The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 25, 1897, Image 3
t. 1t At W. W. Fuioe
P)hotogra1he 'pt do, ,regular', $1.99
* 'ards 1. 4
this week over Mimnaugh s. .t& 2t
1). W. \VCst will opCI a Fil-1tclas1
Reptaurant on Weduesday at tho Now
York Lunch House. t.tf
Those ggds are ;very iretty and
n oul heaper than we saw in tbo otho'r
stores vou hear of every day at Flynn's
Cash Store. f&t. 2t.
WVanted.
10,000 ihs. Dry Hides. Highest easl
price paid for them.
f&t. 2m. .:Mixn Bos
121 Pces No. il0 Silk and Satin Rib
hon14 i all the ev ning shades at 20e at
elles& Copoladi t.&f.tf
.Tust 1ieeMiVed It nli'C 11110 of Ladies'
and Me''s Pluthil Seat Rockers at J. 11.
West's Fri-1turo Storo. t.tf
You ca) save at least from 15o to 25c
on every dollar's worth of oods you
buy at Flynn's Cash Store. f&t. 2t
A Veteriinary 1Forge
I have just opened the public for
Shoeing Uorse0s and Mules, in conneC
tion with m11i practice. 1. personally
11spect tWe feet and shochig to correct
all defects and vices, without extra
charge. See me.
Mr. Pool's Old Shop, just below
Browu's Stables. M. F. K 1'NELiY,
f.&t.tf Vetorinary Surgeon.
Young ien, we have the correct
thing in Dress Shirts,.Scarfs and Bows.
t.&f.tf Jones and Copeland.
Tho stook of ladies' worsted dress,
goods, Prenelh organdies, dinpl' ,
lawins, Fnglish tow and Cu(1n1i U iTnder
multilgs draw a smi - admiration
from tie ladiesg oods are so pretty
so low at Flynn's ('ash
Store. -&t. 2t
17 plottites for 25c this week at the
big tent in Newborry. N. Y. Photo
giaphers. t-&f 2t
Lad les' 8-Butt oil Chamois Kid Gloves
-lso Whit.e -Dressed Gloves, with
0 whiteand black embroidered backs, for
90e at Jones and Copoland. t.&f.tf
We will present absolutely free a
now 1897 bicycle (either ladies' or
gents' wheel) in exchange for a favor
we wish attended to in Newberry; also
another for attenditig to samice in ad
joining townships. No-agenlcy Or sell
ing business. Ve prefer those ae
quaiited with many young people now
studying iusic For full particu1lat1r
wvrite, The Columbia \lMusical Associa
tion, 216--21, South Third street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. t.1I
66-inch white French Organdie at.
35 and 50e a yard.
34-inch white French Organdic at
10o and 124c.
11ink, light Blue and White Taritan
att 12'ic.
34-inch l'Prech Or1g-andic i) 'ink,
lihflht lue, Creai, Nile and Canary at
.16k, wit,h Clambric and 'erealine lin
ing to im1atcht, suitLble for the Ball, at
Jiones & Copeland. t.&f.tf
Chief W111i1nama.
Helena has nlot" had an election for
town otlicers, buiit ai templor'ary ar zran-to
mont has becen maide wit.h M\r. T1. G.
WVilliamns to at, as nmrshal.-U.II. H. G
.in Columbia R3egister.
Two LIvesC Saived.
Mrs. Phioebm Th'iomtas, of Juinct ion
C~it, Ill., was told by. her dloctozs sihe
had Constuption and that there was
no htnpi for her', bitt two boltie's Dru.
K Iing's Ne w Discovery coniplet ely cui red
-her she says it saved hwzr life. MI r. 'Thos
Eimers, 139 FlIorida St. SHmn Fra':ncisco,
ffere'l'd firomt a dre'(adhful cold, aip
pronanhing C!onsuminption, t'rled w ithouzt
result evezry t.hig else' then bought one
hot tle of D) . King's New Dilseovery and
in twvo w ks was cuired. Hie Is nat
pd4~Liy th ik,fuil. It is suchl results, of'
whAi.hWthese aire samit ph-s. that prove thte
wvonderiful (elIcany', of tis med(ici ne in
(Coughsm and1 (Coldis. F"ree trziatl bottl i" at
Robertson & Gilder's D)rug Store. JReg
uilar s'z/o 50c. zand $1.00.
BUTTERIC0K
PATTERNS
A C'ompleto line 1on 0 hand at
all times.
Wr'i t us for .1PatternPis.
. L. AI\IMNAJUGH k CiO,
Cot IJMna, S. C.
Fromutt a liianukrupt satl..
500 pairs~ of mien's pants fzrom 25c to
$1.75 per 1)ah- . For' vezry li ne imported
caizwime'ra and1 silk zmi;:ecd En~zglish
wor'steds prices are nzot, mio.e thaz 40Oo
on the dollar11 for' these goodls at Flynn's
Cash Store. f&t. 2t.
80 %ACT8
W0OR TAH KNICWING!
Tha bo'ttle of Our' Own
all pains1, aches and sti flThess
fr'om the joints.
That, a boteofSld
- Cr'oup Oil will cure the most
obst.inate case of cr'oup, and
also p)renCt a thr'eatened( at
tack.
T'hat ono0 bottle of Roberlt..
son's Compound Cough Syrup
wvillI give liinite reolijef to
(Coughs, Asthma, Br'onclhitis,
andC all other' diseases of the
l K un gs and throat.
'.lho above meldicineOs are'
comp11oundedl of the purest
drlugs1 and with the greatest
-~care at Rlober'tson & Gilder's
Pharmacy. t. f'. ly
VA IiU8 AiD,'ALL 'AVIOUT.
See shoolito a indtOr- coluinn.
-The program1ne for the Assoelation
Spiblished again to-day.
t1on. Patriek Walsh wires u'that ho
ill be here to-norrow afternoon.
0. Klettner is elling fruit jars and
ilpiperaat price's that will astonish you.
ihe meeting of the Sito 'Press As.
sociation will be held in the opera
house.
Miss Efllo Griffln has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in Edge
A the Sessi6ais of the State I'ress
As 14if 'tre open and the yiublic Is
Thee will -be preaching at Garmany
schoolhouso . next Sunday by Rev
W. A. MMori, los.
Mr R. J. Fuller, of the Saluda Advo
cato was in the city last week and grvo
us a pleasant call.
Pipo-laying for the. water 'works is
progrewsing nicely. - Work on the
stand pipo will begin in a few days.
Children's'Day will be observed at
Smyrna on the first Sunday in June in
the afternoon, with piraching in the
forenoon.
The mecting at the Slethodist church
conducted by Dr. Leftwich of Nash
villo, Tenn., closed yestorday morning,
and he left for Georgetown wihere he
will hold a meeting.
Tihe county pension board held a
meeting last Saturday but did not coin
plete it- work. Another mecting will
be help on Saturday of this week when
the I rd will finish the work before it.
the court house square refresh
ts will be served every Thursday
evening from 01 to 9 o'clock by the la
dies of the Lutheran church. Proceeds
from same to a'd in furnishing new
church.
The Sunday afternoon service at the
Methodist church by Dr. Loftwich in.
the interest of the children was inter
esting, instructive and beneficial, not
only to the children but to the older
people as well.
The sacrament of tbe Lord's. Supper
will be dispensed in Thompson street
chuch next Sabbath. Rev. A. G.
Kirkpatrick of Prosperity will preach
in that church Friday night, Saturday
and Sabbath. The public is cordially
invited toi all these services.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The the
21a tr evr
of rwrapper.
Mr. A. J. Sproles of Greenwood was
in the city last night.
Mrs. A. D. Henry of Clinton is visit
ing Mrs. M. M. B3uford in Newberry.
Mrs. Mary 1. Bell of Laurens is vis
iting her daughter Mrs. M. M. Buford.
Mr. .E. BA. Blease, a commercial tour
ist, is in Newberry after an absence of
three years.
Mr. Julian Wright of H-ouston,
Texas, is on a visit to his relatives in
Newberry and Laurens.
Mis. WV. W. Smith, widow of the
late Jiudge Smit,h of Arkansas, and her
daughter Miss l"annie are v'isiting Mr's.
I. C. J1ones.
Clothes ins, 2 doz. for 5c.
NO MAhN HA'S YET
Rleachedl the North Pole. Noi
tiher has any one merchant yet
beeni abl)e to give the pub)lic slow
er p)rices on a general line of gro
ceries than any and nil other mner
chtants,/ comb)ined. You can buy
groeerios, confectionery, etc., of
CJounts & Dickert at popular
picesI. Try us.
CouNT1' & DIcKEttTr,
Lowver Main St;., near Depot.
I mepiinIg Clocks anud W\atches at. .
11. West's i"urniture Store. I ti
IIlid for Fanlse Swvearing.
On the charge of swearing failsely' to
mileage in the iFederal courts, State
Constable H armon was Saturday ar
rested in Green wood, and yesterday
brought to this cit,y. Wheni carried
before Commissioner Bausket he gave
a bond In the sum of $500 until his pre
li mi nary hearing to-nmorrow. II. W.
Holloway imado the arrest. Harmon,
it is said, made about $85 by his false
swearing to distances witnosses had to
travel.--The State, 2:hl.
Not Octlagon, but Sunflower Soap,
just as good, 7 bars for 25c.
Heavy Tinm Te'a Spoons Sc. per set,
wor th 10c..
""Table Spoons 8e. por1 set,
worth I 5c.
(1 Papers Sharps Needles for 5c.
I. 2t At W. WV. iFulmer's.
WE WANT
Your Proer'ption Business.
WE OFFER
You as good and as Careful
service as 28 years Experience
can give, and
WVE GUARANTEE
Pure Drugs at Reasonable
Prices.
ROBERTSON & GILDER,
Pharmacists on the Cornor.
pFour Cigars for 5e., the best smoke
in towna at the prlidc.
t. 2t - At W. W. I ulmer's.
STATE PRE8S AMSSpIATiQ.
Progranuuo Or thoeketing In Nowberry
Next Week.
It seems from some letters we have
received that some of tle mimbovs
fiRVI) rargowten thle. datw.of--the. aillnual
.meeting ok' tiro State Pr6ss Associa
tion4.yo we reprint the progranimb in
full".s issued -b, the Soeretary soie
two months ago. As we uiderstand it
the Secretary-had assurnces from all
the brethren tippointed that they would
perform t,he duties assigned them.
Mr. Yates Snowden will contin1u
his paper on the histo;y of journaliwi
In South Caroli,a' anil a place will be
made for imin. Gen1. It. R. Hem11philf
Is also cxpected to give a paper on
eelool histories, but his name was in
advertently left from tihe programmile
when It was filst issued. A plaec will
be made for both these brethren. -
We desire to stato also, for'the bene
lit of our friends in Newborry. that the
sessions of the Association will be hld
In the opera house and that all of tb
meetings are opi to the Iublic, and we
will bo glad to have 'the pltizenls at
tend. W43 have no secret or executive
sessions.
PIROOA IAINMi.
Tuesday, Iay 25, 8 p. m.-Wolomu
meeting in the Opera, House. At
dresses of wolcomo by Mayor iI. i.
Evans in behalf of City (ouncil; Col.
W. H. Hunt and Prof. (. It. Cromer in
behalf of the citizens of Newherry.
Responded to by Mr. H1. G. Ostecn and
Rev. W. P. .lacobs, vice-presid(en1ts of
the Association. Appointment of com
iittees.
Wedniesday, ().30 at. ml.- -M iscellanle
ous business, reports of committecs,
oflicers, etc.
Papers will be read on the following
subjects by the members named:
"The Newspaper as an iducator"
R1ev. A. J. S. Thomas, Hapt,ist Courier,
Greenville, S. C.
"The Law of Libel as Applied to
Nowspapers"--R. T. .Jaynes, KCsq.,
Keowee Courier, Walhalla, S. C.
General discussion on the above sub
jects.
A fter-noon session, 3 o'clock -'The
Rights of Newspapers as Regilrds Legal
AdIver-tisemen its"--Louis- A ppelt,Tinecs,
Manning, S. C.
General discussion on the above sub
ject.
Miscellaneous business.
Evening Session, 8 o'clock - Ai inal
address by lion. Patrick Walsh, of A u
gusta (Ga.) Chroniele.
At the conclusion of the address the
Association will adjourn to the New
berry Hotel, where a banquet will be
tendered by the citizens.
Thursday, 9.30 it. m.--Miscellaneous
business.
"Uses and Abuses of the (Coumitrly
Press"-Col. It. A. Tholm psonl, 1ceowee
Courier, Walhalla, S. C.
"Valuc of iiistrations inl a News
paper"-J. C. Garlingtonl, Herpld,
Spartanburg, S. C.
General discussion on the above sub
jects.
TIhur msday afternoon a carraiagre draivye
and other pleasuries will be tend(ered
the Associat.ion by the citizeis.
Evening session. 8 o'clock "The11
D)uty~ and t,he WVork of the 'iress ini
Building upl South Caroi na" - (en.
.J L. Stoppelbeini. News, Summiervillec,
S. C.
"'Editorial i3aekbone"'-W. WV. 1ial1.
News, Greenville, S. C.
General discussion of the above sub
jects.
Friday, 9I a. mi.- -Fil meemctnin mis
ellaneous busi ness, election of ollicers,
At 12 mi. the Association will leave
Newberry for I farris Springs, where we
will he enter'tainied tbat evening withi
an eleganit banquet, tendered us by
AMr. .1 . T. I Larris, p)roprietor of thle
T 'he A ssociationi has also beeni ini
vit.ed to stop at Clinitoii, S. C., eni route
to the Springs, v isit the Th'lornwel l Or)
phaag anid takie luncli ini the (Orph an
age diin g hall, to be served by the
ladies of Cliinton.
WVe will leave Harris Springs ona
["riday niight via the S. A. b. Rlailroiad
for Nashv'ille.c Tenni., to visi .t, lie TIen -
nessee Cenitenn ial l''xpositioni. .'
Why take Johnson's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Becausc it cures the
most stubborn case
of Fever in ONE DAYV.
A Onrd.
Mr. and M rs. WV. TI. Collel 4and
househol take tils way of exteniding
many thanks to their friends at. Beth
ICden for t he attentiomi andl kinadue s
shown themi dualing t,he illness anid
dleatih of their litt le son) W illiamn'Il.iom
as Carlisle aind Aay they wvill ever bold
t,hom ini sweet renmembanice.
STrAr. olr (nao. ('ITY' (F 'To.nrmo
i'mtANa .1. ( it. l' 1-v mid ('s uo.ith thati.h la ihe
seior 9,xi t uer o ti heIl fim of Ie J. Cal -:s y a: &
Co.,,doing busi 'a in th Cit.y oft 'ITld.
Coauty ten-1 : 't i i a.rsabl. andja thiat, s~taid
that c],annt he] et,.ed by the~ usej of II.r/s
CAT-Aanni ti'C*x.
8wvornx to h,Ofore II, an snbla'eltiba in my
pre'sOence, l1 h (s th (lay o f Dcoin 'Hi', A . D). 183t}.
[enAr.l A. wV. (al.EAX0N
Noalry P'ubl ic.
llall's Catarrh t'uao is I aken I ital ly andl
nets dIrectly Oni the blIoa Ii and umcous sumr.
faccei i thme systema. Sonda for tesi moiniaIss,
freo. lP. J. Cil FNNNY & Co),
AbC'Sold by D)rugglsts, 1nc.
Mrs. Annta M. Champmnin, wife of the
late Col. George 1f. Chalpman, died on
the 21st instanmt, In her 80th~ year, at
the home of her son-In-law, Mr. C. 13.
Counts, near Pnmarin.
f-eator (teo. I. blower Will Compliment
tite AUsociatlon VIti One on Thurad,y.
Sethtor Geo. S.N6wer, llairmIllal of
the - reception collmlittee, will CollplI
111en the State Press A c001PAtIO With
a gonufui barbeetle itf the Fair. giollnd(s
ion Thursday. The .'el will bo pi-e
pared by Mrt. Jame4 Dilublr, and thoso
who have eaten one of his barbecues
11ever forget'the oeenso Il.
It is out of the usial 0orde.r of things;
bit we'feel st-e the editors will appre
elite and en,ijoy ths; feast as much If
not, more f'a aily other funlet.ion of
th!esweeek of pleasure andit enijoymIlent.
Thiose Who Are ExpectedI
We give below a list of tho.e who
are OxpcQted to attend the mneeting of
the State. Press Associaioi th is week.
In filet, we have received notive from
all thlsc that. they will be helre,and
we areO looking for them. Of course
some h1lly not come and others not
liamed hero may come:
i1urt G Osteen, Daily Itei, Sum
ter'.
C P Osteen, vatchlan 1ad South
1O-l, Sulliter.
13 0 Hristow and N ife, Darlingto
nian1, Darlington.
ice 13 Hal1rmon1,' Lexington Dis
patell.
Itev XV I JIlacobs, 1) 1), Our Monthly,
Clinton.
A B Cargile, Sentinel, Saluda.
T .1 I)rew, Messenger, lartsvlle.
J F Norment, the News and Courier.
BZ J Puller, Advocate, Salida.
M S Riley, Advoknte, Saluda.
Mr': Virginia 1) Voun1g, Enliter-pl-is,
Variville.
.Jals 1 Sims. Tiies and Demnoeat,
Orantgebu-.
T, l( (Gn tt., Headlight, Spar,auburg.
Jos L StoppelheIn andl(] wife, Adver
tiser, Georg1-e'..
Yates Snowden and wife, the News
anld Courvier.
Charlles C Langston. Intelligencer,
( harles T Connors, Review, Lancis
ter.
H W1 1) Howell and wife, Times,
DeInrk.
C I- leard, Chapin News, Chapin.
H 11 Sweeney and wife, News, Smn
Inerville.
A .1 (1l1lae, EI"nterlprise, Lanceaster.
Loulis Appelt, Times, Maillinlitg.
C \V Birk1hmore and wife, Mlessenger,
Camden.
.1 1-', Hvitt. NitCormlick Tillies.
L (I [Agon, Journal and Review,
Ailkenl.
.1 V Iillmel, Exa, Kershaw.
! T, Jalyn3es and wife, Courvier, Wal
.halla.
S It Hvidges, I'allacet, Leesville.
Utev Sidi 11 Browne, Christian Neigh
bor, Colinbia.
( P RIvownu. Advocate, Anderson.
Mrs NI P) Coleman, Carolinianil, Hen
(een.
NI I MleSweeney, G lard ill, llam1p
toll.
M W Culp, Times, Union.
J. W.V iagsdale,. Eniiterj)wise, TJimI
C H 1Pett igrew, AdvoenIte, Flioren(ce.
H. 1H. 11ecmphill, Medium311, A bb3eville.
MIiss Alary Hlemphill, Mlediium. Abbe
vi lie.
JIosiahl D oar and1( wvife, TLimies, G eorge
town.i
HughI WVilsoni, Press and3 1t& lIner
Abbdevil le.
J1 A IIoyt, Mouintaineer, G reenv ille.
.tas T' Iaeon. (i Chonle (1, Edgetield.
WiTjgfal 1C(heat,ham . ('hron iele, Edge
\V A Mehenn and11 3( wi fc, MIonlitor,
.1)lohstoni.
WV WV Iall 1and1( wi fe, News, G reen -
ville.
J1 ( i Gal in1gtonl and( wife, He'rald,
Spartanbunrg.
N ( (ionzale s, State, Colunmbia.
A G Kollock . News, 1)aril iingi on.
1 MI Kighpt, Ilirld, Sumter.
J1 1 0) Th'lompson, SejlJjinel, P ickens.
TI 1 I (i ews. Herald, L auirens.
Ni. Fla4ckhouse anid sister, Stari,
Nlarion.
I'. Meleh r s, D euitsche ZeAitungr, C.har
lestotn.
J C itlunphill, Newsi an13d CJourier,
II. A. hunison, TlIinesMecssenger,
ll1ev J1ohn La ,ke, Th is Way, Hates
burig.
S. 11. McKenuz'., Ad vocate, IFloren)ce.
IRev A J1 S Thoas31, Hap ltist Coulier,
(Greenil;ei .
Mr JJ- 'us,Co o lat Lu
J1 J1 111,ll eraid, lHodk Hill.
Mliss Eulgeia Younlg, - , FaUIrfax.
AuIgust Kohn13, News and1( C'ourier, C.o
Jno0 1 Re.ynolds. State, Co11lmbia.
IX. J. WVatson, Stalte, C olumb11ia1.
A. P'. Pr~, Heeord(er, A iken.
Chais. Hi. W\ebb, represet,ing IHarn1
hart, 1lis. &~ Sli ler3, typie founders(1,
ChI)icalgo.
Quinine and other fee
v'er medicines take from 5
to 10 days -to cure fever.
Johnson's Chill and Fever.
Tonic cures in ONE DAY.
Not ice to P'ensioneflrr,
TheIm T'own ship Board of Pensions11 for
N:o-.vherry To.nipSil will mleet at miy
ollice alt I10 o'elock a. m1. '1 hur13sday, the
2'ith prlox. Any penlsIOione who lhas
nIot appearedl before the boardO canI then
comel before 0IL,
M. A. (IA RIJiLJ,
MIay 24, 1897. Chairman.
V0A'
OOYA
b G PN
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its grea leavenig
stre3gtlth iad hedthfulitaes. Assires
th fodi agaist alm taid all form)s of
adulteration. commuon to tho chelaip
brdb0m.
RCOYA L BA KINU POWD>ER CO.,LNEW YORtK
The 1t 4l.h,
The young gentlcmen of Newherry
have alrran,ged to give it hall inl thle
opera liouso onl 'I'l hursdaty evening of
tilis week. It is givenl itn holnor. of the
meeting of the State I 'ress A ssoe' t
tionl inl Nowherrv, aid will frihta l
enitertainmnent. for t hose who like t.hait
kind of entertaimunent. We ver,y much
apprecIiat e the etforts dif tle yotng
mien of Newberry to fo-nish entertatin
maaent, for . the quill drivers. ald we
know they will appreciate it. A floor
has beenl made to go over the seats of
the parquet aand will make ata extcellent,
place for dancing. There will he many
visitinig ladies atad gettleetnI her- ftr
that oectsiona, ai1 we feel suate tao
painas will he spare(l to maaake the ocva
sionl a tmost plea;anit, and etnjoyable
aift ir.
Ot the oth1t6r hatad, if there are Ity
who do not, believe it is right to ace,
t-hey shoald not aIttlend, and thare is tao
CO lulttsiotn tl'otit, it.
The Cook Extrstitnma.
A pretty (andach) good crowd wnt, to
Columbia from N(,wbhrt*y latt Satur
day ol the oxvil.t-tion i1ndetr tht tmtan-.
aigellient of NI a'. .1. . ( 'ok. It ,enjoyed
itself as well as it couil int t lie lheat atId
ds.Thlo-e wvho did not lake thlt
trolley took flt hwalk itt tlae (-ity, totr tih l
mllost, part. A flet ridinl", o", a traitn it,
is hetter to wailk il a town tow I4 liinlt
ulp and let t(a' c1itlers Yetotue. Yahu na
sUe ia10ae heXCtti.-W it, et a seta lottge,
some Went onto vaIY atd siotmte sollae
other, of ar eIt,rse. I Iai v iiatally, onte saw
ote tlaintg aild onte anlother. to talk
about. ()ly one or two yoamog Iaen
saw too tiatach, that wce cild set, for i",
was it well behaved crowd, and .\lr.
Cook is to be congratilated o l his sate
cess. The only cotmplaint, that eann
retsonalthl vy e madue is as to t he staying]
alilities of the ttain at. stoppitag places.
Bi4t, they kiow their abusina-ss. li
doubt.
Ont tl teturnt rip t.his write was ilt
at voach that contained titc to relieve
thatt tired feelitg. Tere wIs a pI
tictlarly bright and frietndly little girl.
Thena t.lre vwats at tat it-IIlaIarl sweet.
tand parett,y hathy abarda. Th'len thletre
were sev'eral partticetaraly lovely andai
tuttracttivye younag laidies who potssessedl
thea raare cvinliation o(t f baeautt y, swee't
tness antd commataota senas.
It wats ina this voacha too tlt a younatg
laudy was aiskeid hter mune a bv a stantager.
Site said it was elepan ata. Wl'on'a hte
told hert to I'tr t'aiat I tandc let haiaa wte
if she looked l1ciktoe I i'he low almott s?
killed htet 'oaaaltiona.
Jai1aa8 a). Nit mnt at
Will maeet. otn saleday int .1 i ate ait Il
o'cloek. A fuall ttenadancae is udesirecd.
. . ltoY i, Adjtutant.
Ammiial Mco1in~ if Stockhioldclx of theo
Coirny.
ahe St >ekholdears caf th' Netnhettry
IHuihili.~ tad Intve;t,tat ('omanty wiIl
be1 hte'd itn the Couii~ IChiamttbets ona
Tuaesday, the 8'th dlay of .1 unie. I1897, tt
1i ta. an.
All stockhaolers arte targed lto bte
STlAT' O1" SOUTlIl ('AlI<)L.NA,
COUINTVY 0" N l'W HIt--*I N
COMMON P'i'RAS ('OUI{'T.
Hlenr'y C. Summtaer, 1Plaintt ilf, vs. W. A.
Fallawv ats A dmt iistrtat or, &cv., of
l'lizab1eth "atllaw, dleveased, tatnd itt
hais ownt ri ght, et al. D)efentdats.
A LL L'l'HSONS JIAVING; 'L,A I.lS
X algaist the estate of E~Iizab IethI
I"atllaw, dleceaised , art ed eqirted tao pre
setat thtean dulyt attested to tIh e M asit er
ona or' before thae :t1 daty iof Juntte, 1897.
By order' of the coutt't.
W. D.. II 'iD, Matstvar N. ('
15 M ay, 1897. I .31.
WATER WORKS
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
I hauve siettcred ai irtt-vclass workmIcanta
itt phonhaaing~ antd electrie worak. I will
bae reaiay to ado anty kIid oft wuork it
abotcve l)tracheis whten thi t.imae t'omtes.
I shallI stari 'e to p lease it a ory' way,
antd every5 jobh maust give satisfaationt.
W\ill hte ptleaised to anmake e.st.atie.s frete
gattis. I ama futlly eqippedtIat to do
JTaarninag attd all othiet buiyce wotak.I
keep a fiull suppilly of hit'yele 'at aai'ts.
Stoves 1by the c at att. all rIc I es.
I htave trecived manty k itnd favor's
fr'oma th.le yet.ple of NewhIatraw itt thae
patst, fotr whic i attm trutly grate.fuli.
I atsk fiat a trial itt these atew' ht'anaeltes
of ray bustitess.
Youtrs,
i W. WHITE.
Old bob white l 0ounding the note
to the harvest tunm. Tlhed>ird is right,
the Wheat is Ilost, ripe.
TWO clarmuig yoi ig ladies visited
iII this eoimunilmity laIst, 'iesday--M iss
ilary illhler of youl .city and Miss Tii
dessa IOptling of near Poinaria. They
'were the guiests 4f 'IIS. 1. L . iEpting.
I think I have the adv.tntage. I saw
the Nountg lIdies hut SaI didn't.
,ir-,; ILizzle lI inter, whilie on her way
to Itev. .1. A. S11grih's y-4eSterdity, Iet.
With i an tcidenitt whlich we fear is Seri
ouls, buit hlope n)ot. WIIe goinl. down
the htill ,n other side o(f Mr. Watt,
from some vauise or other'lie mule be
gtIl.to r-un1. 1ir. Siigil's soil itItIIged
to keep the mule iII the road aid had
him nearly under conltrol. When they
rieahed a sn.all bridge iI the road It
meeis talit irs. iliter grabbed the
iIIes )(ulsing the nolitt.' to take resl
fright upsetting the huiggy In the ditch
and completely deinmlisliig it. I rS.
1i nter is inl a eritieal coldition. We
haven't leariied the extent of her in-'
juries. The boy was consideIably
bruIised.I
()Th iirsday of this week the beau
tiful and lovely dlaughter of iRev. .1. A.
Shil, Miss U1Ail, will join right bandI
with t.he Rev. Mir. DIarr in the holy
eState of m1atriiony. Mr. DarI.r is now
a resident, of North Carolina. A few
years igo he. hd a Carge iu t.his State
att. CLehain, I,x ingtol . 'ount y. NI iss
Lillia is the organist InI ouir vhuv reb, and
we are sorry to part, with her. The
CIIIIrCh ' and Newheiry C( ounty's loss
is Novirt ('arioli itna's and It. Diarr's
gain. In advance we (-ongratuIlate you
inl choosing. so pious i geliiviman to be
yoi. comilpalionl 1hirough life. MIay
(1od's richest blessinlgs restl upon both
of you is t'bo hest wishes of a
'iay 24, 1897. CLonnoi ..
itarphic
liprovenmufts8
Having etquipped my gallery
wvitl the latest improved facilities,
I fill prepared to mak111
PHOTOGRAPHS
in fine
Platiuo, Enamel
Ind latest styies of finish.
Copying, Enlarging and
Portraits in Crayon
or Colors
at L owes4t Prices contsis.tenut withl
good andit permaniient woi k.
Mi~aini Street,
iNewvherry, S. C'.
BUTTERICKC PATTERN 1338.
Ask for the June
FASHION SHEET.
I&.' Jy
'c-' , ~' dir\r\er bece\i5e yo\Je
Wlie"gf "or\g."- 7 Jeweled Clyh\
n\ade.- We alway? carry tirenr\.lSo a tTrre
$rock'ofJCelery, 5ilve rWare,(lo ck) eYe.
gooMd cleari glass4, gro)undI sin1oothi awl <
nLesP the cheap) lenlio0 is neesiae I
ii, 0or use0 a st.roniger lenis which harms
lie eye. Gohod Spect acles imrer(
A ft er y0 ears ini the b uusiness I lind
hag'~ an intstrutnentt for testting iinporf
" DANIELS
P
V11 V
W. L. Douglas $3 Shoe.
Stylish, durable, perfect fitting.
Endorsed by over j,oo.oo wearers.
W. L. Douglas $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
Shoes are the productions of skilled
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 iseonty the best Calf, iussin cal French
P'atient Valf, Freneb Enamtel, Vici KId, etc.,
gradi la) correxpouidwith pricm of the shoes.
If denier canbot xupply y-ou, write
Catalog free. W. L. DOUGLAS,Brockton, Mass.
SOLD BJY
Os M. JAMIESON.
NEW YORK
RACIKTSTORE
SelIng Out!
To close the Business.
All Goods sold
without reserve
BELOW VALUEI
CALL AT ONCE
And Secure fhe Bargains.
Now is the TiMe
SELECT SOMETHING
Swnthearts.
Nl-ckUaces, and
- Braveltts.
A LSO
Nice Weddin(g Presents.
Come and xaminle them.
Eduard Scholhz,
.1ew eler and O11 pticiani.
(1i 1AeIN Poin.toI $ mnE,tu ~ y Dr.
A 'Velvet Bolero Jacket
umi jet. trintunii.ng n viing the corn
4Aigns foth I e'~4 popuu- jaecke.4ts ( dit
$2.t,( to $ lIt.00. of whlichi atu 25, eet.ui
Iis a 1oned~t forut heI i LitItek I 'att.ttrni.
Our immense Stock
inchl tles vol vets, 11ituirestad II i clothU
appr)ojpri ate fori sucht jackts, as~ welt ats
aL cotinplete line oif dress imaterilis of
sii Ilken', w~oti ei and14 cott on textue,
Sik and 114 jei t, s'eienterie, s-oft rouel. -
Iiigs, tUaueS andi fluney braids atlI atlonig
Butterick Patterns.
For .1uns
Now ltead,y.
SPECTACLES.
The 1lns(es of' al11 cheapj spoetaeitl a
aro( stamped o~t ont of d iingy gl ass b y a
di o thait is Ratulo shap1o of thet Iens 118
at ihi (t of miol ten' glasst isi passed
ttler .1 by mintliuery ; this1 leaveB
hi >i srfiae 8 of IhIesto lenses irrogular,
rough andii utnpolish1ed. andto the re
iactionll it not neai~r as perfect as
i ,en uand polishetrd, andio thle eye that
t.ho retina and1)4 I hasts the d144ecaty of
Ily fit ted atre ii biad as8 eanp 01108.
.Johnstiont's iutko is t-bo hostd, atnd wo,
ec vsona
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