The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 07, 1897, Image 2
UN.A. CUETR AND (IRREsCK,
Owing to itillmerene on the p4wt of
the United States tovernielt and the
niserable modus viviendi on the part of
the Powers to the lauroelall "oer
of ation," the above named plaecz
have for a long time been sutering the
horror. of tile Inferno.
Thero are two great assassins at worl
-WO0ylor, in Cuba, whose souhriquet i6
"the but'ler," and the Sultan of '1u
kIy, called by Mr. tladstone "the
greater assassini."
en Wyeyler says that %om1e of the
t'':ba prvines re 1pa tifikd!" nlota-,
bly P11nar del U.1o, Hlow pateltiotd? L.ot
kls se. I lilden are pa-eitled witt
sweetinenlits. but brav men eau0n1 t I l
pacified when their homes are in ins
and their families despoiled.
Weylv has b1 d upwants of threX
hundei, thousatld Sjpa%niadNs to crush
or pacify the I luan. and whil th is
f iridable army has sinally failed to
%I-wroy the 'm111 ii Iu-1n hands. theil
rauks have been deiuated by attie
disease and desertiol. wtile the pay
1XI, It is said, contitlues to the na-es
of men who have departed. This is pa
triotisml, with a vengeane. toward the
Tihls Illati, Weyler, huls permitted tilie
arrest, imiprisoilnent. deolhi'tAtioll atd4
death of Cuban %uspectIs and Amerivan
eiti.ens alike, while some have been
IIghtly fed to the 1,41ihes a i others
biil-led \vith ropes a- ound their neeks.
Young maidens have been delIowered.
and gentlom omen, 1et0ned and eult ival
ed, wives and mipthers, Itripped and
whipped and 1a-I ed; and, again. arrest
ed and thrown into ilthv prisonls
among the lheerous and vile.
Weyle's work of "patifying" ciubat
closed withi a horriblo klimax: Iie o.
dered the vonis ationl of bread antd the
runniig in of atll ithe women and vhi:
dren of the outilyin,! proVinet s to the
"garrisoled towns. In this 1ight from
laome, sick and destitute, mttny perish
ed by the Wayside.
The burning sh1a1me of such degola
t,on, in sight of the I 'uited States with
its seventy 111111ll of frteemn!
The Cretais hiave appenh-d manyk 1iv
tiInes from the erteltik's of the Tlnrk.
and always withl ieroie respolnso from
Greece. The onus of the present. wi
18 Upon the Subliie Porte and tihe
Powers, all of whom. thltus fal, for every
lactleal pu'pose, aet' the allitsof 'Tt
ey.
The (reeks deserve the sylipatihy of
the eivilizod world, and yet we have
sculn dispiaraging e.rr.spondlIeo Ifrom
tile lRast: tt. "'t.he (ireeks are hated,"
etc I etc. No doubt. t.hey are, by tI.e
Turks. ]it why say anyt.iing had cr
detr-imentail to the only people who are
.,4hting single-haduld and alone in ile
e.ause of Iuercy and humIt.III01y argainst.
the hordeq of Isl:am?
1The latest advIces are tt the Iuks
qimltaneously attacked Valestinlo and
arsau\s, on the afternowAp of the 5t.h
I.Sta-ntt. both ugagements t.he
Turtks were r'epuulsed withI slaughter.
''General S,oesisays: 'The brigade
t\t Valestino( isi deluAged wit h blood,'
but the (G:eeks{ are covered wvith1 glory.
Shotuid Bulgaria persist. in her de
mtanids It, is not unIlikely thaet all the
llalkani prov'inces may he embiloldened
to air' their grievances against the Sub
lime Porte. In that evenit Turkey will
* 'be forced to divide its army' hotweeni
the Balkan Provinces and the I 'hains of
Thessaly'.
MILl. AltPI COlt ICOTEIm.
111l1 Arp wirites a letter' In Sunday's
A tlanta Constitutrion giv'ing somec imi
pre~sions8 of his reMcnt visit to C'aro
lina and hre has some1 lea'lsanit t hintgs
to say of Newberry', but in one 01r two
things it is nlecessary to correct him11.
Hie says some1 pileasant tings about
thle editor of The Ileralid and News but
* 1 oneO instance lhe is in error. We do
nlot want credit for that that is not1. dute
us. We appreciate the kind words of
Maj. Smith but hie Is in error1 in giving
tus credit for the authorship of the
school history of Sout,hI (Carollina. Tihat
- bookc is the wor-k of ou'r esteemed friend
- Mr. Jno. A. Chapman pnd we were only
insetrumentail ini a small way as pubh
- l isher in btinging oult the hirst edi
tion and helpinlg with others in ob
talining a State adoption anid hiaving it
placed ont the State list, for use iln t lie
purblic schools, aned we wereC only3 able
to contribute tis much by tihe atid of
our frIends In Newbei'ry whoe. have~
never failed us when we called upon
them with anything that. was at all
reasonable. M~Ir. Chapman is aliso theit
author of tihe second part of O'Neal 's
Annals of Newberry.
WVe feel suere thiat tis wats oni'y ani
o'ei'eighit of Maj. Stmit.hi ar.d that lie
did not intend to do anlyone inijustice or
to:give credit whiere it, was niot due.
We app)reciate his kind weords of us5
*personally anld enij-jed very much haiv-I
ing him with us5 and hope) lie may come
again.
* GOOD FOR lt SFEOI'ITY.
e Is Sationed W,th, Prohtblttoin--Wit
Take "No Disp., gary" in Hlera.
- [(Special Hoirald .nd News.]
Pwosperity, May 6.-T-'he election On
-establishing a Dispensar-y In Prosperity
held to-day resulted in a defeat of the
Disponear'y by eleven votes. Trhe vote
was: Dispensary, 28; 110 DIspensary,
39. A. II. KOHIN.
How Sr-tt Nvaougge Vas Suppliet With '.
garm-W-tat%g tIa ev o it Wkroge Went
to t,a44stA r a One EOMAr
[Sp altenvIille News 1
to exitations, me ispensary arrests
wet ado todI, tho ttorlev gllenaAl
holdiig bak, it is under.tood uth
s1o0u tilOtiv ncsary illltkv itsa are ot
taituel,
t, had a lintber of statemetits in
lanid this morning, Illeh, whleI he
w a prxoa el ipo to ki,ve out for pIuh
ent,o.,n wentt to titow tatI Ihoekm
irrvltllIt Ivs have Ilil prie' ieed.
'. I 1 vitch, a bookkeeper konatneet.i
witM the Ilnstitutiionl, and ithers swea'
I at di tg lbrua1ry ihef I 'IVrk
zvIuggs entered the "Oonitra ad''
coom w hev-o luious sesi. are stored
anl toek out mevora0 boxes of eigas
atild tout, oals of peiohes. The cotent
%it t it nlmw Iamous lI 1ekrog-v t rmik N ei
kIiottd,i, he further stats, by mean
of a "hoeus kous key, "
Serlggs aimits hatA g taken out the
:artiolea m11,1ntikNIted ani having dig kti
outed theml iamog Ihe emolh\es but
,lelies h1aviligngeut a false key. sa u
int he wa n.t ittt%l by the keelvr of
.he Aom, a d ple'ig tig tie did ou
ty what waom e on paet iv, it being
1Ostna for suoh arti-Oles Other than
liquors, when -ent inl w\ith seures of
a buiskey, to api l'l fort for the fkroe,
lIth ex-'ommissiners Mi ot anld
aston did it, he s Ts The atfair leioks
ugly for the umI ties inwohed. 'a-h
eemis aiious to tell tli he knoms to
vleat himself.
IlIte'st is now eentetvd upon tihe
St, i -s -'hoevromixs ko\ " w'a'hiolhi is it
nlew\ and uneloxpiletedl featurm.
l-x-'Comimissioner G.4ston paid $1. it
appeaws, for tie I Iek roge wedding
The attoroney gen1a0'. says hie will
ike arrests tomorrow it he ai get
thiigs ready.
Quite a Imilia't of our people have
been a tot diing he meet ings held in
the .Methodist oluireh at 'rosperity by
Rev Thlas I .eitchi and tht sweet singer.
.\ar. Nrsh al. It hos been our privilege
and peeure to att'id sevteral of the
services, and,0we0prono Mir. Lxieitc
an abile speaker and brings omt iatilly
truths to his hearers. ir. Ieitch vomaies
down heavy on drun1kenness, daneing,
v.ard phying tl. ft atnd ever1ything etlse
thait is had. .\Mr. I.itclh always .had a
f(ill house. We hopeI t hir visit to
'rosperity ill Iacomliplish 1tiuc good
for the Nhaster's vause., a1d we trust
wletover lie nait go to conldIet servives
that he m1ay Ih hist rumuital inl willning
solis for k Chlist. Ir. MAnt,h4a11 is a
sweet singer.
Iiss i'ances Iiller is visiting lie,
siter Mis. .. S. Whcler.
We hald a good rain Sat.utduy afte
nloon1, but tile winld aid tcool weather
lats kept vorn anild votton from voimling
to a good statid. Cottonl hoeingI has
1onneed in this voitimity.
Iev. W. W. MeMorrlies filled I is
regular appoi n1tanimt, inl the sel'vol
building Suniaity afteron.
(hur schlool house prosenits at lonely
aippeara-int-O now siive vacation.
M. land .Mrs. T. L'. Wiheeler lainve hald
a ver.y slek chlild, but, glad to statev it, is
improving again.
COCton vomiing Io it Stanid inl Itolst
platot's. Q1i it a iliatie of Corn hats beeu
plantited Inl dhis Section alIreaidy.
The granit ii rops tooli pr'oittisilig, atid
wilt.h a good rin no\\,' the gin will put,1
Now since thle Sout.herni p)asseniger
~train stops going and cotinag atl llear's'
11idege, near' St. 1l'aual's churichl for any
0one whlo wvishes to get oni ori olf, those
peopile ouight to have a1 maiil at that
pluit. 'Thiis would ho qinito a cotnven
kee for t.he nieighborh)ood, andii we he
lieve V:nele Sam ought, to gr'ant it.. The
stoppin tg ait thait point is cer'tainily a
kinad ness showtn t he people by the r'all
r'oadi aut horit los. SUtMA.
lila (Chairtetr V'inatt it,
T tue fotllowing let t ers atre seitf-exI)pla
t oiry:
Chuester', S. (C., A pril 29, 1897.
E'd itot' legisltr: fbinig itorested In
yourii paper,1 you1 will kltudly puiblishi In
yourli "'St'mi-Weekly" t-he tnelosed let
ter', whleh explinls itself, for 3a corre'e
tion1 of a1 repor't, gotteni upl without foun.i
dation 103. ohspect,fully,
C. L4. KinL-.:u
Ihatimoretl' Mediical CAol loge,
Iialt.imuore, A pril 22, 18917.
Mr i. C. L. Kibler', Coluimbia, S. (A.
1)0ar1 Mr . Kier: Your' it ttr of the
I 1.1h lnstat, in wichel you1 say3 that it
has1 beeni ll tumored iln youri townt that
youar tmatnner' of livintg hadl beoieneco
reCet, whtile youa woro ini th is cIty duritng
the laust sessIon, came duly13 to lhnd.
lIn reply I woutld say3 that I veriy muchdl
reogrettedI such a irepor't, youri coniduct
haintg beeni exemplar111y Iin every re
Spect duinig youri 8t.ay' l in altimior'e.
You wer'e pr1omnpt and attnIt.ivo ini
yourl aitto nidaneio upioni lcOtur'es aind
labora'1toriles, anid youar dep0'iortmen 3111
that couiild be expleted of any geintle
man13. Yourl r0cor'd ini this instittion
11nd1 city Is first-class ini overy p)artliu
1311. It will indcod give mus leas15ure to
haivo you roeturn' next, sossioni and fInish
youri stti es In our1 college.'
I lOping yOu aro' well, aund thalt wo
shall havo the pleasureo of mioothlig yout
In Septoembor, I a'omain veriy sincoro'ly
yourlS,
D)avid Strect,t, M. 1)., D)ean.
Duarinlg tI1.e wt'inter of 18193, I". M. Mar
tn, (If Long Reach, \Vest Va., (con
tracted a severe coldl which left him
ii it hi a cough. Ini SpeankinIg of how he
cured It hue salys: "I uaseud setvoral kinds
of' cough irup hu11tfounid nao relief unt ii
T bought a bottle (if Cihamblerhu's
CAough RIemeldy, wvhich relieved mae al
most inastanttly, and( in a short Ithue
brought abont a compIIlete cure." WVhen
iroublled with a cough or cold use this
remedy and( youi will not find It nieces
sary to tyevrlkintds biefore you get
over twenty yeatrSstand consttatly
grownl in favoir and( ropularity, F"or
hale at 25 and 50c et us per bottle by WI.
1. Pelham, n,..,s.
A Ueologival Flud.
"There Is nothing now under the
sun." NotiIg is but what. has ben, ye
there are 1itany new OyOs and minds to t
se aid explailn old thinK4.
In diggKIig the dit-es f6r the wate I
1ivos i few days ago soie of the work
ors struck an unexpeeted and utusually
hard Ioek. There is nothing strage
lihout tIhidlig a ioek, but the struletire
f t hiis one wa toget herd itrerent frmi
[ile eommon order. It fot med almos a 'l
omlltik eltele aOxwt thve feet ino di- (
IM0t0r, ani Was VmsMetd of pe ftvt I
la3 ers about te half an Inch itl thick
nt-s inletpersed with chy, as if placed I
the"t' by humn haltds oily liuh imov I
Ivr(tfe't than any iASOnry ever built y v
The X4t itzm,l diitterts fivm any gratm- k
LIto in this metion, it svms to ave a 'l
Atg %V*r tI%t of iron,',
he dip of t he ,trata Aso shows tha% %
I forms an arvh coing from the lowver
.gimus of the earth, What Is lote
Lti'an't the 6vies continue in a% perfect I
;Ories t t he very suallIest at the cotel
, vkpikg % mthtiortil mirve mnd thiolitessA k
hirlghot.
Tihe exmaiilitions of (eologists fori
his fieak of nature will of course he
ottethitng ab4out the u1pheavel and von
tortions of the varth way back in pre- i
historie times.
To a 1nan of good judgment who has
never studied Gleology 'tid who would
not at tempt to ti1d all tie causes of na.
tre in nat.ure itself, it would seem to
bo one of the founidation arches of our
little pllunet. placed there by the do
signer of the universe. It Is in perfeci
accord with the st ruet Ir of the uni
verse. All the hodles of our system
delight, to move in ciuves.
As announced, the shareholers n
tit Carolina Nlomufntnring oml.:any
met. in the I l'esident's oive it the Na
tioui 1l111nk, on Wedlnesday afternoon,
and organiizel by elctling directors anmid
(ifefl rs. Ninety per cent of the capital
stock-( (if $10,000l hts been subscribed
and t he other ten per cent will be taken
In a few days.
It is the purpose of the companly to
do a genera-Il wood-working business.
Nlain (aetu re and keep for sale vagons,
buggies and so on, its well as to do all
kinds of Iroi and woodwork: Cotton
ginning also in season.
The following directors were elected:
It. 11. Polk, M. A. Carlislo, .1no. W.
Taylor, 1. C. ('ar1lsle and Geo. S.
Mower. NI. A. Carlisle wits elected
'resident and (I"o. S. Mower Secre
tary and Treasurer.
Ainother meeting w ill be held oil the
14t.h instant, it, which time it. Is ex
Peeted that, the balance of Olie stock
will be taken. whenl the boarld of direv
tors ma11ty bei nciretsed to sevoen.
Work will he commenced as soon as
the charter is obtained, and everythinig
eain he got, ready.
A (1put Ov.an Show.
O kf tle bet kud cleaest shows
thait has visited Nowherry in a long
tinte wits that. of Cooper & Co's that
was her oi Wednesday and Thursday
of th Is week,
It, Is evident that t,ho peCople of New
berry wero well pleased with the show
as was shown by the large crowds that
paid their tribute to t.his best and
br!ght.est of shows oin Wednesday arnd
Thunrsday a ftemrnoons and igh ts.
it, Is without, a doubt one of the best,
shows at. any plee t,h .it has ever vlsi ted
Newberr'y.
One conslelulouls featture about,
C~oopaer & (Co's. enitir'e perlformnance fromi
the lir aet to the closing of the coil
rtert is the hIgh moral pilanle upon whlih
L'veryt,hIng is satid and done. The imor
Ills t hat, are taught. by the trained hors
Las malike it. anl edutcational resort for
.3hildreni as well its growni peolo.
We predict for' thema on their retturn
in the,fall that their tents will not be
latrge enough to hol'd the crowds.
Why take Johnson's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case
of Fever in ON1E DA A.
Mtoney Retcoveredi.
On T1umedday SOmfeoneO t,ook $20 in
noneOy fromi thle Southrni ltallway do
>ot, at lProsperit,y. Mr. Itoscoc Shiely
toting agent in the absence of Mi.
IBrown.
A nogro by the name of Cal limrown
whot was genieral loafer anid supernumo
'ary arloundi( the depot' wits stuspected.
Flo cameo to Newborry on Wednesday
mdu Mr,. O. b. Schutmport Jr., whlo was
mi t,he lookout for the stolen goods fol
owedi him andl puit t,he matter in tile
lands of Mr. II. 11. Frmanklin of the
owberriy pl)lenC. Het had Cal takeni
11 andi seiarchied andI at, lrst only 40)
'onts coutld be found on him but Mr.
ranikl in sonit, ia man to him11 to tak hlim
o change a bill and Cal pulled out, his
abange and broke the bill. Heo was
,hen arroed aind on the way to i'r'os
)Oerity *11 was found on him and Cal
>wnecd tip to takinug the money.
Ho w~ill likely (10 dut.y oni the chain
caing for sonic time.
The way of the trangiressoir is hard.
A CALL TO TH THIRSTY.
Our fine Sodat Fotuntinl is diS
pens~ing fine Soda Water these
hot days. Call on us and cool off.
I0EOREWAMS,
MILK SHAKE~S,
ad everything sold at
PELHIAM'S FOUNTAIN.
, .- - . - - -- -
Itcursion Rtmes on the V., N. & L.
The C., N. &. L., under a circular
'ecently itluuod i" 1froving exceedingly
'hip rates to persone d1es81ing to at
ond the Tonnoeoo Conton'al and
ntornatio alI Expost,ion which opened
in May 1 and closos Octobor 30 next.
A variety of rates Is offered, from
ehich the visitor can tako his choice.
The th-st. rato offored Is $21.75 for
ouind tep tvi,jklti frotmn Newberry.
,'hose twkets mt sale now and until
i Ch Nk With 1ina lit1 of return*
Noxt vtmo is $ il. Or -tnd trip;
ikets mn s ta n%w and till Ootobor
, with tIMAIl limit tit \Xi t1ysa fter idate
h rt' u a d trip at of $11 ,C-0 Is
tYt'vieh etstk en ti e Tedays and
' 'd % o kh %% ut I t\ it t0r
6t, with1 tinal 1imit of ten aNks after
1ate of v kale, T , h tv
PhooKrphi
II vif g red,e m
h10 vatte 14 $,11 ; , ikt 0n t s ae w
isui ui th' htot withoe fitliteth
inlida
it ton days at, Atet of islt .
Tphe k V ing En.ie ad
onts travlits in or tCrray
l'ek-mts will bv wntae a t-) 111AJ
lont"10. andl from Soptk.mber,1 to ' " l 0
111k,or Colors
I111ving' equlipped mly gallery
with th latoest improvoid favilitis,
1AT propared to ma111ke
PHOTOGRAPHS
Platino, Enamel
11d la1tost stylos of finlish.
Copying, Enltrging and
Portraits in Crayon
or Colors
it LOW01st Prices Consistent with
.v0ood and po: imanent woi k.
SALER, Photou'4her6,
Mainl Street,
Nowherry, S. C.
WnV YOU SHOULD
REASONS
TRADE AT THE
BEE-HIVE.
1st You can buy full Cream
Uheese at only 10c per lb.
2nd, Arbuckle's Cofibo at
)mIy 1 2bc per lb,
3d. New Orleans Syrup at
mly 25c per' gal.
4th, Sod1a (in bul1k ' Arm
rtnd Hammer Brand at only
2c per lb.
5t h. Shooting 4-4 fine value
it only 4ic pe yd1.
6th. Spool Thrl1ead, soft hin.
sh, at 3 spools for only'5c.
7th. Blecause you can buy a,
50c por lb Tea for only 20c a lb.
Polite and Careful Attention
Thrown ins
Goods will be sold at abovec
low quotations for one week,
and1 absolutely for cash only
It's to your interest to trade
0. KLETTNER,
TIhe l'aiir and1( Square D)ealer*.
.DO NOT
TO SEE OUR
New and
.Complete
LINF OF
WASH
GOODS.
PRETTIEST MllllINER1Y
Ever brought to New
berry.
f. lv
E asy to Take
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to Hood's Pills. Small in
size, tasteless, eMolent, thorough. As one man
Hoods
said: "1 You never know you
have taken a pill till it is ti
over." 200. a 1. lood & Co.,
Proprietors, Lowell, biti, Ps. is
The only pIlls to take with Hood's arsuluarilla.
SPRING.
SPECIAL VALUES
Z e blavk and volvivAl, figut-vNd i
plMit Wokq
i smi toed Vlmn pa Wo%
V? d-, (Iw s,W :tyl VPloV A id Iaw I k Il
f Y da LIwk I teurivI t : M.
It's , a mtuIAa kenI ide a hat t
kGsoodts. Givo us n opportku
StWc and thee Fco0seueueW1n d b 4:
You. VVIrhaps ) ou Zudmsve a littl,
h ar.
s.J. i W
taf 1. 1v
THE EQ1
LIFE ASSURAl
OF THE UNI]
Assets7. . .s.
Reserve Fund1
(I por er nt. Stan atird o i
e and all other
Liabilities . . i.
ffurplus, 4 por eent,..
Outstanding Assuran
Theo Society has patid $253,056,351 1
now holdti $216,773,947 of Assols
manking a tota of $470,730,298. Th it
tha.inn 38 years romi it, organization, is
of , itsitr. TeEutbewio
The Leaears boluysf,a
Wlewhe te \ho1iki
berr. Gno SUMMEo. J.e H.a SUI
The to ger o rbad fPo
Groerl, Hrdwa'r e,bst
county. We have Just received a, ca
Take your wvatch key and kni
of white paper; now m'ultiply ti
you can get an idea of ho,w ni
carrying into your watch every
andl take a sharpened stickc a
(where the lids touch the casom)
wvhite paper andI you may atrros
to the machinery throngh the
lifting spring comfes through,
NOW turn your pfoket bidell out anad
y ut may Aee where nomae of this dtist coml
Ia a)lways, weatring atway, the steel andi bri
with It his sand bet weena the pivois and
revoldve r.Ighteen thoustan~d ilimes every
both at Ithe sameo timse, and y"u csa ,ee hi
watch cleaned out eoy year at least. D)
f ti' DN IELSa ==
Desirable New Go
AT
:Jo&QGead
Wd %V.tre -ontlinmally rvetsiving 116W
a elml( raI iible 1,04104,d1A for our ctolttmeq.
The latt tit arrivals.Wre
1ess fino Shoos in)aten t
Leather. TanIs, Cardovan1, B'
Calf and Oxblood, loadies' fort
-Ti1s, M1' 4 1Pat; -straw Hats
of every description 0, Men's SuB
pon<ierafil 1 Brighflln Oarters,
dn's Sh1 irtli, Collars and Overalls
' tvlts, Ladios Hosiery,
Lacesl, lei r '- Collars and
Cliffs, Fiine Dimities *a ~ Lawns,
Tablo Damiask and( Wh1ite4uilts,
131ack lion etAs, Cashm1ero'wd
Blrilliantin.s,
MOns' OM1I Nockwear.
By vlsting our store when you h,vo
anlYthiig to1 buy, you will 1id what we
show you ti h btL va%lUej to be had in
Newberry atil I Ihe plr-eps the lowest.
COME AND SEE US OFTEN.
Jones & Copeland,
N e wberry, S. (., April 22, 1897. f. fy
PERHAPS
YOU, READER,
,I HaVe beet rupnning around--mental..
lv IMd, pient4vtily-for years, trying to
gvt pa vAln lh si ) that sailH to
Shall I '11oW yo1'0o wa)? Pas8 aloug
i he St reet till . ou Cane to a sign wll.h
"Savings Bank."
Enlter, If Von have 110 Iore t hai a (101
1ar, thiat will start, you onl the jmrney.
lit vo r po ket., it i dead. Put it in
1Il0eSIVIig4 11t anld it beomesai
it begils to grow, and a ntilart others to
it. Youl Iln begin to be a capitalist
TO-DA Y.
'T'here is no- mo orrow. Nothing was
ever done to morrow. How canl you
expeel your "Ashl to comio inl) it you
never send It out. The time to launch
it is 10w, 'TO-IDA Y.
Make Your fart.
Need by Mai Bc Paor?
T'ait care of the cents and the dfol.
lars will liiv earer or t hemselves.
A fler Juiv 1, Bank hours will be
from .) a. ml. to : p. im, , except on Sat
irdy, Bank will i oeIned for (on.
venienee of depo4itors from 9 a. 1). to
-i p. m. and from 7 p ml. to 9 p. i.
JAMES MuINTOS11,
P resident.
J. E. Noivoon), Cashier.
EW YORK
IWN,
To clOse the Business.
All Goods sold
without reserve
And Secure fhe Bargains,
SELEOT SOMETHING
'F'O RI YO~cT.TIL
Sweethearts.
iNecklaces, and)(
I racelets.
Nice WeXddi: g Presenits.
Comne and)( examilne the n.
Eduard SchQFrz,
Jecweler' and( Opticiani.
f&,. ly
srA'E ol UTsIJ'it OROIN.,
C'OU NTlY Oh"NNIW BERRY IN
PROli ATEI COURT.
W1y WV. WV. H odges, Erq., Probate Jtudge.
H imitA H. A J. Gilbsot, C (I C.
P tathI matde suit to me1 to grant
hium Le'tter- of Adiitstration oft the
LStte and1 effe'cts of Mrs. Annt W.
Th'lese ar-. thtereforeo, to cite and ad
mioiilh all and ingu:lar tihe kindredd
anid creditori of the said Mrs. Antn W.
Alien, d'c'eased, that they be amni al'
pear before meW, in the (C,a'rt of Pro
,te,t(1 to be held( at New berry C 'urt
lI.101)e, (in the( first (lay of Juno niextI,
ahlter puhblication13 hereof, at 11 o'clock
ini thle forenoon, to show cause, If any
they have, why the saidc Adiniistrai
tli 1 1 s Ihnot be granited,
00 undeiLIiiIr miy hndc this I he 22.ad
dtV 'jnf April, A nno Dmnini 1897.
WV. \V. fJODGES.
I tit J.P. N. C.
NOTICE.
ILN ACCfRDANCE WIT! 4N 0
der of ,be.Judgo of Probat o, 1 as 0
ecoutor of tlo estato of H. 11. Baird, d
ceased, will aell for oash at publio au
tion at Newberry, S. C., on SaLtri,
16th May, 1897. two notes on tho esta
of JosiIh 1rownl, develsed, its follow
One dated 8th A agtst-, 18-8. und duo i
Six mouths for $2,88:3: and one'f datt,
8th Auust, 88 duo lat muths rt
$40; both payable to said . P 11nkir
M. A. CAtIIST1111
i'x'oi. 3*. I', idrd, dEe'd
April 29, 189. f
NEM
IN DIES GOODS.
youl Irms Good., 12c per 3 d.
Nxvss 0oods, 1,50 per yd.
s- puruur shades -- .c, wvort h 35v
, at uspe r %d,
WOI 3Ne --sk to see it.
a ewe terd .styli and quaMli.
ka' buly klikv Clothinill at lDr
Ay of' slooming you through on
kdisravtory to us and ovim\ll1ing
in buying your EASTER S'1:l
JOTEN.
JITABLE
NCE SOCIET)
"ED STATES.
W -, -007.
. . $216,773,947
173,496,768
. . . $43,277,179
ce. . $915 102.070
t-o its policy.holdvirs, iand ml additioi
[of whiebh $42,27'7,17iq is urpilu.s)
I re0COrd covering a poriod of lvs,
i ovor $212,703,000 more than an111
Itedi wit hin thme corresp)ondinug per:ot
any form of policy the assiured mriti
Gndowment, G uaranitee'd Cash Value
r lives elsewhere.
d1 pers'ons8 wishing insu'tranico would
ptlansi before taking out a polici
FR .KIBLE R, .Agent.
IIMER. G. W. SUfLWMER.
I BROS1
3ealers In
Fist-Ulass Baois
Harness, Dry Goods,
ngoni, one0 of thme blest sold ini New.
I Hulls.
tr: Obelisk, Favorite, 111ue0 Iird,
lour sold for the monotey in the
r' load of Lime. Will sell cheo ap.
ock the end (lOWn ou a piece
10 amount of dlust~ by 305 and
iuch dlust this little spoo(n is
year'. Now open the Ilids
nd( runl around the flanigee
and kntock itm'rapeeo
t HOmno of the drist on it9 way
bole at tho joint where thme
Ilvo it, a thum i pover white piaper antd
a fromt. Them friotion oif thie gearina
RH, andit iL lso 5getting ilt the 011
,jwels of oneo of the wheeols thtt
hour cutth.g tho ptivot andmu jewel
is a matter of 'tonmy to have t he
ut, is smYali patrti iles of Hland,l
&,AC',.