The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 18, 1897, Image 3
NOWUERBY MAICKV.
Corrected every Tuesday and Friday
by Summer Bros.
M oat... .................. ........... 4(a .
4houldors ........... 5 e0.
Irams. ............... - 0(a)12c.
fost Lard ....... . 7(0)80.
1ost b1olasses ...................... 40(a50c.
iood Molasses ................... 2-5@5c.
M6eal .. 55c.
-Tay.. $1.00.
Wheat rain ......... $1.00.
I at Patent Flour................ $5 .5
2nd B e.t Flout.................... $5.25.
Strait U ........................ - $4.90.
Good Ordinary- Flour ...........$3.50(4.560.J
Sugar ................. ..... ......... 5(&r;6.
R ICOe..................................A--' '5(d,8C.
Coffee ................. 121(b20c.
Cotton segOL..mtil, per sack... $1.10
Hulls emb Cwt ......... ........... 25c.
ue Country rroduce.
uItter, per lb ........... IS( r0i 9 .
Eggs, per dozen ..... . ......... 10(01l2c.
Chickens, each.................... 15(a25c.
Peas, per bushel....... .......... 60(a65c.
Corn, per bushel.. ............... 50c.
Oats, per bushol............350c.
Sweet potatoes.........i.. 50(oc.
Turkeys, por tb ......... 8e.
Fodder, per cwt .................. 75@1000.
17 pictures for 25c this week abrthe
big tent In Newborry. N. Y. Photo
graphers. t&f 2t
Wolch-Dixon.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
tho marriage of Prof. Williams Welch
to Miss Fannie Alma Dixon, in Balti
more, Md., June 2nd, 1897.
The Herald and News extends con
-gratulations and best wishes in advance.
Prof. Welch is the son of our towns
people Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Welch, aud.
we prestii will bring his bC%e on a
visit to his home town Nevf soonl, after
t.e happy cvett,
Photographs per doz., regular, $1.99
Cards " " " $1.19
this week over Mimnaugh's. t&f 2
airin Clocks and Wathes at J.
A-. West's Furniture Store. t tf
Carolina M1itufacturing Compmny. v
The stockholders of this company 1
held another meeting hist Vriday. N r'. 1
J. N. Martin and Mr. .1. .1. Lane were
added to the board of directors and
about all-tho remainder of the insub
beribed 9tock was taken.
At the meeting of the directors Mr. i
Ceo. S. Mower resigned as secrletary s
and treasurer and Mr. Jno. W. Taylor
was elected treasuirer, and Mr. J. J.
Lancsecretary. Nr. Taylor was also j
elected superintendent and work will he
oimenced right away.
It was decided to buy Ilhe property of
Mr. Taylor on lower Main street and
the )riec wis agreed upon and the
plant. of tle company will be erected
thereon.
42 pieces No, 10 Silk and Satin Bib.
hon in all the evening shades at 20e at.
J ones & Copeland.
.lust received a 11cc line of Ladies'
and Men's l'lnshi Seat lI orkers at .1. il..
WVest's Fuirnit nrc Store. t..Lf
ExcurHiohn to Colu umia..
Thue excui'son to C'olumbntia over the
(O. N. & L. advertised for thle 18th did
not run, Mrlt. C'ook says, because the
road could not furnish coaches. BtIn
he has made another deal now and
says it will most assuredlly he run on
Saturday 22d. Tihe rate is the samei
as~ befoi e. and the excursion is ruin in
the interest of the Mower Fater'ary So
Ciety of Johnistone Academy. Mr. .1
P. Cookc, manager.*
The traiq vill star't from Newherry
The fare for the round tip is 75
cents and 50 cents for school child1ren,
being the same price fr'om all the
stations.
Recturniing the train will leave Col-c
umnbia about 63 o'clock in the after
I s a cheap tilp and those who want
a pleasant day at thle State capitol
should avail themselves of this~ oppor
tunit,y.
CASTORIA
Por Infants and Children.
Ladies' 8-Button Chamois Kid Gloves
--a1so Whit,o D)ressed G loves, with
white anid blackmbroidered baceks, for'
80M'KACTS
WOR? TbH KNCGWING!
TIua b)ottle of Our Own
oI.l Linit w ill remove
all pains, aches andl stiflness
from thejons
Tfhat a bottleofSld
Croup Oil wvill cur'e the most
*obstinate case of cr'oup, andI(
also prvn a threCatened at-~
tack.
*That 01n0 bottle of Rlobert
son's Oompound (Jough Syrup
will give immlTediatte relief to
Coughs, A sth ma, Br'onci,i s,
Kand all other dlis'eases of the
lungs andl throat.
The abovo med~(icin~es are
compIfounded of the p)urest,
dr'ugs and( with the greatest
care at Robertson & hilder's
Pharmacy. t&f ly1
VAHIOUS AND. ALL ABOUT.
Mrs. Sol 13rown who has 'boon visit.
ing he' parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Mittle
is loft for Charlotte, N. V.
Rov. J. W. Wolling rourned mis.
ilonary from Brazil will preach in
Now Chapel next Sunday morning and
in the aftornooh at Trinity Church,
[Rev. D. Tillor, pastor.
Tho Browisysten of diucipliio has
been inaugurated on the Southern. By,
Ahis, instead of being suspended when
he ias failed in any way in duty, a bad
imVrk Is given an employee. A cortain
,iu iber of bad.mairks means dismnissal.
r I nts rgu lisopenl for im111 to see
it lie, but no one olso is allowed
tj see it.
Mr. Jno. F. Livingston soliciting
Igent of the C. N. & L.ewas in Newberry
Vesterday.
Dr. Ben A. Daniel went to Columbia
yestorday to stand alt examination be
rore the State Board of Medical Exam
1ners.
11o:1 Coo. S. Mower, Eduard Soholtz
mnd Dr. W. E. Peliham left yesterday
or Anderson to attend meeting of the t
rrand Lodge of K. of P. for South
Jarolina.
The Smyrna School taught by Mies
ffinnio Wallace will give a )ionic il i
saturday, May 29. Superintendent i
1iggins will make an address. The i
nmblic is invited to come and bring well
Illed baskets.
City Council have bought a rock
rusher and with the fine gravel from
ir. V. V. Fair's we wili now have
;treets and sidewalks equal to as
>l t
pyerseor Wicker has put a neat
rurbing along the sidewalk on news
>apor row. It is a very important
trect being the main thoroughfare to
11(1 from the depot.
The rain last Friday night cut off
he attendance at the en tertainment by
lie Newberry Guards.
hirs. M. Fl. Cook, Mrs. Lillie Russ, v
nd Mr. J. E. Ius9 left yesterday for I
fenderson, N. C.
Tlhe meeting at the Method ist, church
continue through this wCek, I
tching in t,he a1morning at 10 o'clock
nld 8 Wvlck at night. Tihe sormonsI
,f Dir. Leftwicli arn. strong and logical
The coulity board of pensions will
leet, at Newherry onl Saturday 22d.
0. Klettncr is giviog special low
rices for one( week on fruit jars and
ippers. See h1is prices.
Slherift Buford has had a house clean
rg irouind at. his ollice and everything
i nlow as eleanl andi neat as, at pinl.
Youn1g men, we have tihe correct.
hing in Dress Sirts,.Seaifs and Bows. I
t.&f.tlf Jones11 and Copeland.
BUTTERICK
1
PATTERNS
\ Completo line on hand at
ill times.
WI ito us for' P.at te-ns.
I, L. MIMNAUGHL & CO,
CoLUMBIA, S. (i.
(o)ttee to Penisionierso in T'ownship No. 1 1
As very few applicants for pensions
n this T1ownsh ip met tihe Board on last,
;aturday, as per advertisement in the
Ounity paipers, thmis is to notify all
vho wish to aplply for penihions to p)re
enut their app)licat,ions, prop)erly filled
mit and vouched for, to either of the
mndersigned, at once. Blanks can be
mad either from the Auditor or WV. F.
iuber.
As the time is quite limited, and the
oaird wishes to deprive none1 of an
>pplortulnity to nmake application, it is
rcessarPy they aet pr1ompi1tly in gis
nlatter, and also see that their blanks
weC titled out according to lawv, as the
state B(oard will enltertain no11 other.
D). A. DIcmccinT,
WV- F. SUnicu,
WV. D). K INA RD,
TJownmsh ip l3oard.
Tiho, 1Discovery avedo lHt Life.'
M r. (1. (CaillotI te, DrugpIst, Beavers
ille, ill., 5a.3s: "To Dr. Kinug's New
Disecv<ry I owe nmy life. WVas taken
Aithi La Grippe anid tried all t.he phy
liianst for miles0 about, tbut of no0 avaIl,
imd wvas give uO)lp andt told I could not
lve. HIavinmg Dr. King's New Discov
nIy inl muy store I senut for a bottle and
iegan its use alnd fromi tihe first dose be
pint to get, better, a. nd after using three
.iott les was up anid about againa. It Is
w~orth1 its weighat in gold. We wont
<eep store or hmouse withoumt It."' Get a
rlee trial at Roberts in & Gilder's Drug
store.
(lt-inc wh1 ~lite Frenchl Orgaindie lat
15 and 50c a yard.
3-t-inach white lFrlenchl Organmdic at
10te and 121c.
Pink, light Blue and1( Whita Tarltan
it, 121c.
34-inchl Frncllh O)rgandie in Pinuk,
light lue, ('ream, Nile and1( Cainary at
Itlie, with ('almbici and(1 l'crealine1 lini
Ilg! 0 match, .suitable for the Hall, ait
Jones5 & 'opeland. t.&f.t,f
WE WANT
Your Prescri ption B usi ness.
WE OFFEVR
You as good and1( as Careful
BOlVICO as 28 years Exprerience
can givo, and
WE GUARANTIER
' Pure Drugs at Reasonablo
Pricos.
ROBER~ITSON & GILDER,
Pharmacists nn the Cionne
AT TilE METHODIST CHlURCH.
Dr. Leftw1eh St ill Preaching--Met tunge Wi
he Contiaued This Week-Strong,
Plain. Logical Sermons.
The protracted meeting at the Meth
Adist church is stil,l going on and wil
continuo up to and through Sunday
Dr. Leftwich, of Nashville, Tenn., I
loing the preaching. His sormonsar
iinple and plain, yet strong and log
tcal. There is nothing sensational o
itartling in his discourses, but he ap
eals to the heart and the reaso1
.iuclh interest is nanifest and on Sun
lay night not one-half of those wh(
vent, to the church could gain admis
dion, so great was the crowd. Iii
laughtor, who is teacher in Columbit
einae College, came up on Frida:
wd assisted in the singing. Some 0
ier solos were grand.
His scriLon on Sunday afternoor
o men only was strong and convincin;
Le said in the outset that he had i
lp trap or sensational matter to go
)ff, and he would not say anything t<
ho men that he would not be willing
o say to a promiscuous audience. In
act he said no gentleman would say
mything at any place or at any tim<
hat lie would be unwilling to say ir
,he presence of ladies. And there wat
1othing sensational in the sormon. Hie
ext was David's charge to his son Solo.
non, "Be thou str'.ag, therefore, and
how thyself a man." It was a strong
)lea for strong, vigorous manhood and
he placing of a high estimate on hu
nan life. lie wanted a manhood that
vas strong enough to resist the temp
ation of the evil one and that was wil
ing at all times and under all circum
tances to stand up and out for thc
ight. le said he would walk fifty
niles jnst t( -ec a man--a man whc
vas a man. He told how Diogones of
>ld walked up and down the streets of
thens with a bright lantern at noon
lay searching for a man. In this
lay in order to find the ideal man it
vould take a stronger and more biil
lant light than a lantern.
There can be little doubt that
lie great and crying and presing
icod of this lay is for men. Men
vho are willing to do the right because
t is right. Men who are not honost
lecause honesty is the best policy, but
iceause it is right to be honest. Men
vho are not place hunters and willing
o drag down anything and everything
n order to their own self-aggrandize
nent. Men who live right and act
ight because it is right. Men whc
Ive in deeds the religion they profess.
Phe fact is we believe more in a reli
,ion of deeds than of profession. It is
iot always t.he men who sit the high
at in the synagogue and make the
oudest professions that. live the best
mid purest lives and deal Lhe squarest
vith their follow-men. Not every one
vho says . Lord, Lord, shall enter in,
nit 1,hose who have Iministeredl untc
he wants of these thp least of miv
anbs shall see the kingdom of grace,
ccording to the deeds done in the
)ody shall 3e be judged. What you
wr and what you do so shall your rc.
vard lhe.
But we hope the meeting of Dra. Left
vich may result in much good to out
own and community.
ITATE OF' OHIO. CITY OF To34:o,
LUCAs CouNTY. J"
FamANK J. UiHENEY miakes oath thatalhe ia tin
en hr partner of the firm of F J. CH ENEY d
o., idoing business In the City of Toledo
youmnty and State aforesaid. and that said
Irm will pay the sum of ONE~ HUNDRtEL
3OLLA ItS for each and every case of Catars I
hat cannot be cured by tihe use of HIAr.L'
3ATAR1nn CUREc.
FRIANKC J. CH ENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribedt in m3
iresence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1890
[SEAI.j A. WV. G LEASON
Notary Public.
tall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
cts directly on the blood anld mucous suir
aces of the systemi. Bond for' testimion isis
roe. F'. J. CHIENEY & CO,
i@-Sold by Druggist a. "5c. Tld,0
Wants itPost ponaed.
Mayor Evans has received the fol
.owing letter from an attorney ii' be.
laIf of a very busy young lawyer wh<
A'ants the Association p)ostponed s<
~hat he may attend. We omit th<
amcs and regret that we cannot ac.
30modatc the young gentleman bul
iope lie may find time or a way to bc
rcsent at the dance.
May 15, 1897.
[Ion. H. H-. Evans,
Newberry, S. C.
Dear IIub: -- ---- of thbi
laco, a member of the firmi of --
begs me to write (he being tot
usy with p)rofessional business .t<
lvrite himself) and ask thlat you havt
,ho dance at your p)lace fixed for 28t1
o0stp)oned until June 4th or 5th. lb
ids that, it will 1)e impiossible for ii
~o attend thle dance on 28th as lie ham
0 appear at Magistrate -Court a
-County on morning o
l9t1 at 9) o'clock to replresent Southori
talw ~ay Company in a most im11portanl
mit brought by - .. --. ---, Esq.
Against saidl Companl)tiy for killing
yearling valuedi at four dollars, the~
p)rop)erty of a colored citizen of -.
sounit.y. He asks thatt the dance bi
post,ponied unit.ih say June11 4th or 5th a
lio expects to be e'ngagedl several day.
in the trial of thiis case. If poss5ibl~
please accomodat( tile gentLlemnan an
wire at his e'x pen.se.
Youmro Truly,
H-/ ARRIS LiTH//A WATHU
Carbonated Li tia Water,
Soda Water,
Ginger Ale
Sold to the Wholesale an<
Retail trade at lowest Prices by
S. B. Jones,
Agent for Nnwboery.
l A 'arty of PIeamure Seekere Enjoy the
Ulosuig Exerelses of Rothe, ford 4etool,
anti Are Chartued Witis th,, lios.
pitality of Mr and Mr.
l. w. Uai1we H.
On Saturday last, May 15th, we had
the pleasure of attending a delightful
exhibition and plenic at the Rutherford
school, which for the nast several
months has been in charge of Prof.
L. A. Riser.
This school is situated in one of the
Ilost prosperous portions of the county.
Our party left. the hum and roar of
tie city in the cool freshness of the
morning, and enjoyed the romance,
the charming ride, the fine scenery,
and the little birds that twittered and
sang from their leafy perches, and as
we rode to the place of pleasure and
enjoyment we passed through a sec
tion of country of long settlement and
ancient cultivation, whose successive
red and yellow hills were clothed with
promising crops of corn and cotton.
The summer fruits gave promise of
speed and in some places of abundance.
We'passed the handsome residences of
several thriving planters, whose thrift
and industry were noticeable on every
side.
Arriving at the schoolhouso, the
scene which, burst upon the vision was
enchanting, and lo.oked like a fairy
picture; gathered around the house and
under the arbo-, which had 'een
erected just In front of tlie house, and
which was covered with the verdant
foliage of the oak to protect the specta
tors from the heat, could be seen hun
dreds of the fairer portion of creation,
grouped about, with a due proportion of
the 'lords, 'in agreeable sociability,some
sitting, some promenading, while all
were chatting and laughing in happiest
measure.
The ride, fatigue, etc., were all for
gotten at the first gaze. Anxious for a
nearer view, we hastily alighted and
transported ourselves to the scene.
Distance 'tis said lends enchantment to
the view, but in this case a nearer ob
sorvation only enhanced the beauties;
a more charming collection of beauty,
grace and wit it were difficult to find
any where. And reallly everyone seemed
to have for their motto, "Hgone dull
care."
Below we give in full the programmc,
which was announced by our Superin
tendent of Schools, Mr. F. W. Higgins,
in his usual happy style. Words being
inadequate to Cxpress the exquisite
rendering of each separate part, we
simply say that the exercises as a
whole reflected great credit upon both
teacher and pupils. The progratnne
by the school was interspersed with
music by the "Orphean Orchestra,"
composed of Messrs. J. M. Long, W. E.
Blats and R. W. R1iser, which added
very much to the enjoyment of the oc
casion.
The trustees and patrons of the
scho'l showed their appreciat,ion of
Mr. Riser's efforts and the esteem in
which he is held by the community, by
unanimously electing him to the posi
tion aigain for the ensuing term.
PitOCGRA MME.
Opening address by HoraceLom inick.
Welcome song by the school.
Recitation-Sister and I-by Annie
Higgins.
Music by orchestra.
Concert recitation by twelve litt,le
boys.
Song by the school.
Recitation by Frank Higgins.
Music by orchestra.
Dialogue-'"The Train to Mauro"
by Maggie Higgins, Ossian Higgins
and Thomas Koitt.
Song-"I'm Going to.Writo to Papa"
--by Joseph Caldwell.
Dialogue-What's the Hour?
Recitation by Jimmie Caldwell.
Music by orchestra.
Concert Recitation -"The Cou rt of
the Year."
Song by the boys.
Recitation by George Keitt.
Dialogue-"She had Him Trhere"
by Ella Cromer and Lonnie Graham.
Thu Little W .iters' I)rill.
Music by orchest,ra.
Concert Recitation.-" Our (Country 's
Hero"-by ten boys.
Recitation-"HIow We Whipped the
Teacher"-by Ossian Higgins.
Music by orchestra.
Dialogue-"G'0rand ma's Specs"-by
May D)old and Joseph Caldwell.
Music by orches ra.
Tablau. - "PIocahontas 1mesulng
Captain Smith.''
Vacat-ion song by school.
May Queen Festi-al.
Plaiting May Pole.
T1he 'al fresco' w~as laid under the
arbor just in front of the school house,
where all could be p)rotected from the
hot rays of the noon-day sun. The
viands were very tempting indeed,
consisting of cold ham and mutton,
cold chicken prepared in various modes,
chicken salad, potot.o salad, pickles,
buscuits a la mode, loaf bread, )ound(
cakes, fruit cakes, lemon cakes, fruit
piecustar-ds, preserve, patt,ies, etc.
Everyone partook with great zest of
Ithese good things, pyr,vying the fact
that the good people and especially the
ladies of t,his neighborhood are very
successful caterers on picn Ic occasions,
whichb are comnmon occurrences wit,h
them. Tiho merriment of the piarty
was perceptibly augmented at th is very
social r'ehpast.
This ended the active pirogranmme of
the ilcic, and truly It was creditable
,to those who got, it up and gave it, their
attention. Never was one more en
joycd, and with a beautiful day, too,
everything passed off in the most,
agreeable manner.
After leaving the p)icnic we went to
t.he hospit.abln mnnon of n.. nd,
POWDER
Aboolutey Pure.
Celebrated for its great kavening
strength and llealthfulness. Assures
the food agInat alum and all forms of
adulteration common to the cheap
brands.
ROYAL BA KING PoWDEReO.,NEW YORK
Mrs. G. B. Clrdwell, where we spent
several hours most agreeably in social
intercouso, and during our short stay
there we were regaled with abundant
"4creature comforts," for which that
mansion is famous. Dr. and Mrs. Cald
well cannot, be excelled as entertainers.
This wias a most agreeable jaunt into
the country.
Long will the exhibition and plienie
at Ruther-ford's Academy be remem
bered.
L. 13. A.
A drowning man would have little
use for, at mehod of rescui whioh woild
require days. A dyspoptlc doesn't want
to bother with a remedy that is going
to take weeks to show its benefliil
offects.
'The Mount, Lebanon Shakers ire
offering a product, under the name of
Shaker Digestive Cordial which yields
immediate relief. The very first dose
proves benelical in most cases; and it
is owing to their unhounded confidence
in it., that they have put 10 cent. sampiBle
hott.les on the market. Tiese ca be
had through anly dru".gist: and it, will
repay the afllieted to m11vest, the t-rilfing
s1n1 necessary to 1make a trial.
'1Te Shaker lDigest,ive Cordial re
lieves by resting the stomach and aid
lir the ig(estion of food.
LAxo. is t,he best medicine for chil
dren. Doctors recommend it i-x place
of Castor Oil.
A Velterliary Fo:go
I have just opened to the puiblic for
S) oeing H1lorses and Miles, in connec
tionl with my pract'ice. I personally
inlspet te feet and sloeing to correct.
all defects and vices, without extra
chai ge. See me.
M r. Pool's Old Shop, j helow
Ilrown's Stables. NL. F. K INE.. 1NY,
f.&t.tf Veterinary Sur,geon.
WATER WORKS
ELECTRIC,LIGHTS.
I have secured a firt-ClaSS Wo1kan
in plumbing and electric work. I will
be ready to do any kind of work- in
above branchehis when tile, time conmes.
I shall st,rive to p)lease inl every way3,
and1( every job) muist giveC satisfaction.
Will he leased to aake est.imates fm'r
gratis. 1 am11 fiully' equippecd to do
Enameling, 1 rtazing, Vulcan izing,
TIurning and aill other bicycle work. I
kcep a full supply of hicyele sundries.
Stoves by the car' at aill prices.
I halve received manty kind favors
from the people of Newberry in t,he
palst, for wvhich I am truly grate ful.
I ask for a trial in these new branches
of any business.
Yours,
J. W. WHITE.
STATE 0OF SOUTH'i CA1HOLlNA,
COUNTY OP NEWICRRIY-I N
COMMON PLIMIAS COURT.
Henry C. Summer, Plaiutiff, vs. WV. A.
F'allawv as Administrator, &c., of
Elizabeth Fallaw, (1decased, antd in
his own right et al, D)efendaints.
A LLA PERSONS IHLA VING CL AIMS
aganst the estate of Elizabeth
Fallaw, deceased, are reqluiredl to pre
sent them duly attested 'to thme Master
on or before the 3d dauy of .June, 1897.
By order' of the court..
W. 1). lIAI{RDY, Master N. C.
15 May, 1897. t. 3M
Having equipped my gallery
with the latest iminproved facilities,
I am p)'rpredi ') make
PHOTOGRAPHS
in Ihiac
Pl'atino, Enamel
and latest sftyles of finish.
Copying, Enlhrging and
IPortraits in Crayon
or Colors
at Lowest Priices consistent with
goodl11( an pimanent woi k.
SALTER, Phiotouirahe,
Main Street,
Excursion Raton.
Tickdts to summor school of Y. Al. C.
A., Knoxvillo, Tenn., at tho ratoof one
lirst class fare for round trip. Tickets
Dim salo Junlo 16 to 19 ineitsive, with
linal liit Juno :0.
Tickets to the General Asseimbly
Presbytorian ei-urch, Warisaw, Ind., at
010 rato of one filrst-class fare for round
wrip. Tickots,on sale May 17 to 20 in
'lusivo, with, final limit. Jun1 6.
Tickets to the Womian'8 P,xposit-ion
>)f Cariolinats, Char-lotte, N. V..,114 ffo!
lows: Tiekets sold Mity 4, i, 11, 13. 18,
10, 25 and 27, with final 1lmit of 5 days
i1 addition to datte, of sale: onl1 fi'st
ss fail1 for rounld trip.
Tickets sold May 19 and 20, 11l3 ited
0 tiree days in addition to diate of
satle, $2.90.
Advertised Letters
Remalt log lit the postnfio., Newberry,
I. C., week etling Mrtiy 3,1897.
f C llronks, Nils Nell L .
!tre Roxin 110111101t. Ai r llonjimbpr .6itwto,
k1iKs M110 1, l11tnt 1A, '4 Villn Perrv.
")ra prown. Ar Will Ititolford (1)
kli. Nimoy Coldiwell. r 1) '1 Itidli.
Akdolle n1 hally, Ai ClrneM1fd
Robt Dondy,. Mrs Mto Iilioy2
,)r ra DAwkins. Wilie 81voks,
liles M1 lnn11 Ilxon1, Al la Marlo 1) I ev
ntOulr & N80litl, illateg,
1) U ilyer & Bro, B.i stior
!V11,0 Uanly, F1%l.S1111014
I C Grbbs, Ars i C llowdoll,
d r Jino Ienderson, Vari A SiN,
6raF. lit Isorton. W L S nct .
hir littl3i IlarvisoT.Azi Scott.
dr Blatt Ileatre, BUHS 14Vi S'lIR llor.
MoiHle W Irwht, Airs A A situe,
kliiuit Johniken, Deoury Wi(io.
I'ircioste,i.lllngJ for thtese lottorsi will plenfie
:It'y1)e tr w d tlHed.
J. 1t. z)AVn'iMON, P. NI.
WHO aRE THEY?
iThe above int errogation)i rofers
lirectly to ai fiinill tho prO )togres
iv cit) of Newbnr,W y. Not th
argest firmn, nor the lrastn, bt
)ir0 that will e r ivo yo sl,
1guros on groceries, fuit, e., a
1oe laregst firin in Newhorry. Tr'y
,Is----will p"ove it to you.
COUNTS & DICKE-1T',
Low r Main St., eaur Dw pot.
3TATE OF SOUJTII C A RO 1,1 N A,
COUNTY OF NENBEtteR Y
IN PROBATE COURTI.
By h. . eiodges,etq., Probate idge.
WIENW3, Era . Hll hath PIldo
wuit to mue to grant her lI tttiii8
Wf AdilsHtratioi Ef the EsYtte ?tid
Albot oif Marth . Atci ation, (lecesed:
ityse aro, therefore, to cite g rn
iionihl all anaitti igulty t1io ktidred
ivid Creditor of he berd Mart 1a L At -
mleht, llecod, tiat. they ho and ap
iear before ger i the fourt of Probate,
o beheld at Nwberry Court Huo,ry
1.11 twelity-lfth day of Mity text,
%fter publication hereof, at I0I Wt.le Ii
lhe forenioun, to alhowY cis-i, if an1y3 the
liave, why the H( Adinistradti
ihould tot me granted.
ifven uiter iliand this the 8n
a'y of May, Anno onMhiln 1S97.
WV. WV. HOD(JE,
uisall ateirnningua itrh kinred(3
LVad lreIYCtorsYof03hesaid N Mathayl E.(A
peIar beor me, yon the0 wour? of3 Prote,
te heet tl No r Co t Hsi , 1 n N
Efter, bico hVer0o at 1313 o'(lck1i
lath t wre lln tort showcus ifn the)130y
thGivng unr my1( Han tis he,
it.ino grw, nn1( Dotn 189't i.135t
iW.ouCii ei to Ho aD ES,tul)
The Ist J.tooro . N . g.3
ave beene rouninro un--menta3l-3
ly pand pyu si -oryastyn toeoa13'If31
gote passage it othe.shhp thail toaheI
Iti PR0, 1OPDA .tI Y
Makstee tilyourm tartg.wic
"Savl ings~n Ba Pnk."
Enterfyoae oh ore an a i dol
lair,ha will tcare o of t.he jonrney.
Ater Juvno1 Bankt hourms au live,
fro 9begin to w and ati. excet other it-o
it 1.Y3u1fru 7can begin to b9 a. capt-a.
JAE TO-DAY.
There notomorro.PNetidntwa
expect your "si ov comslin"er. o
Asetsnw OD Y,
Rek e rv te cenu nd th dl
ar nd takelar othemrlvs
Suy, pnkwls 4e openef cn.
venenc of0(1 deposi73tos fro 9A m.to
4 p.im. adt ofro $07p.m.,9. m.
than38 JAMEt S otisOgtI'. MiNOIH,
otlorcopay htti iaIl 31(Presin.
of iE. NliorwooD Cahier.cuitiio vie
.-r.msro.o.
Surpus,4 po cet..
W. L. Douglas $3 Shoe.
Stylish,. durable, por(e4c!t(,tn$r.
Endorsed by over 1.ooo,ooo WtItTers.
W. L. Douglas $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
Shoes are the produ ctiorts of i skdWl
workmen, from the est mattial -
e1ble at these prices. Also $2.50 iul$2
Shoes for Men, $2.50,$2 and$1.75B6,
Wotnisoonly thbeatCalf, RuselaCalf French
graded to correspondMith, prloaosofhesoow
1( dealor cannot supoly yon,w~riteI.
Catalog free. W, L.D0UGLA%Brockt9n,jMa ,
SOLD BY ;
0. M. JAMIE80N*
NEW YORK
RACKESTOE
Sellng Out!
To close the Business.
All Goods sold
without reserve
BELOW VALUE1
CALL AT ONCE
And Secure fhe Bargains.
L D SMITH
AGENT FOR THE
"ROyal1 Taiors1."
1UrAlll.
Jacahbeeds
& Sons'
Fin.e Tailoring
SULr TS T ORDER ON
L;HORT NOTIOE.
Election of Teachers.
for thIe Ne*wIherry G raded~t Sehoolis for
her ', , 1 1t fo l <|> w inngSe te
A\ So:ii eriteen, at thle satlary of
$1 ,000I a yi ar.
Sevten tt,echers, ati (he salatry of $85.(00
at iuiointh each.
A ma!cN. Pinipail for thle Colored(
School, at ihe oairy of $101 00 a mn'
'I'hrie e fieale tcers fo)r ihe Colored
School, ait the satlary ofI $25 00I at month
eachi.
A~ jpplitios '.e flik ed0( with ti o
Seretary.
Newherry, 8. C., May lI, 1897. t.2t
UITABLE
NCE SOCIETY:
rED STATES.
.st J, 1097.
. . $216,773,947
. . .173,496,7C8
. . . $43,277,179
raco . . $915 102 .070
t) its policy hiohle(rs, andu ii add1itioii
(of whiich $I1,277,I19 is 8 urplus),
is reco((rd cover ing a period of loss
i-I over $2 I2,7i9:), 100 0 ore 1 thanay
laited within th(le 'orresp~oninIg'poriod
aniiy foiim of policy ft assurod maiy
>nrE lives (elsewherei'.
ted per'Isonst wVishin ig insiuranico .vould
H plans~ before I tkig out. a policy
ot hi msalt anid fematle lives.
UR KIBTRR Agnnt