The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 10, 1888, Image 4
Local and Special.
Church Notices.
IIAIr1ST-Pev. C. P. Scott, pastor. preaching
next sun.lay at II a. iii et 7:4N p. in. Sun
n:ty 4eh)1 at :: p. u . Mtr. -1. B. Carwile,
sett,r"intentient. 1-rayer mneeting Wetlnesday
at -:3!) p. in.
LrrnEKAs-R-v. W. C. Scha-ffer. pa-tor.
Preaehintr nt-xt .sun<ay by the pas or. at 11
a. Im and 7 4. p. n. sun<ay school at 9:30 a.
in I)r. w oiu,tav." Ilouseal, bupesinte:t1enit.
Prayer uneeti:g Fritlay at 7:45 p. in.
31ETHooIST-kev. .J. L. stokes. pasto-.
Preachin: by the pastor at i a in. a11i ::15
p. in. Sunday st-ool at 4 p. in.. 31r. John W.
Chapnan. Jui.tritutentlent. I'rayer neetii.g
at 7::15 p. In.
.. It. 1 5l 1 ss TEI-: OAS-- Re-v. 1-:. I'. JteCliniock.
p-t.tor. .ervice next Sunriey by the pastor
at 11 a. m. muniav school at 9::0ua. ut., 3lr M.
A. CarliSIe, superiuitentient. Prayer meeting
Thurshty- at 7 :1b p. in. Sli-sionary Society
w51,dnewuay at : p. in., Mrs. C. .lower, Presi
dent. w. C. T. U. Tu _"day at S p. in., Mrs. C.
Mower. Presi lent.
Eriscou-AL-tev. W. II. liianekel, rector.
Service by the rector every third Sund.y at
It a. in. aid 4:W0 p. in. 1.ay reatliig by 31r. N.
B. Mazyck at 11 a. r:.
fasBr:KiAS- . .. S. Cozby pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at it a. It. and 7:15
p. in. suniay .ehool at 3::0 p. in., Mr. W. E
Peliain, superintendient. Pra) er meeting
Wednesday at 7.15 1). mu.
Teachers' Arsociation.
Notice is hereby givetl that the next
meeting of the Association is post
ponled to Saturday May 19th, on ac
count of the meeting of the County
Democratic Convention on the 12th.
A. S. SeIErz. Presid?nt.
BIooKs C EAI'.-.Mr. R. B. Lyon has
a lot of rare and valuable books which
he will sell t"heap. Call and see hium at
Cofield & Lyon's drug store, and he
will take pleasure in showing them to
you. it
I). C. F lynn
(rets his friends and customers this
week with an atnnou:eement in The
Herald and News. He says he does
not believe in advertising but is obliged
to give the trade his prices through The
Herald antd News. Read them atn(
give him a call, Mr. Rodgers is in charge
and will be pleased to see you.
The best touie for weak and delicate
children, and also the best remedy for
coughs and colds, is Cod Liver Oil, with
Hypophosphites. Prepared by P.
Robertson, pharmnaeist, opposite the
Post Othice. tf.
Writing paper at cents a quire at
Hunt's Bok Store.
Lady Florence's Tooth and Mouth
Wash, an elegant and safe preparation
for preserving and beautifying the
teeth and stre ngtheninlg the gums.
For sale at Robertson's Drug Store, op
posite the Post Office. tf.
The Baptist Church.
Rev. C. P. Scott, pastor of the Baptist
church, left N.ewberry on Vednesday
morning to attend the meeting of the
Southern Baptist Convention in Rich
mond, Va., and also a meeting of the
Northern Convention in Washington,
D. C. He will be absent for about three
weeks.
Mr. H. F. Shealy will preach at this
church on Sunday mornings during the
ab)sence ot tihe pastor. There will be no
service at night.
We Keep
B. B. B. at Pelham's.
S. S. S. at Pelham's.
Hood's Sarsan arilla at Pelhami's.
Cutieura Resolvent. at Pelhamn's.
Heinitsh's Delight at Pelhami's.
All Blood Purifiers at Pelhamn's.
But Pelhamn's (onipiound Syrup of
Queen's D)elight and Sarsaparilla, for
blood disorders, is unlCeelled.
tf. P1-:L HA M's PH AHM^t'
Fina~l Examination.
'lhe Iinial examiinatioln of the senior
class in Newvherry College was comi
pleted Tuesdlay. The hionors-anid class
standing will be announced iln the col
lege chapel this morning. The class
numnbers six as follows: Nathan IE. Aull,
Edgefieldl County: John P. Glasgow,
Newberrv Cotunty; F. R1 McIntosh,
Newberry; 'C. .J. Rast, Orangeburg
C'ounlty; J. C.. Seegers, Jr., ('oluinbia;
anid Z. F. W\right, Newbelry.
For Bhise-balls, Bats. Caps, Belts,
Masks, Gloves, ete., go to Hunt's Book
Store. tf.
Everv~onke should see Wright & J. W.
Coppo<ck's Iuderwear b efore purchas
in1g. I t is as conmfortale as ornamlen
tal. This is saying mnuch, buit 'tis true.
tf
(Go to S. B. .Jonei-' for Seed Potatoes.
ti.
Wright & J. W. Coppoc.k's line of
G.ents' Neckwear is just awfully nice.
That is what the ladies say. i. e., the
best looking ones. tf
Shannon Files,eheapx, at Hunt's Book
Store. tt.
Good Writing Paper at 4e a qjuire, at
.J. W. 'hatpmnan's.
Lecture by Dr. A. D. Mayo.
The Rev. D)r. A. D). Mayo will deliver
a lecture at the Newberry Opera House
on next Monday niight, May 14, under
the auspiecs of the Newberry Literary
Associationl. Dr. Mayvo ha:s visited New
berry before and is a most excellent and
tiuen$t lecturer. The lecture will be
free and we hope to see- a full attend
anIce. The& tea(crs of the town andl
county arc especiailly invited to bie
presenSt. Dr. Mayo is a gtreat wvorker
a.mUong teachers andh ini the cause5 of
Luthxeratn Ituionii.
The Newhecrry Confe-rence of the
South Carolina Synod has inauigurated
a moi(vemenCt for a mass15 meeting of
Lutherans during the stununer at a
poinit covenienlt to the people within
thebxoundlsof the ('entrall and Newberry
('onferenlces. The iconunJ)jittee met at
Nt.-berry last Mlnday, andl adjourned
to mxeet aga;in oni May :>:l at Little
Mountain,. whole representatives of the
other conti-rences are expetedC to co
operatte with the commiiittee in select
ing the tuime and' place for the reuntionl.
-Lutchra \isitor.
IA'oi' 11.:i:: ... Russell sells eight
cakes of (Colgate's Soap for 2.> cents.
('rockervwarte, trhasw~are, lampIls, boots,
slioe5, h'ats. trunks, valises, and a gen
eral stock of D ry (Goods and Groceries,
all low~ downl for caIsh. G;ive him a trial
and1 be contvined'. Satisfacetion1 guar
ateedc(. tf
Who keeps- the nicest stock of Hats in
*Newhxerry': Wright & J. W. (oppock
-Go :xlt ad-s t hlem anid be convm'iheed. t f.
Don't forget that D. B. WVheeler has
on haniud at reatsonatble prices the Do
mestic, D)avis a nid the New Home Sew
ing Machines. tf
Oil, Paints andIx A rt material of every
description, at
t-. HUNT'S BOoK STORE.
VOICING THE DEMOCRACY.
Delegates to the County Convention
Strongly in Favor of the Primary from
Governor to Coroner.
The following list comprises about
three-fourths of the delegates who will
(omlx pose the )emnoeratic con\venttion( of
May 12. The clubs have declared almost
unanimously in favor of primarv elee
tions forall offices, and if the primary
is not adopted, they desire two State
colveltioIs-the latter to noinalte
State otieers.
Ti,w.Nsa (I 1.
t , 3tEN's ( IL.
Jas. lcll'io.h. S. '. i >z.r.
WV. T. Tiarran t. W. W. Ri.er.
Y. J. Puj e. 'T. S. .Moorrnatn.
M.A. Carlisle. W. Y. Fair.
J. W. Gary. it. L. .\c(aughrin.
A. NJ. Bowers. C. B. Buist.
S. Pope.
This club favors a primary election
for all otlieers, State and county; but
in case the State priinary is not adupt
ed, the club favors two State (oun\ent
tiols.
1"4)t-St EN'S 4LB
(>. I.. schutpert. .1. A. Burton.
E. C'. Jones. T. E. Epting.
J. K. P. Goggans. Harry H. lcase.
J. Y. ('ulbreath. W. A. Fail Iw.
T'. C. Pool.
The club favors a primtary election
for State offices; if not adopted, two
c oniventions.
CAROLINA CLUI.
G;eo.S Mfower. .1. T. Setzler.
Jno. M1. Kinard. .1. M1. Jehrutone.
t; leo. G. tale. 1>. M. Ward.
1. J. Larne. George Johustulr.
J. C. Psrrv. W. H. Hunt, Jr.
3. N. Bass. L \ Jones.
Ed R. Kingsnore. Frank Baxter.
Win. H1. Ithedd. .1. P. Faut.
t;. A. Ioody3. \GIl. Johnsone.
The delegates were uninstructed; sen
tinent unfavorable to the State pri
marv.
HELENA CLUB.
J. M. Bowers. '. W. Bishop.
Dr. S. G. W elch. Arthur Kibier.
The club is in favor of the primary
plan for all offices and one conventionl.
HARTFORD CLUR.
Township 1. Township X.
.1. '. Hair. .art't S. Paysinger.
C. T. Paysinger. Willie Kibler.
The club favors a primary election
for all offices; otherwise two conven
tions.
TowNsHIP 2-CLUB 1.
A. J. Gibson. H. C. Wilson.
W. B. Reagin. John Price.
Jos. Caldwell, Jr. Eb. .. Chalmers.
J. C. S. Brown.
The club favors a State pritary; it
the primary is not adopted, two State
conventions.
TowNsHIP 4.
J. S. Spearman. Jno. M. Suber.
M. M. Buford. George Denson.
.1. W. ScotL ('. H. Shannon.
J.11. McCarley. G F. Abrams.
W. C. Cromuer. John F. Mct'arley.
T. W. Abrans. W. A. Andrews.
S. L. Atchison.
The club voted in favor of a primary
election from Governor down; other
wise two State conventions.
Tov.*NSHIP 5.
E. P. Chalmers. D. Walter Barre.
Thompson Conuor. Carr W. Bishop.
John B. Campbell. W\'. c. Swittenberg.
N. F. Johnson. Thos. B. Riser.
Win. C.Sligh. Ge. C. Glasgow.
(;. W. Ia. Spearran. Jrs. W. i. Johnson.
The club voted in favor of a primary
election from Governor down; other
wise two State conventions.
TowNsHir 6-CLVB 1.
W. G. Peterson. W. P. Johnson.
M. H. Gary. Thos. J. Maitett.
J. R. Spearnman. A. P. I)avis.
The club is in favor of t wo ~on1venl
tions.
CLUB 2.
J. A. Werts. John W. Rleeder.
E. H. Lonshore. E. C. Longshore.
DavidPitts. Walter S. Spearmian.
The club favors two conventions.
CLUTB 3.
J. T. D)avis. J1. H. D.rroht.
A. J. Livingston. J. ML Work man.
Jno. W. Reagin. J. W. Smith.
Trhe club favors the primary systeml
from Governor dlown; otherwise twoc
State conlvenitions.
TowNBsHIP S.
F. Moon. G. B. Reagin.
J. R. Davidson. D). A. Cannon.
.. H. Wicker. J. C. Goggans.
J. P. Blair. L.H. Boulware.
G. F. Long. L. W. Long.
The delegates were uni nst ructed, b utI
the club is largely in favor of a State
primary; otherwvise two conventions.
TowNsHtP 9-CLuB 1.
J. B. F.>llers. A.MLet.
J. 31. Wicker (..Con.
A. H. Wheeler. A.. ier
C. F. Boyd. J.LVie
L.. S. Bowers. .I tuenyr
G. A. 3Matrett. JW.PBrw.
H. S. Boozer. A.Wye
TowNshiP 10JLIYTETCL.
G;. M1. Singley. W.BBint
Joe W. Werts. R..Ll>.
F. D Kinrd. N.WH. Stoune.
MT T.O C.Lut.
3. A.iih... ibl.
A. N.lIOlilt(1 J. L) Wshe-l
I)r.G. . Stalr. R. . Stoudemay.
Luthe B. Ergl J W1n. D. SBrw.
Win.I).Bunric. W.J. BHint
T. . Hinad J.v W.liton.
J.hA.deieh. te . J.r Hil>p.ut(t vt
--\tate ongres.ion. hadly. ty
nd N. Faore holin (Cl Statch. e
TuheeB Iate.tJo. D.osuper.
Wm.RD Bunrick. Apri :J.THez. i
tion of Htthn Dvist Churhpp. th
ciThen meegtesweeiscd townoiFia viti
a-large conresnion and closedty
Sndfay.orvolies were htate onvenida
cThue, atiatdeof roper it. $
aino th Baptofit wahricha olth
bourthlsectionl fteied.ivrAs
igting (ltingi thown on riayt wi
(ay evrging.pistaitan le 01M
SundA. Chlercs wlc.Tere hedonra
prec hng horeatrd tihe a tte
then hws ae thati timer Tilitta
fhslace wasiih ill afryo tet con
Kilhed lightightnig.o ay
Astruck th onerof the house n
Scorn>ert Bassged yars iwast kille b
ltnn moring athe ry relatri
daveing.His pcor aenth abve facts
M. A. Chles' phasete sThere 2wert
tiverothe andrenered the beeothiessi
he hose aut the same time. Thi itho
place. The bespeakn form tioi havler
struck the crner of1 the housre. (
hiConelssleld einquhiestoa
urdaymrning andvithe jury retundt
veditinacodac wt abovefact
marke an 1renteredk:te bf bHusness
Tea 1put sale byriceB downto tfo
patroalls from Btsl Hustomero,k'
etis noc. tc.,ger Sn the Jark. te<
iannousncenteatewhere. trac
Steaf.ord's coing X:1iInk at Huntuf
Book Store. tf
Tea For Fle, by J.. WJn. Ctl f1l
Mare ofathse Oandr Bils, s,atJnock
Good, etc.,er. at .3 aB.ma Jones. t
CHepker's.BcwetadOte
Memorial Day.
It has been suggested that to-day,
Thursday, 10th May, be observed by
our citizens as Iernorial Day. That at
-ix o'clock this afternoon the monu
meInt be decorated and immediately
afterwards the graves of our dead in
the old village grave vard :nd in ltose
inout 'elucetery.
lThat the following conilnittees of
Ildies :uperintenl sneh1 det"orations:
_\-r \Iuxt . :x-r-\Ir-..Jas. M4"In1tos,-:
\Ir-. (1. L. -clbutlpert, \Irs. E. L. 31
Fall, \Ir-. s. Popt, \irs. M. A. Ca rl isle,
)I1-t. (u. Melt. olhnt's. Ali-ses Katie
1 utherford, NatIhalie M.azvck, Stevie
;4)w"trs,'-allie Wright, A\llie C'uzby.
.\T (0l.1, L.\E( .vYn>
31rs. L. .1. .Joes. \Ir-. Fanlie N. Bax
ter, \I r-. S. P. 1>oozer, Mirs. Wi. Lang
fo;rd. Air-. W\illie E. Rutf, Mlisse:- Ahua
\Verber, l'atie \lue-, Fannie Hotges.
.\T Ih,i- oNT ('1:TItETE -- Mlrs. Johni
'. Wilson. M1rs. J1. Y. ('ulbreathl, MIrs.
Y'..J. PoplIt, \I1rs. (;..M1. ("irardleau, \1r:-.
T. 3M. L.akt, Nirt. .\h;u1 J.+hnstone,
\lis-cs 3amie \let ts, Iatitie \e Into)sh,
Mattic lec('aughlriii, 0. E. (:arlintgton.
We hope there will be a full turnout
of the ladies appix itlted( oil the conlinlit
tees antd of the citizels of the town and
pay this small tribute of remenilbrance
to our de:ad soldiers.
The Three ('s ieares Newberry.
Capt. 0. I. 1t:l.-atnur, the engineer
of the Thiree ("s, with his assistants,hias
reaeled Newberry and pitched his
tents in the pines just beyond Col.
Leavell's place within the city. They
11oved their caip on Tuesday froim the
river. The line ha., been located from
Augusta and with the exception of a
few mltiles coinlig out from Augusta it
is the sume as the Mitchell line only it
is adapted to the standard guage. They
were at work yesterday about six miles
froni town. It has not yet been decided
hv what route or at what place they
will coine ill town or where they will go
out. The engineers will decide in a
few days after viewing the city which
is the best place to cole in. They
will be stationed here for sonic time.
Fromi here on the work will go slow as
it will bea new route.
We would be ~gad now to see the
work of eollstruetioi eonlllen"ed on
this elid1 of the road.
Pensions Granted.
We publish below a list of applicants
for pensions front Newh erry County
who have ieen passed upon by the
State Board and whose pensions have
been allowed. There are a nuimber of
Others who have not yet been allowed :
lebecca C. Boozer, Prosperity ; En
eline C'rolier, Newberry ; Margaret
Kinard, Polaria ; Nancy Brooks,
Prosperity ; Elizabeth Brooks, C'hap
p ell's ; Elizabeth Fooshe, Chappell's
John M. Counts, Newbery; Elizabeth
Shieely, 1rosperity ; Ciroline . Chap
mlanl, Pirosper.ity ; Elizabeth ('. Neel,
New berry ; M1ary EK. Perkins, Pros
pIerity ; Elizabeth it. Lake, Utopia ;M3.
1B. Hunter, Newherry; Mlatilda Gritlith,
Newh,errv : 3. EK. Reid, Newberry;
Samluel I'. MInfl'tt, Newbierry ; Dru
':lla W\aits, P'rosperity ; Nanlcy EK.
DXen, lRoseh or'o; 3Iar'tha E. Kohn,
Prosperity;Janiies 31. . ardi, Kinrd's;
za IbethI ('aieron(Il, Prlosperlityv ; Susau1
lis Rt. Joines, Newherry ;C. B. Buist,
New beiry ;A. J1. Rankin, Newbierry.
Merit Rtecognized.
Our towlsinan, Mfr. A. 11. Kohin,
who hIas b eenl ihe efficient President oif
Prosperity Y. Mf. C. A. for mauny yer
andi is well-knowvn as an active Y. 3M. C'.
A. wor'ker-hiavinlg attended many
State (onvent ions-has extcfende to
himn the position of Local Secretary of
the Wilnington (N. '. ) Y. 3M. C. A.,
with a salary of $1,000 to begin with.
A nother Y. Mf. ( . A. has also extended
hiin an offr.
MIr. Kolmn hias the Wihniington odfer
to leave here, P'rospIerity would lose one
of its miost energetic and1( progressive
citizens, anid the usefulness of Pros
perity Associat ion wouild suffer 'onisid
erabIly.
Wie trust he will see his way clear to
remlain where lhe is.-Prosperity P~res.
aind Reporter.
Helena Heraldings.
The weather is favorable to vegeta
ticon. Amiateur gardeners are taking
niote of the veterans who are hard at
work transplanting cabbage, tomato
and potalto. MIrs. Pratt is the 'boss'
gardener of Helena. The p)rospects are
favorable for a niice suRpply~ of vegeta
Iles.
Thle Ilower-vards arc radiant and fra
gr:nt. Anmd if there ar'e hut fe peaiches
(ol the trees, here aiRd there, the apple,
plm acnd cherry bidi fair to be supple
meitedl lby an inmmlense ldakberry
MIr. ( . J1. Zobel has phasedl:5tI the lit
betwieen Alessrs. Hohnl an and Shock
Iev's residences at Helenai. We believe
it is Alir. Zobiel's inltenRtion to buil.
Tlhe Helena D)emtcratie club met at
the A cademlv last F"ridayv ight. D)r. S.
G . Welhch wa:s called to the chair antd
lt. 11. ireneker req1uested to act as see~
reteiry. Thie chair btrieily stated the ob,
jec't of thRe mieetinig, whereupon a c'om1
m iittee, conRsisting oif Mcessrs. T. P'. ILne,
.f. J1. Scott and Arthur Kihder were
aplpointedl to nomllinatte dlegates to
the coiuntV yconvenit ion. Thle following
are delegates: .J. Mf. Bowers, Dr. S. (G.
Welch, ( . WV. Bishop and Arthur Nib
Ier. .\lternates-3M. J1. Scott, .J. A.
G ;lnn. 'Thie club fav'ors tIhe prlimryltR~
biodt y wa n tedi omeie. 'There wvas no ex
o.ept tiln to this r'ule. A't.er a brief dhis
('ussionii of piractticail points, the club ad
jourined to mieet againll at the call of the
pre'Osidenit. SANS So000.
If youii have' orlianlized orI thlink of
(iri:m'iinl a Baise Ball (lubt it will be
tovu Invantage toi goi to H ut's Book
Stor. n gilt lhiir special r ates to1 lIts5e
Ball ( lub's. t f.
hReemrlk t hat Wright & J1. W. ('oh
pock grive :a dhi"ountit of tien per. cent
Ho. vs. Now" is Yornt ('4AN'C-tf
'oil iZto to fut' Book Store and1( buty a
5 eent tablet, t hey will give you a meeC
lead penil. tf.
SIintonl's VrriAuxi-:nt is what you
nieed for (Co1st ipat ion. Los o5 (f A ppetite,
D)izziness, andl all synmptoms of D)ys
pepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents twer hot
-le
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VARIOUS-.AND ALL ABOUT.
The County Convention meets (n
Saturday.
Mr. J. Ben Kempson is announced
for County Commissioner.
Mr. W. W. Riser is announced this
week as a candidate for Sherif'
Mr. H. C. Suniner is having somec
improvements made on the front of his
store.
There was considerable hail in the
upper portion of the county-last Friday
The subject of the sermon at the
Lutheran church next Sunday night
is "Christianity tested by experiment."
Jack Whitener, a well to do colored
man, died at his home here on Monday
morning.
Good rains have fallen throughout
the county during the past week, and
the crops are doing well and the farn
ers are happy.
The stalls at the Newberry market
were rented on Monday as follows:
Stall No. I t > Cabaniss & Singleton;
stall No. 2 to E. B. Blease; stalls Nos. 3
and 4 to J. B. Daniel.
An esteemed friend in the county in
forms The Herald and News that the
word "lady" also occurs in the 1st chap
ter and 1st verse of 2d John.
Mr. T. E. Epting got his ari badly
cut in letting down a sash in his hou-e
the other day. He was letting the sash
down when it slipped and his :rmc ran
through a pane of glass.
The annual inspection of the New
berry Fire Department was had on
Tuesday afternoon. The machinery and
men of the department presented a veiy
handsome appearance.
We beg leave to second the nomina
tion of Col. C. H. Suber, made by the
Herald and News of Newberry, to be
delegate at large to the St. Louis con
vention.-Laurens Advertiser.
There was a small crowd in town on
Monday and only one public sale made.
Nancy Warner vs. Frank Kibler, one
and a half acres in Prosperity to Dr. J.
A. Harmon for $350 cash. The one ad
vertised by the Probate Judge was con
tinued to Saleday in June.
St. Luke's Episcopal congregation
had the pleasure of a visit from Rev.
Mr. Tillinghast last Sunday. His ser
mons were edifying and impressive.
Mr. Tillinghast was returning from the
Anderson convention to his home in
Richland County.
Mr.:C. C. Davis is putting in a lot of
new machinery at his sash and door
factory here and enlarging his building.
He has some fine machinery and is pre
pared to do first class work. He is at
work now on the Piedmont Factory a
large part of the work being done here
and shipped to that point.
Mr. John Hawkins was brought be
fore U. S. Commissioner Reid on last
Thursday. He was represented by Col.
. L. Schumpert, Johnstonte & Cromer,
ad Col. W. H. Hunt, Jr. A prelimi
nary examtinationt was waived and he
was admitted to bail in the sum of
$2, 000 for his appearance at the United
Sttes(Court in Greenville ont the first
Mionday iln August-J. C. Neel, F. A.
Schumipert, I.W. Fant and .J.G. Rikard
being his bontdsmen. He left ont Fri
day morning for his home in Orange
burg.
Personals.
M1ayor Geo. B. (Cromter is able to le
up and( at htis office.
Mr. D). C. Flynn of Union was ini
town the last of last week.
Mr. Harry H. Santuels has been on
a visit here for several days.
Mr. M. F'oot has returned from
visit to his son in Atlanta.
Miss Fannie Werts, of Silver Street, is
visiting Mrs. T. E. Epting.
Mrs. Frank Fant, of Spartanburg, is
on a visit to Newberry as the guest of
Miss Werber.
Mrs. R. B. Lyon has returnedl fromnt
vsit to relatives and friends att King.
street and Charleston.
Dr. Frank Fantt and his friend Mr
Feaster, of Fairfield, were on a visit t<
New berry in the early part of thte week
Miss Julia Cogswell who has beeni
visiting the Misses Metts for several
weeks returned( to her home in (Charles
ton yesterday.
We are glad to learn that there is
posibility of Rev. Mr. HanekelPs re
covering the use of his eye. The trouble
is believed to have~ been caused by the
breaking of a blood vessel wvhich th<
work of absorption will recover.
Hallow, Charlie! Have you beet
spending the wiinter in Mexico? N aw
been to Wright & Coppock's; couldnt'1
esist. tf
Early Rose, Goodrich and Peerles:
Potatoes at S. B. Jones'. t
Cr->q uet Sets, Hammocks, Fishing
t-ks, etc., at Hunt's Book Store. tf
A fresh lot of gartden r-ced at
ti J. S. Rt'ssEL.L's.
CoRr e , WHoor ur xo Cot'o Hi and Bronm
<t~hitis inuinediately relievedl by shiloh'
ure.
Wright & J1. W. (Coppock's is thi
p)lace to get your Clothing if you want1
to get the worth of your money. t f
Base-balls fronzi 5c. to !$1.541, at IIunt':
Book Stoie. tf.
H you want a first-class Sewing Ma
chine, call on D). B. Wheeler on Friend
street, next dooxr to D)r. Pope's office. t
TH AT H AexING CoronH can be 5(
qjuickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. W4
guaratee it.
WILL Yor StrFER with Dyvspepsi:
and Liver Comnplaiint? Shiloh'~s \ ita
lizer is guaranteed to cure you.
SLEEPLtESS N i(HJTs, mtade miserahhd
y that terrible cough. Shiloh's (Curt
is the Remmedy for you.
CATARRH{ CURED, health and swee
reathI secured, by Shiloh 's C'atarrh
Reey. Price .50. cents. Nasal In
jector free.
For lame b,ack, side or chest, use Shi
lohi's Porous Plaster. Price 2.5 cents.
SiHILOH'S CouG H and C.nsumptioi
'tre is sold by us on a guarantee. I
eures Coinsumlptionl.
Many ladies admire gray hair--oi
soe other person-but few care to tr:
its eflects oni their own charms. The'
need not, since Ayer's Hair Vigor re
stores gray hair to its original color
Sold by druggists and perfu mers.
In the spring, hundreds of person
suffer from boils, carbuncles, and.-othe
eruptive diseases. These are evidence
that the system is trying to purge itsel
of impurities, and that it needs th
powerful aid which is afforded by th
use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
{Reckiesr. Shooting.
There was some very reckless shoot
ing on the street Tuesday night about
9 o'clock, by Mack Rutherford, in a
difficulty between himself and Peter
Kennedy. They were in the street op
posite the store of C. & (. S. Mower,
Four shots were tired. One struck a
small tree, one went through the store
wcindow and through two tin bucketi
in the rear end of the store, another
glitced on the window sill and the
other went down the street. Nobody
was hit. They were brought before the
council on Wednesday morning, and
Mack was fined ten dollars and Peter
discharged.
Kennedy swore out a warrant before
Justice Blease a.ain-t Rutherford for
assault and battery of a high and ag
gravated nature, and intent to kill, and
with a deadly weapon, but on the re
quest of the attorney representmg tht
State a preliminary examination wa.
waived and Rutherford released on hi
own bond, with a view to having the
matter compronised. 'T'his we take it
is a serious charge and should not bt
com1promised. It is true, in this in.
stance, no one was hurt; but such reek
less shooting on the public streets
should be punished if there is any law%
which can reach the case. The intent,
certainly, was deadly, and for sueh
characters to be turned loose on tht
c-mn lluntitV with so little trouble and
inconveniience to themtselves should not
be toierat:d in a law-abiding commu
nity.
Mack paid his ten dollars to the coun
cil and is at large.
Mack Rutherford has taken out a
similar warrant against Peter Kennedy
It would seem that both were armed
with pistols.
We hope that this case will not be
permitted to Ie compromised.
PROSPERITY LETTER.
Mrs. U. B. Whites and Miss Manhic
are both sick again.
Rev. J. D. Bowles, of Edgetield, wa.
in town on Friday last.
The town council is beautifying tin
market with whitewash.
The number of bales of cotton sold it
this market to date, 5,Bar. Price to-da
9 to 9.1.
The peach crop is very short, but th<
blackberry crop bids fair to be veri
good, so does the crop of candidates.
Mrs. John R. Ragsdale, of Fairfielt
County, with her little ones, paid Mrs
Josepl Hunter a pleasant visit las1
week.
Mrs. Everett and little daughter,wh<
have been visiting Mrs. Dr. Harmoi
for several weeks, has returned to At
lanta.
Col. George Johnstone was in towr
Monday night, representing Dr. Har
mon before the town council. H
gained his case.
Rev. C. A. Marks has returned fron
a visit to Southwest Virginia. He
again conlsidIering a second call to th
missionary work ini that reion1.
Capt. Kinard, of Edgefield, says on
of our jolly candidates has already be
gun to electioneer Edgefield voters
Nothing like deadening timber around
a field if you dlesire a good crop necar th
borders.
Mr. A. H. Kohni has under advise
mnent a call to the secretaryship of th
Y. M. C. A. at Wilmington, N. C. Wt
wvould be sorry to loose this youn
brother from the work here, still if h
feels it his duty to accept, he oughtt
go, and wve will bid hmim God speedi
the work for the Master.
On account of the meeting of th
Demnocra tic convention to be held
Newberryv C. H., on Saturday the 12t
instant, thc T1eacher's meeting at th
place is postponed until Saturday ti
19th instant, when we hope to have
full attendance. The programme is a
interesting and important one.
The Democratic club of Prosperit
re-organized last Thursday by electin
the following ofticers: Col. A. I
Wheeler, president; C. F. Boyd, 1h
vice-president; J. T. P. Crosson,2d viet
> resident; A. M. Wyse, secretary; J. I
'ellers, treasurer. Executive commi
tee: A. H. Wheeler, A. M. Wvse an:
J. B. Fellers.
Last week our town presented r<
markably busy scenes the whlole weel
Every day there were crowds, especial]
ladies, thi-onging the stores. New boi
nets, new hats, newv dresses., new i
bons, new aprons, new shoes and ne
everything, until the poor, tired, hui
gry clerks were only too glad whE
night camne on and they could rest the
weary bones..
The gentle and refreshing showe
since last Thursday have been of inest
miable value to the farmers. The whea
and oats crop were both suff'erin
greatly. Notwithstanding the rain
some farmers place the shortage of bot
wheat and oats at 25 per cent. Othe
even more than this. Cotton will no
nmake good stands, though a little lat
Many persons could not finish plantin
unilth rindid come. Every one
now bending his utmo4t energies to r
gain what has been lost.
"Tms is No CH EsTNUT."-The pros
of the pudding is the chewing of ti
baig. X ou will find this out by callimi
for the "Daisy Cigars" at W. -
KinanPds, who sells the "Daisy Cigars
exchisively. Has just got another shi]
ment. 'Look at his sales increasin
every day. Manufactured by Harr
H. Sanmuels, 3019 East 59th Street, Ne
Yo:k. 4t
He Poured out H{is Own Doge.
Charlie Whitener went in Cofleld
Lyon's Drug Store on Monday an
asked Mr. Lyon to give him sonmethin
for headache. Mr. Lyon got down abo
tIe of bromidia and a glass to give him
a dose but some one called his attentio
a minute and lie put the bromidia an
glass on1 the counter. When lie can:
back 'Whitener had taken his ow
dose-about an ouniee-andl as tl:
med icine co)ntainedC( several ingredien;
that are poisonou(ts emecties had to I
administered to save his life. He wv:
able to go home in the afternoon ani
has recoveredl.
Excund'on to Greenville.
An~ excursioni will be run from Pro
perity to Greenville to-morrow, Frida;
11th, the price for the round tripi
Prosperity, $1.85; Newherry, $1.8
Chappells, $1.;5; Ninety Six, $1.15. TI
schedule going is: Leave Prosp)erit
5.50 a. mn.; Newberrv, f;.E7; Helen:
6.:;: Silver Stree.t, 6.3i); SaIla, 6.4
(Chappells, 6.57; Dyson 7.10; Ninety Si:
7.9 and arrive at Greenville 11.10. R
turning leave Greenville in the afte
noon at 4.25 P. M. andl arrive at Nei
beryat 9.38.
_Box Papers, at J. W. Chapman
Comet Style," "Bullion," "Charre
Edge," etc., etc.
Grand Lodge I. O. F.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
South Carolina met in Newberry yes
terday morning, and was called to order
by Grand Master Gerard Reicke, of
Charleston. The lodge was opened
with prayer by Grand Chaplain John
E. Boinest, of Charleston. The report
of the various 'grand was officers read
and referred to the committee on the j
state of the order: John E. Boinest,
Silas Johnstone, Wim. Zobel and Henry
Steel. There about 25 delegates pres
ent.
Another session% was held yesterday I
afternoon.
The Grand Lodge will adjourn this
mornig.
Pulaski Lodge of Newberry gave the t
members of the Grand Lodge an ele
gant supper last night at MeCaughrin's
hall.
DEATHS.
Mr. Harrison Ropp, of Saluda, died
April 216, 18.8, aged 73 years. He was a
nieiber of the Lutheran church for
more thai 50 years.
The youngest child of MIr. and Mrs.
Wallace Bruce, died on Saturday May
5th,1SS, aged about one year.
The only child of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry J. Moats, of No. 6 Township, died on
fuesday night, the 1st instant, aged I
four months.
Advertised Letters.
PosT OFFICE, NEWERRY, S C.
l,ist o letters unclaimed an<d atvertised
May 8, 15S1.
Alexander, C 2 Low-on, Rev Ben. (4)
A mith, . J. Merhants'Col.Agenc
Brooks, Florence Marks. Oscar
Boozer, T. A. Quincy, Ella
Brown, Daniel Reader, T. L.
Bird, Miss May Randell, Robert
Bellantin,J. Roland, G. S.
Barnett. Mrs. Lether Sligh, Ripley
Boozer, Wm. Sligh, Joseph
Capelin. Isabela Simpson 'm
Edwards, Mrs Rova Wilson.James
Franklin, Tobe, col'd Woodford C.1).
Goldsmith, J. Wion isLla
Hines, Julian E. Walton, J. F.
Lane, T. N.
Persons calling Qor these letters will please
eadvertised.
d. S. HERBERT. P. M.
Tominations.
FOR THE SENATE.4
J EFFERSON A SLIGH is hereby
anniounced for re-nomination at the
1)eniocratic primary election, to repre
sent the people of -Newberry County in
the State Senate, and is pledged to
abide the result of said election.
ID SAMPSON POPE is hereby
anrouced as a candidate for the
Senlate from Newberry County, and
will abide the result of the priary
election.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
JEORGE S. MOWER is hereby
noDeimate.i to represent Newberry
County in the 1Touse of Representa
tves, and is pledged to abide the result
bof the presry election.
MANY VOTERS.
OLE. LIVIN GSTOP BLEASE
is hereby ansounced as a candi
date for the House of Representatives,
sultject to the primary election.
MANY VOTER.S.
O RS SH ERIFF. TIES
EORG W . IS ER is hereby nu
nomine,d to candesent Newbherryf
ti,and i pledged to abide the result h
prithearimar Helectilldthn.sto
S ith ere annoutnced the pepl cad
crdt o theiHsef rgtepsttfour
esuec and the derimryt puetimn.r
e ~ainMANY VOTERS.
CFROR SHER.
WTW. RISER fiens ofer. announ.
.d anuc i as a candi-aefrSeif
an de to abide the result of the piay r
primy.ef Newbhas Cllege hen noiin
ath'gryeas oldeanetre the peoplean
credi tove hroelurgh the warsthu
years,bandpeekderetpu him there f i
agan.MANY VOTERS.
TOHE mn finRds he reb a.nF
BO'anouncehi as a candidaefr -lr i
dteCo for erkerry Cout,y pledgecti
toabdthreuto the primary.eletion
Boy left Newberry CollegIwhnIne-.
tee y1e arel andtenried the QuitoncJ
RiflYe acmanyELa fome andidabery
ad setved th rovalh the warwit
notunctte attl of canddafr Ceek.
CoWembesieakfr subecm te port ofhi
'pmay rendsctho otteony
~ T EREB annunc AmNysERs.a
nouned a a-andidate for fClerk S01o
th Comisin for Newberry County,jc
t the primary election.Iwilntb
oaEd ifaremutizentnnuceJ
E. SA LDEL isshreb nminate
reelctont the office of Sho omsinr
erteCombs. inrfrNwe
RT(OL HR KIB LER is herebyn
~ )anounced addt for FeI chlfltolla
CountyTrsioer, subject to the ri-o
prmary election.
HEREBYS announc mseeb ana
caJ.nonietlaeldidate for teoicountyoo
ersuer. tthe wcill abid the result of
gthe Primiary Eeto.I ilntb
g FOR CO.N W. HMIG~INS.
BE. SAEMP is hereby mne
. forur-e sctidatote forfc t ofI
ty SchoolCmissionern will Nebierrye
- FOMONT RASURVOER.
HEE announce renmyselfo asa
noncd sI canididate forthofcef County
TeasuerH il(aie the result of telrllr,
JOHN ). BROOrES.
.eiili nouce as a adidate for then
~5ole tOIty Conissiner,oadwil ubidet
euth ofr thr~elerionr.Sucsfli
fi 4thl an solicitanlfy fienubli if
.iHaEEcied announce myself
acandlidate for the office of County
Commissioner, andlpledgetmyselfato
JONE . ROKP.
R.JONA EDIT RPleas announce
it ailnamied for a cnte Cormthe
ie oier for N'ounty Cousiny, subject
tolthetrimaryVlection
FOR COOER.LAE
eT h soliciASion herby finds,I
a- caniate fr rl it the office of ut
rCommrsoner, subject to primaryin
E R D J HNA. HANGRMO RE ieeb
herueb noiae orthe Coffice
si f oner for Newerry County, sub
'eto te wll Dfteopeati otepimr
electon.CVTERS.
DON'T HE
CR YOU WILL E
I WANTT T
AND MUST HAVE IT,IF LOW
have to acknowledge the corn, I am OV
even at a big
1,000 yardof WhiteLawn Reinants,
e. per yard, worth se.
22,WO yards of Colored 1.aw ns. Rem
ants at':3.1c. pe ryard-w\orth 6;c.
There is not help for misfmrtiue
1.e. ieoteh Cheviots (lovni to 11'.
Berges down to 15.
ges. double-width I) ss Goods down
u 1) c. ri
White Dress Robes less than half price.
THOSE PRICES AR
BUT THERE IS NO
WIIITE
f every kind, slaugiteredi, iteluding V
French Lawns. The largest and prt
I3roec, open Plaids, canVas.
white )rcss (ood.s ever br<
surprise about thes<
LOW PR
WHICH ASTONISH
louneing in Swiss and Oriental, 54 inch
broidery awful cheap. Silk Glove
at 1oe- -woortlh 20,. Bleachi:
(ottonlades, Linens, C
Napokinis, Serimt
of every
MAKE A N O'I
>arasols, Umbrellas, Shoes, Slippers, Bast
hat can be found in a No. 1 Racket Store,
:ID 0. FT:
THE LEADER AN]
'TIS OURS
The Wholesale and Retail
- - AN]
GROCERY TRADE
NE HAVE THE STOCK! THE
THE CAPITAL! THE ENER
. AND, THEREFORE
NoC laim Ihk lead! We [Ike Opj
ind under no condition will we b
BOSS BUSINESS HOUS
Every express brings new styles at
:he latest novelties. Despite the geni
,he last month our business has been
re 75 per cent. better than we expecte
We desire to openly acknowle<
thanking them for their past favors, a
Future, assuring them that we will eve
mnd that they will always find our st
best quality and at the very lowest bo
quote to you some of our startling, un]
so very busy that we actually can
Rembemberthat we will not, cann<
For cash, and consequently can offer y
Finally, in con.clusion, and by wt
his one fact upon your mind: Don't
We handle Bacon, Flour and
course, our prices are much lower tha
smaller lots.; in fact, we can offer
department, as our goods are all fres
COME AND SEE US.
FLOYD &
1888. SPIN 0
OuR NW SRIN G0I
FOR THE INSPECTIC
This stock has been selected with
ment of all classes of goods and conta
Remember that we keep a
First-Class Li
and we guarantee to sell as cheap as a
First-Class I
Our stock comprises all price
Medium and Fine Goods. Sole Ager
Strouse & Bros. Fine Tail
Chas. Heiser's Fix
Zeigler Bros. Fine $hoe|
We have the mnost
Ladies, Misses and Childi
WE C'AL L SPECIAL A
BOYS' AND CHILD]
An Endless Variety of Hi
NECKWTEAR II
SMITH &
THE "NE WBERE
I. H. Clinem~ Old Stand,
I. FliT,.
--WILL SE
CALL:-:BEFORI
YOU WILL Sa
GROOERIE
DRY 4
OOTS AN SHOI
HND iFMLL LiE OFGOOI8
1M. FOG
'SITATE,
E TOO LATE.
E~E CASH
PRICES WILL FETCH 3T.
E RSTOCK ED, :1:1l 1,f11t lalmti
sacri tie.
12,OI vards of b-t G h; in to 12
i Remn11ants, !cr. Cheap ai 12.'.,.
17:i bundles of ('ali4,, a:n4 W red at
per hulndlt'.
01we mou-t keep kno&;' s.
Oriental imarked frm:1 1a ". ito e.. froml
)e. to Ise., from 25c. to 12'e.
Hambh.:urg Edging and It in lac
ti(d t half prie.
_'I). Sateenl1 do)wn io 1.:.:-.
E SCANDALOUS.
CURE FO1 IT.
GOODS
irtoi, h, I ndiri .a ;I.h n,h and
ttiest variety of strilped che "kei d
styles and satin tillini1h.e
uight here. The only
(ood' is the -
ICES,
ES EVERYBODY.
5. Allover Tanibur"_r aud Swi'- Em
s at 25e.--w vorth . l. I t i ry
ig, Sheeting. Ti.king.
assimleres,'fT,w1"I-.
TFrimm11in1'_s
kind.
'E OF THIS:
Ball Shoes, ani. in fact, evervilig
is to be had at
CYlN ~N'S,
3 CHAMPION OF LOW PRICES.
i! WHAT?
Oly GOods, Boos, Shoes
OF NEWBERRY.
STYLES! THE OCATION!
CY! THE LOW PRICES!
, THE TRADE!
ositiCo! We Defy CcmpetiIioo!
udge from our position as the
E OF NERBERRY1
id every freight train is laden with
ral dullness which prevailed for
most satisfactory, and our sa'es
d.
Ige our gratitude to our patrons,
nd hope for a continuance in the
r use our best endeavors to please,
ock of goods the best selected, the
ttom figures. We would like to
recedented prices, but we are kept
ot find the time to get them up.
>t be undersold, as we buy strictly
ou every advantage.
.y of parenthesis, let us impress
orget the place !
Molasses by the car load, and, of
a when these goods are bought in
you special inducements in this
i and bought at bottom figures.
PURCELL
PBNNK 1888.
)D ARIi N W 0PE
N OF THE PUBLIC.
.care, and corn prises a fall assort
is all th'e nLovet ie of the seas~on
ne of Goods,
[ouse South.
goods, but we make a specialty of
tts for
or-made Clothing,
te Shoes for Gentlemen,
s for Ladies.
c!oplete line of
ens' Shoes in Newberry
TTENTION TO OUR
EN'S OLOTHIING.
its, Both Fur and Straw
SPROFUSION.
Y CLOTHIERS."
.. mEwm:nnIII, s. C
II., & CO.
LL YOU
:-Y0 :-BUY.
~VE MONEY!
JLOTHING
PT IL RIETY STOJRE
,JR.,& CO.