The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 22, 1906, Page TWO, Image 2
BAILEY DEFE101DS HIMSELF,
Oftem the Rocord and Dofondi i1moel
-Roads Lotter from Ohaullr
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nt shitw it too him, It Isadvsd
to Mr, I'l. ( , e -t'idemit 'ssertay
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IICv%Iim%'onn I itevneerinIgi,
11Iv in 1Fair I,Iihting,
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Ime r iughM a1t leas t,
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jntily booln otlld arhitrary, dliAnto.
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t imt, edlaIted% that h%% hald nlowlr inl
tntionally donw a% man anl injustike,
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"he wnl putthebrandl of a liar,
'1'ha all j me a ko i n
shun him,
THk STATE REUNXON
Votarans Flocking 'to the Free Di
nor Room--Tloy Also Enjoy the
Free Beer and Lunoh
Counter,
oinila, Miy 17, '114 rmlliolI
'iily will wSI pI4o"Pll lsil It, would b
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gry, lt%r lie tioglietei in ti mat.ta
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'et. linlling o1om4 n)11)t hIiin strot. I
wIltWI Im oea l meni Iiviu one ali
t11urnedl nw', an11d tho frov bieor a1
Ihillell volillor opoll entisinttly inl t1v
Vvillnt lilt iliross lte streot f'rim ti
Y.M t'1 . A, bmillinig Is d1oig it latm
kit'v b1siness, it' tiert, is nto vnsh ta
ki'n in,.
The teati1 of totily's session o
lt, Immitoll vitlioll was lit%e V6s
It O vemni'm of abou t hree hn1d,ev
ihtiltleni vi'ilm tho vity sehools. A
1t 4ihhvi passed n11ig the strvet
ill w1millte lile, ilreNsstl ill wilito nu11
n,d, the oldt vots lot attilkt n I t
vntionl ithS redl to S Ilhem pat
and %neh hurrahlin andi rebe yellin
havo nlot boon hivard since real wa
Itime, Th'le visil ot' ilhe chlilrtn t111e
uth Own Wiludm great 'rwd toodI v
the tips who voulldi not got inl, Thl
Siniginig and0 Iveitingi ot' lte ohildixv
WMV W0ellt n l a sosi gxivat e1,
thusiosml, Manyv of lte %'l veterall
WIN0 oVe01%lv with 011oin1 an wel
as thwy hwartily heoWld, Ahna Om
n%ing a elauifuO litit girl, etd til
sinlginvg, and dlidt it well, Thert wet
a nmbelr of Cw1noederate, stlngs, i
eld Ng"ixio," anld "Swance. RiN
Mis livs ato
l1mpkin followed with 1,Ien
of a Child,"
A plendd dI Was that of Mr
miS vaisabveth U1%,kinl, of tis, citl
She ha made"iMilAr adse
prciclyevory setens ateia
ONE STO Y; TWO MORAS.
L. First, Don't Be A *nob; Second, I
Don't Be A Fool. t
1lere is a' good story that -we S
l'i,nd in an exchange. It illustrates V
Il I w1 morals:
L. An old lady went into a store and 8
it aked to be shown some silk.. The r
11 yoting clerk showed her some, say
d iig: "IWe Cain do this up for you at I
d $1.60 per yard.'' The lady asked for s
, --minothing better, but. the clerk re- e
1 pliold thai1t they had nothing better, y
. wherienpoin the proprietor caine for
k. ward aknd said: I
" You mu11st excuse . my assistant, t
itidain; lie is new to the business. A
e livir, aidaill, is a superior article r
-. i $2.60 a yard. If it were not for o
e lio' t.at that I have bought it some f
o timlo ago, we should have to charge
s yoiii $3.75, for as you are doubtless
o ilware owing to the recent epidemie o
v iong tlie silk worms, the price of f
0 silk has inleresed enormously of b1
late." T9he engtomer took the silk. A s
e Iew days later the same old lady came c
- iil nd asked tor. somie tape. The clerk
Ssaiti glibly:
A "lore is some that. we nn let you A
. have at 1 ceits i dozen yards. If li
r it wasni't. for the fact that we have 't
i|hiad it some time we should have to
:1 ctharge 25 cents for it, as you are d
i doubtless aware, owing to the recent
R epidenie among tape worms, the price
t it' t ape has gone up enormously.
I The old lady struck the young fet
N low with her umbrella, of course.
11 Tlhe trst, moral that this story
1 tnehes is: ''Don't. be a snob.*t
- The second moral is: ''Don't. be a
tool.
lThe Roston Herald remarks that
''Never Wias there a city, unless it is
l'aris, Where Iight is of so little ae
V 1ont as New York." Wellothat de
ti pets on what one wishes to use it
e tor: perhaps Boston wastes it in
sleep.New York Commercial.
NEW STORE.a
I 1 am now opening up a nice
t
stock ot gocds in the store i
i r
oom formerly occupied by E. I
M. Evans & Co.. on Main St., e
opposite the court house. Am
: asking now the pub'tc general
ly come in and inspect my
stock before making their pur
,. chases.
a My stock consists of Dry
Goods. Groceries, etc. Call
sin to see. Will be delighted to
make you close prices on every
thing-and satisfaction guaran
~teed,
1' Yours for business,.
W. R. REID.
Prepared to furnish every
thingi n the way of supplies.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Doy a Real Estate to seII or u
admusedto theC geeal publief If'
. rat it in or hands anid we vifl
'i'eit e ar cea sady.~i ad attea
We kane sting bhayers foree
NI wte at to tay Rdl Estatet
*f ite'a ne&m MimpE5 ane~ to see 3s
tewe es cn papierty for sale
If pm&3't asnm
.SL KIamwa :r&d sewhDs AI
?1 w msm i- ed
Wear prsimd teaLf
.susr mgn. in a e
Mrs. Jeff Davis Worse.
Now York, May 17.-Mro. JeYerson
lavis suffered a relapse and early H.
)day her condition was reported se
iops. During the morning hours, re
Drt was taken to oxygen to aid res
iration. There was a decided change
or the worse last night and her phy
ician was hastily sunnfoned. He re
iained several hours.
Mrs. Davis' daughter, Mrs. Addison
layes, and other relatives are con
tantly at her bedside. Mrs. Davis
elebrated he'r eightieth birthday two
reeks ago.
Dr. Robert Wylie, who is attending
Irs. Davis, said today that his pa
icnt is now suffering with pneumonia.
Lfter a sinking spell early today she
evived and slept several hours, but
n account of advanced age chances
or her recovery are regarded faint.
"I seem to be the walking delegate
f this union,'' remarked the way
aror, and there was not triumph in
is tone. The tuth was, his wife had
nut him on an errand and he had no
ar fare.-Philadelphia Ledger. Nt
Politician-''Your brother-in-law, yol
like Callahan, has applied for a po
tical job. Can you safely recom
tend him?
Cost igan-Well, Oi couldn't safely
o anything else. ''-r-Judge.
19th C
Making Nineteen Hunc
'HOICE TENNESSEE F
Lnd While it Lasts to Gc
Best Patent $5.00
Best half Pat. $4.4
Best Meal 75c. bu
Best Grits $L.75,Si
Don't pay any more, don't be switc
long, save money and buy from us.
Our immense stock-of spring goods v
ies and fancy goods and staples, our A
ng novelties in millinery. Come and s
ight thing in prices, style, quality, &c
oly cannot beat us, we don't make a
'ou up on balance, people getting
nd looking out more. for No. i. Com,
orty years experience counts somett
lon't you forget it,
PROSPER IT
STATEN
)f the condition of the Exchange
he close of business May 4th,
RESOURCES.
.oans and discounts .,. . S127,Tis' 52
)verdrafts.,.,........ 3.800.93
'urniture and Fixtures . . 3315
)ue from Banks a bankers 10,S81.48
'urrency ..,..,.-.-...4,217 00
tilver, Nickles and pennies 1,748.34
lhecks and cash items. . - ,031.85
Before me came M1. L. Spearman Casl
ieing duly sworn says that the above sta tem
dge and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this t]
Corneet attest:
J,D. Davenport
Geo, R. (in~
Spec
For the Pexi
50OBa
:OF
Straigh
AT $4.00 PE
S. S. Bir
kVE YOUR'WATCH
Repaired 'Rikht.
Jeweler
1.wa.rry,..
W. B. RIKARD
now In The Herald and
ws Office where he will do
4r work promptly and under
GUARANTEE.
Give him a trial.
Pb-c:Leu ELlab.t.
AR,
ired Barrels of that
LOUR Just Received
at
{Every bbl.
O gu aranteed.
shel.
ick.
bed otT by argument, come right
rriving embracing all the novel
[rs. Moseley in the North select
ee us, we are prepared to do the
., for an all round bill you sim
zut price on one thing and burn
educated and opening their eyes
e and see us a'nd be convinced.
ing, we will treat you right and
Fr K'1VC*M
Y, s. C.
[ENT.
Bank of Newberry, S. C., at
1906.
LIABII.ITIES.
nivide proft less ex
pese banks txes pad. 4,0.9
[ndividual deposits subject
to checks . ---- 71,441 87
Bills payable.-.-.-..-....30000.00
$156,2227
sie of The Exchange Bank, who
ent is correct to the best of his knowl
Mt. L. Spearman, Cashier.
Ie 12th day of May, 1906.
W. B. Wallace
N- P. for k. C.
Ia 1.!
Ten Does
rrels
Flour
R BARREL.
ge Co.