The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 04, 1897, Image 3
.NEWBUDRY MARKET.
Correctel ovory TucEsd,y and Friday
by Suifner bros.
Shoulders 5( c.
H a s .i............... ...... .1 12c.
BeL LdArd ............. ....... 8o.
Beat-Molaoses....... ......... 4 50c.
Good Molasses ..... 2 350.
Corn:.........................550.
Meal ..................... ..500.
Hay....................... $1.00.
W heat Bran....................... $1.00.
1st Patent Flour.................. $5.75.
2nd Beat Flour.................... $5.25.
Strait Flour...,...... ...... $4.90.
Good Ordinary Flour...........$3.5 &4.50.
Sugar ................ ... ...... 5
Wee.............................. r .
Coffee..........-............ .. 2J(& Oc.
Cotton seed mea ick... *10
Hulls,
H ulls, .. ............ 2 .
Country Produce.
i oer, per lb ................... 15@200.
gs,per dozen ......... lah21c.
Chiokans, each.................... 15(.25c.
Peas, por bush31................. 60(d65..
Corn, por bushol................. 50c.
Oats, por bushel................. 3V50c.
Swoot potatooH .................... 00c.
Turkeys, por U ............... QM 8c.
Fodder, per cwt ............. 7: 100c.
If you want the best korosene on the
market buy Standard I treproof. For
sale by all leading merchants. t. 4t
A base ball and bat given with each
boy's suit that costs from $2.00 up.
t.2t 0. M. JAMIESON.
FIreshi
Car load of Lime, 99 10-100 pure, just
in, also cement at Wi. Johnson's,
t 3t Sign of a big Anvil.
The Reception Committee.
Appointed by Council onfig< iter
tainment of the State V SA'sociation
are requested to ist Council Chain
bers this, T ay, afternoon at 6
o'clock. 1 '4ttendance is desired.
Ine Photographs.
4k photogaaphers have opon
etIies inl the city of Newherry.
l"Glassa and platinos and other
q1-*rk will be made over Mimx
'hin i's store. Call and see specimens.
B. W. West will open a First-class
Restaurant on Wednesday at the New
'York Lunch House. t.tf
Will Have -
In a few days a full supply of the
Jesso Senn's home made grain cradles,
also extra (lugers, don't fail to get one
at Wi. Johnson's. t 3t
DI,tlnguilhed Visitors.
Last Saturday the Headlight had the
pleasure of a call from Mr. Howard
Neeley, of Chattanooga, and Hon. H.
H. Evans, of Ncwborr. . Mr. Neely is
one of the largest contractors in our
State, and will put in a bid for pl'acin
sewerage in Spartanburg. We know
him of old and can heartily endorse
and recommend him. As to our friend
Evans, lie once lived in Spartanburg,
and the name of his -friends is legioni.,
The freedom of the city was tendered
him by 1Mayor Calvert, who told our
thrice welcome guest that if the town
didn't suit him just to tear it down and
rebuild to his tastc.-Piedmont Head
light. ________
Marvelous nesults.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun
dermian, of Dimondale, Mich., we are
permitted to make this extract: "I have
no hesitation in recommending Dr.
King's New Discovery, as the results
were almost marvelous in thme ease of
my wife. While 1 was pastor of the
Baptist Church at Rives Junction she
was brought down with Pneumonia
succeeding La Grippe. Terrible parox
yams ~fcoughing wvould last hours
wit h 't e in terruption and it seenmed as
a ,i.jj, liid notaurvive them. A friend
Ymmende-d Dr. King's New Discov
ery; it was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in result,o." Trial bottles
free at Robertson & Gilder's Drug
Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00.
WVoman's Expoailionm of the Carollins at
Charlotto, N. C.
The Southern Railway will sell ex
cursion tickets to Charlotte, N. C., on
account of this exposition, May 4th to
27th, limit five days, for $4.35 for the
round trip. On May 19th and 20th
tickets wvill be sold with limit of three
days for $2.70 for the round trip. This
is so cheap that almost any one can af
ford to go.
He pairing Clocks and Watches at J.
H. West's Furniture Store. t tf
WE WANT
Your Prescription Business.
WE OFFER
You as good and as Careful
service as 28 years Experience
miii give, and
\GUARANTEE
Pure Drugs at Reasonlable
m ~BERTSON & GILDER,
Pharmacists on the Corner.
Right, the place to buy your~ Hard
ivare, Cutlery, nails, Fly Fans, Paints,
Oils, etc., or any article in the H-LAUn
WARE' line at Wmn. Johnson's,
t 3t On the corner.
BUTT EKICK
PATTER~NS
A Complete liue on hand at
all times.
Write us for Patterns.
J, L. MIMNAUGH & CO,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
VAYrOUO AND ALL AIOUIr.
The town was browded with wagons
on Saturday.
The County pension boat'd will meet
next Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wynn have taken
rooms qt Mr. J. D. S. Livingston's.
Tihe ref reshing showers of the past
week mado merohants and farmers fool
bettor.
Thor.e will be preaching at Garmany
school house -dxt Sunday at 11 a. in.,
b .flev. W. W. MoMorrios.
Mr. H G. Hoof is having four or live
d elling hoti<es erected on his resi
d lot clona street.
ret in front of Dr. S. G.
elch's and Mr. J. C. Wilson's reai
dences is being improved.
We again ask the indulgence of our
readers for any short comings. We
hope to be straightened out after this
issue.
Miss Clayton Dean who has been
visiting her friend Miss Maggie Worts
returned to her home in Anderson yes
torday.
Mr. J. E. Norment, th(, verskilo and
accomplished correspondent of the
News and Courier, is in the city anu
will spend several days here.
Col. and Mrs. C. J. Purcell have
gone to housekeeping in the brick cot
tage belonging to Mr. J. P. Pool, re
cently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Wynn.
The Teachers' Association will meet
in Graded School building Saturday,
8th in'. A full attendance is desired
as inatters of interest to teachers will
be discussed.
eCol. Geo. Johostone has gone to Sa
luda to attend court in~session there
this week. He has been employed in
the defense of the Hendersons, who
are on trial for murder.
Mr. Ed. Stone lost his. buggy in
Newberry last Saturday. Ho left it in
the yard at the blacksmith shop of
Elijah Philips, and wheni he went to
got it the buggy was gone.
The Senior class at Newberry Col
lege finishad their final examinations
on Friday and the honors will be an
nounced this week and subjects for
graduating speeches assigned.
Supervisor T. G. Williams has fin
ished the registration of the voters of
Helena and h finds only 28 names on
his books. A good many did not regis
tor as there was no opposition tickets.
The first municipal election in the
town of Helena takes place to-day.
The ticket as nominuated has already
been ptublished in The herald and
News. There being no op,losition the
vote will be light.
Council has at last succeeded In hav
i ig the ugly fences along Harris street
akcn away and new palings set back
on a line with the others, Messrs.
J. 1). Chapman and W. T. Livingston
doing the carpenter work.
0. Klettner gives seven good reasons
for trading this week.at his Bee-Hive
of Bargains, and if you do not believe
they are good reasons recad his adver
tisement and vou will be convinced if
low pr1ices wvill convince you.
The members of the First Baptist
church at Newboerry gave their pastor,
Rev. Gee. A. Wright, and his family a
most delightful and valuable pounding
on Saturday evening. The gifts were
valuable and useful and are very much
appr-eciated by the recipients.
T1here wer-o thirteen applicants for
teachers' certificates before the county
board on last Firidlay a week ago-six
white an(l seven color-ed. The :,ix
white applicants all received first grade
certificates and two of the colored ap
plicants received second grade and the
others failed to pass.
Capt. Eugene Fi. Greneker-, the pop)
uIar conductor of the South Carolina
and Georgia railroad, paid his mother
a visit last wce, on the eve of his de
p)artur-e for Los Angeles, Cal., wvit,h the
Grand Division, Order of Railway Con
ductors, of which lie is a member.
They leave Atlanta to-day and will re
turn on th,e 2nd of June.
Mr. J. R. Voss is in Newberry, S. C.,
wvhero he is working for contractor
Howard Necly, who is constructing a
system of water works in that city. Mr.
Voss is an expert mechanic and has had
many years of experience in that spe
cial line of work. HIiso.lectric wiring
business is under the care of Mr. Jack
Dunston, who is a thorough and cap
able man.-The Athens Banner-.
CASTORIA
- For Infants and Childreni,
Hakery hangesapnnd .
J. HI. West has sold his Bakery to
B. HI. West, three (leors below 0. KIeft
ncr's, who wii1 keep up his standard of
Brad Rolls. (1akes, &c., and will run
wagon same as heretofore, between 10
and 1 o'clock. 41. Hi. West wvishes to
thank the ladies for their liberal p)at
ronago for the pmast five years. He
still holds the fort in Groceries and
Confectioneries, and wvill be leased to
have them call at his Fiurnitur-o Store.
All partics holding tickets hearing his
name are hereby notified that the said
tickets will be taken up on wagon or at
store, and money refunded.
t.&f.t ]Respectfully
6.&f.203. HI. VEST.
Salter, Photographer, has had the
interior of his gallery painted and reni
ovatedl throughout, and has iust re
ceived one of the late improved New
York Studio Outfits. Ho is now bet
ter prepared than over before for mak
ing photographs in all the latest styles
of finish. 'f&t.2t,
Meeting of James 0D. Nance Camp.
James D. Nanco Camp No. 330 U. C.
V. mot in the court house Monday, May
3rd, at I1 o'clock.
Commander Gary called the Camp to
order.
rle linutnks of last neeting Were
road and sustained.
Onmotion the following new mem
bers were received: A. C. Jones, C. D.
Weeks, W. A. Fallaw and I. Y. John
son.
Rev. l. P. McClintock-read the fol
lowing reportof the committee on death
of Capt. R. H. Wright and moved its
adoption, which was seconded by 0. L.
Schumport, C. F. Boyd and M. M. Har
ris, with a fOw touching remarks,
adopted. (The report will appear on
the first page of Friday's issue.)
Capt. 0. L. Schumpert, chairman of
committee on death of Comrade B. H.
Lovelace, read the following report of
committee and moved Its adoption,
which was seconded by Rev. E. P. Mc
Clintock and C. F. Boyd. Report
adopted.
BERRYMAN HICKS LOVELACE
Was born in Cleveland County, Stat,
of North Carolina, on the 14th day of
November, 1830, and in 1853 he moved
to Newberry, S. C., where he was on
gaged in the mercantile bu'siness until
the commencement of the war between
the States. In -, 1861, he joined
the "Quitman Rifles," which was after
ward Comj.any "E" of Third Regiment,
Kershaw's Brigade, McLaws' Division,
Longstreet's Corps, army of Northern
Virginia. In this command he served
till the battle of Chictcamauga, when
he was seriously wounded in the face,
the ball breaking both jaw-bonos and
cutting off a part of his tongue. This
wound disabled him from service, and
always afterward caused an impedi
mcnt in his speech. After the close of
the war he again entered into the mer
cantile business at 'Newberry, S. C.,
where he resided till the day of his
death, which occurred - January,
1897. Berryman H. Lovelace was a
true and- gallant soldier, an upright,
honest citizen, an affectiovate husband
and father, and a consistent member of
the Lutheran Church; therefore,
Resolved, That our Camp has lost a
faithful comrade, and our community
and State a citizen true to her every
interests, and always ready to respond
to the calls of duty.
Resolved, further, That this proceed
ing in respect to his memory be in
scribed in the minutes of our Camp, and
that a copy be sent as an evidence of
our sincere sympathy to the family of
our deceased comrade.
And Resolved, further, That a copy
of these resolutions be offered for pub
lication to our county papers.
0. L. SCHUMPERT,
For Committeo.
M4. A. Carlisle, from committee on
death of Comrade S. P. Baird, and D.
A. Ruff, from committee on death of
Henry Baird, asked for further time,
which was, on motion, granted until
next meeting of Camp.
The following committee was ap
pointed to draft suitable resolutions on
the death of Comrade E. P. Jones:
Rev. E. P. McClintock, M. J. Scott and
W. J. Lake.
Comrade 0. L. Schumpert, chairman
of arrangement committee for Memor
ial Day, made the following report:
The speaking wi.1 be at the old Fair
grounds, and Mr. B. 0. Epting would
furnish a first class barbecue dinner at
35c per head, and Mr. E~pting is also to
clean off the grounds, erect speaker's
stand and clean out well.
Comrade Schumnpert urged the mem
bers present to give all the assistance
they could to Gen. Farloy, in perfect
ing the different compang's rolls from
this county.
There being no further' business the
Camp adjourned to meet next Monday
Memorial Day, at 10 a. mn.
J. W. GARY,
C. F. BOYD, Commander.
Adjutant.
6100 JReward, 6100.
The reader of t his paper will be pies.cod to
learn that there is at least one direadled dis.
ense that, science haa heen) able to euro in alt
its stages. and that, is Oatarrh, H all's Ciat arrh,
Lure is the eonly posit,ive cnre known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a const,1
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, acting directly on the blood
and mncons surfaces of the system, thereby
destroyin,g the foundation or the disease and
givIng the p)atient stren,gth by building
up the constitution antI asisting. na
ture in dloinig its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ore, that, they oia'r One Hundred D)olars
for any teth at Lt fails to cure. Send for
Address, F. J. CH ENEY &CO.
4WSold byv Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
For Sale.
Full Bllooded Essex Pigs-2 months
old-price $6.00 a pair.
t.tf H. D. BOOZER, Kadesh, S. C.
Just received a nice line of Ladies'
and Men's Plush Seat Rockers at J. HI.
West's Furniture Store. t.tf
80ME FAOTS
WOR2TH KNOWING!
That a bottle of Guir Own
Electric Liniment wvill remove
all pains, aches and stiffness
fromn the joints.
That a bottle of Saluda
Croup Oil will cure the most
obstinate case of croup, and
also prevent a t,hreatened at
tack.
That one bottle of Robert
son's Oompound Oough Syrup
will give immediate relief to
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis,
and all other diseases of the
lungs and throat.
Tihe above medicines are
compounded of the purest
drugs and with tihe greatest
care at Robertson & Gilder's
Pharmacy. .t& 1y
The Newberry oispensary.
Below we givo quarterly report of
the dispensary at Newb'orry for the
quarter ending March 31.
There wast a mistake in the amount
charged for insurance or rather in
the amount of tie instIrane, and Mr.
Scott, with whom the insurance was
taken, has returned $72.26 of the pre
inium which will be added to the
amount to be divided between the town
and county. The county board took
out inore Insurance than the Stae board
had authorized through mistake.
Quarterly Statement of Newberry Iospei
eary Newberry County, It. U. Maybin
County Dispenser, for Qurrter End
Ing March 31st, 1897.
Total duo State for Merchandise, Li
cense, Insurance and other charges,
end of last quarter...............$ 699 11
Stock on hand end of last quar
ter (invoice price)................. 1,431 64
Purchases 1or January, 1St
month this quarter (?'invoice
price) ................. ............... 3,601 70
Purchases for February, 2nd
month this quarter (Invoice
prim ) ........ ........................ 2,681 60
Purchases for Mat eb, 3d month
this quarter (invoice price).. 2,686 10
Total amount of stock and other
charges to account for (in
voice urico)................... ....10,401 04
Bireakage charged to
expense account this
quarter..... .............. 25 39
Total sales this
quarter (invoice
price)................9,056 79
Total breakage and sales for
this quarter.................. .....$9,082 18
To'at stock on hand at the end
of this quarter (invoice price) 1,319 52
Gross proflts on sale for this
quarter........... . ......... ..... 2,219 96
Expenses for this quarter, per
Itemized statement.............. 569 25
Not profit to Town and County
for this quarter................... 1,650 71
EXPENSE ACCOUNT, QUARTER ENDING
MARCH 31sT, 1897.
Dispenser's salary for quartcr...$199 98
Clerk's salary for quarter......... 90 80
Rent for quarter.................. .... 37 50
Drayage for quarter.................. 11 80
Stationery and postage for quar
ter......................................... 95
County Board Control.
J. A. C. Kibler Days 0, M iles 132 18 60
JJ. . Mayer Days 6, Miles 168.... 20 40
Jacob Senn Days 6..................... 12 00
Jacob Senn opening liquor....... 12 00
Insurance................................. 9 7 50
Breakago ................................. 64 87
W rapping paper....................... 2 85
Amount carried forward...........$569 25
Approved:
JACo1 SENN,
J. A. C. 113LEr
J. J. MAYER,
County Board.
Eleat lie Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a niedicine suited
for any season, but perhapsi more
generally needed, when the languid ex
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt
us- of this medicine has otttit averted
long and perhaps faal billou fevers.
No medicIL3 will et more surely in
counteractipu and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Elect ric Bitters. 50c. and $1.00
per Lottle at Robertson &Gilder's Drug
8tore.
Bieycle Olub Organ,Ized.
As announced last Friday, the bicycle
riders anid those interest,ed in good
roads met last night and organ ized a
Bicycle Club with the following olleers:
J. W. M. Simmons, President; S. S.
Cunningham, Vice-President; E. A.
Carlisle, Secretary and Treasurer;
Geo. B. Cromoer, J. T. Mayes, W. K.
Sligh, F. N. Martin, C. H. Cannon and
W. G. Mayes, Executive Committee.
An inmtiation fce of one dollar Is
charged for male members and fift,y
cents for female members.
O All who wish to join will please hand
their names and fce to the secretary so
that their names niay be enrolled.
About twenty-lyve names wvore enrolled
last night. Every ridor of a wheel
should become a member.
The executive committee was author
ized to enquire into the feasibility of
securing the road bed of the old Lau
rons road between Newberry and1 Clin
ton and1 putting it into good condition
for a bicycle track. It is thought that
a fine tra~ck could be made for small
cost and If so It would he a p)opular rc
sort for wheelmen. We hope the prlo
ject may be carried to a successful ter
mination.
H/ARR /8 LITHIA WA TEl?!
Carbonated Lithia Water,
Soda Water,
Ginger Ale
Sold to the Wholesale and
Retail trade at lowest Prices by
8. B. Jones,
Agent for Newberry.
Home Talent Appreciated.
The play at the Opera House last
Friday night, gotten up by the New
berry Guardsa, entitled "Between Two
Fires," was highly appmcciated by those
who were present.
We cannot discriminate betweecn the
different actors. It was all very good.
The mumsic by Mrs. Drm. JT. M. Kiblem
and Miss Iula Jennings was very de
lightful. T1he company realized a net
profit of about fifty dollars.
Bly special request the play will be
rep)eated Friday night, May 14.
A Strawberry Festival
Will be given by the Woman's Soci
ety of the Thompson street church next
Friday evening from 6 to 10 o'clock.
Ices, cake, &c., will bo0 served at rea
sona ble rates. The refreshments will
be se: ved on the lot across the street
from the church. Tihe generous public
in cordially invited. '
.POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for Its great leavenin
strength and healthfulness. Assurf
the food against ailum and all forms c
adulteration conmon to the chea
brands.
ROYA L HA KINO POWDER CO.,NEW YORI
Meoting of the Centrial Luther League,
The Contral Luther League of Now
berry County met at St. Philip's Ma
1, 1897. The meeting was opened wit
a devotional exercise conducted b
President J. I. Bodenbaugh. The fol
lowing delegates were presont: Misse
Gertrudo Bobb, Olive Eagle, 1c
Luthor, Della Bowers, Lizzie 1leagir
from Graco Church; C. F. Shcalcy, J
J. Kibler, Misses Floy B3anks, Grac
Kinard, and Mrs. Edmund Sheale
from St. Philip's: Misses i11l0 11ma
kins and Essic Moore, and A. 1. F
Bedennaugh from St. Luko's; Misse
Sena Hiser, Agnes Sumr, and Mag
gie Cline, W. 11. Hiller and G. Y. Si
Clair from Lut,her Chapel. Th
aieidtment to the constitution to inser
these two heads in the order of oxel
cisc (1) The election of offlcers, (2) R
ports from societies, was adopted
Recitations were rendered by Misse
Anna Fulmer and Dolla 13ower
"Duties of the Luther League to 'th
Church" was discussed by W. H. 1i:
ler; "Should the Social Feature Pr(
(omilinate?" by Lizzic Reagin, E. C
Counts, Itev. J. 1). Howles, W. 11. i
ler and A. M. P. ledenbaugh. It wa
agreed that the social feature Bhould nc
predominate but that it should exsis,
Mr. Count's vmld Rev. lowles thougil
that the social meetin,rs as they ai
now condueted were not In accordN wit
the spirit of the const,itution. Messi
Hiller and 13edenhaugh thought thei
perfectly legi,inate and that the
should not, be given up. Al r. Ciounts sal
that instead of being .3ocial mncotinc
they are somet,imes sellish meetings 0
account of t.he marked tendency anion
some of the Ilembers to pair OIT.
was suggested that, tie oppositiol. 4
Mr. Counts and Rtv. llowles was di
to the fact, tat t.hey are married me
and "pairing off" with thei is a thinl
of the past,. flowever that mlay h
the majority of the Leaguers presc
were in sympattly with Messrs. Hilh
an(l 13edenbaugh for they felt that ti
League work might possibly gro
m11on1ot0oous witlout an occasional ,
cial to enliven it. Before the crow
dispersed for dlinner it was voted ti
all return to the church after dinneri
sing a few songs and listen to a talk1
be muade by Rev. Bowles. This wvi
(lone and immediately afte" many wer
home but seome waIite'd to sec what Il
threathening clouds would do, cons,
qunently, they had to stay longer the
they intended. The day p)assed off von
1)leasan tly indeed andl all exIpressc
themselves as having had ''a fine time,
Grace church was selected as the plac
of the next meeting.
IcItures Chienp,
At the big tent on the Lovelace lo
12 p)ictures for 25c. 9i5c 1por doezen !<
miniature photos. $1.50 for six cabim
p)hotos, at. the big tent. Call at onc
N nW YoutR PiloorrIIEs.
Cheap1 Excursin Rates.
The C., N. & L. and Southern Ral
roaids offer excursion rates over the
lines and connections as follows fro
New berry:
Grand Lodge Knights of Hlonor', C
lumia, A pril 21st, $2.25.
Young P'eople's Society Christii
Endleavor, Orangeburg, April 28th, $
Aninual meeting Grand Lodge I.(
0. F., Abbeville, May 12th, $3.
Floral, Horse andl Bicycle Shoa
Columbia, A pril 23-29, $1.80.
Third Annual May Fcstival of Chor
Society, 'on1ver'so Colege, Sparta
burg, May 5-7, $3.75.
Grand Lodhge Knights of Pythia
Anderson, May 13-21, $3.85.
Merry Makers, Augusta, Ga., A pt
26th-May Is?, $2.10.
Grant Monument Ceremonial, Ne
York, April 27th, o,ne andi one-thiu
first-class fairc for ind1ividuals; militai
and other organizations In unifori
~.t-class fare per cap)ita.
Colored Baptist lEducational and Mi
sionary Sunday-school Conventio
Georgetown, May 5-9l, $8.30.
nouth CarolIn a Association Color<
P.hysicians, Columbia, A pril 271-3
$2.25.
Call upon thne railroad agents f<
further information ais to days wh<
tickets are to he sold and their fin
limit.
A V'enerimnnry Forge
I have just opene(d to the public f'
Shiocinrg Iliorses and1( Mu les, in conne
tion wi thl my practice. I pe~roal
inspc't tnio feet anmd shoeing to corre
all (defects and vices, without exti
charge. See mne.
Mr. Poeol's Old1 Shop, just beo
Brown's Stables. M. F. J(IENE LEjY,
f.&t.tf Veterinary Surgeon.
Brick! Brick!!
For sale by B. C. Matthews, No'
berry, S. C.tf
The Southern Itailway, 1idor the
circular recently issued by the trafflo
association, is offering exceedingly
cheap rates to persons wishing to at
tend the Tennessee Centennial Exposi
tion, which oponed on May 1st and
closes oi October 31st next. And what
Is more a variety of rates are offered
frotm which the intended exposition
visitor can take his choice.
The firat rate offered is $21.75 for the
round trip ticket from Newberry.
Theso tickots are on sale i'w and will
be nntil and 4including October 15, with
final limit of returnini November 7th.
Next is a rate of $15.95 for the round
trip; tickets on sale now and 'itil and
including October 15th, with final limit
9 of 20 days after (late of salo.
Then a round trip rate of $11.60 is
p offered; tickets on sale Tue8days and
Thursdays of each week, and until and
C including October 26th, with final
limit of ten days after date of sale.
This Is the cheapest rate offered.
The rato for military and Veterans
- is $9.85, travoling in parties of 25 or
y more. These military tickets on sale
a now can be had through October 26th,
y good roturning for ten days after dato
of sale. For the Veterans they will be
8 on sale from May 15th to June 30th in
t elusive, and September 15th to October
25 inclusive, with final limit of ten days
after date of sale.
The Southern affords the opportuni
y ty to visitrs of taking the routo via
Asheville and Knoxville through the
mountains, admitted to be one of the
8 prettiest ridos in all America.
111ABlIED.
Sunday May 2, 189, at the residence
of the bride's father Mr. P. N. Living
ston near Newberry by Rev. C. W.
Creighton, Mr. George Puff of Char
leston, S. C., pnd Miss Lillian Living
st,on.
S
0 Samuel William, the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Capers, died at
their residence in Prosperity on Sun
day afternoon, May 2nd, aged 19months.
The funeral services were hold in the
a Methodist church at Prosperity yester
t ay afternoon by Rev. Mr. Price, and
intermont at Prosperity. Tlh I Herald
t and News begs to extend Its sympa
0 thios to the bereaved ones.
It -
REASONS
WHY YOU SHOULD
TRADE AT THE
BEE-HIVE.
f I st. You can buy full Cream
n Ohceso at o nlIy 10Oc per 11b.
g 2nd. Arbuckle's Coffo at
', only 12ee lb.
3d. New Orleans Syrup at
only 25c por gal.
4th. Soda (in bulk) Arm
. and Hammer Brand at on1y
d 2o per' lb.
t5th. Sheeting 4-4 fine value
at only 4c per yd.
6th. Spool Trlllead, soft fin
~ish, at 3 spools for only 5c.
o7th. Beccauso you can buy a
50c 1)er lb Tea for only 20o a lb.
" Polite and Careful Attention
d, Thrown In.
Goods Will be sold at above
elow quotations for one week,
and absolutely for cash only.
It's to your interest to trade
with
0. KLETTNER,
Trhe Fair and Square D)ealcr.
Notice to Land Ow,ners
I
?ants of lands are hereby notified
in that they ''shall remove from the run
ning streams of water u pon their land1s
a. all trash, trees, rafts and timanbers dur'
ing the months of May and August of
each year." Th'iis law will be enforced
,n and land owners and tenants of land~
5. will p)lease attend to this notice as pro
). vided by lawv at once.
JNO. M. SCHUlMPLRT'1,
t. 2t. County supervisor.
THE EQ
LIFE ASSURR
OF THE UNI
Assets . . . .
Reserve Fund
(4 per cent. Standard)
and all other
0, Liabilities . ..
Surplus, 4 per cent.
Outstanding Assura
The society has paid $253,950,35:
nlow hold(1 $210,778,947 of Assots
'making a total of $470,730,298. TI
-than 38 years from its organ ization/
y~ oher company hmas paid and accutnm
rt of its history. The Equitablo rito
a want-Tontino, Annual D)istrWt tion,
STerm, any other forms of pphcies.
Call and see moe before as~ uring y<
The Equitable is absolutel safe,
find it to their interest to examinoe
elsewhere.
fa-t. Orm. 4RT
W. L. Douglas $3 Shoe.
Stylish, durAble. p#& A fittlnq.
Endorsed by over z,cx .o wearers.
W. L. Douglas $3., $4.00 and $5.00
Shoes are the productions of silled
workmen, from the best material pos
sible at these prices. Also $2.50 and $2
Shoes for Men, $2.50, $2 and $1.75 Boys
We useonly the bestOa, itusela Calf, French
Pitet Cnsilt, Freitch, Enmel, Viol Kid, etc.,
gritledtocorrespondw it irices othe shoes.
IftlnkerCA11110ttIPA .sip W, WrItO
Catalog free. W, L. DOUGLAS Brockton$ Mass,
SOLD) BY
0. M. JAMIESON.
rrIE SOUTTI CAPOIANA MHDICA1, AfAii-.
0lt11111 will oi lit 1icxt Atnual bleat
tit at 11-11101, d% wil1 28 itistalit. Ited uond
rares oln ali ro lt 111ve beoll obaine(.
w'. P'EYIPilP0HER M. D.,
Hecrotary.
AGENT FOR THE
"Royal Tailors."
Jacob Reede
& Sons'
Fine Tailoring
MODERATE PRICEss
SUITS TO ORDER ON
SHORT NOTICE.
M. F. KENELEY,
( MADUATE OF AMF v9 ETE11NAY oL
LEGE, IOWVA.
VETERINARY SURGEON
EQUINE E1*NTlST ANn 110LINO (RIG)
1o101tSH CASTRATroit.
A LL D)IMFAB~ES Oh' TORSES!
-and ci (tie treated accordling to the
latest scientilie miethiods. Special at
tetin giveni to the treatmient of dis.
eases of the eye and( teeth. Charges
reaonable.
Can be found at A. T. Brown's Sta
bles, New berry, H. C.
Positivoty theo bost ofioem all!
Will bo Wilh you oli OR!
Wait for it!
Cooper & Co.'s
United - Shows.
H-oniestiy con)lducted. H onorably
presented. Tirnthfully ad veried(. Will
exhibit at Newbe'rry, H. C., two days
only, commcing \Vodnesday, May
5th. Two p)erformlances (hilly, after
noon1 and( night. Location W*est Main
street, near dep o t. Adisision reducedI
to 10 and 2(0 cents for every body. The
FEATURIE SHlOW of AMiERIUA.
An eclipse of all formier amusement
enterprises. Ti'lumanltly ad vancinig
upon0i ani overwhehmniiig tide of superla
tive endiorsen'ent1 by an applauding
A BALLOON ASCENSION
in the afternoons, wilth p)araLchute
jumiip, free for (every body.
UITABLE
NCE SOCIETY
TED STATES.
.Y 2., 107.
. . $216,773,947
. . . 173,496,768
. . . $43,277,179
nice. . $915,102,070
to,it.i policy-holders, and m111 addition
<(6f which $8,277,179 its Surplus),
us record1 coverinig a poriod of Jess
is over $212,7938,000 more than any
latod withini tihe correspond(ing period
3 any form of policy the assured may
Endowment, G uarantceed Clash Valuo,
mr lives elsewvhore.
~nd persons wishing insurance would
La plans before tatking out a policy
UR KIBLER. Agent