The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, June 16, 1887, Image 3
Local and Special.
Church Notices
BAPTIsTr-Rev. C. P. Scott, pasTor. preaching
next Sunday at lit. in. and 7:15 p. in. sun
uay school at 4:30) p. mn . M r. . it. Carwiae.
Sup'erintendvnt. l'r..yer t:t:ethng We.im-say
at -:i5 p. m.
LUTHERAN- -- - - -, pa tor.
Preaching next Sunday by the p:!s or. atr 11
a. In. and - p. in. -tin..y 2.elio t : p.
un . Mr. George 1B. Cronter. ni.."- itenti:lent.
Prayer meeting We'Inesdty r.t 7:15 p in
XETHOi.ST-C:ev. J. L. ttkei., pa+o".
Preaching by the paS-or at 11 a in. snwi:15
p.m. Sunday reho:I at 4 p. mi . Mr. .Johi W.
Chapman, tuperiten-lent. Prayer itn-eti. g
at 7:15 p. m.
A. R. PlESIYTEIiAN-Rev. E. P. 311C:into"k.
pastor. Service next Stlnd"v by the p:lstor
at 11 a. m. Sunda- school at :: a. inl., M r 31.
A.Carlisle, Superinten<.mst. I'rav-r iet-ti! g
Wednesday at 7:lb p. in. Nli 'ionary :o i"ty
Wednesda' at :< p. im.. .Irs. C Mower. Pret"
dent. W. C. T. U. Tue,day at 5 1 in.. Mis C.
Mower. Presi-!ent.
EPISCOPaL-Rev. W. Ii. :MOe'.'1. r-tt"r.
Service by the r.ector ev -rv thir<t S "n.1 -y at
11 a. m. and 4:10 p. in Lay readii; by yir. N.
B. Mazyck at 11 a. r:.
PRESBYTERIAX-IRev. J. S. C<-Zb)y p:tar"r
Preaching by the pasttor at 11 it. in. and 7:15
p. m. aund:ty school at 3::;u p. m...\r. w. E
Pelham. Superintendent. I'r.t3er mu t i::o
Wednes lay at 7 15 p. in.
Female Acaden.y.
At a recunt meeti;g of the Bo:ni d of
Trustees of Newberry Female Aca'lemy,
the present facuity wa- r-electecd :tS
follows: A. P. Pifer, principall; 'Miss 0.
E. Garlington. assistant; Mirs. John S.
Fair, music teacher; Dr. 0. B. Mayer,
Jr., lecturer on physiology and hygite1e.
eA large lot of good Tobacc > antd Ciga's
to sell retail or by the package at botto i
pirices by B. H. LoVELACE.
Student's Bibles for sale at Ch ptnatn'.
Hunt's B&k:tore keeps the largest stock
of small and family bibles. gospel hymns
and all kinds of son- books in the city.
Give them your order. - 9-22
The Population of Newberr..
Mr John S. Fair has about conleted
the census of the town of Newberry.
We give below the population in IS4
and that just taken, and also the increase
by wards. 393 of.thoze of ward 4 live
il McCaughrinvilie. T;s list will be
revised by Mr. Fai', but the following
will be found very nearly correct:
1SS1. 1SS7 Increase.
Ward 1.- 629 655 26
*2.- 029 50 171
3.- 6 G->1 15
4.- 6G1 1,019 35S
Total . . . 2,555 3,125 570
Co to Hunt's Book Store and ex:l:tiie
their new Oxford Bibles.
A fresh lot of B-trrel and Bottle
Pickles from one of the best Pickle
Houses in the U. S., perhaps. .Just re
ceived and to sell cheap by
if. B. II. LOVELACE.
The RailroadI Eection
On subscribing $10,000 by this town
ship to the C,uinbia, Newberry and
Laurens railroad was hell here on last
Thursday and resulted as follows :
Subscription ................. 1iS
No Subscription ......-- ......51
Total.................--. 24tJ
This vote gives a mafority for sub
scrip'tion of 147 but the terms of the
amended act seem to puzzle a little, the
county commissioners anid when they
nmet on last Friday to canva<s the vote
they determined to postpone action and
take the matter uder consideration.
We have no dloubt the subscription will
be made and the bonds issued soon.
Innumerable cirtiticates prove that
Robertson's Fever and Agne Cure has
gever failed to cure chuils and fever. Go
uya bottle, you who suffe.r, at his
Drug Store, opposite the Postoilice. tf.
r- Dcsii ing to close out the balinee of
my stock of furniture this month. I offer
the entiyre stock at cost for the cash.
4t. Rt. Y. LEAVELL.
Use Pelham's Blackberry Balsam for
Dysentery. (-9-1 t.
Twio R~oyal St. John Sewing Machines
at 25.00 nlpiece, at
C-0-tf. R. Y. LIEAVELL'S.
Use Pelham's Blackberry Balsam for
Dysentery. 6-9-It.
Persoinal.
Mr. Will Crews, of the Clinton E,ider
prise, was i town yesterday.
Mss Beta Leavell h-is gone to Green.
vi!Ie to attend commnencement.
Mr. T. B. Greneker, of Charleston,
was on a visit to his old home last week.
Mr. C. C. Datvis has gone to Glenn
Spings for a few days to recuperate his~
health.
Mr. Harry H.-Samuelk, of New York,
is in Newberry tn d wilt. -pen'd se vera]
weeks here. ' '
W. L. Izlar, Esq., and wife, of Oca.ige.
burg, were ont a visit list week at Mr. .J.
F. Glenn's.
Charleston had to retuirn home on Mon
day on account of tie deati of one of
his memberN.
Mrs. Withers Adiecks, of Yorkvillb-, i.
visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas S. Moor.
manm.
Cap'. A. IP. P'fer lhaves to-lay fot
Virginia where he will spenid a gr-eal
portion of the .timiumer.
Sherii' W. W. Rizer has b'eni ini
Spartanmhurg for thxe palst week on ac
count of the illness of hiii si,ter Mrs.
Mary Blackbturt. Mrs. W. W. Ri-ier
gotd Mrs. L. W. P. Ri,er 1.-ft for Spar
tanbqrg als:> 0: yest-rdayv.
The e litor of thi HlvnAmr ANI) NEwS
had the pliea-ure of hlavi ng his old friend
and cltssma:e, Rev-. M. 0. .J. Kreps.
now of Orangeburg, with him this week,
It is the lirst visit of Mr-. Kv-p to New
beny 3'inee his grrLiItioni -evin yeamr.
ago.
Mr. John lIawkins L-ave; to-lar fo:
Florida t, take a posi: iun as- l:cal t.!!ito
oni a paper puibli.,bed in Or lando. W.
regre-t the~ departa: e of Mr. Hawkii i- bu
commuend him to the good le1.e o:
piorida ats a live ni-ewg;aper in.
Don't fai to buy "Joy andi G:adn--s.'
(songs used by L-itch :mi Marshal!), a
H UNT's B~ot Srousi.
Go to J1. Wt. Chapnam's for S.:hoo
Books. d-lG-tf.
"Chiroimos$' Panel Pic:nre-' and.i Pie
ture E-isels;i at
'9-2IIt:sTrs Beo S-TopE.
lyou i1sh school booke, slaites, schiol
bag, school stationiery, &c., at roc.
bottom prices, call at Hunt's Blook,tore
if yo wat pre-sen. of any kind g
Oir se'nd your Grder to
0-:2 hUNr's BOOK STOR E.
Wrnitinug Paper, good and cheap, at J
dat
cot
tha
LOOK th
WITH ALL YOUR EYES! T1
Siiks and Satins at 25e. a Yard!! hot
I3ENIH.CLTNE.
ere
tile
We
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%ri:ins ani .111 A _ ott'. Cit'
On nle"t Sni 'av the Uid ,n service in C
the city ci urciu on Sunday even ings her
I ir the r< iiaindtler of :he Zu- iler w%ill be r:e
comr:e. ced. The first zer.ic will he clil
held in the A. R. Pre:b% teriain church Tht
and the ser:non will be preached by Rev. ac
J. S. Co.by. There will be no preaching bie
in any of the other churcbes next Sun- T
d:y inight. so
The Vigilant and En terprise Fire jug
C,ompanties of Columbia with their fiet
friends came to Newberry on last Fri- ed.
ttay to pienic w ith the young America of wei
this place on the occasion of their second Ob
anniversary. Col. W. II. Hunt, vice- -NE
president of the Newberry Fire depart- I
meit delivered the address of welcote. Wh
The editor of the HERALD AND NEWS coil
u ho was present was called on and re- Grc
sponded very briefly as did Messrs. John to t
3I. Kiuar0, J. A. Burton and Burr iu,
Johnsto'a. The Newberry tiiremen are
tapped a keg of b.er and passed around ShE
several boxes of cigars for them. trt,
The weather during the week has been the
very c ol qu'te a contrast with last mi(
Sweek. 'I
The Mi-tlct .e Dancing Club will give li?
their a:nuail ball to-night at the New- eve
berry Hotel, which pronii-es to be aa eciat to l
affair. tan
The c.inaieneenws in Newbrry are W
all over f->r this year. bee
Tickets for the M'istletoe Dancing ear
the
Club ball are on sale at the dsug stoer
dc
of Cofield & Lyons, by Dr. Belcher the
secretay and trea-urer. It is necessary
mn
to secure a ticket in order to enter. TU
Th,
Mr. G. M. Girardean liberated a cage nin
of c-rr:er pigeons on 31onday morning lo ,
sent him by a gentleman in Philadel
phia- to:
The report of the commencement in Jal
Newberry College was jointly prepared tiv(
by tev. A. G. Voigt associate editor of w.
the isitor and the editor of the HER- Til
ALD AN NEWS, and the same report in
b
is i-sued i.: both papers. wa
sta
There were a great many visitors in
Newberry during the week in attendanceq
upon commencement exercises. We arere
wa
unlabie to mention thenm all in our per-w
sonals and make no effo:t in tilis direc- gr
tion. ut
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Every person should have a Bible, and ' e
now is the time to buy a fine Bible cheap. (
Call and examline]( our stock.a
H UNT's BooK STORE.
__________Pr<
A large supply of school books just to
received at Hunt's Bookstore. 9-22 sic
tati
Every old man, young mlan, woman Ad
or child who wants a good 1augh1 should Sta
read "How Private Geo. WV. Peek put
down the rebellion." It beats the Bad thl
Boy. For sale at Sal
hUN' T's BooK STORE. vez
The Newberry F'em~ale Academy, t
The dlosing exercises of the Newberry ci
Female Academy were held in the Opera W
IIouse on last Thursdai night. The
hlouse was literally packed, and the e
wecather execedingly warm, but the exer
amI te are n-we
cises we-re itetresting an tefare (u
dies.ce delighted. Tis institution islo
one of the oldest landmarks of New
berry, and for the patst eighteen yearstr
to
has been under the control and princi- li
pal-hip) of the p)resenlt able, efficient ar:d
learned head, Capt. A. P, Pifer. All a
thle girls of Newberry aro being educatedal
thlere anTd some of them are the chlildrentr
of the girls Capt. P'ifer taughlt in thleto
years gone by. Tihe initructionl is tho
rough inl all departmlents, anid the stand- nit
ard 1s no0 doubt as i;.;h as many of the. h
iuistituitonsi Stylingo thenmselves Fml r
Colleges and :untrding diplomas. Dur~ thei
ing the past session Capt.PEifer has beenth
ably assisted by MJiss 0. E. Garlington
and thle music departmlent has been scl
uder thel etllicit management andin
con:trol of Mr.. Jo'hn S. Fair. We give rTh
in this connectioni a programmie of tile r
exer*cises oIl last '.'lhursday evenin1g. s
NI uentS sendizng their da.ughtters to tils
school have the assurance thatt their
daughters arc in good hands.tr
PROGH1AM ME.
Prayer. l
Thie Smunmer Da.y-ChloruI-. til
Little G:>lde*n Hlair-3Iarv Latw M1c
Clinitock. -tih
The ittle Waiter-. 94
Meteor G:dop (Dnett)-M3i-ses Na'lieiV
Wilson and Eoline Merchant. sti
"A. L. S." and Class Es-ay-IIow?- cal
Mii-s Laura B!ease. tel
Falling Leaves (S >l0)-Mi,s EnRily S
Lo,velace. se
Malil--Mary llttler Wope.
"A.L.S. ino S. lo----Rowlo Caric- lah
ri(J.5-3aleili D.mncan. p0
RI citationl-Little Bes-ie Gilder. T
Pretty hPo:d Lilies (S.;:)-Mis; Eoline ur
Merchianut. PIn
Nannlie Wilson. mel
-Oxen~ Waltz. (i>uet!)-Miss.s Ada Ricer of
andI Ainnie RulT. o
"A L. S." Recitatiou--Mi-s Ifet tie in
La d,
Th in Sp lrrow's Nest-tl f:eott. is
A-i Tar1 .1rant, Iniey Segtr. p
W ho'l Buy myc Pretty Flowers (SJIny) hie
Brantztly% Tarranut. all
Eventing'i at the F arml-Sllie Wheel--r. l)i
M\erchlaut. a
Co'm' Whlere tile Wil.l Flowver- Blom all
-ChIorus. -k
\aatnlt'l-U:len Mower. ti
Thii. exerci-es closed withI the Calia-, yi
teI Dill by the girls of thue 5chgel'. | f
On" Job, Dep;art2u t. i .
Get outr prices and ermine speimrens5 ti
ot Job W1or.k done at otur otlie before Al
ln your orders for Not" IIeadS, ' ca
Lettuer Heads, ] ill IIeadS, Statements,.
Go"t.on T.ickets, Envelopes, Circulars, h
Do igers, Briefs, Catalogues, and nll
kinuds of first-class work turned out shl
neatly and expeditionsly. e
Bill Pads, Letter Pade, &c., &c., at J. ar
W - hapman's '-IGfu . of
PROSPERITY.
he co!d n ind on Sunday and Mor
had a marked depres-ing effect o
:,vn an, gardens.
,"st Thur.day and Friday wa, so h<
t there was tnot room enough to hoi_
flag indicating ri-ing temperature.
olm -ncetment exercises are ovel
tudents and viitors have gon
ne, and now we are calm a:ld sere::<
he net procetd. of the ladies' i'
un saloon for the henetit of the 1
C. A. was 421.70. Many tha,k:
e. May God bless you 'very o.
lie programmues fir the c:mtlel.c
it were neatly and well gotten Ip
office of the HERALD AND NEW:
have also a copy of the catalvgne c
tvberry College w hich is well ex
:d.
apt. Adam Kibler, who died nea
e about ten days ago, had been mai
l three times, was the father of
dren, only ten of n hiei are livin;.
re ten %%ere all present at his deat
tburial. This i.. certainly rt tma k:
he number of visitors last week w:
reat that we must refraia from gi
n:tieS. Edgetield, Lexington. Faii
J and Newberry were ntell represen,
Notably among the Newberriat
-e School Commi<sioner Sale, th
rcer man and the HERALD AN
Vs man.
he impaired e:dth of Miss _lami
ites will prevent her from filling h!
tract, with the trustees of Locu:
>ve Academy. She reqones:s us to sa
he tru-tees that she regrets exceet
ly to resign, but the circunstanc:
such as to be beyond her contro
returns her sincere thanks to th
tees and patrons of tle school f.
kindness shown her while in the
1st.
'he closing- exercises of Prosperit
;h School began on last Thursda
ning. Prof. Scheetz being contine
ds bed, he requested Rev. A. W. A
:y to take charge of the programn
ich he did almost as well as if he ha
n accustomed to such things. At a
ly hour the house was packed, an
exercises began. They consisted <
lanations, essays and music, all <
ich were well rendered'and retlecte
ch credit on teachers and student:
most prominent feature of the evi
g was an original debate on the fo
-ing resolution: "Resolced, 'Ihat tl
rid owes more to her statesmen tha
Ier warriors." James Crosson an
es Eb. Boyd maintained the affirn
, and Sydney D. Duncan and Walt<
Wheeler denied the position taket
debate was indeed highly interes
and for forty minutes the conte
w waged with heated vigor. TI
temen were at times lofty and eb
mt, guiding the -ship of State wit
>arkable wisdom and pre'eision; tl:
rriors hotly contested every inch<
und, andl by daring deeds of A-alo
sampled patriotism, and gra!
tegic marneuvres, they, wye thinl
re the victors.
) Friday evening Rev. Attawa
!n took charge of the progratmm
>f. Schcetz was present, but too wei
stand. The exercises embraced nii
-vocal and instrument al. The Sall
ory by Mliss Nannie J. Simpson,
dress by tbe Hon. Jaires H. Ric
.te Superintendent of Education, at
Valedictory, by V. Y. Boozer. TI
utatory and Valedictory were bol
y fine productions, and were reple
oughout with profound thougi
iste language and' precision. Evei
rl and sentence wvas'exactly ti
'mer one and carrying wveight wil
:I. Not only were the productio:
e, bt the Salutatory was esceeding
11 read, and the Valedictory was
t sublime. It has seldom been of
to listen to better. The patron
stees and teachers have every reast
congratulate themselves with the e:
iitions at these exercises. Mr. Edito
connetion with this, I want you
o me space for the following. Tl
cial from Prosperit y to the Charle
ewes and Courier of June 11th, at
blised in the daily of the 13lth ins1
the following: "On Thursday ev
gextracts and essays were read 1
stdents." '4On Friday evenling e:
ets and speechen wvere delivered 1
graduating class." This 'is grossi
tice to teachers, students and eve:
Sconnected in any way with tl
tool. We hope tile inijuttie was n
entiotal on the part of the wvrite
e very idea of sttdets Oreadiffl
cis" at the closing exer~cises of ai
tool of note is ajsurd. Onu Thursd:
'ning there were two extracts
ned, not "read." To say that "e~
ets were read by the students" is b:
ngh; but when the writer annlo:mie
ough the colhns of the Newcs w.
rier, that "extracts were delivered 1
Sgi adutitng claiss,"' it is simpllly p)
terots. There was but onu~-tl
ledictory-andti it was original int
ictest sense. Such assertions are n
ctlated to add to thle tone anQ charp
of our schiool. 1'rosperity Uli
iool 1- als its g:inne impldie-, a hil
o of a high sta~ndard.,
Lwo of the most dastardhy and fien
act, which it has1 been our dutty toi
rt, were commit ted in O'Neal I (Smne
wn) sectioun of our county Ott laist S
lay night while the inhabitantts we
icefully and quiet ly sleeping. U
wnrivt3 ies, or moru1e properly, 1l
ns in h:mnan garb, entered the stal
Mr. Orlan'lo Dickert, put the brid
oe of his horses5 (tie had bit t wv
' muahiio-ly led thie anti:nal to a s
ta(ce gudl then shot ir (lead. T
Svery seve;-e b,low to MrCDickei',
slaiy o at this stag of the crop,
iS a poor man, hiaving~ no mneants
by w hich he can piur:hiase one.
kert is an hio'et, htard-workinug mil
en diug ,trictly to his own buines
d living, as lhe thought, in pe&ace Wi
mainkind. lie says thiat hie (does n
ow that lie has a single eairmy. (
5atsa tnighit, evidently the saiI
rty of dergo'is let to the~ rersiet
4:ames Albr)itt.an, w'ho re-jdes ab~oul
e from Mr. Dickert's, aind beg
rowing stories on his house, until I
britton vetured out to ascertaint
use. Ie pulled the door shut aft
t, when lhe was lived on by the
m11. Fot uniat.l v there n. ais a whi
rt haging on the door which th
idently iitook for MIr. Albrittc
d the shirt received te whole char
honexc:mt na w-hich entered 2
A' leg. After this they left, tlingki!g
probably that they had executed their
hellish design. Mr. Albritton i; al-o a
very quiet, reaceable and inoffen;ive .
citizen, and it is an in:comprehentible .
mvste:y w hy s:ch demonical acts htoul'i
be visited on two -uclh m -n a lie t u o
above named. O.ttra-es of a s'ri n
chtarac:er have been perpt'trated inl thiis e
community for a l")ng time. We wold
e sugg:st that the ;ood p:Ojde of O'Neails ?
- an, the -urro:tnding country, n io fel 1
San iiiterest in the welfare of our pl-opl.
all o to work at once aid rai-e a fun I
, sutheient to employ a lir-t el..ss de- '
tective, and have these ni;hui.;ltt mi
rau lers and m urrierers b:-ougl: io f -a
t the -tern hand of jus:ie. The in-opil e
. the;. ~ a r,: thor 11.;bly indi:ant aver e
f Sa: ur,iy night's doin as, :an.j if t.e
guilty parties were now aipprhe:ded we i
would not vouch for th -ir safety. |
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EXCSLS!OR NOTES.
11 Cotton shapes are in :aboiaicae. Who t
wiU exhibit th tirst co:ton b:o.oli t
W'aternel'm pat chesar fl- trizhing.
The writer ha> some f.,ur inch"s Inag.
Messr. Singley and Sheely passed I
-through ts coammn ity la-t week
threshing grain.
Our farmers are all b:isily enga.ged
e at work now, therefore, fltes of interest
are scarce.
The ealanou pond has been t horot:r
ly wa;hed out during the past year and
a new bridge will soon be necessary.
r Last Thursday and Friday were t wo ]
t atu days, followed wi'h a co;il siell
Sal urday and Suniay.
Mis;t s O;phelia and I.orah Na-es
rer e vi-iting friends in the Mt. l'ilgrimt
'section Saturd.ay aght and Sunnay.
e Your correspodlent aln g witi a groat
r many others in ot6r section had the
pleasure of attendiig the elosing exer
cises of the Prosperity High School last
3 week and we will call off by saying the
exPrcis, were most excellent.
0. Friday evening we lad ti,- p'e:ts
tnre of listening to an excell"tnt auldre-s
delivered to the school by the 1Ion. J.
SH. Rice, State Superintendent of EDt
cation.
Some of the gardeners in our commu
niry have recently adopted a new plan
for running insects and other pestilences
d from their gardens. They go into the
garden just after sun s:-t and tire S or 10
shots returning before :un rise next
morning and tepeating the dos'. Our
e iriend "Coby" reports he could have
shot a large bug ia his garden a few
d evenings ago but for the sake of saving
a pretty "cabbage head" he allowed the
'r 'raccal" to escape.
1' Up to the present time the farmers in
our community can boast and at the
same time be thankful for something
e they couldn't claim last year at this
time, and this is they all Ii ve clean ]
h flourishing crops where last year at this
e tiane the earth was almost Iilled to an
Sover flow of water and crops stanading
r, in a bad condition.
id Rev. M. M. Kinard, of the Seminary,
9' while attending the commencenient ex
ercises of the Prosperity IIi School
Y spent Friday niight tinder the parental
. roof returning to N ewhierry again on
k Saturdaty. SIGMA.
i- O'NEALL DOTS.
e,Teachers enajoyinig vacatian.
d Nothing new itn our commnityit.
eC Crops good. IIatrvestintg near over'.
h Saturday night a good young horse
ewas led from Mr. Orlando Dickert's
', stable and killed by a pistol shi't. It is
y useless to comment, as no o.ie knows
e who the fiend can be. This is the sec
hond horse Mr. Dickert has lost in this
way, and something more than a year
ag 'o lbe lost three, apparently from (is
-ease, buit now some begin to think
r "foul play" caused their deathI. Mr.
SDiekert is a harmless, hard wor-king man.
)n and he has the symp'athy of the commut
Snity. This year lie is living on the Mc
r' Nary road, cultivating Mr. Johnt F.-llers'
o land. H's crop is in a good condition
e aad n-a h's joy. How soon, by night,
can an enemy sow tares. We hope God
iwill bring the gut.y wretch to light.
- A lydra hlcatted Chiceni.
- MES8as. EDITORs: A few days since
y one of our setting liens came off' with
n. twelve little chickens, and left three
y egg< in h:er ntest ; we u,ually, tunder suchi
e circumstance-, put the eggs uinde.r a-n
t other lien, but failed to d:a so in this iin
r. stance, Yesterday otu lI:tle daughter
x. asked permiis:-ion to throw them away,
y which heing given her, she wecnt out, anad
y directly came run ninag batck to show mue
e- at chickent that was ini onea of the eggs
- perfectly formead in every respeact, save
d that it hadl two distincet headis tad each
-s5 one a't large as ani orditary chickeni haiad
d when Iitrst haateda. TLhie hieads ware
yv joined at lie neck, oaae oni each eide withI
-two bills and two eyes to each he'ad. It
e wouald have hatchehed in aL day or. two.
e Chappells, June 8. E. C. 1I.
DEATHiS.
:1 Jefferson All'n, thei I afant soni of Itev.
iJ. A. Slight, died oni 18th Jute, t887, of
dysentery; agead nbout 3 mfoiath.s.
The ninie mtothis infat of Mr. Faak
0. Spaeatrmnt, oif Silver St reet. d'el a
few d.iys ago of dysent'ry.
re Po<r OFFIcE. NEwntERtIY. S C.
- itof letercis uni ame andtta adlerthed'a
Je 15, 1ti4.
le olma. Sutmpter .tog. itosiat
CoeanV. F. i-ern. Suan i -.
le I)arr'ol Lout:' Rook, Voly
Gary.R5oseana 4tobinson. ktirr,
li ope. Minte '- * :Impkins 3tahl1y
.aanes. Sa)aig Sta-k. Ui:ss fllae
iS ; nerle.y, ? lorence swindler. wi-itar
' Tius4, Stasan
t.~ SPRING BOILS AND CARBUN-I
ii CLES re.sult from a vili ated condlitiona of
..ite houman organismsn. The siurest antd
t' quickest relief is fauntd int Bonit BIlad
h aitalm; comp joseah ot natutre's irdie Iis,
>t itItiturities thIe blood(, aid s the digest im,ii
Sgives to age thte blootn t o.att hab rena'~
vates thae varims ftujctigrns, ania e'dotes
zeyoutr'hear4 a i>OWeri of goodl.t
S- For .t.le by
a W.E.pELIIAM, Druggiat.
li M~iracousi E,xcape.
W, W. Reed, drugit. of Winchester. lId.
.rite : One of mya3 customecrs, Mirs. Lout-a
Ie- ]Pike, Blartonia, Rtandolph' to.. Ind., was a
jong sufl'ere'r with Consumption, aind was
ate given up to die by hter physicia~ns. She hieard
ot Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumtaption
Sant began baying it of mie. In six motnth&'
n limec -he walked to this city, a distantce of six
' iles, anid is tnow so much itmproved shme has
e quit usin', it. She leels she owes her life to it."
r,Free trial botttes at Cotleld & Lyons~' d,rug
A CARD.
.1 n-"rtisem,eit.
II:. Coi.-. L. BLEASE:
Several or the citizens of the town of New
erry thinking that you had fairly won
!e Medal Monday night l:st, have decid
(l to present to you this beautiful chain
lhich they hope will be recognized by
.Au and ri.o that you nav wear it and
h-:ri:h it as long as you live.
(HA1IRMAN COMMITTEE.
o CH.AIIMAN OF COMMITTEE :
1UAl: Sin: I desire to express to you
ud those whom you reprtsent my warm
:,t thanks for your apl.reciation of my
ltort in the contest for the Medal in
)rr.tory on Monday night. It is indeed a
listinction to have been thought worthy
f the Medal where all the other contest
,nts displayed so much ability in compo
ition and so great a cormand of the arts
f oratory. while I cheerfully bow to the
lecision of the committee, your apprecia
ion of my effort removes every trace of
hat disappointment which every one
taturally feels under such circumstances.
assure you that the testimonial you
>resent will always be preserved and your
indness and appreciation will never be
orgotten by me.
I am your obedient servant.
COLEMAN L. BLEASE.
EDeuth of Bishop Nitevens.
Pml LAL.U fI:t.P .nne 11.--William
3acon Stevens. D. D.. L.L. D., Bish
>p of the Diocese of Pennslyvania
>f the Protestant Episcopal Church,
lied at his residence, 1 0i3 Spruce
treet. at 0 o'clock this norning.
The E'reMidenit at !'WOrk Again .
WAsINGToN. June 11.- The Presi
lent resumed his usual routine at the
Ahite House to-day, and devoted
nost of the day to the consideration
,f matter which has ac3umulated
luring his absence.
New.4 Itemr i
The State Press association elected
he following officers : President
Jeneral M. B. McSweenev ; first
rice-president, Col. Charles Petty ;
econd, T. H. Clarke; secretary, J.
3. Bonner :treasurer, Major F.
ielchers ; chaplain, Rev. S. H.
3rown. A committee Ni as appointed
o decide between Greenville. Ander
on and Charleston, the three points
nggeste. for the next meeting.
Col. Henry Buist, one of the lead
ng lawyers of Charleston, died, in
hat city on June 9.
Dr. T. J. Teague a prominent
)hysician and surgeon of Johnston.
lied suddenly on June 10th, of heart
lisease aged about 52 years.
Mr. H. G. Scudday has resigned
he p)osition of State Secretary of the
E. M. C. A., and his resignation has
>een accepted by the State Executive
lomnmittee. A State secretary has
Iot been elected as yet.
Walter B. Sherman, the inventor of
he automatie railroad sigvnal, was be
.iaded by a freight train at Utica, N.
F., while testing the practical working
>f his invention.
Rains have recently fallen ini nearly
ill the counties of Texas, and the crop
eports are now of a roseate hue.
Many predict that a million and a half
ales of cotton will be made this year.
The President has ordered that all
lags in the war department be re
burned to the respective States in
which the regiments that bore them
were organized.
The President has returned from the
Adirondacks, and is at work again.
The Apaches on the wvar path in
Arizona are said to be under the lead
ership of experienced scouts.
A monument to the Louisianians
who fell in the defence of Vic.ksburg
was unveiled in that city on Saturday.
Texas saloon men are alarmed lest a
State prohibit,ion law be passed.
The Catholic and Non-Catholic mem
bers of Knights of Labor in Chicago
have divided on the McGlynn issue.
At Cleveland, Tenn., Will Guess
murdered Miss Irene Faun, a school
teacher, on June 10, because she
whipped his sister for misbehavior ini
school.
Snow fell on the peaks of the Otter,
near Lynchburg, Va., on Saturday.
The strikes in Chicago have thrown
2,000 m.en out of emiploynment.
Havemeyer's large suggj refinery at
Green Point, L. I., has been burned.
Trhe entire band of the Apache cap
tives at Fort Pickens, Fla., joined in a
medicine dance on Saturday night
that was witnessed by over five hun
dred persons.
Emiiperor William June :a laid t.he
foundation-stone of the Holteran Lock
of the North Sea C'anal, with imposing
cereminomies.
At Denhigh, Waldeu, i Saturday
ae nmob turnued :pn excited bull loose
o the police and assaulted them with
rotten eggs. Oinc arrest was made.
A hurricane and rain spout occurredl
on Friday last near Mako, Hungary.
Several work men were washed awa.y.
The (likes still withstand' the pressure
of the flood.
It is expected that the session of the
Reihstag will close onm the 22nid inst.
The Governmtienit aims to seCiicl dr
ig the p)resent sess1i the piassage oif
thle spirit monopoly and the sugaur
bills, a meaisure for protectioni for wo
men and (chiblren, amid a law rogulat
ig the adin iistre: ing of' AlIsace-Lor
a iille.
A zinallinzdanganu, near 31itchelstormi,
twoc hiundcred children have boyeottedl
the Nat ionial sehools.
A i.ciA ~te t curme ror mwh* nmatism.
DYETnsnr:1, TLENN., Feb 22. 1S887.
Gemnticement-I.c 1883 I had a severe at
ik of Rhi'mnat ismt. If attawlcd nme
mn''t in moy arm c*tn- d lh-. The latteri
wre drawn tny, an-I wheni I could waik
I hadi to go allI hent over. Fincally. I
went to Ilot Spring-. Ark.. whiere . re-.
miainedh several wee'ks. I w.',s benietittedI
andcl thoughit I w:y well, aind camie home.
O,n myO arrival hotmie it cdeveloped agaitn.
I thea took a comur-e of S. S. S., usiz
three d czen bottles. They thorontly
cured rxe. acnd from that clay to this I
have beemi perfectly free from rlmenuma,
tismt.
I regard S. S. S. as ab- olucte in the
cure of rhenima? isom, anid a rerfect blood
puriller. I think it the bcst medicine ini
the world, and if I enn help it I nevr
expect to une any other. It ik a splenm
did general medicine, cleansing out the
system, atnd th:cs gettincg at thme root oi
nost dlisea-es. J. D). CARTER.
Tr.atir-e on Blood and Skinl Diseas"
mailed free.
THiE SwwFr SPEC'3WC Gu., Lr.aWR~ 3
At.nta CI. -6'
TEACH ERS' )EPA R''MIhNT.
ARTHiUR IIBLEtt. Eh.T)R.
C'o. Jar'. H. Rice
01 No. tiy n:orti g Col. J. I. Rice,
State Supet i:tiendent of Educ:ition, as
had bee;i anno:niee,l, m-t the ieachers
and other- of the eou:nty in favor of
e:lue.ttio: at the O:iera House. Never
before i i our life have we he:ard sueh a
full, clear, forcible and ins;rtctive dis
cussion of lie Free school sy tem. and
never were we so impies:etl with the
bqnetit< to b- derive-t from it when fuivl
carried out. The Sul,erinten'ent said
that puolo.r eti:e:t:io: is t:o new tliini
in South Carolin;t, that it was earne._ly
aivocated eighty years ago by some tf
the b,st men of the State, and that law
we e:aeted as far b.tck :t. 1811 looking
to the education of every free child ii
the S:ate. These laws hatl become aI
dead letter long before the intuiuration
of the fri e school as we i:ow have it.
The speaker said that he knew that.
ther.- is a great th-al of (q-position to the
syste:ni which is d.ie to two e:mse-s :the
oirigint If it, ati] th.: ignorannce of it. IIe
aid that he h:ui-elf at one time disliked
it, mainly because ae kiew nothing
about it, but having leiarned more about
the worki,:g of the system, he i; More
favorab!y impressed with it. The speaker
further said that having travelle 1 oi er
the greater part of the State dutitng the
past six months he had found many
uien, even in the learned profes-ions
who are totally ignorant of the free
school system, Soue;hing they hulitil be
entirely fatm:li-ir n ith, a,il yet Ihey de
niOtmt:e it.
Coi. Rice <di.d :ot elai that ihe
sclnk are what they ought to he. or
what we wouid h:ne then be, but that
they are now in such eondition that they
,ean be easily itde better, and :i ce
they r-e a fact in South Caro'i::a. lie
thought it the duty of every patriotie
citizen to go forward and work earnestly
for thim. No doubt that Col. R'ce niade
a favorab:e impressio-i upon the people
of Newberry, and th -y will anxiously
await his return.
Programme for.the Teacher's Asso
ciation.. July 2, 11t7.
Moral Suasion cs. Physietl Force.
Rev. G. W. IIolhawl.
The Common School Systt n.-Tho-.
S. Moorman, E=q.
The New Method rs. the Old.--Mi-s
Fannie Wardlaw.
Can a Teacher Keep up Without an
Educational Pa!er.-Kemper D. Senn
Don't forget, teachers, to be at the
Female Academy on 1st Satin day in
July at 10.30 a. m.
ENJOY LIFEc
What a truly beautiful world we live
in! Natu-e gives us grandeur of nioun
tains, glens and oceans, and thouiands
of means of enjo)yment. We Can desire
no better when in perfect health; but
how often do the majority of peop-le feel
like giving it up disheartened, discour
aged and worn out with diseause, when
there is no oc'casion for this feeling, as
every suil'rer cant easily obtain 3:atisfac
tory proof, that Green's August Flowcer
will nmake them free from (disease, as
when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Con:
plaint are the <lirect causes of seventy
ive per cent, of suchi maladies as Bil
iousne'ss, Indigestion,. Sick Headache,
Cost iveness, Nervous Pa.stration, Diz
ziness of the Heath, Palpitation of the
Heart,and other distressing symptoms.
Three 'hoses of August Flowcer will prove
its wonderful eflreet. Sample bottles,
10 cenita. Try it. ]-26-1a-eowv.
PIMPLES, FRECKLES, BLOTCH
ES, and variotus (ernptive disorders owe
theiir origin to an impure condition of
the blood. In many instances the erup
tion is so slight as to be harmless, but in
a great number of eases such distigulre
ment sltimiately results in derangement
of the general health, tending to make
his life a burden. B. B. B. nips the mnal
ady in the bud and adds new life to .the
exhatusted. For sale by
W. E. PE LLHA M, Druggist,
i-'2-4t. Sole Agetit.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The B3est S lye in the world for Cuts. Sores,
Bruises. Ulcers, Sait Rhbeum, Fever Sores, 'l et
ter, Chapped Hands, Ch:ilblains, Corns, andi
ai Skin Eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisiaction, or money refunded.
rrice '5 cents pcr box. For sate by Cofield
& Lvtons. 7-14.
If You Want aGood Article
Of PLUG TOBACCO, ask your dealer for
" Old Rip."
Naven. Iis Lif'e.
.Mr. D). I. Wi'coxson, of Itorse Cave. Ky..
says lhe was for manny t,ears, badly .ifliicted
with Phii.iic, also0 Diabetes; tihe pains wce
alniost unendurable and would sonmetinmes
aluost throw him into convutsions. lie tried
Electric Bitte.s and got relief from t he first
hottie, and aifter takina six bottles. wais en
tirely cured. anri lad gainedi in flesh eighteen
punds. SityR he posiivetly believes he woul(l
ha:ve died.hbail it lot0 been for the rielief tt'lo di
ed byv Electric Bi'ters. Sold at lifty cents a
botte by C.>ieeld & Ly.ons. 8-I8
4. . m-i: :e:: Xh. rrepies of
P u'%h-i in ttra C:ty of :w York.
VWiLL'AM DOaSHEIMER,
at|y, Weeklyj, and Sunday Edi!ions.
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Financial and Commercial,
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ntel~. stories by distingulahed American and
for!ga -.sriters of fiion.
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- i~ I~ . STAR,
nZ-s.dsMRd :M'rPlwaNme Ynr
CLOT 1
MY STOOP
SPRING AfD SUMI
CON TATNA A]
NOVELTIES as well as ST
STROUSE &
Fine Tailor-Made Clot:
For the Sumnir I hai
Alpacas, Sicilian Cloths
i i COATS am
AND Al
SINGL' COATS,-LONG A
Mv SHOE DEPARTMEN co
>f Gents' and Ladies' Shoes, also .
I keep a complete line of 2
'IHOES for Gentlemen's and Lmli<
I keep FIRST-CLASS (ODS;
Examine my goods and y.u are su
Tl,
Main Street, Ner b ei r, S. (.
EDO T I
It has been talked that w
mind Castings at very low prices.
)f goods just as cheap.
Water Coolers,
Toilet Setts,
Ice Cream Fri
(oni
Good Tbacco Five Cents per Plug
Don't forget
Ladies, why suffer in the hundry
LAUNDRY STOVE to pre
Why have your wearing apparel
a machine that will wash and ble
rubbing. It is a perfect wo
TI]T S~
We make a specialty of all wdrk
G uttering, Zinc and Sheet Iron w
Repairs on hand and ordered wher
guaranteed.
Newberry, S, C., May 9th, 18S'l
MU OO, J
Your attention)f is respectfully
groceries,
Dry Good~
Clo:hi
Ha
SUGABS ANDJ
FJECrR]TI']
BUIST'S GARI
A general line of w.ell selected
kept in a variety store.
We sell f.:r cash only, aind can
ments in low prices. Call before;
M. FOOT, .J
EASTER DEC
AT
DESPORTES &:]
Dress~ Goods~ Department.
streer wear ; Surah Silks i:a pretty Tfi-its for es
Velvet Trimmring< to match ; Sat in Rhadamies
weiiht All Wool ElYeats; New Sh:a1es' int Gre,
variety ; Cheese Cloths ini Delica! e Sh:ades; 3
S: ripes ; See.rsnekers. P?lain anti Cainkled;
Ame.ricana S.air.ses ; Princess Buntinugs ; Burm~
White Goods Department.
Btiste in elegant pattern-1; Org:tu die-. Tar:l
Jaconet and Nainuook Embroidery ;3 arrick~ I
Lace ; alereciennues Laces ia sevarn w idths;
Eern Serimn ; L,ee Cut aints ; Beadead La. in
ate Trrimmriing Braidl ('tew thi' sea-ont); Ball
aLssrttenlt.
S'hoe Departmnit.-Women'stu Wa
Kid Opera Siippers, 50.. per pair ; Women'is I
pair; Wvomnen's Poulish Boots, 9:Jc. per paiir; M1
Infnts' Kid Shoe', 45c. per* pair: Men's Bar:f
Bal G.aiters, .81 per lair; 31en's Opera
:Ln elegantt Stor.k of tustomlt and H-a nd-maLde i
sewed( Congres- at e50 O; Gets' H.an2--ewed l
2 ber:s and Oxfor:d TVies ; La d:es' Fr ench Ki-!
Freneni Kid Bmt tot B wts, .S7 5) pe. Lr i Lad
Se eI:i atatemio toU BoyIas' Knee S its. S
Gents' Fuirnishing Good. D)
Shirt' ; Gemar' U.laundlried Shirts. G,:nts' Un
t 21.10 per dozeni. Gent' Cor;eet Style S-ia
llr' Gent s' Straw Hat:s ;Gent-' N.-lime cc:I
Lad(ies' hat s, P.-mtpont', Plumes,
Id Glove', L-alies' Silk Glove' and Mit. wo
er -akahbl- Corset, wairner's Nursiag Corset. 1I
MIisellaneous,.-Veh et Rus, Saiy
RoberVs Razor S'eel Sei-or-, Robe rt' Go
kis, Table Linea. Mosq-110 Nets, Canopies,
F:tu's, Silk Umab ellas with Siver IL-ads, Emnb
We beg to invite your critical instlSCion of
ity premi er. Weu :u e maaakinag almost daily add~
throgout the -Ceason. Samapl- sentt free to
Re-p.-etfully, DESPORTrES
PIANOS AND
Frotm the world's best makers at faetory pi
Eight grand makers and o,ver three hunrdred
PIAN4
Chickeri.r, Mason & Ramnlin, NI
Mason & Htanflin, Packard. (}
Pianos and Organs de.livered, frei~ght p;ii t<
dyvs trial andl freight botih ways if not s;atisfat
alwnmgt Mtya:ic ouse, bratuch of Laudden 4
- N. W'.
L. A T HAWKLNS. Agent,~ New berry,~
|I C
OF
WER CLOTHIN&
.PLES of the season.>
inp a Specialty.
e al1l ki: ns of
and Seersuckers
SV1, STS,
2 S 0 -
ND MEDIUM CUTS;
nta'ns all S'tyklis a:.d Prict
isses' and (hildren's.
IEGLER BR.s' FI E
s wear.
tt the LOWEST PRI LS.'
re to nake a purchase.
R. D. SMITH,
(Successor to Cloud & Smith.)
e "Newberry lthir.
sell our stock of -
We are selling other Iii&
ezers,
%ctioncries,
Tob aco am1l Ciga ,r"
-Tventy Plturs for $(.0
that.
rooi1 when we have t
rent all that suffering?
torn to pieces? We iaw
ach clothing without .6'
nder. Call and sec it.
in :the line of Roofin
ork, repairing, &c. *ive_
ever desirc-.. Satisfaetion
SCOTT & BRO.7
inv?ited to a full line o
ig, Shoes,:.
fs, Trunk,
~EN SEEDS>
and fresh goods usu~4y
give you especial inidue-.
V'ou buv, 'in -
R. &_CO.
ORATIONS &
EDMUNDS. -
Scrah Silks c in Blck acnd Colo'rs for
eni; ,S.Lun Rhadamens i:i Color<
in Black; L'non Rep Silk ; L'gt
e,vr styli-h ; Mourning Goods [:e
Fun's Veilincg, Albatro-. ; Ty rolese .
Fr cech S.o'ins (genuince imcported);
We cuTer several stciking b:crgain
oks act 10, 1 i., 13 ardiSc.; Price4
-ton:; Indcianc Embroidery ; Swtes
,ace Flanneingf; Onuipc!re All Ovr'
O:iental 5S,rim ; .Japa':ese Se:rim'd
*etr ; Beade I Dress. Fronts.; Nanve-K
~cnm:c!ng; Fo'rcho: Laces, c leganct
hb Slippers, 1i(e. per air; Woe Ofc.i
ci Go:.t Unc:tuo nDoo:e. 9.,. per.
ise, Po!!kh B-.ots, 7ic. per ;air ;
Cong' e-s Gaiters, 81 pe*r p .cr ; e'.
Cl1t Co"gress. 1.35 per pair.As
ice Shcoes a~ ii Bo--tee-. Gent's. Hand
Ucngres-;a i 56 a-d 57; Gets' Price
Bcmton Bo*o 5. 5 perc paicr; Ladie
e.s' Fifrih Avecnn:- Ties 81.5'0 per pair
ho:'' in :slI g--ade- ancd pr:ce.s.
i.:0, $2.50, 53.50 to $5. ~Boy@Kcwe
v- Fur Halos. B>y-' S:rair Hat,
apart ment.-Gents'Lannderli
Ierwear, Gnts' 4-pdy Linen Coilars'
I Hlit-; Gects' Correct S. Ile So.t
its. Gent"' Kid acnd Silk G!oves.
-cer'- Hle:c1h Cors--t, D.& E.' Un
ose S;:;i orter-, 01) -ra Sha4 l
rcna R::g-. Matting, Curtnin PoehuCn,,
)!'eo;:raphs.~ St. el Enraving.. -,
*c-:ye'l N'ed'-, Tray Cloths, Nap-Q
Trucnks, Vaiss Satchels, ParatoI~
ro-deredl Bug2y Roebes..
his Fine S,oc(k < f Fine Goods-qu
i:c ns anid will con: inuce to do so
all paorts of the Statec.
& ED MUNDS, Co!clumi:r, S. C.
ORGANS,
-iceS, 0-1 as;'est terms of payment.
styles to set\-t from.
.:.thutshek, B3ent and Arion.
-ebestr' ard Bays State
>all rai road 'it- oiSoth. Fifteen
torv, and test in yocur own homies
B:ates' Smahelirn Mu'ic House.
TRmUMP, W~any~&L
,oalminra,S
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