; wvhile garnet cuff II
mitons for some of the ne0W stiff
hirt-waists promise to be very good. g
Th'le cleverest ring is in process of a
nlaking for a class of girls who area
o.be graduated in) June. It is some
hing in the fashion of a seal ring,
n'th a garnet stink into the gold, the
tone carved with the date and the
nitials of thle school name.
There's something -radically wrong
nith, the woman wit,o is unable to find i
tn excuse for a good old-fashioned
ileago Joimil.f s
The Geria n
ipted to .
Ivel as ofte a1- R
irney lie takes i *R.siderable 8U
the p0cket of' t&. dapin. Iis Ma
ty Iravels il gil.btqpel; id. Asi
le there are two: 1400il, trains, o 1
r th0E'Imperor and"one foi the
ess. hes r 'operty of tho
-uWHian Mtate, but, the' trAvollinig 0g
are paid by the P40iporor him.
If. The court traino a ehargej at
c same rate as odinary special
ins. Tius, the journey from Ber.
i to Elbing,- near the northeas'
antier, costs rather over $1,500,-aod
V +,mftl fee is, of Course, charged
r the 'eturn journey.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
)R SALE-Four good milch cows
Ainie 0. Huff.
L'RAYED-One dark bay mare imile
small knot below knee on hind leg.
found notify
Summer Bros.
r 00ST-In order to reduce stock
I will offer my entire stock of
erchandise, consaiting of Shoeq,
othing, Hats, Dry Goods, Etc., llte.
yr Ten days at Cost, for Cash.
W. T. Tarrant.
)R SALE-Half, acre land witll'iew
storehlouse on it 20. x fe0.
!sness portion of <-place. Price
50.00. B. M. Havird.
Silver Street, S. C.
'ANTED-25 Able bddied men f9p
saw mill work, good wages, steady
npiloyment. Paid fortnightly. .
y to
Leaplhart Lumber Co.
On C. N. & L. I.. R. --7 miles fGoyn
al umbia.
OR RENT- Entire. second stcj.
G. L. Robinson.
rANTED-Empty Cotton seed -inja
sacks; 3 cents each.
Prosperity Cotton Oil Mill Co.
EAW'S Pure -Malt, clears the eqb
webs froni tWe. brain-gives vjpor
old age. For sale:at
The Dispensary.
INE lot of sweet potatoes for ple.
Vineless and Georgia Buck varlety.
pply to M. B. Caldweli,
Newberry,- S. C.
OR 10. DAYS-1 'will pay c4qb for
secord.luind sprihg,elot4h.
Mrs. Dora Ott
Ra1ke t ,re,
ANTED-By Chicago Wholqle
and mail order house, assistant
anager (man or woman) for this .
mnty and adjoining territory. Sal
y $20 and expenses paid weekly;
EpenHse money advanced. Wo*
ensant; position peCrmanent. No ia
istment or experience requir$d.
pare time valuable. Write at on e
'r full particulars and elege seIf'.
ldressed envelope.
Superintendent,
132 Lakef3t.
Chicago, JiJ.
!ANTED in each Stato salesm~an to
sell large line tobacee, . Permanaest
>sitIon. . Central TobaegotOp.,
Peniqkir V.
'E have hay for sale. A nige lot of
Meadlow hay, baled. -Quick deliv
y'. Phonie 19. 4 ringa.
Jeff T. Cromer,.
Mppager.
~ELLS-I have purchased a welt
boring mnaohine and am preprared
do, sotisfactory work or no -pay.
y in need of wells should consult or
rite me at Newherry.
G . P. 1111..
~ANTED--..Mannager for' Branch
ofice we wish to loente here in
awberry Court House. Address, with
ferences.<
The Morris Whlolesal0 Hiouse,
- Cincinnati, Ohio.
F rom openitig time utit closing
time andi all the time, yoti Wait
)od time then have ydger watch
d clocki cleaned and repairdd by
W. B. Rikard, eweler,.
at The Herald and 1News rOfl'e
We have jusi r$d inn
Chicken reed ( h'u f47
10 kirid. when eio no
ant again, a t~ileW~~
as the best