The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 12, 1891, Image 2
ELB -K' -.AL -- -
ELB~ERT E. ALL.
WM.?. EO.'SEAL,
YEWBERRY. S. C.
IRCi" DAY, MARC(H 43
WHY NOT A CANNING FACTORY.
Why cold not N'ew.berryhae
canning factory. The
of such a factory would 't
and progres;." We do not men ot
town cr the county ti ot' a lax tr
build the factry, b-.t i: - u-A *
good thing for both if some t our b u!i
ness men 1hi have t' ::m wou
thus invest it. - d we nt ao ason
why it could nr: be madie to py a LiQe
profit on the ineo-t.
Such an entrpr w;,ui help.h
town in many w y. It w 2' give
employernt to more people,
would help the u-*nes of the tow
by putting in cireaatin more money
here.
Tben it would -ive c-:r friendi in th
country- a ready and cma: t r.
ket for their tom:coes. pe.ches. back
berries, apples ad so forth. and if they
could turn these thi'., into monev
they would M.n surprise to :d how
much they are now wastinz.
Ve heard the other day of ont fern.e:
who last year had mai r himei:
about .7C0 three pound eai> and w
have no doubt but tha he put up
much fruit and v,hat he di not wan
for his own family he u In
money.
It is said that it does nu take UmuC
capital to put up a cann-n:' atry ana
we believe it would pa. I iwortl.
investigating. Will ntsnebd
who has a little money :o nnvest mak
the start and the r-apital would soon b
raised.
The war is trulY on wi:h the S'ate c
South Carolina and the CosAW teople
An injunction has be ured r.
Coosaw in the I nited States crur:
In about ten days the argunt will b
beard on motion to disnle it. hi
whole business is likely to rem2ainit
the courts for a year or two at least
The State will lose a gcgd g revenu
in the shape of royalty besides the ex
penses of paying attorn ; 'an
other ineidentals. It mav %e a1l rich
and the State;- mar p: by t, h e wh
bu;ines, b.U so far w he fle t
see iust Low it is in b .:
presume o. Tilirran and the phos
phate commission know what th-y ar
doin. There is one hinr. however
that we have never exact y undeo'd
and that is why the State wants to in
terfere with the Coosaw Company an4
stop it from digging roek. All th,
State wants is the royalty prompltiy
paid, and we do not see what denerene
it makes whether th:s royalty ispaid
by the Coosaw Company or some other.
If the royalty is to-o low, why let th.
State raise the price. The record shows
that the Coosaw Compan~y has always
paid the royalty promptly and pays a
large amount. That is what th -a
wants.
We trust it will all come 'out rig n
the end arnd that the State will not be
the'loser, and we hope that G)or. TIM
mnan will be able to justifr his o'
The Greenville News says "there a
nogtigaround the fact that South
ern Democratic State :reasurers hav
made a bad record." Defaications lhave
iis(rred in Louisiana. .A abama, Mlary.
land and Arkansas. The News thinka
the trouble comes from t>: long con
tinuance in power of one pvin~al
party, thereby producing stagnation,
and no doubt there is much truth in
this. But the one who succeeds an
other in such an ofi-ice even of the same
political party ought to see to it that
the cash is alright and that the vouch
ers are proper.
This thought leads us to sugge,t that
in suc:h offices where a lot of m:oney i
handled one person ought not to be
eligible to be his own successor. This
would necessitate short se:terments
and a turning over and an ae:coun:i':g.
The last Congrress appror.ate'
$1,000,%O,t'0. Where is the tro,ui,i
some surplus now-?
The ti:ne for o,ur mun:icip:a elertion:
is approaching and' so far everyting
is very quiet iU th2at dirCt'i-. .SlatC
making will begin soon.
FOUR~ YEARS.
Four years ago, courjting from is
S aturday, or rather on the 7th of Mar ch,
18>7, the present pub:.l1ers assun.ed
controi of The He:-a'id and( News. Tha:t
is not a long time, yet, during tha~t
period we have had many exprcerieee
some r>leasant and somxe '..:rNise.
We~ do not propose to re' ut tne-",
so do rnot be alarmed.
During tha.. timeR, howe3r, stl
that ha've 1e: in or way. amith
enemies we have mae, for ::o doubt
we have ma'e .-e 'i' ne nl iirm an 0
News has staiy:rwn n;;b
favor. Our -u.scr ,ption i. lar"'er to-da
than it ever ..as been a::d wev a')pe 51d.
to:increa-e it. In the cow.ur-: ?f t. l a
per we have endeavored to 3e Tair an'l
just to friend and foe, niothing '-:t'
-uating, nofr etting d',;v: aught ini
mnance.
We have Only referred to this an::1
versary ini . i: t-> expres- our ape
ciatio:n of tih iwi conider:in wih
which Tie Hetrald a::d News hias been
recei ved by th- ll:f New be'r ry
County, and to funr:her ex: res the
hope that w- nay ~ve.r he woth of0
their t;oofl a:: i t"at iThe Hl'rald
and News wil alay is awom
visitnr to their h':'. -We have :a>
prominses to miako f~r th utr ad
stand by: the:.e creed tht ebea
withI four years a:: . a::a that- s t e
form our duty to the paper a:I he
public faithfully and ceene si--sya
we see it.
We pubi>h en the !!.I laruiis
week an intere-tingz accouant of the
closing scenes of the 5.1-: Co.ngress. I
was a remrarkable Congress and had a
remnarkable closiner.
Laurens has an evening daily-the
City Gossip. We are glad to recive it
O*m .NON.EN3.
Goeno . m s. ..-ib.e K-y h e
our-tion E. na a uf)'-.on of Or cho
Furnd Fetwter NV!I.Ze- an 71ac1 .
L.ic e' r~W. n C r - j
.0.3:on te.:3 tLe Gov~;ernor oi
. eth Ca.oliina and the Secretary 'I
th n'.: V ae Dep'a' rmet of the
Inteior an -th Goernr -at w.i;?t
Tre Juilue :. the
1:d . .-0o :: p d Ite
epsie*ad to the mo.1tre complte
. ofrte coal e
or te is:en:of ag rreuiture andth
riatZ 11:., to: e agri lt zu a :-:z -
of tiA ":i t, be-,iA'1:; June
S n a'." "
.%7 p year for ten years.
Th(e setprovided( tL.A.: tlie diiinof
colegs houd e equtale-'The
tL ue pad an act aep
inthe~fud ad rIvii: he mon2eyv
..qual. (ov. T:an in Januarv
noti:edI .e -Noble oi tLe action
of he .tat. and .nt him a copy .)f the
r: On January \:1 (;v. Tiliman re
St : we e-xp" a .tory.
Cah Ca.ro an a:
have the honor to acknowi
e e th :e o: v'Jur :etter of . o
- arv''3ciosin a certied a( o:
vour Legiaure. a.eceptingr the pro'
i,-iionsof te ac approved Augu-t ::f,
. mai ngapp~ rit1i for ag-rIul
t ual col(!.le s
The mro~vision 4-,- -"Cd ac0o.y
Lisrl..ature 0r'Oet to divjie the -.xi.i
"un~d euuaiv~be:~w e n the ('iain Agri
cultutra'i Cie"e .v colred and the Clen
n A,"'-' c u u n-. I C?1" CO T*,.e
0n Aieu Cog whi1e. The
schoi -pultin.accordien: tor 1he
P h. s A*fl' -a . .
. jri, -,is "-,.2 N r ce t hie and
T~., Ii. 'ehnt ci~re re
i diviVion e'f fud 'eIween
Lste z1aat,o tescolpoua
: - : a. :r re a' :.x
11- D. C.
Thj, Goetre.r wo- !! whnher
as e r-er what would Le a
. a W.' N . .secr between
\3-R' ,ii o vo~ .~u letr f Janu
m Le e f:,( appro
~aei ."'"'Qer. no) Io!Jgr an
o:, one. Our gI -'atur- ha'. acted
be:oreNovnI net Ihve
new heter 'os efus topay ou:
Car'i:: 1e uta "1:pou the- b~asis pro
y.o-edby I, '. -e. Ass-mby.) and,
a s. w'eter ou :.-': ha the school
P'~. ?n'..a 1 ,i to C&overn.0
Fute.I wilcl yet:r attetion to
(pfat.:Ove '>' per cent. of the
cat-z. of"' ..oth Casroiispad by'
e wh~-Ii;-s, whi' te negLe reeive
be-s :he two r-:*. TLird. yourre
fal: low thi- :noDey to be divide
*rtd the *olre erliege- ve~ry serios
a~ral :ere'd Uy'. erdargemnents of
teahi:-c.re a:.I !aciitie, whichi will
ner. D.er. I*- asyo.then.
* ~'a'' 'v"a . R.p;Ta JA
..'eror = .Iut C~(arolina.
The' oetio *of 0.e..i.:..on.i an in
ree-ngoe anoi al a"nxiot.i await
Sec4retar No"*e-a furthe action. The
U,.3-rn.or thinks that t1 e ter:n~ "egit
way anisamubiguou.
DEAT1I Qr JUDGE ALDR ICH-5 WIFE.
A '.ad MiOue to a Golden Wedding-A:l
Her ChildIren Prei-ent.
. ilt' the. New- and (.ourier.]
B.um :x. (.. H. March ~,-M.s..''
. A. Adrich. the wi fe of .iudge A. P.
Al'ric wh'o'' g~,ode w'.eding was
noe fe': week- ago. died t.his mLornl
i ab)out o ,lr'k All her children,
eigh i' nud>r, and herhu.sband were
: .set Th el:. M~:~rs. Rtosa AId
rich, w \ r: in CaforLia, wVa- or
Ri2bardson'~ was- Lu"'mone'.d by te'le
::rap" ro: Tenne3(.....~.where ,he has
lie 1( : 0. -'veral 'ear-. Ine 'tt2e:.
wee n a' ea: < I: i e Wr:nm.
'and he e''(, of which3 lshe was fu lly and(
1"eari'--!y a. "ar. w s.nesand neace
.e .?oi:e ( 'ren, 0f wieu: ::': was
wer (u4' e3 am!i1 un).,entatous.C
' a- a. wom.an o: unusua1 force of
o vrw'l:* x .: I , \ >ut in her
am.y r. wher ewa- -upremeldy
.u r. ..dr:n .s na v.- o ( Barn
fvr,ar aty i.i1:n of )ete fru~ of
p *~
o'f'J;- 13:.':d. 'it
*r;:ang a for th an ua 3\1eetin orfthe
:V..tOt e'la t The St tt . 1
' .. wevm eitor of~ thern
Uamto Gu ~ 1to' ra.t au-i te, Ient
r- tha "."": ''e3 C3r t.s Ieat pi, osia
JV :.r, eii of*~ a the G e 'g ton Tieor" ,
POeIiv :th (-ob. eCrtr of te -'rle
on aa a an .,.rai ?. ther, antae
mee nay wilh r.-rc at- the tmeetif;thf
>xr-i k:ru-a iy w trfo h r
AttLT AG AIN _S E I D :IAT Ely.
A u, :etiuon of the G-.-at Fr'-hit ort!9
The -avannah i--er Ereak- t. 1I-ourd
and- Crver- the orets of the Foun
tain City froi- One to E:Zht Feet.
1,;;- r' I
LI ' - !-o "
No 0 ru- ar a fel.r t earl
mor(JIg A-:y- the od 'Laitns
x oTk, it for graLted th-at berau,
e ra.in had cease-d bee tha t- re was
nonmore d ang-er, no iving thbe s:-!9gth:e".
..'.ideratio to the ,I'nense amount
f i ab heci:y wheb had p(,ured
w tdy f ~day'tIVI, atndl Which I;ad.
n I Bce .e Bu:a zie day
ron hei fa beai to grow more
ro and th:-y 'Qg.a to ba e- u
of their predicti-an'. As :he water -re1;
. hr'Ih. they b to
aain ea:1 th- "-E!eetric City." anl as
da-'M-kn -ettied down On tie City.
whic;; wunw transformt-i in.t(, an
-land hal, under water. hu (ne on
norh by the Savainah, wi t the
on The west at M1arlury z*rt
and outh.,' and ea-t t the fl. e
ra'road trac-'k, they went to their
homes (,r stood watching the river
;C"Wiv creep up th- zovernment _,auge .i
nqo t InoWing what the ni-,ht-, nighti
bring forth.
The entire upp,-r portion of the city
under water, varyin from one to
ight feet. The ektric lights are out
and electrce ears at a stand-stili. All
:he mills have shut do n on account
of the back water in their raceways,
wIich prevents the use of the wheels.
Harrisburz is mostly under water.
ummerville and the Dublin suburbs
are entirely cut off frora the city.
The rai%vys entering the city are
under water. The Knoxville and West
era trans are stopped since noon. The
last (Georgia Central train entered the
city at 3.3 p. m., with water in their
bo.xes and fires out. This is the hst
train in or out on that road. The South
Carolina and Rkicbmond and Danville
are still above the waters, but cannot
gt to the depot. The water is rushirz
under the bridges of both roads with
fearful ra->idit .~but as vet no fears are
en-ertain-d for their safety.
The water has reached the coruer of
Broad and Campbell streets, and is
slowlv rmakin, itz way to the soldiers'
monument. whileb stands on the high
e-t gr und In t 1 bu ness part of the
Citv.
The Yanter'z botfel is j(hded with
the water a fioo dep in the ofice.
Latt-i- re orts frni up-country say
the river is; risinz ranlidly and an im
reose amount of -avr cming down,
which will bezin to reach Auzusta
ab it midnigh. How. -er us tLi ad
itional water wll prove cannot 'e
ud d, bu t i-e peop:e are in bnns that
1, wvill no: be ero .a the A:mn,n-ze
sretch of (counrv that i nos inun
dat-d will caus; -,e river :o rise more
slowlv and uive the v.atera ebance to
;raduay sread i:Self w:thout serious
damn3ze.
Thrv--en to tidrty.-eiirht feet is
row pre'cted as :he worse to be feared.
I .i!l, unless a very strong cur
rent S.-; in throuza the city, do but
t: damAe % eyd the flooding of
--tore- to a lenth of a foot or so. except
on the lower ground. where the rise
w!! b- more seriously felt.
At l1 o'eiock to-night the river had
reached ft-> feet, and was still rising.
Tne residence r>ortion of the city, above
Jackson street. is flooded. H amburg,
on the .outh Carolina side of the river,
is entirely under water. a'nd not a foot
oft grounoi is visible between the river
inks andi the hills, a half mile beyor.d.
The ;:ight reached bythe fresbet of
't% wa '40 feet.
TIi:ITY-FivyE FEET AND) ONE INCH.
[Special to The State.1
At:GUSn. GA.. March 10.-1 a. in.
At ruidnight the river had reached
thirty-five feet and one inch. and was
risin abiout an inch an hour. Thirty
eight feet will completely cover the
town: but river men say that the hi-gh
est point has been reached. The water
has covered the upper portion of the
city as far down as Campbel! street.
On upper R~eynolds street the water has
reached a depth r,f four to five feet, and
many houses are flooded.
'to~far no serious accidents have hap
peed. aithough many rumors can be
heard on the streets. What is feared
rost is the breaking of the canal dami
between here and the locks. All the
railroa'ib are flooded, and the Georgia
train .'s the only train that can leave
the depot. Other trains stop ouside of
the city.
All the merchants have moved their
goods to high places, and should the
ater go thirty-eight feet. as in 1%
very little stock will be damaged.
Telegraphic information from up the
river to the signal service says no rain
has fallen since .a p. mn., anid that the
river has done its worst.
Business was nearly suspenIded il
day, andl the people are much excited.
Every indi cation points to the river
going down by 1 o'clock.
Florence Edwards narrowly escaped
drowing to-night while going homei in
a boat. whichb capsized. She was sa-ed
by J. A. H-an ner,whio rescued her.
A::;cnTA. G,A.. M1arch l').-l.30 a. mn.
--The river registers, at this hour.
thirty-five teet andl three inches, with
a rise of an inch 'in hour.
THEt wVATEES 54L0wLY aECEsING.
Ar';:- rA. Ga., 3March P'.-It was9 a
clos -have:
Axt 4::; a. mi.. the water registered 3~>
fret.~,.iebs. Ani hour later it was
stil ti'-re-no higher, nio lower. Then
t tuned- downward, reluctantly, at
t'::;0 Tho,wing a fall of only 26 inches.
A t G p. m. It registered :;4 feet -6 inches.
Th ncn(onv'nience has been great,
but really very little da-.nage has been
done. A ugusta had :55,0 hales of cot
ton, andI though water entered twoi
wreo(use2s the damage ail toldi is not
over one hundred dollars.
11h4 railroad tracks ieing about two
feet untder water near the uion dlepot
interfr..d with the mnoveent of
trainas. but the water will fall rapidly
tonigiit an:d s2hedules will be resumed
ti-o(rr w.
The' (lharlite. Columibia and A-u
iutaad the South Carolina trains
are miakingr regular schedules, but as
thy ca't reach the union depot they
sop) on Gre street. The South Caro
lni track is washed in Hambunrg, and
tht roadf use!s the (iharlotte. Columbia
and Auv"sta bridge. Trait:s ran to
and fromn Atlanta and1 Savannah to
'av. Th 'racks near the union depot,
th.-uih -ubmierged, are not damiaced,
ed- thefal toi-night wvill clear them.
At Il p. mi. tihe river registered .'4
es :inebes. The fall is .slow but sure.
ll d:a:. er is now passed.
A SAl) AC-rInENT.
Henry ( . Lamar and MIiss (onn:ellv
were <irownaed while boating in the
anal two miles above tis city. this
fir a. hv the capsizin: (f thir
Ot. I.amar was a gr:aduate of Prin
eton 'f the class oif 'S-5. andl a well
own athlete.' M1is ('onnelly' was a
gran'ddaughter of the late U nited
~tates senator King and a niece of the
archioress of Amglesy.
TO>ANDS REi-NJEREI HoM ELE--5.
[The~ State.]
Nxsn;viLLE., Teinn., MIarch !.-The
rise in the river, which continues, has.
Iiven 2"-) persons from their homes
in the low-lying portions of the city,
md has (lone much damage to rproper ty.
'he river is a raging torrent.
THlE TENNESSEE STILL. RtSING.
C ATTA NooGA. MIarch- 9.--T h e
lennessee river at this pioint has reached
Co';2a'ee on a 1;oomi and I 1A;: p:i.y
Wa,-ho"t and ha;ruwi interrup
U.on- in th-- Up-Coutry.
Sa d iit n.
aTjsr-:z e at0 ir e nIe
Ca ad re
re':.ur:: 1a:' ITi I
T-woo 0: s)7e
iu d I heaened u - o -d
M4ater ?aid thi afer-.".' :t de
the o:her .- anb.New
Laure!- Rir:ret
,ripi: Lh ew ta. raC'uba
wiV. of - e j r ptly re& i r .
lr a f ta : I oo * Wil"zia
all pobaiiy o zrai--v wou1d be run
to-eoro a ' the' Ge il road
track. there-m f' urhe-r b!oe: tby a
Tw- Charlot' (>irnblo ad Au
zuit train which Aeft her thi after
Mn for AuZustIa i held un at Uraute
viTe and wiA probaby retura here to
muorro'.v mnornin:..
A break in ir C-:uba Green
ville road s re,orted1 at B >tan'.
twelve zaliel roIm Coumt>a.
k'ia(;a 0W TE 1p ow.
The Con.aree at i1 a. m. J 2/4 fz,
above low watzr mark an d till riin.
It will have to ri.e a .-od deml more
to reach the i a ds o- *o:' ea
which wvere ?e oa'we
"AuRust, i:'.:N4 feet f ':1h-' -AT
terubeI. 1a.. 4 fee*-e ine teierzr1.,
1->> -. : b feet: 3 v 1'. 1 fu J-rr.
3 leet 5. inchbu: 1,tember. .:
One o : n t y( i ,A til nt - :
the flod wa te ivvr& J,i of her *,a!;
at ther G:-uby quarry at a quar
7 o'cl'ck tis mo'rn:n:r A bout li::v
mwo wee at work:. u they .wed
thCemSal el y promp lbt up tb e
-de of the~ quarry. fTo-i: .ta a: 1'
oiok the river is t,win: over the
quarr wall and the tLhei a in the
vita!y are s Ered to adeptho
two feet aiX inches.
A CJIE.1{ DAM ON THlE CAN.L MEs
At 5. P. ML thae cheek dam a the
Canal. below Broad iver :rid.e. broke
and tiled the Caual to the (ebeek damn
at Cemetery Hl!. reae:ig abbt V
:eet from the t o the itter da 1.
Cap: sligh. ( of th Pee:tar. whoc
came frorn the Canal at1i3 P. 3..
says that there wi:I he no' inur toth
Canal. The part of the C.anal dam
where the free laborers are at work has
been streni.thend :1 4a ~as was advis
able the ra~te of ris . asca eIe by
Sergt Adams' at the Pientiry IS
three and three-quarter inhe- per hour.
The calcu:ations beiun fromn 8.:s . I
unt ili P. NI.
At the check damn, which broke thia
afternoon, Cap:. $liih had 101 eonvicts
at work.
ALSToNITES ALAR R:.HD,
It is repo)rted that the people at Alaton
are mo)vio)r out of their houses to avoid
possible diaster thbere. There are t wo
breaks rep)orted between New berry and
Alstorn.
TilE 5TOR3M AT CAMIDEN.
C.ur>EN, 31arch G.-The wind storm
vesterday afternoon, which was ac
compani~ed by heavy rain, biew~ out the
front of one buildia:r in town and partly
denmoliahed the p:iazza of anotiher. I
am told that otlier sli:;ht damnage was
done to fences. etc, in thle country.
Tu~:E :.l: IN Tu E rimr..
FSpec:a! to the S:atc.]
LaRE : L. S. C. M1arch tb.-IReedy
river is higher than it has been in years,
and the meadows in and above the city
look like lakes. Reports of damage are
coming in. It is reported from a trunt
worthy nuree that the Pelham mills,
on Euoree river, are damnaged to the
extent of .-yp;'. The old mill is saidi
to be floou1ed and the machiner:. arid
everything covered with water. The
mill is though t to be undermined anid
was expected to coilapse.
No trains camne through to-day on
the Colu mbia and Greenville rai lroau
on account of the track being covered
with water near Dyson.
THLE P'ELHIAMI ILLS A:.' f:I(G f.
[Special to the State.]
(.iEE:Nv viLE, S. ('. MarCh lo.--Th e
reported serious damage to the Pelhamn
mills is not so great. The omeiers say
the mill was ilooded; but repairs are
about completed and the mn:is wi be
in operation to-mo>rrow.
A LLIAN CE31A N GOIJON
The sc..ator Rides the Ed;;ew'ed Goat
Succe--fully.
[Special to Charleston World.]
ATLANTA, Ga., MIarch ';.-The an
nunceent ju.-t miade that ('en. Gor
don becamze a fuli-fiediged Allianceman
by initiation in the Edgewood sub
Alliance to-day has created no little
talk. This aLCtI>U was predicted somec
time ago, it being understood that his
promii.e to take tihat step was an irm
portant factor in his election. But after
the Ocala convention's endorseme2nt of
te sub-trea-ury plan, manyi of, his
friends expectedi him to ebiang. I ne
Initiation has br:eni pstpoied t:mxi and
again, but to-day be rode~ the goat.
al of the Columzbia Expierl ieta i Far.!~
(",Lr::uu.a, Miarch 2.--The Rt .
perimental* far:m, -i:uated four nmues
from tJw. 1was .gold to-day: t') Anlr.:w
Cr&sford, John T'. Sloan, Jr., .Jos. B.
M1e reery, Jr., and WV. TI. Mfartin, of
ourmbia. There are l'0 acr:s in the
prpety, whieh brough:t $;,~>i.
ANoux :xEICiENTVAJ L rTATP>N
Special to) C har:.toin W'rd.
pertv belonging" to the e:-. 'irneptal
statonn here wa 'Ild vesterday i li
p)ro-:rtY con- -d of fourteen areo of
IandJ ,n ri] hi wI. a nite co ttage~ and(
(Itner impjroveentP. Th- is a boughlit
y C'apt. .Joh riW.X Worlrd whno has
ueen supeintendentri eve r -inc the e " x
periental -itati la- bee ri e:ued.
The pie pid waI \ ~>.t He eh
real estate the.re wa- a lot fa Irig
tools, corn. pea- 'ehia: an -tock.
which was b'uht y o't. W~\~0oWr,
J. N. Cudd hl. T. J- Xoore. L.i oeb
ing and( otherI The'. ag:.;rgte ofl the
sale was . 3'. 3
ILeath of Ex-Sena4tor 11mnn.
. Epecial to The State.]
WA LIIALLA. 5. ('., MIarch ~.-Ilon.
). Bimnn,n Ex-:State Senator from
)onee County, died to-day at 1.:30
:'clock, from paralysis.
If you have a pain tul sense or rangauo,
ind~vour duties irksome. take Dr. .J.
H. 3McLemn's :tarsaparilla. It will
brace you up, make you strong and
:ii: h . C:-: i,i:.. Red : :2R il
:. .e. ...
W. Jre: I: od;e eec fh:
feari::i.. w U :: ,.:o; h o -
( ro n. ne no( umL : C:-:"' 1
the e mplanant- ::. C, a:. ' >rto:
eIn.r: :i l t : - n n -e ta
z 7;, .:1
or w::l : c t:: t bv h f
th i n:.Jnl. op.aio:s :lri.a
-z :ier- to ent : u -> .id tI
or.or to dG:-. mine1 0rre" v phrl
ihre rr. r r-,smany p--,btio nortf.
t,r of .of
w:zth leavca t :e ' e inda:. , r an
Mr them \o M ;.pzy o thecut ftra
f ::v-- : i in riti. of thir:-. i ne
ti.'n :-e, io iN 'tEom;.ainMa- 1r(N;
: n :to. w;zs %n :urier.
I 'U iA. ?r& .Dnt n'
e. e:.iM:, -i:ul H ii o. a r
1"an c ie 1w :re th:s i:-i ii 11 1 1
iive te uual rule on the pro.:hate
inc: or -to i-,G ofi thi caL .he
entileJt i ter t11( 1 .etI
t opi. es'eredttn yoier
Coumbi and i.cauforadt. ei
thet te . it ::he:atenat thir narite
SA:ERs;VE!) ON TH E CODAIES.:
1pecial toNews and Courier.j
BEArrOm7T. 31:reh 7.-Teutywso
e .atest 31rehl et nrthe of har
le-ton cae ee~her hi moing. andestr
v-ivedb the usua rl1e- in te phate
c tonum--iers."e Govenor Tu Lma wer
asked tl su iui iipeset ( uiituation
fr,o the tandpoint of te ommfiion.d
He aid:at '' am nethr Janmd,( .aur
Thied dreatonished at the acio fthe
sI tatill eveyther:gU ics quit.o the
Aeri'r the cen oftion acnde obpieia in
tere t has been' reoefom Cpolumia
orb ohaleondn Attrnyt Gineral Poe
ref the c1ity trioy aendo fr theSarles
Iddp ecal totiews and oure.]
I ;-:gr.onT.r~ sirchav.-Ther dresges
th oeatot developmentillnIthe Cuoiew
ease wer,'i e reived here withle Cur
phate quepin.Cpisothinuc
ti wee servedn what th. Brother
L.o ofn tue aroia liing Compay,
Phsp fl~haeInspeato Jtneiran Cleat.
laofi the rege Dawarte, oby' Cied
:l' a:es Deput 31arlphai3 Ree to-diay.U
TheL ded.e theiare will i.thdrwi
frthe a Ul.aw trrnit is harday
androi tilt they red;: centney the
only-Iti frd thauchne a ie et ered the
thee fle0:npaies :om t he and reph bate
chtmmisin. heyto wirll Tcommenle
wrk on Monday toreinginn th ene-t
ral rightL teritory andasth . I2.
(an Cheic! oman a.-nd the Oa
Fin?'t -Compt!an ptiractir redges o
tie loe-s cf th r'yatyid rthe': Coo
mIlt isrntuknwn wha tha'e t-Jothw
Company 1 'intend . doing . The pas.
on.~ the- drd. and th onesm
'plaedr by' te . company on tt ..I
bas. ete a .t th eir pot of dut witner
prba- tattheyil con , etiueuld
iaptain] wJill ieot of wor. Thi will
reut1eiul to he buicinaesintret
-f thi sectionr,(;. .31. ' L . CR.
pee:atU' t rr.\e un thuier..t)
l" tcnila.3iaeb .- e ofav thet
I hei Coiaw cae s e cre"'itereo ro-k
mine: i fr -the lait im ont' 1( are to t
Febrarm y,h 1, wa abut ' .( ton" .
Teretrn fr F ru y, i (,i bu
frm ont . Whether thi is'or not tr.
duit of the -ire ent (li i on i1 a5
Imixe niue.rino a n a
ernaor~ i ('myth was cad e WI'n ' at.h
ridand hetr boel t C.ri w akedi
not coa cilriy te e-ean (no '.
tatines foc the bent of~ theru aort
mdtepug e:eneral r.Aply H. oever
-~~~~ .u1-. t i ei
1:. . .'- . ,1- izh Lad .k,re - and
?uptio:;. .-- RelIef-Fermza
ne'tly Cured :*y Carura.
Sor-e From Waist Down.
7..
Cuticura Remedies.
R:S-, Ap ,, rue
HOW MY SIDE ACHES!
rO-in-ve-d in ose minue !..v :,e
l tieur: AI.i-Pain Piw.ter.
C:tt J. D). -johnston.
7. .ums o ern: ak
rest a~ teriyn to Til dca
* - *- *' ~ -- . i -re
J. I JH NSTUN.
* e , V . '-to ~a: I.ip
ali 11enU rw-n or h1iack i ll.
New A<dertisements
C.izen's Meeting.
1 'E CITIZENS OF THE TOW
T of Nrewkey are requested t<
meet in the O,era House u' Thursday
the 19th ::r-:aut, at 4 P. M.. to considel
the que-sio of Water Works and
1iee tric Lihts for the Town.
JAS. K. P. GOGGANS,
March i.1. Mayor.
NOTICE.
I W[LL SELL ON FRTDAY, THI
:20th day of MfareX. 3:%1. at pu bli
outery. at the kate residenice of Mrs.
Jan~e'C. Peterson, deceased, near Silvet
Street, the personIal property of the
aiJaeC. Peterson, deceased, con
sistingr of Household and Kitehen Fur
Ditore, &c. Termis of sale-Cash.
J1AS. K. P. GOGGANS,
Executor.
RfEGISTRATION NOTICE.
COU:NCIL CHA MBERS.
MARCH IITH, 1>91.
NOTI( E I.S H ERE BY GIVEN
~that the Buoks for Registering the
Qualified \os sof the Town of New
blerry, S. C., as a requisite to vote at an
electiomn to be held on 14th April. 1891,
for a Town Council, to serve for the en
suing year. will be opened on 20th
March. andu( will be closed on 1st April,
By rdero Couu-l.
K.ET TNER'S
Essay_on_Spring
prn st he mrost slippery S -asorn
>f th or;perhaps because it
'm) efre the rest. In ou.r 'x
perience Spring is
uke the irishman's Flea.
You: pt your finger on~ it anid it
sn't there. K LET T NE R wnats
o write a t;ing Advertisement
I 1?L. i 1
But hK'. ar:aid if he do'vs, i:. will
I ain a .r:og is u:.e-ertain. aind
= AicHler' -
IT' IIEREl
ITS E\TE\SIIE!
And thz buver who wants
S prinzr ood
fa bt.l ot consult the a!:nar.ac,
but c:UA'- at once to
O.KETTNER
Thze Poor' Man's Friend
hat i-. the only DISCRIINA
[ION at NTLETT<ER'S.
EWVRYBnVI SaW ERVED.
For rheumatr ani neurau e,
.. e D:-. J. 11. ri a N
oil Liuiment, aid take Dr. J. . M
Jlea~': rs arl. Yo Awll
:ong. wib~gie with a *p -Ccy a
For wet-- ek- .Dr. dee
i H.U Mce' k - P atr
Fal.,d
:au.,ed biv :ur -ui.- a o- a le
.la, sait....... s- - . a
Lean's Si-sapa
1 adk
BRIDGE NOTICE.
F CP C4ENT CoM - C
w . . C..
C)MERO THFBA D 0
R.iver. ju--t belo '. e C- <& - V- --*r
- aturday. Ma' Ta i t at 12 o'e -
:et the contract for repairi!g tht -:-I .
.atecif)cat >n . wi be made J%0 -
tile time aid pace. TLe right i re
-erved to rejeCt all biLs. And not:ce 's
ierebv trv'er that the County(: or
mnissi5ners thin he brid;re unsai. C
By order of t.h Board of County Com
mijioner-. GEO. B. CROMFR. r
new :.. ORGANS: Mati
BEATTY'S P1ANJS no A
addres Ex-Mayor 1L-15iL Y- JEAT - of~ tw<*
W a-h-,gton N . . ni a
-r ; m:- 100 1-. :NT F oK v V
re.- and.- hn. Sarp- rree * T'
now. Ir. a. an. h -N. - ee:
Burro
;,.Pat
PARKER'IS
HAIR BALSAM . ,
- r*m.M a
- -.s To=,Ia ter,
C-u;- .a a sa
the ed
V i Parktrs er T.p:. vQPcr v t
iWea L- --& . J ero . ;, - - , x
IH iN DERCORJNS.. n"c,=e =~t- -oro& DE
! bzo;o &- C - 1.50- r =-U. cu, . Y, f tat.I
for Infants and
"Castoriaissow" c Cas
k-ow- zo::e."' I. A. D.,
m:: So. Or a St., Bok -, N. Y. Tel:
"IThe use of'Ca,s:oria' is sounivers:l and
its merits so well kmown that it seems a work yo=
of supererogazion to endorse it. Few are the dos
intelagent families who do rot keep Cs-:ris resu
within easy reach."
CiALos HARTY-, D.D..
New Yor' Cit.
Late Pastor Bloomingda dormed Chuich.
Tmc C=.rAR Cow
aELa
THE BESTPROSP.1
25 cent at Drr.arists. G2"O.ENC1
OUF
Heavy-Weight $~
AT$4
UNDERWEAR aNd
AT N. Y. (
ITlis leallS ?Sll fi01
SMIT H & V
THE "NEWI
Main Street, I zwberry, S.
Clotlier ali
lin11lohon Row&.
ministratOr's 5
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
the H,L,ra'le Jacob B. F
of Probatr for Newberry
w~i el ::..public outcr
. 't March. at the re
of CorneliuF 0. Buzbard, tZm.
- Odefce of HaIytOn E. Bazhat
ed. all the personal property
7-ea.s except one mule, c
osilv of onie hjorse. five head
or:e'v:agnn. m ower and ra.el'A
.v. &e. Tern:s of sa!e cash.
PA MI LTO-S H. FOLK,I
ANTINE BUZHARDT,
i;; rat!rn of the persnal p
of Hamptn E. Buzbardt, de
F. P. M WIIITvA3
rIS BROAD ST,, AUSUSTA, GA,
raduat6- Optician.
FES FREE EYE TESTS
-esbypia-old eight,-Myopis
'igbt.-Hyperopia-far sigt
ComI peuLd and Mixed Astig-.
n-irrezular curve of the cornes
>metr)pa-unsequal refraction
v e-y--aud Asthenopi&-weak
Brk ~4~lenses replaced while
rat. Re-paziring of all kinds.
:-' p-escrptions filled.
imnonials frm Rev. nsi
;r., Rev. Wrm. F. Cook, Rer. .
w'on Dr.J.S. Coleman, Dr. S.
vt. Dr. V. G. Hitt, DrW.C.
a. D-. NI A. Cleeklew, Robert
v. Mayor Ker Boyce, Postmas
at,ick Walih, Pr;ident, "Au
(roniele Co." Also refers to
tor of this pper.
AF!"man"
Childre
toria =-'as co:;C.
=6o ,gie andpenhd.
For se-eral years hlae reomnne
Casoria, - and shU &ay n a
as it has inarksbr -nbesa
EmrZW FpkMM. I. D.,
e wistop,--thireetan=d Tch Ae.,
New York CiW.
s~y, 77 Mreani Ena, Nzw Yous.
ERS IN 'UE WO2R.D.
Y PA!!S,.AliE BACK, &c.
3 IM-AyftZ= -XZVoin YOM
A IT
Sho
.00.
OVEICOATSI
ia Fvybody.
JEKRN,
3ERRY LOTHIERS"
iS1
id Ft isber.
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