The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, April 02, 1897, Image 2
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E. U. AULL, iwrron.
POusILY OUR LAST OPPORTUNITY.
The Herald and News on Tuesday
called attention to an op)portunity
whih ,we think preseits itself to New
borry;to seur a through trunk line of
railway, and sw. hope that our- People
will at least think well enough of it to
investigate the subject- and see If t.here
Is anything in It for us. Direct and
through connection with the Seaboard
Ali' Lino and the Ultimore and Ohio
i1 in4t er thtt, ik wortl. looking Into,
We. spoko to a prominent railroad
prosident in regard to this very matter
since writing the editorial and he says
the scheme we mentioned is entirely
feasible and that by leaving the Sea
board track at Whitinire and taking
the graded road .from there by New
berry, Saltida and Edgofleld, the objec
tivo point could be reached at less cost
and leSs new road and through a much
better country than to e imn by Cheraw
to Columbia and this railroad man
scolned to think if the townq along the
route would look ino the matter and
show'1 dIspositoMi to have the road we
Imight have' another railroad to New
:borry, and on to Augusta in a.little
-while.
It is certainly worth looking into.
If any one will take the trouble to look
at a map It will be seen that It is al
most a direct line from Whitmire to
Augusta as proposed, and it is nearer
than byChoifaw- and -to Columbia, and
then Colunbia could be reached over
the C., N. & L.
We hope Newberry will start tho ball
to rolling and get the other townships
along the route aroused and interested
and a conference hold with some of the
ritilroad oflhials inlerested In this ex
tension.
WITIOUT A COU'TV iiA IRMAN.
Tlhe Democm'at of Newberry Cormuty
are really without a County Clh1ai1rman.
True, we have no need for, one just
now; but, then, we ought to have one.
We virtually had no County Chairman
during the past campaign, for Mr. John
T. Dule'XI, who wat put In that post
Lion, was a -resident - of Colilla and
had bcen f,r several years. P'or aught
we know lie may be a member of.ta ward
Club In the Capital city. lnit he - waa
not a resident of Newberry County, and
is'not, now. Our County Chairman a
resident of Columbia, belongs to the
..ColumbIa Bar, and we poor fools have
nb County Chairman. We thought at'
the1 time, and expressed the sentilmont,
that it was ia piece of the vei-iest non
sense on the partof the Executive CoIm
nitteo to mako Mr. -Duntcan Chairman.
It was 1unbusiness l1k.. Mllglit'as well
have chosen Mi. U. b. Whites of At
lanta or Dr. A. .1. P. -Julian of Mason.
- Fla.- And now that our County. Ohil'
man has opened his .Lam -offl&e In the
city of hINadott'lo i' it certainly must
make those who elected him County
Cldi'man fool shabby. At any rato
we have no County ('hairman.--1Pr'os
pority Advertiser.
what is the matter widt, our friend
and neighbor at Prosperity? He should
keep his wits bottei, about him and be
suTe lie is right before lie slashes and
('uts inI every dlire2ction. S~urely the d Is
.pensary agitation ini our sister townm
andi the big cotton mill and dheep) artes
inn well and the commutat.ion tax has
not.causedi a loss of memory aid1( a blot
ting out of alh recent history. "We
1)001 fools" are net such "'poor' fools"'
as our friend would make believe if he
lng,without a county chairman consti
*tutes "poor01 fools.'' No, friemd, Now
bco'ry County hats a real live, living,
breathing count.y chairman and1( has not
been without one.
Mrt. Jnto. T.1. D)unctan was pr'Ceent as
a delegate to the county convention
which met at Newberry on May 6I. A t.
the meeting of the excutive commit
teeothat same day Mrt. D)uncanavasoelect
ed county chairman and served faith
fully and well until the meeting of' t.he
executive committee about the middle
of July when lie wats prtesent and~ stat
ed to the committee that Inasmuch as
he had become a canidhcate lie tender
ed his resignmation to take etl'ect on the
election of his successor.
On motion of Mr. Alan Johnstone the
,thanks of the committee were unani
-thously tendered Mr. Duncan tor' his
- uniform cour'tesy to the members of
the committee and his resigination was
accepted.
At a meeting of the county convyen
tioni held the first Monday in August
Mf S. S. Cunntinghtam was unanits
ly elected county chairman and has
since dischar-ged the duties of the difice
with ability andl impartiality and to the
bantisfaction of all piarties concerned.
What is the matter with ECditor With
erspoon? IIas he been asleep during
all these long months? No, you must
find some other cauise for jumpi)ng on
Mrg Duncan, if that is .yourt p,urplose,
it LAn1feilinmg hin nyei' thel sho1ulders
oft the'executIve committee.
Really Newberry is not without a
.polinty chairman.
'Siciter TIhurmond has beetn admit
ted to ball in the sum of $5,000 and has
gIven the b6ha.
It looks now as it the teachers will
hold thcir annual meeting at Par'is
Mountain in Jutly. This will be a most
delightful place if proper' arrangements
can be maile to get there and get away.
It continues to rain. But~ when we
toead of the great floods on -the Missis,
sippi and in the west we feel that we
~tre truly blessed and should not mur
tnur. There Is not, only delay In tmak
ibg ready to plant a crop but great loss
of '~ life and property with thousands of
Achres under water with doubts -as to
Wheir there will o eve'n the possi
biitj of making a crop at all this year.
A x9ticA iOR HOiE ENTERPRIOJ.
The material prosperity of our town
and section would be greatly increased
by starting up and developing indus
tries and entorprises that will use ma
terial abundant in this section, but
almost worthless for want of a market.
What we need are industries to bring
Into uso our natural resources which
can be made the means of keeping at
home thousands. of dollars that annu
ally find their way to the North and
West.
Tuke, for instance, the proposed or
gat ization, 'le Carolina Manufactur
lug Companv, - whioh, whon started,
will mIpnufacture wagons, coflins, and
other articles of-Wo'd.
This will assist li. making valuable
our oak, hickory, walnut and other
native woods, whIch ex ports pronounce
the very best for the above purposes;
besides putting in circulation consid
crable sums of money from the opera
tion of the plant, thereby benelting
'he town at large, as well its the con
.y, and paying a handsome dividend to
i,ne stockholders; for tihe articles they
p)ropose nanufactiring are as staple its
flour, and, with pioper managenient,
are bound to pay.
The benefit is more than a casual
glance will reveal. To illustrate: A
man buys a wagon of Western make
all this money will 'Ind its way back
to the West except a very small profit
to. the dealer; whereas, if these arti
cles are manufactured at ioie, the
whole amount Is put in circulation and
wo all get a benelit from it, whether a
stockholder or not.
These home manfact,uriig enter
plrIses are not enlcouraged its they
should be. Our people ought to take a
hand in getting them up. There is
money in them, and we) hope to see the
exapllple of the gentlemen getting up
the Cairolina Manufacturing Conipny,
followed along other lines, wien our
little city, with water works, electric
lights, and manufacturing interests,
will soon be t,he banner t,own of the
State.
We hop soonl to record tihe fact that,
all the stock in the "c'arolina"' has
been tatkon, and the Company to ble
ready in ashort Lime for business. Th is
is strictly speaking a home enterprise,
and will prosper if our moileyed menl
shouW gi Ve it their cordial Support.
OLADSTONE.
Tho above name stands for all that is
truly progressive and ennobliig inl
statecraft and Juropeanl diplomacy.
Tih Hon. Wm. 1. Gladstone, tile greitt
English Coinuioner, who refuses titles
fi'oml the Crown, hail shown, in his latO
Philippic against the leadin"y
Europe, in thl .'x-*16Ined naval do
nstfi'llns agtainlst the Suiblime
Porte, in orde. to check tile further
horrible massacre of Ch,ristians, that
lie is justly entitled to be known Its
"The Grand'old MaNIL.'
Verging on ninety years lie shows no
(imiltion of mental strength an(]
acquintitance with tie Eastern ques
tion from the very inception of the
01m)roglio. The -ost of blood and
treasure through wvhiichl the cruel 'Turk
raiisedl hiis blood-stained statndardo above
t,he horizoni of thle very garden-spot of
Eturope; itind how~, from timie to t,ime,
dutrinlg the century, itt t,he positive de
nmand of the pow ers,thie '"great assassin"
and ruthless robber has been made to
give up some of his stolen prlovinees,
its well its how t.he Sick Man and is
hlaremi are being bolsteired by thme leiad
ing Chrcistian nations are concisely told
in detail.
Mr. Glladstonle is justly severe ill his
allusioim to what, is termed ''the integ
rity of the Ottoman Empire!" 11un1
dreds of thousatnds of lives and hun
dtreds of millions of dollars, have been
the cost of keeping the mniserabtlle Turk
in Europe, to say nothing of the holo
caulst of Christ.ians slain!
Mr. Ghtdstono shtows thait, the "'con
cert of action'' by tIhe powers is no con
cert at all; but that it Is in contraven
t,ion of the sympaithics of the 1)eople of
Europe. It is p)ossible that it might
p)recipitate wvhat it p)retonids to oendeav'
or to itvert--a con iagrat,ion of war inl
Europe, throuigh tile lust of greed and
conquest oil the patrt of the rival na
tions.
Mr. Gladstone wishes to know why
England should pin herself to anly po0w
or when she has her own character to
maintain anId her own duty to main
tain, at the presenlt as in (days of yore?
Hie says that the little kingdom of
Grecce represents the glory of Salamis
anld Thermopyle as she stands like
a "D)avid confronting six Gloliaths!" Tio
coorce hecr for so splendid an exhibi
tioni of courage, lie has nlot wvords sufl
ciently strong to condemn.
"Amonig the many slendl(d utter
ancos by t,ongue atnd 1)0n of Mr. Glad
stone's life 1none lhas ever burned wvIth
a loftieor authority of statesman, scholar,
and patr'iot. That it will appeal with
tremendous forc~e of convictionl to En
glish sentimenit is certain," for we al
ready perceive signs of weoakening on
tile part of some) of the powers to the
"concert."
We had ~aiidEfifur )ii 5i-s which
will cause us to miss sonmc of outr mail
today. The Observer kindly lot us
hlave their press8. We hope to be reO
paired in a few days and within two
weeks to hlave in a faster and improved
prei.
Piedmont, S. C., March 2, 1897.--I,
suffered for more tihan four years with
eruptions on my back and shouliders,
and have taken various kinds of miedi
nine without relief. I began taking
Hlood's Sarsaparlila and after taking
m few bottles I felt like a dilteretit
person. I recommend this medicine
to anyone troubled with blood disease.
ROIIERT LEEC DoGGETT.
Hood's Pills act harmoniously with
[IoodMa arnaanilla 26a.
Biliousness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permits food to forneit and puttify In
the stomach. Then follow dizinoss, headache,
Hood's
Insomina, neOrvousnes,;, and1(,
if not relieved, billotis fover
or blood poisoning. Iloo.', P 1,I Is
Pills stinulato the 8toina
rouse th liver, ctr lieadace, dizziness, con.
Stipatill, etC. 25 C011tA~. 8o1d bf all drugg1std,
The only 11ls to take with Hoot Is SariaparIl.
OPERA HOUSE
Monday, April 5th.
THE FAMOUS COMEDIAN
MR. FIANK JONES.
[81 PERKINS,]
IiI the Commercial Clumiedy,
Yankee rmEof!
Supported by the Charming Little
A iress,
ISS LILLIAN WALTON,
And a Capable Uoimipany.
fiby-8eatmon Sale at, Stlioliz's Jewelry
Store. f. It
"BILL ARP"
The famous writer- and author
will lecture in Newberry,
APRIL 20
"Jus Ru"ian
Is what h1e will talk about.
Tickets will be on sale at Scholtz's
Jewelry Store.
f1t, td 1.
HOMPi sURANCE.
E ANT' TO GIVE EVERY
int, Newherry an(l South
ar protection from fire, w1l)nd and
ng. The H-omn Mutualn is not
only able but ready to (t) this. (4t
your protection at cost and let's keep
our mioniey at, home. C-ill on M. A.
Carlisle, Esg , Thos. Cook, or M. J.
Scott aid see ir we can't (o what we
say. THOS. F'. IIARMON,
f.&t.3tt, 0eneral . gent.
TO BE SOLD
Next 30 Days
$3,000
I will continue t.o soll, fr'Om1
(lay to (lay, at pr'icos that dlefy
cornpetitLion.
SPECIALS.
Men's \Vhlto Merino Shirts, 25c.
No. 164 Men's White Morinmo Shirts,
better quality, 35ic.
Men's Fleece lined Shirts,'39c.
Meni's Scarlet Medicated Shuirts, all
w ool, 830..
Gent's white, all wool Shirts, 80e.
Boy3s' Domnet Shirts, 15c.
Men's 84 in. Domet. Shirts, 20c.
Men's 36 inch Workinig.Shirs, (lark
colors, 25c.
Men's 861301 Ch eviot Shirts, 40O0.
-Gent's white Linen Bosom Dre8s
Shirts, 29c.
Bargains and choice goods8 in fine
Table Linens.
Our Hard ware at prices lower .than
ever. See our Handl Saw taper Files
at 5o., as good as tliesbest.
Rogers & CJo., and WVa'do & Butcher's
Razors, 65c.
Yours for Business,.
NEW YORK.
RACKETSTOR
A.A. FOSTER,
Nowberry, . 8..
Quarterly Report
,0V THEM.
COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
The following report of claims
approved from the first of Jan
un'y, 1897, to the thirty-first
March, 1897, inclusive, show
ibg in whose* favor and for
what iurpose and the anionnt,
is published in conformity of
Act of. the L.egislatwe of 1897:
Jan 4,'1897.'
T H- 6romer, Bridge................ $ 40 75
W T Livingston, Bridge.. ...... 19 06
G S Noltnd, Constablo ........... .3 80
I M Smith, O'nty.Boad Town
ship- Co missloners............... 46 50
C F Boyd, Witnesi" and Juror
ticketb,.....,..........., ......... 3) 60
Z F William, Road and Bridges 1 50
(;0o. Suber, Roads................. 4 15
(1 M Singlcy, Mag!strate......... 10 0c
Nellio Pitts, Plaupoi................ 6 00
.J K( Wilder, liunacy land Post
Mortem .................... ...30 25
C AtmLs, County Home........ 23 00
S'Slda P,Paupe........ ........2 00
Sumpe Br. County, Homo., 7 05
Sumniner Bros., Chain lang...... 63 35
J B Clary, Lumber..... ............1 85
W B Whitney, Bridge............ 14 "7
N 11 Yo.ung, Chain Gang......... W
F M Lindsay, Coronet............. 62 50
W F Suber, Magistrate.........10 00
J Cr.sp, M ,gistratto............. 10 00
E 1 Aull, Printing.................. 4 16
11 C Lake, Bridge................... 22 *
D3 M Bedenbaugh, Lumber. .... 50 02
G M Werts, Roads and Bridgo 3 56
J N Fdagle, Township Com'r... 4 00
F' A Schunipcrt, Roads and
Bridge.... ............................ 39 57
Geo E King Bridge Co., Bridgo 280 00
B F Diay, Post Mortem............. 8 50
J T Adams, Terra Cotta........... 7 20
W V Riser, Dieting Account.. 81 .10
.1 N King, Bridgo..... .............. 15 00
Va. Bridge & Iron Co., 3ridge 1100 00
T B Regin, Chain Gang......... 5 00
Jan. 9.
1 F' llxter, Coroner Inquest... 4 00
L, 1, Longshore, 1auper Claim. 2 00
Jan. I.
Il Diay, Trial JusLice Salary.. 10 00
Calvt,n fenderson, Salary,
Brazzleian Ferry................ 10'00
W, S WialIace, Coimitting to
A sy lum ................................4 90
WV A 1ill, Supervisor Claim.... 43 68
.1 V White, Chain (lang......... 11 65
C & G S'Mower, County Home 5 25
C & G i Mower, County Home 10 90
C & G S Mower, Couity Home 2 25
John R RuIf, Chain Gang......... 17 (5
W W Riser, Sherii Claim...... 1 25
W 1? Suber, Trial Justice and
Constable ......... ......... 17 00
A T-Brown, Bridges........... I 50
W T Diavis & Co., Bridges....... 3 25
J W White, Chain Gang.........1 (.5
J L Aull, Bridges............ 249 17
Jan. 16.
T 11 Perry, Salary Chain G(ang 11 00
A Y W Glymph, Righe of Way 20 00
L ,Ml Nichols, Lumber.............2 23
Iester a)d Nancy Cromer, pau
per - -........ ................ . 4 00
'J Cal Neel,Salary, County Com. 4 00
J M Schumpert, Freight......... 18 92
Jan. 25.
.1 W Ropp, A rresting Prisoners 5 10
W W UIser,.DIaIageson Bridge 75 00
W W Riser, Powl Hou's......... 1( 00
1) M lBedonbaugh, Lumber for
.ail ...... .................... 32 00
W,alker, Ivans & Cogswell,
100 ls:-....... ........................ 19 00
G Bt Summ-ers, Mileage, Town
ship Conmissionctr............. 3 75
eAlcvin Butler, Right of Way.. 3 00
E 1H Phillips, Sho3ing Mules.... 2 00
P (; Ellesor, Mledical Attention 5 00
F WV Higgins, Stationery........1) (60
E P Mathews, Work on Road 3 00
Rachel (Grillin, Pauper ClaIm. 2 00
WV R Royo, Constabl............20
S C Penitentiary, Supplies... *15 00
.1 N King, Abutm'ts on Bridge 5 00
" WV IH iggins, Salary.......... 54 00
J1 C Blain, Constable............ 8 20
Walker, I'vans & Cogswell,
Books ......................... 24 00
WValker, Evans & .Cogswell,
Books---......... .............. 57 75
Jan. 26.
W, 1P ilugh, Salary, C'ty Board 1) 20
II 11 F'olk, Salary, C'ty Board 0 80
N P Matthews, Salary, County
Boat'd'.................... ........ 7 .10
I(IG Jenkins, Salary, C'ty Board 10 20
J L Aull, Bridges................ 11 30
N H Mull, Stationery............6 00
S H Henderson, F'erry Claim. 2(1 00
U F Boyd, stationery....,......11 30
Tan. 30.
I D) Chapman, Bridges.......... 1 75
H ester , and Nancy Cromner,
P'auper' Claim..................14 00
WV S -Liv'igstd, Salary for
Brtidjos--................ 2 1
V5eb. 1.2 1
I' W Uunter, Inqitest............50
.1 C Adams, Salary, C'ty Home 23 00
Silas DOcWalt, Salary, Brazzic
man. Ferry.................... 10 00
D)avid1 Iendersoni, County Com. 2 20
J Ihl Wicker, Blacksmithing. 16 00
U F~ B3ogd, Jury and Witnesses 9 45
Job Davenport, Repar'g Bridge 1 25
Mehulda Davenpor.t, Pauper
Claim.-.......................... 2 00
P~eter Huff, Repairing Highway 41 50
S L Foellers, Salary T'l Justice 16 615
Feb. 3.
FII Boulware, Salary, County
Commnissignier ................ 8 50
T E E'pting/Cdunty Home... '28 40
I)D Shockloy &Co., Ctrpenter
WVorkc on J ai..........;.......6 86
W B3 Whitney, Bridges.........17 81
T HI Cromer, Bridges........... 31 50
F"eb. 2..
Walker', Evans & Cogswell,
L00ks....................... 10 00
Feb. 8.
LP~iF Bater, Coroner Inquest. 2 00
T' HI. Sriith, Post Mortem........5 00
R1B McCarty & Co., Ch'n Gang 17 38~
F'eb. 9I.
[ 13 McCarty & Co., C'ty Home 36 36
Feb. 10.
72 "'Wright, Stationery......... 13 00
Pob. 13.
J M Sehumpeort, Stationery... 9 21
F A Schunlpci.t, Road and
Breidges......................... 50 00
N Lee Hayes, Road and Bridges 0 50
I HI Boulware, Obstruction in
Highe 1way..........-............. 3 0q
D) A:Thotnas, CJomm'r's Salary .2 25
D L Clamp, SuW't Chain Gang 30 00
T C Girifl1rt, Pauper Claim...; 2 00
Feb.-20.
D)avid TI'app, Salary Ashford
Ferry ....................... 0 00
0 T Th%ysitigoer, Fixing Public
Road.......... ................. 600
F Wfiggins, Trav'g Expenses 67 75
BunBmer Bros., Chain Gang.115 37
Uiharlt 'n Ci'oier, Repairing'
Brd........-....................5 50
I H Aull, Repairing Road,... 8 00
Feb.- 26.
I D) Chiapmian, Cleaning Court
P Cannois, Salary, ('ty Coh'r 6 00
Jno-W QitV,1Road Claim..... 1 00
W T Livingston, Work on
Bride................ ut 187
H H1 Abrams, Salary, Com'r.... 2 80
J Monroe Wickor, Carpentor
W ork . ............................ 20 12
Hester and Nancy Cromor, Pau
por Claim .......................... 4 00
J K IRagedale, Pitching Flat... 2 25
C A Matthews, Constable Claim 4 05
U F Graham, Pauper Claim. 3 00
C'A Matthews, Constable Claim 2 60
T J Wilson, Township Com'r... 1 00
March 1.
Thos. Sloan, Pau)e' ClAim...... '4 00
G M% Singley, Trial Justieo...... 6 66
J N King, 1luilding Bridge...... 20 75
J N King, Iron for Bridge........ 15 00
J A J Suber, Drainago Road... 18-00
Greene Thomas, Ropa'g Bridge 11 00
Thomas Cook, use of Jacks...... 4 00
L I Livingston, Paup%A' Claim.. 2 00
8 L Fellers, Trial Justico........ 8 38
J 0 Adaims, Salary Claim ........ 23 00
W 11 Worts, Cha in Gang ........ 6 65
David lenderson, Ferry Chain 10 00
W B Whitney, Carpenter on 4
B ridge................................. 21 56
P W Wilson, Bridge at Keitt's. 38 00
T1 H (Cromer, ' 13 75
M M Buford, Diet Prisoners ... 119 70
iv i Buford, Sheriff Account.. 74 75
Wallace Jones, Sho0ing Horses 4 00
H C Bardin, Dieting Jurors 7 00
G W Swittenborg, Public Road 11 00
1; H1 Philips, Shoeing Mules ... 2 00
C A Mathews, Constable......... 13 05
C W Buford, Township Com'r. 8 50
Nellie Pitts, pauper claim.. 4 00
J M Kibler, inquest............10 00
W 13 Oxncr, lumber, bridge.. 3 13
March 10.
8 A Aikard, obstruction ......... 3 30
W S Seybt, salary county com. 12 30
Matthews & Wilson, lumber... 3 60
William Johnson, lime for jail 2 50
William .fohnson, chain gang.. 12 75
S P MeCrackin, damagu buggy 1 50
M ikc Dunovan, salary Co. Col. 10 00
A D Johnson, constable........... .3 00
G W Swittenberg, Township
Commissioner ..................... 5 00
A 1-1 Miller, Township Com'r.. 5 20
J M Smith, " " 7 60
Wallace & Kinard, advertising 5 113
J N Smith, lumber................. 1 66
Moseley Bros., chain gang...... 12 35
J ItRuT, chain gang............... 5 10
Geo B Cook, constabic claim..... 11 40
J E Senn, lumber ................. . 3 54
C F Graham, paulper claim 4 00
prosperity Adver-tiser, adver'g 2 30
Lucas & Richardson, books...... 1) 50
W S Pitts, surveying............. : 00
J Monroe Wicker, Township
Commissioner ..................... 5 .10
) A Dickert, salary claim....... 37 00
.1 N Ki.ng, bridges.................... (18 00
March 11.
Newberry Grocery Co., County
H om e........... ....................... 22 6
iH 11 Folk, Township Comnis'r 5 4f0
James F' Glenn, clerk for G rand
J n vor's ................................. 5 100
A D Johnson, bridg:s.............. 2 00
C, N & L Rallroad. -ight.. . 1 34
J M Schimpert, chain gang..... 1 10
D B Kinard, right of way ........ 5 00
A C Matthews, fixing highway 42 00
W T Livingston,workon bridge 12 00
W C Lake, Beaver Dam bridge 5 15
March 13.
TJ Wilson, Township Coin'r... 1 45
J Cat Neel, work on highway... 8 00
) Ml Bedenbaugh, lumbe.... ... 45 50
F V Capers, advertising.
G S Long, bridge and lumber. 6 63
J C Grillin, pauper claim.........2 00
1) L Clamp, salary chain gang., 31 15
F' W Higgins, salary......... 60 00
G B Summers, salary as Com'r 2 15
J Z Adams & Co., County Home 2 40
P F Baxter, juror. inqu'est........ 4 50
11 S Knight, pauper claim ...... 2 00
.1 N Henderson, Ferry claim ... 13 00
T .H Cromer, work oi bridge at
Keitt's......... .............. 18 00
Walker Evanls & Cogswell,
books ................................ 18 20
March 20.
E H. Phillips, repairing wagon 55
P W W ilson, bridges .............. 11 25
-T MI Mayor, lumbe.............5 06
Sigmuan RuffY, public high way. 85
Converse Bridge Co., bridge... 200 00
J WV Ropp, constable claim.......4 50
C F Boyd, jury and1 witness
tickets ............,........... 1170 10
I [1 Boulware, chain gang .... 551
.T S McCarley, trial justice... 8 9)0
CI A Matthews, constable claim 6 (10
M B Cald well, chain gang ....18 80
W F Suber, trial justice ........ 10 01)
JT Y Floyd, constable claim... 4 35
March 27.
SB Cook " " ... 5 70
EllisonKeitt,shingles for brid'e 417 25
WV P Pugh, repairing b)ridg.r.- 1 50
Walker, EvWans & Cogswcll,
books.............. ........... 1 41
L A Hawkins, chain gang .... 1 00
March 29.
J C Adams, County Hlome.. .... 23 00
F' W Hlggins,stationey,stammps 6 00
March 31.
(1 R Barton, steel bridge......800 00
F Mt Lindsay, Corone, salary.. 02 50
Tj Q Boozer, dicting juror.s. ..14 00
JT. M. SCHIUMPERT,
At test: County Supervisor.
P. C. SINGL,EY.
EASERNOVEE
Jones &Copelaud's
Stetson Hats-Stiff and Soft.
Brigham, Hopkins & Co.'s Fine
Straw Hats. Hess' Fine Shoes.
T. P. McCutchen's exclusive
Btyles. Tick Scarfs, 4..In-Hand,
String Ties and Band Bows, Col
lars and Cuffs.
Fine DressShirts, Boys' Suits, Men's
Panis, Ladles' White and Butter Col
ored Kid Gloves with embroidered
baolks 90o. Lad ies' Hosiery and F~a b
rue Gloves. Also a full line or Men's,
Women's uand Chlre' Shoes and
Oxford 'Flop. Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
White Goods, Line') Damasks, Towels,
D.ylics, Napkins, Tlicking, Ginghams,
Prints, Cassimhreres an d Cottonadcs, all
at close on to wholesale prIces. You
aan save annually from ten to twenty
five per cent. by tradin)g at our store.
You have the satIsfaction of knowing
lbat you get the most your money will
buy anywhere when you trade at our
stoere.
DOMIE IIN 8SEEIJS OFEN.
Jones & Copeland,
-Under Newberry Hotel,
New berry, 8. C., March 31, 1897. f. Iy
A Voterinar~y Forgo
I have jumst opened to the p)ublic for
shoeing1Horses and Mules, in connec
,ion wi th my practice. [i personally
nspoct tne feet and shoeinmg to corrnect
all defctst and vices, with out extra
~hargc. Seeoimo.
Mir. Pool's Old Sh ol, just below
BIrown's Stables. M. F. K ENELEY,
f.&t.tf ,Veterinary Surgeon.
C. E. SUMMER. J. H. SY
SUMME
Up-Towl
FiRiaders of
Low Prices
Groceriss, Hardware
.e ....Shoes. ani
we sell the White.Hickoryd
berry. Guano, Cottou Seed Meal ai
Don't forget our brands of F1
Waterloo, Old Hickory. The best
county.
Give us a Trialo-We
COone of 2MC
Down-Toi
FURNITURE -
Sold cheap for CaQh or on In
Shades, Glass and Crookeryware.
We have an experienced miani
ber we are near the depot in two of
discount our bills and yQu get the b<
SU4ME
S HOwl
CO1 UN Til
AND W
ut aSna
We know what it ti
have placed just such
inspection, and the bet
eclipse anything you
Your Easter dress sho
s .J. WI
taf'. ly.
THlE EQI
LIFE ASSURAi
OF THE UNI]
Assets . . . ,
Re,erve Fund1
(I por cent. Stand(ardl)
and all other
Liabilities ... J
Surplus, 4 per cent,.
Outstanding Assurari
Tho Society has paid $253,950O,351
now holds $210,773,947 of Assets
making a total of $470,730,298. Thi
than 38 years f'rom its organization, i
othor company has paid and accumul
of its history. Tfho Equitable writes
want-Tontino, Annual Distribution,
Term, any other forms of policies.
Call and see me beOfore assuring yoi
I think that I can provo to any one
pany is the cheapest and safest.
ARTH1
f&t. Ozm.
SELECT SOMETHING
Sweethearts.
Fine Rings,
Necklaces, and
Briacelets.
ALSO
Nice Wedding Presents.
Come and examine thoem.
Eduard Scholtz,
Jeweler and Optician.
Brisk! Brick!!
MMER. 0. W. sU
I vBPn
Store!
Dealers In
Flist-Giass a
Harnose, Dry 0
j Clothing...
ag one of the best sold I
ur: Obelisk.
Flour sold. for the ney
A.
Will Convince ,V
un Store.
- FURNIT
itallnent. Also Matting. 'vindO
to repair Old Furniture. Remem
)ur new stores. We pay ho renb and
inefit. by buying from us.
H BROS.
YOUR
E WILL
ile OnIt
ikes to please, and we
things here for your
,uty and elegance will
can find elsewhere,
[ld be selected here,
JOTEN.
IT ABLE
NCESOClI
'ED STATE
.r 1, 1B927.
.* $216,773,
. 173,496,768 a
- - - $43,277,179
Lce . . $915102.070
to its policy,.holders, and in addition
(of which $43,277,179 is Surplus),
s record covering a period of .less
3 over $212,793,000 more than any
sted within the corresponding period
any form of policy the assured may
Dndowment, Guaranteed Cash Value,
ir lives elsewvhore.
that a policy in an Old Line Comn
JR KIBLER, Agenit.
WandoliGua
FOR ,SALJE BY
Don't buy
until you get
'our prices,
DR. D. L. DOZ~~'~J
HOURs: OFFIOR~
a.n.o pm. Over Summer Bree
p. n.toga o '1)
fteoretary,