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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People. Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. l er. 1 . K . lnyal.ihllr1tu n l. .m Tubu:441' I 'niversit v. Nh.' i:iNa oN.he 'ighin will (n t'r S:nn Il I li I : Iti 4'>ra afer oo inl Ii ,:1n- 4f her.) 1rievil. Aliss (hny 'lm n . f Nirs. T. C. I'l.l in1l NIster Hilhert NIlb-s N:.\lnh- 1..n4~I4oni. afterI -.pend. Ptii,i : iot w i rm. k'oml int. w re ' -- w Ill v . Ia l \-v- . -' t r1u Ijsa 1il s l. . 24-, t[iC J4 A.\. i -n- I Iwa listaki. il . l pIw ial i i-ti'e a h. Ia-ke st it n. aN t \il n - I w ti . Ah,1nl I huavm been X 1. 2 hil 1w loie e'.w: 1 )I . 111 ines i 1 (ih r. .1 r.. --n r an11.1 te<l I (in yes-tela1y. A.\ 1Y 9th,. at the4 I'lliver .,ity f \ . arybuN111 d, th-1tl11 -p rtm nt lh:11li m."n. Ie( will -_, 1 abr1oad4 for I i!rvn1 -r. nilin-z ao t I liw 151h I I S Ill' m ii h I . In ' Ii 1ti114're. adll w reiii-i I.. NewherrY ilit- latt r News From Excelsior. F.x14-si'. N.aY In. \\'W have haul "' " vain- anfi v.-rn1 Ild 14ott ln Iare C'M in1 -, ;it I - Ily. ( 'I , itton I Iil , m inl ha- ewI Inm 1len - I t his wel'k . .\.i11-'-ril. C'"k lins been-1 visit Ir-4. .l e I,evelace is visitinlg h1er eL hu21ute. .r. l'is (ntls. Tin1y'i, olk, viijq)yvid a siwial .:a1 ln-in at Nr-. .1. C. SileeY's Fri it.a'r niuhtl. N:n-'v IKhin.l. ,'f Newhirv. i, iit N I lr. P'. 11. K i an ' .11amilY. .\-_. .\lill \\itil'r-1111"n. if*Pos ho' 4!I. .\lr. .\. .\. Si1: 1e4Y. in I N I h i'.er . i t,n the ii n Sat 11'1lda v l e le-e ill I Iis no ill 1. 111 e:n-hll onn1r1.1-rewent t this m1 t NI r . E w n.1A 1.111 (1 li:. W ir11'd h rni-v ,1f T .1. --- iii n . t his s c in I*w ..n1 It i li et It).iiwj' ioti i 1ea" ' Thc lui h1.1, be .ni njon.d htil 1111 1N.\ W.i W1.'' ii1h . S'.m . Resolution\\' .\e\ores,pect.u-s. \i-. (;:I.. wiih- i i.: iN v, v N Iwh rr . it. ' I :i. \ c-,-T l mn.k*k,asb en -, till, t I' hi - * i t\, i l I 'mvi- eir .! . . Ie-I 4144''.' he nit 1 ~'l ai lt to t i h--t1444 1tmII i-.:1in. The' h)'4eal (4th f 2ur iii ('121 is \i' 4 (i u iA, lad4 1 iii (a . 1iii 41(1 ' 1('5 Wi) ah i'k ' jhis lIlih bee )n tf:le 1li4i4i4 .\aIiehii St1one. SJ11 .li'es l e Ih>miniek~ pand Ian(4441 \\'h4el ateded the pI'11ieie at .hin ai.1 (41414()4 1mi' tilne . 114' ili er ReoltinsofRepet I.lfein Iu I ini-b on .\rl 1. 111445le 1 900,iSIC ilrlhe l'hres~1i"' 114'marsh, ain Nwil 2w1.1 h (4w in nleubmi in to theW11 inalnilewv.n i 'e ite c.W adopt(the following: lotoneionhg os Hoye andzolon Inellbers Chpe benovelencehaml char u.Thatorice conntyst wllst a utsefulp iin. anl the grahuating er eres worker.) 1401( Oail T ay affee ingi ay 31hst,n and 8:30'clo. Ther rsoeig d:i Thatae ginatn cla ur Theinal ddriess in lit le dlivter ad ay Rev. B B.n Tyor.esrrwn faillily MEMORIAL DAY. Dinner to the Veterans in the Court I House-Exercises in the Opera House. M l.\ "il'll d:1 'iv wai, iltinly * ov 1bserv d i Ni whorr V ye l1. . \ i '! )k y vi-1- a:1*v ft- 4ii t wI.n- vint-1r1ainm.- at dinnervi in thle cour11. hwIuse by ithe I)r.Iy tmn 111uther hird DhatlrlIulihters of thle Conl 1'ederavy. Thle vcourt. h141use hlad beenl 1 Iy a In41 e d, 41 . ci a I sitonl. InI I ille 4-vili. l, Il e 1 table, ill vases, were rI- na tht.r 11"wer (if' the Smuthl-I i1 eraTrn-. '!mrous includted a , f s'i,altia dhnewan delivacit.'. and(I th!Y 41lnit4' wh, vere held n ti t. v1 l b htm I' I. u.- inerl. and wasa111 X. 11 th i re k1n.itIy'd ')Y Ih i ld odir I -'InII It1a avviuti . An in I i vitat it'ln wva s u- illt-e1 1 everv veterall ill tile 1Ntilt * v l attel hil, al14 all earnest er- it t,I>'I W411: n1111114e too have k.very.\ N'teran lI"ll"wilig tll dinni ri. ext-rcvises ap inrlpriatv It- thll' day were heid inl the titera hi1se. The pro--ramme as al n't"ly puiblishiedl inl Thle Herald and Nvws was,I followed. N-, day inl all the year is dearer, to thev S41uthern1 ip et thianl 11hat .se apar t4 ll te u11141m1ry -)I' thle trallant( -Irmyv whlieh hre thev bannler, of thle S41u11hern Confledleracy. and Newher IY SIllve Ir. ile "Ill . 11bliers who yet It'iv and her reverence fo)r the 111I 4 l l1V 40,r 1114'se wh.1. ' 'ell (nI theIl( field f4- 1 ,-, 4 1a 4 r 11n4 1 witl) hiave sinee pass 111141 itll( h e''at by nd was strikinll I\y Showin. Following" tile exercises tII tI'll oln1 house* thle ('onfederate 11n14S and the inmnumn were laden with AhBero. te It is litin' 1tla, withl each1 s tlceed inr spri -, the sk.st-1e o (f ewIt. life, a this tribute fit respulet S1114d1 be paid 1h ev m ry If the!- 11erIn S ldiers I will.1e*tb Iar %* wid it , u 11 t. a(u this ' I hwInor sh"wilown t il si 1'vivo- s. l e 111111 i t illr flerta le llav p.Ia: s te4 si I l't r. Stars andJ 1r w n1. . fuled441 in' thle, 441111 1 l)l'ti1 141 14 t' jl'i T ll Y.-Im.'lISt ,If ' l,ti.sv wIll, I l b 11*11t. it inl viCto r1V I i it' ll i t'etv i nlow 11N-;i I ( I n'l i I_l. 1nd u1 p 1 m:ny ' l st %It - li- t - Ownter is 1vadleII(th spray of the mylv--;iv rivi.r as the-ir ..e.-o downvi in- it 1 t. 0t is 111ti 1h wihel it f ws. t Tho hlistory if t 11d1e1ds thl ey per 6.1rmetd m114 of1 the. sacIrilieps thlev- (n d'11t'1 is a le.ssni wi chli it is lie dutvit e.4d11' c alio l. Thl fitin. (i' r pVe l *v f.e 1 *1 n r t o t a n . il il p-bli r n1101w - i bleinud ' lil-n Caol h -br -of I l: till a t. i Neowherf on rd 'apt M an1h,..r gietig at'n.e o1'ofk:h apun. - I aiittt n ill ti' : .tp ol it h n is liec, "eoini'" applicnts ilntl ti the t m w Awt the e time, an eaiainw \\'hedfrany iho deirdvo taken.sti "tnailer utrller dill cirlpe?itcorse. hearfeltthans fo the Wrbueler d OROZIER'S DEATH. b he Manner Of It and The Spot: r WIhore He Fell Described By An Eye Witness. Thogh allwedby it-hroit. bhfiI WaIS eVVIr Spilhv(I -n Smuthlern s"il. i,z prijbable that1 v-IrY Cew people ill ewherryh anl itea of tile exact )it within thle citY limits whIere 'Il inl CrZier t'll, mun1i11tered )y ne dliers i'fomn tle N'rith Ibecause Ie idt i siughtt to protet at Southern oiant Iromli Ileir blttl insults. I Tle rtm1aills Iif the Texanl private IDV rest i llRoseil itt. and1(1 Iis mIem IY is as t'reslt as the wealtih at' rathlis ond arIlalids wrile tolay tby wf mm,1-ble shafilt thiat imarks the sp,t. Ifis first -_r-Ive wa I a ditech, nlit har r-411n thel bub I llo the Soutilwrn ttnOil .11il,. int" whlihel ievll lien sIt. his remains beiniig covered ver' witi leaves, Iutihlessly rakeil plin hlis body by dwlmlegro. soh,liers -ith tlhteir I'elt. 'Tthere le remained itr lyi a shiort time, however, lthe mdy beinlf' revernltiy borne by thofse, t his min rave to le top of the lill var by . and prepred for Christian il-ial, wliel was hi-ld in the old vitl ,e r aveya'd. Later' tle reumins CrIlzier w're r1eioVed to Rosemit, lid thle 1minumenit erected whereulponl I'e reen1I'ded his deeds of lieroism. 11d thle Ioving." appreviationl of, Ilhe fe'pde 40f Newberr. Th'lere was I'ne( Pye witnless ill that ark traledyv mn thle morningllI of 'Nep.. mber1VI S. 18065, whoil revalls it ats viv Ily as it' it were but yesten'lav. 'I'henl lit f iuri1teei years if age, the inil 'st details were hurnIed itito his mem ry. He is Mr. (eorge A. LanTord. 1' this 'ity.. who was withi ii i rlil'ty 'et of tle soldiers when they i tir, liut witinil about the same distance of. 'r11zi6-r wil hle 'vil. Thle relative IlsitiIIS ltit' Mir. Lai11filrd and the s"l it-rS amld ('rilziler pilacted them1 ait ema1h w0vhl' af li equilater'al triallgle. and14 Iwl wlle s'eite was before him. The4 exact Spit wa., poinltedl mut in t writel' by h 1r I. Lan-0,f1ord. It' a iIm wVV il' wnta 'i - it'or tile e lit. li It w;I t lie e1t titl ir ii ist -ni it mill It't the wler o the all h14use tlf tle riers Oil Ill 1. wu1111d pass thiI'gh the Spot pIint I o y M.Lntn tmat tn -hliehl the Texanl stopid. It is alm-'st xacetly hal1f Aiy b)e1weenl. but proba1.-C Iy a little nerer thilte stat te t ank. 'rier wais shavei ab'ast s 1nth, his i-k tlte placek wheln- is nmw the winthvinI ()it mill buIi M r.. ,Ifl i wai to ro-zier's left, tle dt'ivrs were in fr' ont -I* f j Ist Zier L'kllfl y lie. la'lettr I I . t'l . The lollive (dwhr_-e If I'1w s"Ihliers wa., betweenl tir.ee t.neonad the i htlieristMr. Sn.)n vas whlenl th11 v''n1nand14 was 'itlit's. I l-e w ths :;ln wsI tss thle VI III'l w v -'Il ket th,1 Ima t epin -wVat., 'rq-zir'.,S bre 'itt. 't'h 1l)fi thcte plceI whie. lrzer r l s. 11) 4 ii towais'tstill wr '' mlil mil I it tl n l. w e e s o d ti e t ef the p alieiii o f al uth tim t r ~a'td uoops.' '1 iiii thepc fro i'the i eas)t.i Hefa was th un'' h itt le ditch,dwhic stiii t((tailfle j omis. ilsiei'5 wa s n)ot allowed~' toc-s w' sdic,' but' wa phed tils t on fets lio', abou lien e t ii ft of- aI wtil whieteoa ' ie. liii the 1 o -ich mayiitil ben seen.l ttit ee liu staet'o aed ve ietn lae s t a his re.It tenli si~~itep tio irier's et.i t'he' stoit of tifhis tri till M' reatins ir. 'it5 Iieoni ten ataite avivide ascused Ite turn3 around,i facin thel, i'se' arm liacs ws bat.e ive ne ro 'i'l ier' Ih I s rel upt341 I thy aet 'h ')tfront feetn, thir 1111lier to htik a lC gitven ct i'.'d the beain toe nehgi of t live ball'. tiefc we-e rith anl oath.i' "Now,u yoused wiel lie till.' rozer ha fale int the ut he does not recall them positively Such was the death of the ehival aus Irivate from the Lone Sta tate. WENTY-SIX YEARS OLD HEN [atched March, 1880--Still Health; and Hearty-Has Brood of Young Chicks. The Ihaily Mail seeled to thIiIII ha11 its edit4r had eat (.n that liel 1; (yer old. ThIt Herahll andit New resenits thtp.pictulre (df thlat hien hier. ithlinl the han11ds of1 its ()wner",NMr. \\ . llippI, of 'mar ila. Tis pictlr as taken expressly frI. Tle IIeral ii News about ( wo weeks agqo. Thllis lien is of the tamoue stock an -as hatchIed inl Mar(1eb, IS). Mr. I P Liip1. Poiniai, inl this (otilltN as had the lien all'these years. Inl March ofl this year. she hatchie bood of ten ciicks from a settin t, her owIn e-s tdhougl the chick :ere taken rnml her andot g.ivenl to ar Iiler lIten to vare Ior. Ih)rin-I all tlese years this henl ha een t aith11fu1l tlirhl the pathI of1 lit or her has not bween laltogethie n1111th . S'loit yea-v rs a.g sI(. had tIh i.sd'ortlile to siller tie tractilre of r,1111ii whih slie ai e ithierwis is a pi-rfI'ect spi o f-viit1 iW the t'mv M.Nr. lipp priz.3 tiis len very Ihigh MOLLOHON MILL NO. 2. apital Stock of the Mollohon to b Doubled--Another Mill to be Built. Newbhi-rrY is t, laiv another coittoi i. It is ti. be knioiwi as Mbllhlifi liii No,. 2. atil will Ie built by Pres ,u ut.rg W. Slnmnl.r and14 hli tickhildrs. It was detc-ilel at - ,I i t lf lb ard (. .liirec m.tors hl0 l o .ays nun at wilith time it wa vltiid!' to in114.crva-w. tIhe capit The lit tat .i i of' mill Ni. 2 has 0 e t beeni dec'tidedtn uon ainl it i robblyt) be somlie mont lis bef'oire at itail work is begit. lit theit meantie, however, it wit eidhed toi add 13.000 spintdies to Mi 'o. l. ani :336 lootms, which will b istalIled ini te preseni t ildinlg. Ti vill lit doneilt at to nce. W'hen i thles pinidles andl loomjis ate ptut in, Mtilk ont No.. I w i li hae 43.0001 spindtles ani .1000 looms11). 'Thias will nercessit ate th i'e'tion oi f forty v r ffty mo'e tentar iuses, aind wVill addchibtut 5)00 pieoip ii the poplutlatiton of Mollohoi villag. Thtis det'isioii of thle board oif d retior's meani is a lonlg stepJ for'war' tor thle c'ity of' Ne'wberry. Mill nunn icr 2 will he a tduplicate of mill nttrr >cr 1 ini aill problabiilty and will giv mlolymenCt to seveiral hunidred per dle and 'put in circulation in the eit everal tho(usandt dollars every mnontl Mr. S. M. Milligan, the sclli y ofi f'ritenids formit Newv Yor'k, whi rie litrugely init'eestd in this propert ui who are v'eiry mutch gratified1 f lie sutct'essfl ma nagemt'nt of M uerry netxt Tu'esday, anid wiilIl)probiabl peda day or I wI here looking m~ Theii Mdllohonii Manu ifactuin'iig con rny i hais a1 veiry line poperwity, an lheliiI mi has biet'n very* succeessfuill nan ia:ted byv Preusidien t (eorge V Wilbutr. an id eve.rybuody wvill be di ighited to knowv that mill nuimber s to lie built in tie near ftuture, an lhe int're(ast'd number of ltooms an alpindle's is to lie put in at oince. -There was a pretty goodt frost ye: terday mtoring and1( considerabl lamiage was dolne to vegetation. Tli ~ottont that wias tup was very mutc lamiated, so thle farmers from all set ions of' t' tounty stated yestei'day. Theli Ntewberry steam laundtry lit a(etired the services of J1. T. Chri! oplir, of Floi'eree, & inn of 20 yeai bXj)e'iiiece int tjie bush~iten. . ~ e -i. Interior View THE SAVINGS BANK. Organizcd in 18 96-Safe and Sound i Banking Irs"itution-Oood De posits and Good Surplus. d 'IleNewbherry 11,1i111Ciii is tile se(ond4 I I I b l ) t anki ll inst it ut i(n in the citv. It vals orlIlized inl l18(. ivith *a ca1pital strck oI* $0.C:00. I)r. dames( iellitcsh ws vic ri11i d nilt n11141 has filled tile Position (on liiluuislY and Ilyiv and1(l satisfla triil . y President James McIntosh. sincee that timle. George S. Alwris vice president: Joseph E-. N4orwomd, t caishiier; w. c. Tyree, bo<(k keeper;, 1P. F. (,iihler, colleetor. to the sta11mnt publish (1d gin the( :list lot' Onh.tw deptesitil a Preuit dlen ited I :229.6IS. whivch was an increrase (.1, over $50, 1 0n0. in tle d1eposit:-; as stated .l in l st'iivwll puiblishledIjust (neIy)- m The nwt proits attm inted) tis.. li iire.ise o $4,0 in net iviii 4 f)t. twel 1 ianth1 s. In '14adititon 1" this, Ihe b;ik hIas paid since its ir-niza I tiion, :3 pwr venit simli-itinual dliifid ild. - Mi. .1. E. Ni-rvood, the cashiir, i . :mu e.xperieced bankiler, huaviw,' beam the business wvith Ithle (ireenvilb.' Sav inis llan,4nw the it Natona [13ank, an lahterP hiavintg ben co nnieer ed w*ithl thle Atlantiic Nationa IIianuk of Wilinugton, N. C., from which place lie came to Newvberry in 18396. The banik does a safe and sound banking bisidess arid jus'ily ha:s the enlt1PCin i coAdernen of th, businae~ss men I of' thiis enOinfhiImity. PIEDMONT SUMMER SCHOOL. ToBe Held In Greenwood at Lander College, June 19 to July 13-Ev ery Teacher Should Attend. - Tihae first annual session of the Pied e mnit Suiuner' schooll will be held att ] Gr'eeniwood from .June 19th to) Jutlv y 13thI. This is thle olleial school for i. Greenwood, Abbeville, Laurens, New- ( berry and( Saluda counties. A e -1 trong faculty of eight expert teach o ers5 hais beeni en)gged and1( "somfe' new y etrswill he added. Roardl $12 t for four weeks. Reduced1 rates on all erailroads. Will be Pleased to hav~e -you attiendt. James Rlogers, - ContySipt. Edutition. Eryteaecr in Newb'lerry outy whlo enni shoutld attend (Ihis' suunniier. dI school. Inosteadi of having a1 Siuunner ' y schtool in) each contIy, it was decided .to gr'oupj thle countlies aboitve tinwid .1and Ihave one scha.,-! '' all the q.ioin ties, t hus' giving all thle t eachiers lhe 2 advanttage of a larger facultyv and d thle atssociation11 of' morepeopile in thle ~ d same work. The rate for btoa rd is very ha an renwood is easily' aeeessible, I ,- and there is little excuse for any~~ o teacher absenting himself or herself ai o from advantages of a summer sc'ho4ol. ht The faculty is composed of the maosf .progressive and1 int elli en I tenacrs mi Ithe sItte, antd all who at tend will lbe benen ted. .LAURENS LAUNDRY-Best by test. s Try .for.YQ1relf And. be .convinne.i .that it is the best Savings Bank. ANNOUNCEMENTS. 'or County Superintendent Educationl ,1 hereby 111m1 itnle myself, a cand1i.. ate for r(e-ehcti(n tfor theile oiec, oily suiperinltend(ent of edlientifil ubject to thle (lemiocratie, primary. J. S. Wheeler. For County Auditor. I herebv N anmiounve myself, a eand,i ate I'1 auit o4)1f Newberry Comllii %y t1ljv't 11)0w rilles 4d, the l linoelaln 0. U. INzh1ar1dt. H. ('. ('onut- is hereby nomimuaedl or the olice of Auditor for Newbr v couty, sub,ject to the rules of tle emocra114tie primary. W. V. Cromer is hereby alnoulnI(c(jed s a camildate for re-electioi as itol for Newberry county and will i)i( result o (emocirtie primary. For Sub-Supervisor. lr. .J . P. ('111111 o is liereby anon111 - Vd f'mr re-elecion ais sub-suipervisor 11fl is plel'w4e to abidle the result of he denmocratic primlary. For Probate Judge. Jllo. ('. Wilson is heiy,11 announced S i Il idate f,0r re-electionl to tile fliee of probate juhn.d.e. Subject to be( demilocratic primary. For Supervisor. I herebv allloillce myself a eandi. at1, 41. Supervisr for Newherr 4ut11Y. Sub1jeet to tile Dellocratie inr.J. C. D)ominlick. For Treasurer: Ln'. L 1 is hereby aninoilcedkI r couty Treasurl-er, tosucce him. elubjet totheDmocripri. VP S IAL NOTICI l VOOD-a WAN D .--W 'I il e pay .l 41I. 4Ser c(rd for four fool dy pie wold aIbeNdelverd~ heti(t'n 24ows an ov 2t 190. byhose- wishin l to mak'fli atract witome at 5 ce, before we1il arhe' barghit a tuple. ke l~ The 1 51 e ollohon Mfg. l'o. . continued thernera l prcil.o wicfline, and w'll, hereaI 61fter, d orl u 's h ii'i 42~ I .i It wiegi, igi i.I(41 e. Y. ilunerM.. ASH--paid or cidren'sallad Yoarc Sto. pllt114 lt I yds lby 3C( YO2 yas. le cuain '1 I' ats, cottoa at 25CIl eet,anIa gs. Farmiers Oil Mil. J. Hi. Wike'r, Mgr. I-IVYEh Lrensaundry11 a01ri iar'anteed.nifi3Wi. haw' Pur Ma. It willaw.