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A SUGGESTION REPEATED. The ,New Union Station-Woik o Track Noaring 0o,MItion Move the Depot. The C., N. & L. railway had abot completed the track and tresti which were made necessary in ordt to have the union station. Once more before the umbrell sheds are begun The Herald an News desires to call attention to tl sug4restion which it has made in r gard to the movitt,r of the *presei * passenger station of the Southern o the north side of Main street. Sue an arrangnment, would afford ce nu; better aceconjmodation to the trave ing publi, that it is mentioned agaii information has beer 'rcepived froi both. roads and the -ailroad commi sion that such an arrangement woul be agreeable to all of them if it m( the a;rp--al of the citizens of Nov berry. Of course the union passei ger station should be entirely remoi ed from the freight deliet, but th! is not practicable just ncw, afnd tt suggestion here made will not in ti least re(nrd the building of the unio station. at such plce that. will 1 agreeable to all parties and that wi be in kecping w'.'h tho growth an prlogress of the city. Of consc Newbery ought to hav and deserves a better station than si will hidve even after the improvi ments now in progress are man. ] will not be long before the railroae will rea.lize this, and there will I little trouble in securing a moder passenzer station. For the presen however, if the station that we no have was moved oil the north side c the sthet. as herek- si,e ted. it w,.l City 0p EARHARDT & WELLS, I /'Thursday, N THOMAS' AUTHOR OF PRESENT S O NE A Study of Love at By His Novel Seats on Sal NOW F Usuol Foil "The longest pole kn,ocks down New York. While there securc cheap things (,not in quality bni about complete and we invite ins sledge hammer prices, and in Dr< from 5c. yd. to $1.50.. Elegant * Checked Homespun 5c. up, Jean line Clothing, men's, youths' ar .New York scooped lot of Boys' 4 This breaks all records. First ho soon. H-ats and Caps, new Bron the 1.ewest and prettiest. Dor.'t just right. For Groceries, Hard Ax and Bay State Shoes, Drop I years. '793 old reliable Domies; I ,ooo bnahels Seed Red Oats, Beautiful Parlor Organ, Oak, 24th Making 24 H UNDR E Bs SEE FLOUR Just Received Best Patent $4.e Best H alf Pat. 4, Best Meal 80e, i Best Grits $1 .75 PROSPE be, such a great improvement of what we have had that we might be able to put up with it for a brief period. If anything is to be done ilong this line, it should be done at once. -TO MOVE FROM GREENWOOD. The Baptist Press will Hereafter be PubMihed at Union. a d e Greenwood, October 29.-Announ ,- cement is made to-day that the Bap it tist Press, the successor of the South n Carolina Baptist, will be moved to i Union and published hereafter from I that place. The Rev. Louis J. Bris 1- tow, who, with the Rev. V. I. Masters, . owned and edited the paper, has sold n his interest to the Rev. L. M. Rice, ;- for many years pastor of the Baptist I Church at Union. Mr. Masters wil iti retain his interest in the paper and will move with it to Union. Mr. . Bristow has a serious throat trouble and has been told by his physician is that lie must seek outdoor work. He e will move his family to the country c in Anderson county, and will continue n preaching twice a month to a Baptist e church in that county. 11 The Baptist Press, which succeeded I the South Carolina Baptist, has been publi!lhcd here for two years by , Messrs Bristow and Masters. It has c taken a high. stand among periodicals of its class, and is still growing in :t favor and strength. The South Caro s lina Baptist started some ten years e ago at Lake City and was moved from n there to Greenwood. Messrs. Bristow L, and Masters have made hosts of v friends in Greenwood, who regret ex f ceedingly their removal from this city. :ra House ,ESSEES AND MANAGERS. ovember 8th. DIXON, Jr. 'THE C 1ANSMAN." H IS NEW PLAY PIE VOMAN d Socialism, Suggested of Same Name. e at City Cafe OR THE Scromble! hbe persimmon.'' Just returned from d the new things, nice things and t in orice). Our immense stock is ection. We can only mention a few xss Goods the new things,- shades, etc., linaghams 5c. yd., Homespun 5c. up., ~, Flannel, Outings full line. Elegant id boys', and Overcoats. While in slothing whichi we offer at 49c. suit. about sold out 3econd lot expected dway styles. In Millinery we have take our wvord, com.e and see, prices pare, &c., we lead the van. Battle lead Sewing Machines warranted ic ec Machine, $65.0o kind $25-00 acked 60o. bu. ~45-00 CAR, r'els of that CHOICE TE.NNES and while It lasts to go at 0 1Every bbl. wshel guaranteed. sack. TYr s.C. LESSON IN SOIAL ECONOMY. Exhibit at Jamestown Exposition to be Educational Fictor in Improv ing Conditions of,Working 0lasses. Norfolk, Va., Oct. 31.-Social Economy will oomprise one of the international and instructive exhibits at the Jamestown Exposition to be held on the shores of Hampton Roads, near Norfolk, Va., next year. The celebration commemorates the founding of the first English-speak ing settlement in America at James town, Va., in 1607 and is the most im portant historical event in the his tory of the United States. This exhibit will show the develop. ment attained during three hundred years along these lines and will be complete and comprehensive in char acter. Interest in the- display is fur- I ther enhanced by a series of daily 4 lectures to be given in a hall provid- I ed for that purpose. The lectures I will be illustrated with stereopticon i views and moving pictures, showing < the various phases of progress from I the inception to the present develop- I inent of this branch of work. This I feature will be under the auspices of i the National Civic Federation of i New York, and the American Civic Association. I The exhibit will show the develop Real E 1 hope each one of yoi in this advertisement. so many, you can easily Ex-President, Grover I to enrich its owner as u savings in realty near s4 No matter who you ar ARE YOU RICH NOw& AREYOU POOR? Yc To have a surplus cap YOU SOMET Real estate is a bank t it is financed with your profitable than well locc If your savings are ea have helped others to r Be on the safe side an lieve is the best investrr siderably, besides payir to $5.00 per share with you make in good stock either mailed to you or i Farms at $30 to $50.00 per acre ti the acre is really the best investmentl for instance, lands in Kentucky and price, and yet do not yield as mucl cotton land. In my advertisement a few days stores, and also some lots on the Y. convenient. Good investment. The stores have been sold, and soi good investments in stores and othe county, and I am listing these belov I want to call your attention espe< residence, and one of the most con sewerage and electric lights, in facd the best, places that I know of for s 1, 2, 3, 4. Lots near my residence 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Known as the Whe4 and water works. These are amonj being a few minutes walk from the streets leading to the new Court Ho i8, 19,. 20, 21, 22. One story brici be bought at a very reasonable pric be built today. 23. Two story brick store betwee scraper. One of the best locationsi 24. Livery Stables. 25. One and one-half acres near ] 26. 350 acres near Whitmire, wit 27, 28 Sold. 29. Withdrawn. 30. Fiiled. 31- Sold. 32. Filled. 33' 34. 35, 36> 37. Sold. 3 Withdrawn. 38y4. Sold. 39. Withdrawn. 40. I15$ acres of land t wo and a with two cabins, barn and stables, < and pasture. 41. House and two-acre lot at Mc 42. Splendid building lot in Broo 43. Filled. 4.Withdrawn. 46, 47, 48. Sold. 49. Rented. 5.Withdrawn. 52. Four acres of land, bounded b Parr property. One acre of this rec 53. Withdrawn. 54. Sold. 55, 56. Withdrawn. 57. For sale, two two-story brick ment in municipal and rural improv ments in the Physical arrangement of cities and towns; the treatment of streets and parks, and the' methods of sanitation and drainage. It will also include organized or individual efforts made by employers for the benefit of employees; the establish ment of sanitary work places, the means employed for education, re 3reation ind housing of the working elasse4 social settlements, children playgrounds, public baths, etc. The section devoted to charities ind corrections will 'include an exhib t from state and municipal institu ions for the care of defectives, de endents and delinquents, showing he most ellicient methods fo' the pro ection of life and property against rime, pauperism and disease. An exhibit of the regulations gov irning labor and industry will consist argely of charts, photographs, print d matter, maps, models and appara us. By means of a series of statis ical charts will be shown the average 'ate of wages and the relative .ost >f living; the effect of strikes and ockouts, and the extent of the em )loyment. of women and children. Ma erial relating to special movements md investigations and their results vill be set forth inl graphic form. A feature of especial human in crest will be the exhibit showing the levices for safe guarding the lives Ptate, St< A who wish to improve I wish I could write eat see why I write this an D"eveland, says, "No :r ndeveloped realty. I a >me growing town. TI e, where you are or ho' '? You may become po u may become rich if I ital in reserve will prev IMES ASK YOURSELF hat cannot fail. When money, acting under tted real estate near a WHERE IS Y rning you only 4 per c( kake profitable investrr d write or come and ta ent of any stock on ou ig you a dividend. In ( in a year, besides the d s give you very little I iotice sent you, and yo at will make a bale of cotton to in Real Estate that you can make, other States sell at a much higher per acre in money as our best ago I called attention to three J. Pope property, as being very ne of the lots. I have yet some r Real Estate around the city and ~ially to No. iwt. This is a new venient places for business, with I believe one of the best, if not ale at the price. ,r property, directly on sewerage mthe best located lots in the city, public square, and on one of the use. I. t stores on Main street, which can e, perhaps as cheap as they could ai the new Post Office and the bacy n the city for a bank. lower Hlouse. hplenty of timber and pasture land. )alf miles from Mountville, S. C., otton houses, orchard, good spring untville, S. C. klyn. y three streets, part of the H. L. ently sold. stores on Main street. J. A.B and limbs of workingmen and wi men, and for preventing acciden under ordinary conditions of life an labor, to which the general public exiOsed. This part of the disph will be classified as follows: Phot( graphs, models and drawings of a folding; protective devices for boi ors, water gauges, signal apparatu boiler and pipe valves; also prote( tive devices for electrical machiner and acetylene apparatus motor an power transmitters, turning on an shutting off power, belt conntion couplings, etc; fire protect, - an preveiitive measures against premn ture explosioiis;fhst aid to the injul ed; mining and quarrying; devices i use of stone erushin, maehinor; methods of storing explosives, safet devices for looms, carding, paper ci tinig, stamlpinig and( Mould1ing mla"Ahil cry; appliances for elevators, hoist etc., workingmens dwellings, Jress ing and living rooms together wit models, plans and photographs c workingmiens industrial betternmen institutiois of all kinds. Another feature which eanniot fa to JIrove intieresting will he the exhib it of the Phlliladelphia (omimerci; Muselmi -Amowing the (levelopilent 0 the Co--neree of the United Ngnir from is oe;:iiiing to the pr,,cul period. )cks and your financial crnditic of you a persz.. d r-int it. lvestrna:nt on ear.h iS S Lvays advise my* your were ".,7 ;o Su.4chn -aving!13 N old you are, it ih your >Ok if you don't s.ve. iou savo money ard in eft you from driftiig c , HOW QAN MY MON you own Real Estate y your direction. No in growing city. OUR MONEY? %nt. or 5 per cent. I cai ents, and I ca; . p y( 1k to me. I have some r market. This stock v >ther words, I believe t ividends it you get. ;rouble. Every six m< u only go to the bAks 58. Sold. 59. Two-story brick store on N 6u. Fout acri.s of Imid, with fi Rents for i8e. oo per year. 6z. Six room house with dlinir 3 I-a to 4 apr'-! I omd with va?cant garden. Beyonmd Southenrr. Raill for Manufactiung Plant. 6z. Withdr.mvn. 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68. Lots on located and welb drained. 69 70. Sold. 7!. Brick ly.i!.ding knownii new forty h-ir; boiler anid en latest improved~ ea'chineriy, caipac is a splendid j.lace for a gin.nera railroad. 72, 73, 74. Withdrawn. 75- For Satle. Fifty-four acr This is in the incorporate lirmits. 76. Cottage ..nd large lot. 78. For Sale. House and lo New berry. Coitoni Mill. Will cu 79. One of the best plantatic one mile from Silver Street. a scd is in cultivauion, 90 of thib recen acres in pasture land. Telep..hon 8o. Withdrawn. 8x.' 150 acres of land, 6 miles 8,83. Sold. 84. One and one half acres loi dence. 85, 86, 87. Sold. 87 1-2 Withdrawn. 88. Sold. 89. Filled. 90. For S?le Four room cotta about t wo acres of land, good tem as the Slawson Phice. 91 , 92, 93. SQld 94. Bid wanted for twenty Shi 95. 400 acres good lana witi miles wvest of Newberry, .z miies 96, 97. Lots near 0. McR. lo 98. Lot at Silver Street, a i from a church and school, seven. and stables, good two room tenan 99. For Sale. Twenty shares roo, rOr. Sold. roz. Wanted.. Two s,barea Ed 03. Withdrawn. i04. Lot ne: r Mollohon Mfg. 4 105. Plantation containing zr,o two good barnm'. pienty of outbui URTON, "Buvy r a nd .0-!r - When a man tells you how you ;s ought. to rin your business, just'take d a look at the way he is ruming his S ownl. y FRESH OYSTERS Every Day. , I will continue my Restau a rant at the old stand until I can got moved into my new quar Lers, ihe Masonic Building, next door to the Pool Room. . Don't forget! For a few days - more at the old stand, then in my "up-to-date" new Restau rant, next door to Pool Room. A continuance of the very lib t eral patronage you have given me for the past 23 years will I be appreciated. ;i. B. JONES. I Bonds. >n will read every word letter, but as there are sa ., so sure, so cei-tain g friends to place their bank anywherc." duty to save rooney. vest it wisely. n to the rocks of penury. EY BE SAFE. ou own your own bank. vestment can be more i help you do better. I u too. stock for sale that I be till increase in value con hat you can make $4.00 The investments that )nths your dividends are and draw this. faiii street. ie two-room cabins, oi road to Helena. Lg room and kitchen, containing about lot on corner, with barn, orchardi anid way towards HeIlena. Good location the Y. J. Pope property, conveniently s .A.ul's M%ill. Se.veni acres of' luand, a gine. This is equipped with the very ity 60 barrels of flour per day. This ~, being only about zoo yards from the es of land known as the Dairy Farm. known as the J. W. Gary place, necar into lots or sell as a whole. ns in the county. containing~ 219 acres . oo01 and a chiurch. Of this 140 acres . tly cleared from the original forent, 6o, a connectious. Nicc new residence.. mast of Newberry. on Glenn Street, near Mr. Watts resi ge, fireplace in each room, 8 foot hall, innt house, Prosper;ty, S. C. Knowrn ires Newvberry lial Estate Co. large residence, lies well. About i a from Kinards. moes' residence. itation on Sout.h.rn Railway, one mile room house with two acres land, barn house and good well, nice orchard. Mollohon Mfy Co. Stock. change.Bank Stock. 3o, and near Mr. Bouknights. )o acres land w'th nine ro'm house, lings.