The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 30, 1893, Image 4
NEWBERRY. S. C.
WEDESD.Y. A119UST 30. IWJ.
AT HAND
In a dange rous emerge:cy, A 'Ys CHFr,n.
PzCro2AL is prompt to act and suri- to
cure. A dose taken on the first s.:n
of Croup or Bronchitis. checks further pro:
ress of these complaints. I: softe.ns
pbleg:, soothes the infamd me:r.ra:-.
and induces sleep. As a r(edy for co:l
cough;. loss of voien. p P
and even consumptio:l. ': -:e
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
*ce!s zil smilar pr I I .;z e,
dorsedb aing p ire to
the taste. does not inr5ere with diestic::.
and needs to be taken usually in small doses.
"From repeated tes:s in iny own famiy.
Ayer's Cherry Pectora! has proved ;tsel:
very efMcient remedy for coldi, cou;:hs, and
the various disorders of the throat andf
lungs."-A. W. Bartlett. Pittsfield. N. H1.
"For the last 25 ycars I have been taking
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for lunZtroub1s, and
am assured *iat !ts us- has
Saved My Life
I have recommended it to hundreds. I find
the most effective way of taking this medi
eine is In smaR and frequent doses."- T. M.
Matthews, P. M., Sherman. Ohio. *
"My wife suffered frcn a cold; nothin:t
helped her but Ayer's Cherry Pectoral which
effected a cure."-R. Amero, Plyupton, N. S.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Prepared byDr. J.C.Ayer & Co., Lowel',Ms.
Prompt to act, sureto cure
Notes from Excelsior.
The sIx cents cotton is opening sl,.w
ly.
The early crop of fodder is harvested
in.
Trhe rains have caused cotton in
places to take rtst.
Rev. M. N Ki'ird has returned to
his home in Couiia.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Cook have I-een
on a visit torelatives in Edgefield.
Mr. L. C. Siugley and family, of near
Gary's Lane, have been on a visit to
relatives and friends in this commun
ity.
Road working i; in full force down
here this wee4. The heavy rains had
put the roads in a rough condition for
travel.
Mr. John H*r-n and family, of Salu
da Old To n, b.; .( been on a visit to
this community, the gues-s of Mr John
F. Wheelers' familv.
Very likely a good ninny of oir peo.
ple will attend the meeting of old war
friends to be held at Young's Grove on
Saturday. The address s and reunion
of such old friends sl!uld be a pleasant
occasion.
Messrs. J. W. Kinard and R. C.
Counts spent r. few day of last week
with Mr. Lee Longs family of near
Pomaria. The boys report a pleasant
trip and very good crops in that section
especially the corn crons.
*Mr. Jacob C. Counts informed us on
Mornday rwv'ning that the walling of
his w~-Ilufll in 'iu Sunday ft'rrvoon
while he was drawing water. Mr.
Counts thinks that the earthquake of
a few years ago was the cause of the
wail going in and very likely his
opinion is correct.
Tbe bridge near Mr. 31. L. Kinard's
residence that was wasned away has
been replaced. The prompt and go-a
head County Commissioners have been
busy looking after the injured places
on their sections of road. Commissioner
Aull was at the above named place
on time and the contract was given to
Mr. M1. L. Kinard whbo at once replaced
the bridge at a low cost to the county.
Mr. Kinaad quit his work and showed
us the highest maik reached by the
water in 1886 and also the water mark
of Monday's rain and we soon observed
that the mark of Monday's high water
was at least two feet higher than that
of 1886. No doubt much damage has
been done to the crops along the water
courses as well as to the puplic high
v ays. So mote it be. SIGMA.
Have You an Apple Orchard?
[Spartanburg Spartan.]
Did you ever consider what an excel
lent all-the-year round fruit the apple
is? In its raw state it is palatable and
acceptable every day in the year. It is
a food, an alterative, a medicine, ac
cording to the way it is used. It is a
delight to thne children from the day
when they begin to ripen in May until
the top one is knocked from the latest
tree In November. All sorts of apples,
from the wild crab to the most aristo
cratic apple produced, are good in their
place and they all have a place. Take
the apple any way you please, raw,
cooked, dried, or preserved, and it is
the king cof American fruits.
- The exhortation we make is this: Go
to work and set out an orchard. Select
level land and if it is "second bottom,"
so much the better. After the trees
are well started, stop the cultivation of
the land and sow in blue grass and
white clover, oi ermuda grass and you
will have~ a fine pasture for calves and
colts, or such animals as will n.ot injure
the trees. The land should be kept up
by the addition of a little manure every
year.
Do not depend entirely on the nur
sery for your taees. Select scions from
best trees in your neigh borhood. Save
seed from best apples, from the earliest
to the latest, and plant in February.
Keep the weeds down and when they
are a year old you can use them for
graftmng stock. Save the oest looking
and most vigorous trees until they are
two, years old and set out in your or
chard. Watch these seedlings as they
come into bearing. If sonme of themi
happen to be wocrthiess. dig the trees
up and let themi go. Fromi a dozen
seedilings you will get three or four
trees that bear excelleut fruit. They
wi.1 last fifty years, or longer on the
CUREs SOROFULA
Mrs. B:. J. Rtowell, Medford, Mtass.. sa::s her
mother has been cured of Scrofula by the use
of four bottles of after having had
muchother treat- - ment, and being
reduced to quite a low condition cf health, as it
was thought she could not live.
C ured my little boy of heredi
tary scrofula j .whichap
peared anl over his fnace. For
a year I had given up all hope
of his '\ recovery, when anaily
I w as \'f induced to use
A fewbo ttles cured him,anldno
symptoms of the disease remain.
Mas. T. L.ATHERs, Natherville, Miss.
Qro'" *aBo. a ** Dir$$' o na'an.ofe -
right kind of soil that is manured oc
casionally.
One acre will give ycu 40 trees, stand
ing :; feet apart. That is about the
right distance. If set in bermudagras,
the pasture will pay all expenses for
keeping the land fertilize. The apples
that ripen from September to Novem
ier bring the best price, but a good
June and July apple will always sell
well. Go to work and plant one acre
in apple trees. Save the seed so as to
make a start next spring. Any one
may learn in an hour how to graft and
bud trees. Do not back out because
appies fail to bear about every third
year. Plant your trees at different
times and some of them will always be
in bearing unless there is a killing frost.
No crop will pay you better than fifty
well selected apple trees, kept in good
coudition.
"Don't Ask so Many Questions."
From the London Comic.7
Little Tommy (eldest of the family,
at dinner.) Mamma, why don't you
help me before Ethel?
Mamma-Ladies always come first.
Tommy (triumpbantly)-Then why
was I born before Ethel ?"
It is very manifest that there
must soon be a readjustment of the
lines of the political parties. At
least. there must be a higLer stan
dard of qualification for official posi
tion. Personal character must be
:nade to take the precedence of
-,)olitical faith or service.
Pimply Girls
Pimply Boys
And Every Person
Afflicted with
Torturing
Disfiguring
Hi1wiiliating Humors
Find Instant Relief
And Speedy Cure
By Using
Cuticura Remedies
Sold throl::hout the world. Po-rTEE DRUG
A %n)Cuzx.GoPr..Boston,SOle Props. e "All
about the Bkood, Skin, Scalp and Ba.ir," free.
SiPmples, blackheads. oily skin and falling
ba.r prevented and cured by Cuticara Soap.
PADGETT PAYS THE FREIGHT
Why Fay Extreme Frices for Coods!
Send for [stalogue and SeWa o a a
Hed.stead & Wash
stand-worth $5;
PRiCE ~owS$15
1lu) other eCdroomz
-ut,al rcs Just to introduce them.
ofreight paid on this Or
gan. Guaranteed to be a
und goeorgan or money re
Elegant Piush PARLOR StUTS, consisting
of Sofa. Arm, Cha!r. Rocking Chair, Divan,
and 2 side Chairs -worth $45. Will deliver
it to your depot for $ Tis o.
- . STORE
with 21
ware will
-'be deliver.
* ed to your
depo for
pric p15.
A $50 CZ7W7 VAmi
with all attachments, for
--ON LY $18.50
delivered to your depot.
*IThe regular price'of this
BUGGY Is 65i to 75 dol1lars.
The manufacturer pays all
the expenses andl T selthem
to you for 5*42.'/
and guarantee everV one a
Dargain. No freight paid
on this Buggy
A *60O PIANO
delivered at your depot
r'il freight natid for $!0
Send for catNLIguIes of Furniture, Cooking
Stoves. BabyCarriaces. Hicycles, Organs, P1
anos, Tea Sets. Dinner Sets, Lamps, &c., and
SAVE MOINEJ. Addrere
L.F.PADGETT"6"roa te
IFE FOHUEIERi
and "Z.I TT:E Y,
Cures DY%PEPSIA, LIVER and
KIDN EY Troubles when all else fails.
--5e, 50c, $100.
LIFE MEDICINE COMPANY,
M Spartanburg, S. C.
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY
BRICK AND TILE MACHINERY
BARREL STAVE MACHINERY
GINNlNG MACHINERY
GRAIN THRESHINGCMACHINERY
SAW MILL MACHINERY
RICE HULLING MACHINERY
ENGINES AND BOILERS
State Agenicy for Tatbot t Sons' Engines and
Boilers. 'aw and Grist Millas.
Brewer's Brick Machinerv.
Don b!e Scre w Cot ton Presses.
Tnomas' Direct-ActiLg Steam Presses-no
belts.
Thomas'Seed Cotton E:evators.
Hail and Lumnmus Gins.
Engelberg Rice Hullers.
H. B.Smith Co.'s Woodworking Machinery.
Planers, Band Saws. Moulders. Mortisers,
Tenoners, comprising complete equipment
for Sash. D)oor and Wagon Factories.
1beLoach Plantation Saw MUlI, variable feed.
iBelting. Fitting and Machinery supplies.
Write to Me before Buying
V. C. BADHAM, Manager,
COLU MBIA, SL C.
H ILL'
Es; l Double C1
less; cRase no : lS',and nLa7 bw- grir
edge of the patient, who will voluntaxi
DRUM MRT~ ErA MORPIJE
the patient, by the use of our SPECIA1
During treatment p.tients are alowed
phine until such tme as they sha.l vol
We send particulars and pamnlet
bgudto place suffe:rer frn anTv of
Uo with persons who have been cured
KILL'S TABLETS are for s
.gp~fsts at, S 1. 00 per package.
Ifyour druggib: r;oes not keep them
and we w--;U st:;d you, by return =a.-,
Tblets.
Wrize or nae and nddres.4pi
wbether 10Ta.ets --re foz Tul:Cco' Mi
Liquor IlaL.:.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED irto p,re
any of the vaT-;ors ;oitru:is 1!Pt fre I
offered for sa!e. Ask for 1-333:.,
T.PBLETS :w:d take rv vt.
Maauf:nctured o:'y 7
OHIO ME'AL O 04
61. 53 & 55 Opera Block,
LIMA, OHIO.
PAn.TICULABS
FREE.
THM
I have
two puci
RESPONSIBL
EA GENTS WAN
(in writing plae
There are Other Effective 'Ways.
[From the New York Weekly.]
Wife-You are just as ugly as you
can be. Before we were married you
used to hold me close in your arms by
the hour.
Husband-Hum ! Dld I? Well, I
suppose it was to keep you from talk
ing.
Civilization and arb.trisu.
[From Good News.]
Sunday School Teacber-As you have
traveled a great deal perhaps you can
ex plain to the class the difference be
tween civilized and barbarous coun
tries ?
Little Miss-Yes'mr. In civilized
countries we is polite to folks in our
set, but in barbarous countries we has
to be polite to everybody.
Beecham's Pills are faithful friends.
For Malria, Liver Trou
ble,orIndigestion,use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
OMGO
feale Bitte
Cures all Female Complaints and Monthly
irregularity, Leucorrhenaor Whites, Painin
Back or Sides, strengthens the feeble, builds
up the whole system. It has cured thousands
and will cure you. Druggists have it. Send
stamp for book
3.. .DBONG00LE & CO., LoulilDle, Kr.
Indispensable IN
Every good Kitchen.
As every good housewife
knows, the diff'erence be-]
tween appetizing, deli
cinus cooking and the
opposite kind is largely
in delicate sauces and
palitable gravies. Now,
the~se r, quire a strong,
de.licatlely flavored stock.
anud the buest stock is
L ie b ig Company's
E xtract of Beef.
ORS8. HlOUIL & KIBLERI,
Ph.ysici: ns and Surgeons.
Offce-Main strr: Room 14, over
Boozer &. Gog..s a -t ore.
c.a.. . ai.s..i. ea ---. u -~ .m... pA.-u=
8. an .i. F . i.'oinYD i. . ig 1 4EAT l. 1 i SQA2 .
ma iA ftill , S mmOi Positively... 4 removes I b
9WWh48ilECv.iy ft! - -iallnwt tmeicee2
AE T.ECTRDiB SUL CF rEbI
I48 HOURS,
. ithbout spin,
For FCiure.
This istej rats
~' frWonder of the 19th
* i~nt.as it does, the
( \\ entire Ve terinary
'world.
Circulars and
Sworn Proofs Mail
ed Free.
8 Dr. Guy Checi:d,
~PAYI CU E o. 38Canal st.,
CHewCAGO
~ STlillE
ATI RI
- C;NCJKsATI
LEINGTrO OR
RIMAS
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IREMEMBER *'I
I caref ul inv e*t:ation as to our res;
ity ard the merits of o-r Tabicts.
iloride of Gold Tablet
yOBACCO in from 3tn5 da7ys. Perfect: bar=
Pn in a cup of tea or coee without tze Kowl
ly stop smoking or chewing in a few days.
cae cred at home, and with
MIT ouz :y t=or- on the par: of
.FOR%ULA GOLD CURE TABLETS.
the free use of Liquor or Xor
antarily give t:!e-7 up.
>f testimonials free, and shas.l
hr.se habits in comnm:mnica
by the usc of our TABLT.
le y MIST-CLASS
encinse us $ I 00
a ackagt Ur our
ily. and stato
hasing
ein"
S
do wl
worth <
and Irorr
from ten t
and s:noked I
of your Talets
TnE ONIO C%7ZX1CAL, C
for $L0 wor:h of vour
them all rizn: ::,:k: thou
te d . ~wurk ja 'ss thi
Tr uiy youj
Tsz OHIo CIRTMICAL Co.:-4;ZNeL1
word of prai.- for your Tablets. M y
iquor, and througFh _- friend. I w as led z'
constant drinker, but ufter tising.yocr'
and will not touch liquor of any kind. I b
you, in order w know t-e curu was rmaner
);no CHzXICA.L Co:-GE%TLFT.N :-Tour Table
used worphine. hypodermicady, for seven y
ages of your Tabiers. and without. any effort or
Address aU Orders D
E THE OHIO CHEI
--.D 51, 53 and 55 Op
zoelf thbb Pper.
LADIES
Needing a tonic, or children who want build
in up, should take
BROW1S IRON BTr S.
it is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia.
Are You Going to the World's Fair'
If so, see that your ticket reads via
Cinciunati and the C. H. & D. and
'Nonon-the acknowledged "World's
Fair Ronte"-tbe only line out of Cin
cinnati connecting 'with E. T. V. & G.
and Q. & C. train No. 2, arriving Cii
cinnati 10.30 p. m ; a solid train carry
ing tbrough sleepers from Jacksonville,
Savannah, Birmingham. At lanta, Chat
tanooga, Macon and New Orleans via
E. T. V. & G., Q. & C., C. H. & D. and
Monon Route to Chicago.
You can stop over in Cincinnati if
your ticket reads via the C. H. & D.
and Monon Route, by depositing same
with the 3ferebants' and Manufac
turers' Association, Chamber of Com
ierce building, corner of Fourth and
Vine streets, one block from Fountain
Square (the C. H. & D. ticket office is
in the same building). This enables
you to visit the picturesque "Queen
City" at no additional cost, and spe
cial efforts will be made to entertain
strangers hospitably and reas5nably.
The universal verdict of the travel
ing public is that the Pullman Safety
Vestibuled trains, running every day,
"and Sunday too," via the C. H. & D.
and 'Monon, between Cincinnati, In
diana polis and Chicago, are withbout
doubt the "finest on earth." These
trains were especially built by the
Pullman Company for this service,
and embrace every improvement.
Their magnificent coaches, luxurious
smoking cars, superb sleepers, observa
tion cars, compartment sleeping cars
and unexcelled dining car w.rvice,
aflord "all the comforts of home."
Leaving CinA-nnati you past throuTh
the beautiful 31iami Valley, and for
twenty-five miles the doiuble tracks.
run through the very front door yar ds
of the finest suburban homes in the
country. Beyond Hamilton and up .
to Indianapolis the line is noted for
scenic beauty.
A stop over at Indianapolis, the cap
ital of Indiana, may be obtained by
depositing your ticket with the secre
tary of it. Commercial Club. This
'ity is n.ore worthly of a visit tban
almost any other of its size in the
WVest, and of'rs the greatest induce
ments to traveler and tourist. Be
tween Indianapolis and Chicago the
line traverses the very best agricul-,
tural and commercial territory, and
the ride is one of unparalleled com
fort and beauty.
Bear in mind that the C. H. & D.
and Monion Route trains all run via
Burnside Crossing, from which point
the Illinois Central suburban trains
run direct to the World's Fair Grounds
every moment. At Englewood con
nection is made with the electric cars,
vwhich run every five minutes to the
grounds, but we recommend all per
sons to go directly Into the Dearborn
Station, which is located in the heart
of the city and from which all street
car lines cEnverge, then go directly by
car or cab to your hotel or boarding
place. First locate yourself; know
where anid how you are to live while
in Chicago. Get the locality firmly
fixed in your mind, before going to the
World's Fair by any of the numerous
convenient ways; the cable cars, elec
tric roads, elevated railroad, Illinois
Central R. R.., suburban trains and the
steamboats afford ample accommoda
tions for all possible visitors, and it is
but five minutes ride from the business
portion of the city to the grounds.
Take youi breakfast down town, buy
your lunch at the grounds, and take
your supper down town. If you follow
these suggestions you will save money.
The facilities for serving lunch at the;
World's Fair Grounds are extraordina
ry and the prices are cheaper than at
your own home, but breakfast and
supper should be taken down town, or
at your boa-ding house. The World's
Fair is already the most astounding
and stupendous spectacle ever at
tempted any people, and a day's visit
will aff'ord mo,'e deligh t and inst ruction
than can possibly be obtained in any
other way or by the same expenditure
of money. For further particulars, de
scriptive pamiphlets, rates, etc., ad
dress
E. A. ROOVER,
General Advertising Agent C. H. &
D. R. R.. No. 200l W. Fourth St., Cim
einna'i. 0.
WESLETAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNTON, VA.
Opn Sp.thlt Climt andbe rudit e
tho renvatd,repainte inside and outside.
and rnihed ithnew pianos, carpts. &c. steam
c G __ renh
&c. Speia advantages in Music and Art. 141 board
in uisfrom18S States Terms moderate. For Cate
lueofthis celebrated old Virginiaschool. address
W.W.EOBERTSON, Pres.,staunton,Va.
[HRGUI OUS
CHICAGO.
The QrEEN & CREscENT BorE affords the
:ickest Schedules, the Finest Equipment,
ad the
ONLY THROUGH CAR UNE TO CHICAGO,
rom Asheville. Paint Bock. Hot S prings and
:noxville, viaR. & D., E. T. V.& G., Q. & C.,
S. . .., Louisville and the Penna. Lines to
hicago without change.
Another car runs from Asheville to Cineinnati. Both cars
he close connection with all Chicago lines.
*Ask for your tickets via
QUEEN &CRESCENT ROUTE.
Anygent of the Rt. h D.. Et. T. V. & G. or Queen b
recn wl ive you inforstation as to routes, rats,
Stop-overs anlowed at Ccinati, Louis
Se or Indi=napolis.
~. G. EDWARDS, G. P. A., - CINCfNATL O4
I
A cr
0 nj(.*t '
from persons
who have been
cured by th use of
Hills Tablets.
rim Owo CIETICAL Co.:
DEAR 5I.:-I btve bepn 1t:r -7,-r
for tobacco uabit, .ud fourd it'w'ould
at von cLain for it. I -s-g#d ten cent%s
Af tie tronge-r.chwin t-baeco aday,
one to five Ziza:-s; or I would .oke
orty pipe, of 'b:cco. Have chewed
or twent-Ivt ye:!r5, %n two packages
ctired=,e~sothxver:,)esi-4pi !r4t.
D. 31. JAY L1 RD, Lesie, icb.
DOBBS FERRT. N. Y.
.:-GNTLExx:-o-e tir'a I r-nt
Tablets f,rToacco' abIt. I r.-eeinid
aI1wasLtaheavyzoker::.dc!ihwer,
hre. a:in cu 7E-.
aJGUNS. .,'.O0.Boxl45.
P.7,rsrRGi, PA.
m:-It -tves Tne p!easure to speak a
SOD2 Wa-4 stron.-.v LddictedI t4,.th- use-of
o try your Tabet.c. He wus a beavy and
1iet, I.u . , r.e d.ys -he quit drin ing,
ve W::it - r t-oth befLre wr.ting
B. YurMOR-O-N.
ts havepeforr.e3 :n ira cl. ?u:ycase.
ars, and h tav -x.: eqrd by the re of
my part. W. L. LOTEGAY.
IICAL CO.,
era Block. LIMA, OH10o.
FULER &
STO UKM AN,i
CONTRACTORS AND
BRPIERS,
NEWBERRMY, S, C.
We are now prepared to do every
thi.g in the line of building
Bracket Sawing.
Scroll Sawing. and
Al kinds of Turning.
We also grind corn two days in a week
Tuesday and Saturday.
We deal in all kinds of lumber-dressed
and undressed.
Sawed Shingles,
Doors, Sash
and Blinds
a specialty.
We will accommodate town an.d cun
try at :-hoIrtest notice.
BOTH IN
QUALITY AND PR ICE.
WE WILL REPAIR ALL
FURN'ITURE.
We have hour.rt Mr. Shoekh-.v *s
interest, and the firmn namiie nw is
A FULL LIN~E
GRO)CE bR IES,
CIGARS AND TO8aCCO.
Call and Examine.
Th rough Pul
LV. ASHEVILLE, (R. & D. R. R.)
Lv. KNOXVILLE, (E. T. V. & G. Ry
Ar. HARRIMAN, (E. T. V. & G. Ry
Ar. LEXINGTON, (oQ & C. R. R.)
Ar. LOLIsVIIL., (Lou. So.)
Lv. Lot IsVILLE, (Penn. R. R.)
Ar. INDIANAPOLIs, (Penn. R. R.)
Ar. CHICAGO, (Penn. R. R.)
A through Chicago Sle,
at Harriman arrives at Ch
5:15 p. m. Stop-overs . all
ville and Indianapolis.
C.A.LLIOl\T 4
Jo ns L. MIL.AM: Trav. Pass. Agt.,
RNoxvuLLE. TENN.
( A. PENsCOTER, Div. Pass. Agt.,
- -r . y x
1'ropiry R. b k,.
"E f t yo u :: 11 d .-w tw . ' u.
1- -: et:;1 ee : . I' e e t c
"Ti- is :. >) :l :ee: ::a.ttceo
yours. Re'iLda,' rci.:-d 24r. Knetr,
Where. k lu:- e
r c iu.e. l.e i ::e .-; :. - t3d'
fifty Cen tS I ":sv- you l w W
ha:Ve v e. oi i-7en-i
W hlat ::e a : osow:r i:-' D
"oru l,,*'
" '" 3: : d . : " e
v;A ni k
over tht-nmo:.ey. -i a::y
rnorU it 1ia ' : :1' e.t o : !
ispcn . n t u r
purse obiek inI Z -7 t.to, h ih t,
and We'It rdown t- An tn - thnan
hal ar 3an. K e .-r. Mr::::v.:
w:I' : r t. ' te 2 y t e
eat' dry -oolilt -s
F-ir Mr. i:+.jvtem - raa i
touljm a,;d unaneount:B!e udr of hi;
Whol, life. had giveu :ier a ' g(,;d
piece instead of a bif doliar.
D CTHAWAY & ., 0
#SPECIALISTSt
(Rezular Graduate.)
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Young and mi
die aged men.
e.a a'ce re
ed cur t,d::r.
3!:l.y ye.ars ci
va:ed al;.,.-sJ
, experience
.3 the uI- f cura
is - tod :ha:
we a:oe
cJ:.3.- I- a3. d: -
od uf men wo
will d or;rp.r.
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cue hi~ 3,v4- e scor. of .hei
eguarantee t a' e .'te -un 'a
res*t oour OWn e=cluzive -.reU.nt
will afrord are.
"COM 3N Don'tr yr,n -zant to ge tr dn ij,ee
ovenk.ness wlth a ir-tr - tc tvou can" rt 1
CA TA R H, 7.-! I s-zaes of the S L:n a:0.
Ee . ie i:.d *:ra. ,
3T2 T %-h o M .. 3ae n et.3.
re:zedy. A p.re fivaranteed.
L'I .;"ASr.S of a' ::, curede: -rt
..::y. e:Sh.. :d
cured Lnaft dayF. Ou% a
TRUTIl AND FACTS.
We ho e cured a.=en; he n 'e D a
Reti tE3,r wrl:dr. i hr
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'-e 2 00: . - Ftnu OR B . -O r
m5aho. Te ton:: e.s- a:r to:-2:: ad and-look ad
wa as we. hfye :i teo-r. cn r.-zen n :ourf:ot-e:
c.dose y.rcs!r W:..:L. Do.la: S3os. 14a- M
W. L. DOUCLctn As.Sb
OS M.HAMEON'I.
Dol yoo oour m he Cnxt in r.eedry a p.
BledCest in thgeerldg.Coede
o5f n3.d0
4.00L o2.A5
Co .50 Als2.00dCvi nine nTehia
ed at ace of*3F. R pe mn.,ADIE n
Eyo wan a ine DRES S,paein te e st
$5 Shoe : '". Thy 1i er'a i to ustonhdeand lookan
price stamed on( the~ 33~ boto , koit whenau u
W.LL. DOUG.A Brocton,Mar.Sodb
ca 4ho.Toor Con.ere ingnr.' n p
Brhlr fSiec r.d iv n giee i ecnia
CouAs Al e s,incuing cl"hnPadini
New Ca3t3r.r p.1st
Gzh.r'OTT ePPSpeitnt
4Wiimine-on.N. '. J e.i m 3
Bew- h ieston an olu bi nt p pe
..ut eudre!rna n Nor Carn
CuT I:'M EDCE
N. . 5t. Nhca o. 53.
man Ca*p.
S:ooi "'N The Rie......... " 7anvl5
. 94 P ...:u tr....." 54
7: 5 Ar....Coumia......en 4 Crecen
-132:V -... r ,eiy.. - 25
:- .s ta " ..AndPennv ania.... R" L oads
~per via incinnati seue
5cg b- Big.... Fohur.... Route at
owed .. ... at ininati.... Lo i
a. W ..WI soo..." 15
Cm X...h a roPH.... T"ke Age5 t
P. 5. " R...... Gro.... " T A.5
What is
-V h~ ak..I I
N N
Dr. a. 1 PitCher's prescription for Infants
andChildren. lIt cotains ncithcr Opium, 31orpbine nor
ettr Nreeia hstnce I is abharmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
is P'a.:. Its guartee is thirty years' use by
D1 7ons of )others. Cas.;ra is the Childrcn's Panacea
-The Mo:ther's Friend.
Castoria. Castoria.
Catr. -n-ag.ta C:Altoria ec:-es Co1ic.- Constipation,3
-:: - -. . : - --~z . Diarrhca.Erc ti
-. *-- , gies sLfp, and prom-otes Ii
- -7 seiaton.hav
t - .d- 'asI h!aYe reCo :nended
........ W-. La' s -vania!A produced bencL:-Z.
-- - -ZD.- Ewm F. PaDr . . D..
N -r Ye C --. --th =tw rd 7th Avve., -New York Ck .
Taz.C - ComsN. Y -aaar S-r.:r=. Nrw YoX Crrr
TH STANDARD::
R1OTA.RY SHULTTLE
SEWLING MACHINE.
- - -- -------- OST SIMPLE AND LIGET
l RUKNING Macbine made
lt does the largest range of work
2-f any maebine ar.d gives entire
-taction. Bt-ing a continuous
Wovement, ges rid of all friction.
SIX YEARS on the market,
aid 2).0j Machins sold, 10,000
Qo!d withini ast the year.
1 IE.!ES LIE IT and PUISI IT.
~AA
[St3ndard Rotary Snuttle
tne solid piece of steeL]
6 . n oe!!es or Lippiq8tea.
WEI GUA.A.NTEE IT F~OR FIVE Y7EARSE.
RICHMOND, VA
D.B. W HEEL ER,
LOCAtL ACENT,
7 WITH HEADQUARTERS AT
NEWBERRY, S. C.
It would be to the interest of
- ~ ev.ery citizen of Newberry and the
County who are thinking of buy
__ -tig a machine to call on D. B.
Wh.eeler and
Examine The Standard
BEFOlE BETIIG HY OTIEL.
S EAF.OARD AiR L.SNE.-Shiort line to IHOD~~IAVLEU
NrokadOiPoin:t. Va., and1 Columbia. , *OI OIA
S. C. %ew line Lo Cariton S. '2. Facet Jaiy .Sie pne,FW udkpr&Rue
2, 1S93.
MORTIIDOUND. SOUTHIBOUND.e,1ecie~
No. :3 No. 1:1 EastIern Timne No. 1,7 No 41 PSEGEDAr~
Daily. Dlaily. ceep'. Atlanta Daily. Daily. .Cue'eShd1-nefc nyn,1g
t6 3-am 5 iT5pm.lv A tlanta ar 7 30am~ 6 45pmi .
U Depot ety tmn
0OC5am ' 'pmn lv A then s ar 6 M~-m 5 0Cpmn
11 ltm &' 1ipm ar F.lberton lv- ? :am 4 1-pm - T 'O S
12 15pm 10'00pm ;ar Abbeville lv 41 im mpm ~L...halstn... r 4p
12 4ipnm 1') V5pm arGre-enw'd IV 4 O2am 2 41pmi j~ainClmi..... 1~
l 4upm 11 2pmnar Clinton v 3 Gm I 45pm e lo...... ~
332'pm 12'-iam ar Ch eater ar 2 7am 1!43ami 11 r ..P wai..... 3.p
50t0pmif5:.Aam, ar Monroe lv 12 ~Oam 10 15 m~135p rpriy.... 5p
6 15ami ar Raleigh lv 8 30pm: 1cpi .e ery 29m
7 ;gamn arHender-onlv 6 .'3pmn ~ 5 0 -..eoa 25p
9 9am ar W e!dlon Iv- .. :ym,..0.n C a p 5p
'P'am arPetersburgiv 3 4-ipmn "b~i Sneyix 1~p
14'am arR-ichmnond - 2pm .2~P' .Genod 15p
4'a pm ar Wash'ton. !v 10 57am m ...oe 1~p
5 inmar Baltimoere lv ' 42:2pn ...oads 11
7 4 -pm ar PhiladvIlIV * :o-amiI.i . ona ab 1(
I pm ar NewYorki i 1 inm"mA....Blo....L.14a
4-9n v .0to . ...am1 4.a
emar Charlot:te lv 1" 00epm 4 ap.....deon.... 11Ia
'Qa.ar Wilm'g'n 1v 5 Ze p:a.Iedltn.... 13a
)j ~ !v Clinton ar Ce . . A m pm.en~..Lv 00a
4 p' ar N.wwherry lv 243pam -)p1L .ee~..A.O
-. 4~1 arPro.pe-riey,v 1229pm bm r Wtala..... v9a
4 ipoif ar Columbia l': 1' tie .51 pi r .-amv l .L .15a
.- ~ er Stuter IV: 9-a I EWz NEeoN ETNADG~
84 pm arCaresto~nly : k1 V'am .
5 3;, in arDarlingi'nlv i 7 0 am Dfe TTOS
9 2'.am ivWeidlon al ar 5 e2pmn - 0p v nesn A.10p
Ii 45am Iv Ner.nik 17 5 ) mAr Bltnpm 14a
163 .)pm arMorM'k b :er A 00am4t~pi v Blo r.US)a
7 I:n ar 14lt.e lv 63-:pmn ~ pf r iliiso. 10a
10 4..am aer Philade2i I-.- 4 lpmi- l ezr 1Xa
___ Inp ar NewYorkIV +2 10cm 44~m Pemn, 14a
5t :am ar Phxiladle! 'lv 1ll 6pmAN SP TABUG
00lamn ,ar NewYork IV S 00pm ____DiyDiy
6 0"pm: lvPort'h w >ar StO am No1STIO.N.4
- 6 :3am ar Wa.sh'.:' IV 7 "'om: 70anvCa!so.....A.85pi
B i ay Line. en, Yia New York. Phila-;1 5 n......so... 0p
dlhaand Norfo!1lkejlroadj . r eiNorfolk. 16p ...Crlae.. 0p
an d Wa-Ihin;;ton Steam boat C. T e'ine No-. 134 4pinatu . . 50 m
and 1 7 ri'n -olid with Pu!!ma n bTdet =leepin--g P......no.....1~p
cna ee.en Atlan;ta :11 Wa -hn:- and lp0 ..IIevle 14p
Pulnman R::tret parlor oar,. betwe-n Washin.g..Paoet...... 22p
ton :mde New York. Parlor cair Waeidon and1I28 nA..pra,ug....v 15m
Po'erItouth: Sleeping car Ilamlet end Wil-4p r...aeie.L.82m
mui,stif. rains No,.. 34 andI 4l carry through B E YNWER,CITNAD~ X
cooah between Atlaenta and Charle=ton, S. C.i Ex$nxSa
o. V. SMiTI-H. Tratfic Manager.N.1.SAIOS . 6
JOHN C. W INDER. GenI i nager. L.Ar
H. W. ii. G LOYER. Div. Pass. Agent. Atlanta. I)a..Clml 15p
S*UITH[ BOUND,I RAILROAD.- oi.lnon.. 11a
'tO SAVANNA H A Ni) FL'3I- vDa EWY HDESAD.aBVIL
Enctie Juailnd.I -S
Sotwr-Northward 2pmtJmLodeA25pn15m
R.:dt Doiien- Plead po. 1 p nf25in!rauh 235inl
Ea:?-.eru lime. Eas'tern lime. 11p iep:rbei1L20m1
a m Lv......o .i.-....... t 4 b I m n.1C IY I O T O
a n ....... iId ...... .... i; j9 plim
la m....... He 1 ier: x'ncvk :..... :: rn Dal aiy E TRLmMED
a1 in ......L::r..n6 C )....... p In p mfr r.S vn a..L .6O i
- ....... Isi:........ I 15 p ienx v ou baA .1 2 a
an Tane.andrih ore-osumwd train, bee
5th Mer -o:d a:-an'shimll.
t hoe coi:ner ionsoac avannah withnthe
wi:h ine Pant P-hnt iltem of l4iianay a.
-. - i. I ' P Is pAet.\'ribna 44an.5x i61
- , - .,R - Gr . -Paetiuls.iitd A::t.un.l~an
Trris :uavs .toevnIc ore..GAray
eeep.., 22ep.in.\nalirledLiing.d
The Conspte p aneel an an le ;jpoERI
.tr trin.ex 'o, n d re -.:e . pParker'sGN e
Torie lt :1u-en h ore~-. cow: . wea L::. u>epivn'. i a ieeru .cn 1.b t ~
digestion.tFerns.ieiwcaktls. P.acm via an1i Pain. aid,:.'a -'
ianSamue. Npencer, F. W. Huidekoper-&-Reuben
75:!: ~'lerieli::, 1 -~ u ln'a P ala Sleei vrnY. lS
COLONBI AD daCEENviLLEDorn.
Ye-at- York I: iTrains re.n1by"i5tn Meridianii'.ime.D
I ~I niDaily. Da S.C.P.yi
No ;N.11 enTA MONS. No2
- 3n.-..L . ......Charesron...... A ..8 5 p
::.rt1c2 t 0 p m .........e wboer....... 2.I19 p
S' ie4'-t"':2 54r p m ta .......ew Pianoa....... 235 pt =
2 8I pn m ........,Ninty-Si....... 2 p m~
Tonc.ltcreUtc)eg..n - 0~ec unt. hbF:yln FU0l.p ms .........Hoges ... M 1235 Pit &
HINERCRNS"'h ony mrecre 55Conp1d. 1A:r....Blton ..........kC L . a
?e4ep ma.a r. ............Se eca ...........-La. 10 00 a