The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 02, 1897, Image 2
AN tit-Mk.Et UNQU'IuY
we understtud the coimmiitssiors of
imblie works, or-at leasit some v-f lheiii,
are an.I'y, We. possily nt"i that.
b)ut thinii Thf er-ald and Nev-%w,,kW1kd
not ba%t- the.ed the tr-e queston,
Wev eorr fr that, for it was not
oui p,cv t 11 any itinte, or lo do
anylowlejstie.We desire towa
niw I 1ht io tO!lsO wA MiTn1nt and we
tr di. Iit- :i,ly 1ith gooXi of the
town t ia a1t learit and] we tre alt ld
we~~~~14 1p.0 :Is :se n e es for a ny
i logies it
Waake.
.\lI in tho fituro we Will speak out
auain if l"wa,l" o t ai it. W e didd
not knw theIt Oitl i lta oficial
aft, of plibli, e; lait- , fr t C N1 et CUit
i . 11ii ;111 1t1h:0 waz Said ill
t ljV - h fieAnli o f Qytr s It in ithe
iktin1q itf pirits. W e ball tlotti'tling
in it1 11ltan -i 01-ti I'-amied Of a1y )l o e
takinlg ()I'vnse at it.
Thiro wa 1> purttpose to oftflal the
englt' pl' i l cht,re o to sl;valc ha 'silly
of him, fOr we have always foundim
very ( (M tIet 1-, a lid gentleltially and we
COUld possibly have nok feelinig againist
hil) Ov a l vl' ..
Againl we heal- that, Som't pveople say
i'hat this talkc Of the r1e-iS anld ple!a to
tave then' is a itiuhal suhem guit
upl tli serv thle purlpos4t of somel onle Or
two mr half <lozenl aspiranits for- the
lilay a' i'tit.' i 0 i' lits ti l iewsp-it
per is voncern' ed1vil that Alheision is ut.
tvrly withoutIII foullit.tionl. W hat we
wr-t't w tri1.1t'l (If 0111t' (twn lsetl0il
w i th it 1 llt of i ill, t t t' t l. dill t i .e
1. ii1 fItillI lly smltA'.'' w aI l mi i i
11dSW t dlito. of this pate is al e .I
p nSI ble011 for- it 1n1, do414S no0t, aSlk Or t
Il-'vt ally line t' sii vt e th a Il -t tsie is
it. with him. . wa wrlittlen as wt
tl ila t l :I l as1d . wi . still eit-litvi . silhf-ly
inl 1t ptililic in it-rosi. Itil w blibt ' iive
haw; alreadyl ser.Ivid a puli it. i The
4-dil tif 11thi. papeit wants ntt o t i'llit
wilhinl li-ilt. tif the pwoph-vand hlt :ill
volal't' it it' ch li eil lt' d I sil '1s it*ti :Is
litt t'il ' t w ill lis t A, vrv i the ii 1it.
w a ,11111 1i 1 -tr'' is al e k l)It a fr't-' 41.
Ntm1i i ltit t l ue 1i t 'O L i ist' lIt'tIiiI.'
ttolle l iiI t(l t.'n ' 'l ill he ail.g'.' %il
pae i usl it-, to) a ik a'd will be m) kin asi
'1n ase wt ouh ike oto propotund a
f(ew\\ qunts'. ns \\' canl at least;.i as k
tdill. \ -it' lldie.rstI tiitt tIlE le om
n . in rssav all I'his lalk .4h11mt1 .1v
ing Ih - hm trecs is osf less for.ih
mThe 111 pur pose f ciltng a y itl
le inati' Sys o r. tr hall be 1en.
AndI no limbt 4vl-r I.t liin lh-s ill'liamlit
10-1 shilli bet ('1t. ( nl,s at slilill hole. ill
the Itve, or vat.her opoening, -Aliallh..
(1it, Out I t l thr . 1 tig i!
\'evy well. Nfm- \W'll the vommllis
illT(' lle (Inginver inl charge toell
us why the(ples were. Set onl a linle
wit theotr-; anld onI t.he inlside andi inl
n p: i ti ltof t eSie
wk.
Ihms not ~ a a suliiet oeig a
!wu aml 4ts ;NXp1 (i .4 t
fond iyin, ihijnh o l fr,M
fvr tb~ tus o A pahui k y' lI/4'v 'ihe Pity.
Tie 1114100 .1 <l"m n i) kwq, b I:..1
and -oherl wih "t fi ll I IN ),r; it..
T1h pAe vt). '. I'$t oll lII\ml
guilts1y 14'le4'. .\ ploh0e for ienies
1~N 1.4: N-nel'~ 14 few ho"urs 1 )''14 hot
Th '4'-11 n 4.f Po f. I'. 'n W " o :d
to1 the pres"~~ienV o'f Ie oh(nda
liol'l w l tl iwl*ver I eII, t: l , ib.:w
4ion to the' frtiW.. 4:1 Ihen- iIi4I I1>.
Iictln.an cha pl ani . n ,n .Cleaenp , 4-ni
P2:'m % ork for au\% hih, : it l in t hI 1 N o
pu ig ai w fam ho00pt- -.0 ha,1VO
vlear., it i I ,IJ . Th il. nn. .
fuIt'li 4o-rr'spolidlent s our wat awr
melt-lon I . 11patch i s s om whIIIN Ia t S"1r11 g' iln
us. but dion't think that w% are the
least111 (etigIumto thll treak..
t are trilY -orry to lind our I
frvivind, .111J4.0. Neal. stfering1tota
10onsidebl-h extnt with isings Onl his
throatt.
(,o(Itilliltlill J.hIinjjS, 1.. Ilile tea-h
es, antd prollllidtli'-4 uh m ott, 1:1 H tit"S
1a pity that. llv ha1 s 11111itad Some things
in till shal I. ()f nall 1.hat is t-veryl.hiling
(Ase ut 111n l .
thI)d pity :u a ly ili..ti litimn thial, is rutled
wvilli -Ill! l I ' j' tie' I1C 'I111 pr-.
jildit-4.
I bI-til-11b r,h or re11 A pIool ntIls, wila n
yontl I, ( I to w I |1- 1,411 T Ilnl- IeIr;a ld andi
Nvw, y-(lu :re Iii-iming word., ho-f4rv
I 1he ey-s 4of t hmi.sanis. Talk aotsut.
y r bll s p I ri : h l Tlw 11-:i 1141 hfn
Nt-w\s hms -(it to) blo ne oft# 44 1m.-w kimdid
things.
\\' ll (I ld fh rivri l , TI-m1ny1 is
off in th' count I I It ;I abit allmlo
: l in 11h i bi1 . I r 1 1 vl 11h.- lit- ;,I-ls
4111, i n hi bi un 14 I I-'11 wait
thing I ll utter. I i' '11m1 hand, 1o,h,
bu o ( n't1111 hi1 .. tld 'hips. <> Jo h(INl I.ls.
( 'hips veak 111 (if 4n- (mv l lt S, 'luid n.
<lon't. 4Iil 141 a' 1 g t heI 4i.l* in:m1.4I 1p)o-u
4.14.4 4)11 1 lit. II'141-ar 4 Iit 1'ill 11 .' 1 g)14
f tol ill a \ r1y 11111 111. lit I- a g..
\\ ' Ii a' ce (f .41-k 4l ' In :-ll all'f
utl 'It ih-, a1i 4 at Iw I l'y I-I C I ,4' I I li t.
.\ I'at-.- w I - Iha%4. mlm-ut 4-11 ;nd Ails p jtl, .l
ha w 'v' iilI' l tl.- ,-44I 4, 11 11 .111 h .i.
y ':u- III phmnt and 4 )11i, int a.1 fr m11 . III
1 heInll ths - 1II 4l 1' -e y amll .\b ch,
III h I i II- fill- pIlepari i - w -,oil foI- swvd.
11. rainl-0, r-alm-4, rineit.d. ii d livp)t.
t b ear111 !to .i t for 1 .ir . vu li i
( I'sl.m: 1. kiilfo plt.i ng, 1 nd
founild us w ital o f oi.- latidk 1u11re
pIred. 1 t111, thi wl ahe11r41 W.1 kaVo141ae11
t.hrouglhoult. Alli ilt( nM\ay, and Such at
pvt up1 andl -et was nevver kn1wn ht.
fore, a1d by the s dwei i .llNIa y
t.he ulrops wvt I-( all plantled ill very gomd
c" lition. so h1114l al) kepc vollin- alld
to 4'4,h )4is l(I itime no co pli n had)1 b..(l(een1l
brough4 t, 14 ilt 14 be4 1ig1tday'1ai'an
other'i.3 sp ll.of tight., light,41 o Igh. he
Iha a i rowof coto r~ (lon311 alowad.
dong't.(414 34unav ay,ing abtout, ln he wordII(Il
goods order.4e The11 cot-4o is)1g generlly i
(1ons gth'e comin 1 month.1121 , 4.'it, ill reach112
beyond an~'23 average.11' A 144'1 a I14 wh le,ta
backs:':1 and(4.2 disanu4age that1114 we14 ihaveI
You'411'414 a . righ. . L 1,:144t4. lig11hiIIfo
11 m-4. it-y1 fth.r.'alhavll of)14'(l 13 tho1~bISe
beai ful4'4I3 shade3' tree dst oy 4'etjd, e
for' neroao dat14 ions 4.14 an hoit.wilnth
4)1ng Jore11 Iou welulI seeWI t bVyIwil l (If
thit blssedCIIO14 iLi good ro,bt. hisi
not t,eir Bnell,c we op pr144.se to
drugsIit.oae atl'rOspeitypwic s lilleda
wit.h all kin of efes me ts w ic
1e11vit led. If ' 'rdem. ak p11O
Was to t Nih Oaiw 'h'h i+ 't h'tiYt'h
0evilb htnds finid to do, A'o il: if it 114
honeit. i t iS himoliblo. it 1Mt Ars 'n1'
1 lit I he wprld hy-6, to ' he oht.rary.
( hi)S'let 'S e' tlw opVenfk tO hOn<4" t
t-iicio). an1d if yo I tind in them aly
11t i that y.'uu don't un1dert,and,l let ii
hek ntwn w~i ,e w Il always t.ake u (-bl
Oin maing xpantint
";(n)l ver Miuch rteeded sholw<rs of
tIt in ite fallenW, One on a)t W.IMdAy
141 Imuns:, And 4rops hAve bo n to pg4t A
mOOVeon hem.
ast atda from l h.-e weeks' visit
t 'her daughter, O'Mr, .Ina M inor, in
ano ield,ky
Mrs-,. llichar1d MIIi t in an.11i 4hildirhn,
e! 1.0 .>.. viited her sister and
ft . i: . s .l. N. Fp.p, last Satuniay
Mrs. willie Sloan and daughter, Ni-s
iaisy. and littlo Artlur. of Little
tountain. also visited her sister and
family, .\ rs. .1. K. lpps. last Saturday.
and Smliday.
Mlisscs C'holey and Taricy Kibler,
.ittle *iss Maggie anId little Niaster
Elan Ston paid us a visit last Sunday.
Corne again when you are not in quite
So big ai hurry. Liss CIeley Is the
mutstur of iamns. She says that she
has name<d 81 children and is going to
kcel Onl iui tii sIe has iaied 100.
A better piece of senatorial timber
cii't, he founi(i itn the Stte thai Gcorge
S. NIower, and I propose While the
other0' bOyS are qalltLrtelinlg oveV Ne
I aurinl, I rby, .olil Gary I.VLIs 11d1 ail
the rest, tihait, we put out t,he I1onorable
MI ower Itil give hinti a great hig tilt
mver all .he rest..
I 'uk, the days for savritivinlg people
for their poli'ieal alliliatiolls ari passed
and( gonle. We'l areI going 1t) run1 peop1le
.Iiiql's
Corl a\Iti to llow onl r i-i nm 1.1tia l d nlot
.l- jn :"i, I iWi.
TS1111111,8 Fr'oml 11111l. Ottar':l'rA.
Thv patrolls of Po-Ik Avittdeny have
4.14lIt'd Ithe following, board of tust.1"es
for. I Ilwil. School: Mlessrs. Q. INI. K inard,
1 h N h ts, .h1()In ,mi iikic.
Ill mlur last, letter wIe wrote "11111
Inomih-lis" an1d 1,blte t.ypo set, it uip "i"ve
111(pmthls." ti1t's e k1ow inlove about,
it ti hall li t-c .
A 1nt <log passed through this vom
mun111lity at feW (hiy-4 tgo bitting uvery
thiing that clit ill rec11 of its mout,h.
Se CIval itre known to have been
hit,ten by it.
What, at pleasu!r it is to live ill the
eouin ry where there IS 'Io o1 to (Iles
tiol your riglit to brea lhe feely, t,hiki
frl'eely aid SIeLkC lecoldjIngly; where
t,Hwro are no crowded sidewilkis anid no
one to dispute your, right to ats iuelh
elbow room as you wntlit; whiero t.hero
are apple pies, blackberry plies and1(
beans11, I rt5h pota4t.oes and14. cabbage and
plrett.y lields of fresh, growing cotton to
lok (tan 1a "'goose-neck rile" with
wlhtich to kinock ut genera'il green, etc.,
and-( well that, is sutllleienlt. The un11
dersigned is '"happy and seVene"' out
'c' inl t.he Ccounlitry'.
WVe notice outr barbecue miakers are
betginnIinlg to tacok up11 their nlotices.
'lhose notices neverW seem1 compllet.e tun
less they a4ssutt'e us that "'t,he candI(idaItes
areP invital to be present. Thtis assutr
an1ce) is madie ini order' to dIrawy out a
large crowd. Now this being an.1 olf
yetu'I jiplitiest, there aret' no0 candi
dates.0 to 1)e Invit,ed, therefore those
whIo anoticipjate having barbecues and
who wvish t.o draw a large crowd will
hIit. t.he nail1 on the head by suibstituting
ill phire'C of the words, "'the canid(ates
arte inivit.ed to he plresent,"' tiho follow
ng: "Tlhe cor'resplondenIts of .T'ho
Illt'rahlt and1( Newvs are5. lInvited to ho
p)re'sent and11 make.44 speeches10 for the
tiowd." T''[hen write at splecil invit,a
t,iCn to) suich of tho brethren of tho
l''ifthI l'Ista.te 14. you wan4.1t to atdress the
crowd, and1( be sur1e to send( llong wvith
I.he inlvita4tion1 a free tic4ket to t,he din1
nerW table and1( the IlemonadL(e stand1(.
Ilan1gemen01ts Inl 'PTe lloratld andl News,
and14 go home1( a:Id lix upl a1 table long
enouligh1 io seat all the reaider's of thalt
paperlid, and1( whlen yourti "'e ('1'Is ov'er
11and011 1ll'w)proiltblging your11 pocket,s
wayV (out. yout iIll wanlt, 1o haive antot.hier
harheieno'te anid ex tendl some1 more15 free
11initat. ionls. Say, breothren of the Filft,h
Et ait., doI you)i 4'a4tch on?
( 'hips seems to havtie llxed up that
prIogramtIne. to suit,( his owni not,ion.
lie wanIts Its to jiltln) a pole five feet
hi1gh for lifteen1 minuIttes, bIox with Glee
one1 day. Glee wizil We would re
minld our1 frienid that, the undersigned
is not a4 Sampo noel 11 a IlHercules, furi
t.hermore01t when we sulggested this kinld
talke-part. ini ever'yt.hig~ , 4especilly13 to
box .with Glee Haiw. Tho fact,t is we
lox, therefQlre Sigma and1( "wlo"' will
sift. sand1( whl'e (Gee Haiw boxes wIth lis
shadow or some) othiy~ oig follow. As
for jumiipinig thiit, pole, we make t,ho
following condi(tions8: Thlat (hips shall
have 110 voice in the soleetionl of the
two younig laties who are0 to hiold) the
pole, antd weO mustt bo satisfled that I ho
01108 selected have niot, had a pr'eviousp
onferce with hun11, because t,be unt
d1orsigned does not propose to be tr'Ippedl
up~ by anyone If he can help It. It
wvould seem that ChIps doesn't want to
do antythin1g on't,hat day but, oat wat,or
VmA oan e Alt emfttn and t1,14 tho se
"a\V Nkmv that. Wt't eouigh tor, hi
OteI1 Pia"y>ing 'th MWa, bdAWin nhMwe
Wailib lhadV'g we .lAYtt And haln
Wn&i;iYctothotAvo\%mike''thvlohd.
ThiA IA lw t takhip* and
Ihis *Iha. e we wll h06!ho 4'*A \ \sttm
ing. novet~l 1m\inug, ete No ta'hsa by
16tise on C'Mpe Jlith,t61u \mx%l
Ttret 'othr wmg byhi,mh
by *ee H1 aw 1,M the dAYs-h 1AM IM \ral
imsmarks by th e ot her corspundents
kln vrApsiR e after w0, h6,kl1- wewil
awl fing ''lome, Sweet Hstme," and ad
jovmran, Ihti sa~y. 'h i s, you suggest the
fAir gnnds for our p1laei of ueotIng.
Now that is not a gooed place, because
l1qur SaudIe wil tind attenetons down
town thAMI will cause them to desert us
right in the imidst of that debate,
probhbly. and then the whole business
will hang tire. No, no, we musn't have
this gathering anywhre near town,
because there wouldn't be any pleasure
In trying to amuse and entertain oune
friends, while t,hy in turn awing their
bnts and handkerchiefs and applaud a
passing bicycle race or something else
jf the kind just about the timo you are
Letting out a mouthful of soul-stirring
al(Ioquece. Let's have this thing in
he count,ry, where we l not have so
many attratt-ons to do:npto w kith.
Of all the hunan raco, the most in
potunat being is the "bashful boy,"
for' he is always putting his foot in it
so to speak. Somet,inos he get.s real
mad with himnself anmd rushes in where
othir atgels of eis tribe fear to trean,
an where he would not go hnself, if
he were to stop, and take ai second
thought. With most, people it is a wise
maxim to" 'take the second thought,''
op in ot e words to reason, rollect,
consider, et.., but the "bashful boy''
who stopls to take the second thought
is in a worse lix than a Ilgity old oaid
waiting for a hielated train which never
rives, and eonseg nently she never
gets there. The hest thing for the
bash ful boy to (10 is to rish righ t iii
and ithe hold of the hot, nd of the
roni--for' such1 is hiI is'rde'st,ined (1oom1
tuhd amke the most, of it. If he wtish
es to say a lyting there is not a bit of
use in waiting for that ca d second
thought., but rather spit out the i st
thing tat comes up, for it, is bound t.o
lbe entirely out of lace, andl probably
ridliculous any way~ it~ matters not how
hard lie may tr to think of some ap
ipropriate remark. Trliie is, however,
one thing t,he bash fuI boy had better
avoid, and that is never undert,ake to
tell a jjok nor an anecdote, for his
auditois wilt laugh themselves hoase
at the poor fellow, but never at what
he is trying to tell. With the abov,as
an int.roductory, the undersigned woil
q1uolte the following sont,Ince from
N ita's laut letter, an(l then no further
expslanatioin of out situation wvil be
necessary: "And I must request that
my hotter half be allowed at this meet
ing, so that Josh Ttrump will be con
vinced that i'm not a widow, and
there's litt,le prospect of my cvor be
ing." Now what we are abouto ay
in reply to this tling may cre,te a
laugh amiong those who know us per
sonally, but, there is no use in mineing
words and wasting time trying to think
of something more approp)riate to say,
so we wIrecklessly venture the follow
ing: I must request that my swe- we
sweet-h-heart be allowed at this meet
ing, so that, Nit,a will be convinced
that I'm not a bachelor, and there's
lit,tle prospiect of my ever' being one.
(Quoth JIosh Trump ser&chinmg his
head: There now I've said it and there's
no0 use trying t.o rub it, out, so I might
as well fix upj t,o catch ha-lI er-a-hail,
Colunbia, happy land.)
Jomi1 TRUir.
Fork A cademy. Junme 28, 1897.
Shado(1 Treun.
[Retgist,c'.]
Newberry and Winnsboro are both
thinking of establishing. electric light
plants. The Herald and News of the
former cit,y amnd the News andi Herald
of the latter hot,h protest against the
destruetion of shade trees in order t.o
erect poles anud string wires. Tihe two
Itpprs are eminently correct in their
diesire tc prmotect tihe tr'ees, which in
biot.h towns are not only ornaments to
t,heir streets hbut are conducive to the
comufort , and haealth of the citizona,
Jumdgintg from home eXpienlWce the
ilegister' thinks the dlestructio' of trees
Is not, at all nmoctssary to the establish.
monemi of ano eloctriho light plant, No
Lity in tbo South of tihe samne sizie is
b)ett,er' lighted than Columbia amnd none
In t he country has more beautiful shade
bres, buit it, was not, found nuecessary to
.lestr'oy any of them to establish the
aystom. Our contemp)oraries ai'e on the
'iglitt,line in their fight to preserve the
ree's,
Mrs. Rodieo Noah, of this place, was
akeni in the night wit,h eramping
aas andl the next day diarrhioea set
a. She took half a bot tle ,of 'black
ierry cordihat bt kot nao relief. She
hen senit to mie-to s'ee if I hiad atly
hing that would help hier. I sent her
bottle of Chambmlerl,,in's Collo, 'Chol.
ra and Diarrhoea Remedy and the
irat dlose re lievert h'er. Another of
iur neighborp had beenm miok for ahnit
i eok and had tried differentrE 'lies
of dia~Irrho~a bIut ke pt getting .worse.
sent him this name remedy, On'y
our dosea,of it were requtired to oure
>im. He staya he owea b~is recovery to
his woderful remedy..-Mrs. Mary
iley, Sidney, Mict,h. For sale by W
'A Pelham.,
Brick! Brick!!
STATEMENT
111* wa i oItho c('11141(ual 111111
a Sa y & a Iileo 010O of Bls.
'ho J4il h, 891 1'11bliid IIl
wolvmity with il Act of tli (101101%
Notes iscoun ed ,,..,,,......, '..5.2
Sato and olier Fixtures 7...... 2,30 21
SAt count...........,... . 1,133 0.1
C'ash
With Other links.............. 2,7 22 Oil
i n u Vatilts ................... .. 5, 5 0
$105,142 1t
LIABLI.TIECS.
Capitda Stock ..................... $ 50.000 00
Dolits ... . 34,559 7
Due other Bak. 182 0j
Re-discounted..................... 15,000 00
Protits ..... .......................... 5,400 55
$105,142 1n
HOUTICAROLINA,
Ninvnn.y COUNTY.
Pergonally appeared beforo m ir Ar. Z.
F'. Vright, Cashler of the above
[L. S.] named Baik, who swears that
the above statement is correcot to
thO best of his knoWledge and belief.
Z. F'. WiVlHT, Cashier.
Sworn to before me this Ist, .1ily. 1817.
W. W. 110DUM'S. J. P. N. C.
A 'TTI'.ST:
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L. W. F )n,
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I (hai. New OrtItias Syruip only 251.
:3 Cains (2) Sy r p 'onc h s 25e.
20 lbs. Richuotid NI cal "
1 11b. Tea worth,1 %0o - I5w,
2 lb. A rbuck lo's ('ofoo "95
(0 boxes I'itlor .\latu-hws 5
8 bare Soap (good as eig ;on)" ~25c.
-RMS--1Cas1 Gii Dlhcry.
0. KLETTNER,
The Pair and Squiarc Dealer.
Gload NowS for' Widg-AWako Silollors.
Miost of you know t hat t.he seatson is
drawing t.o a close. It, mtiuis morte LC
us thuan to you. We have taken ta sort
of prelimtinary censu~1s of om- stonk.
Here and there& we find a few dIoz. n, o1
few pieces, of goods t,bat. are talg endsh
of lots gone before. We would rathert
sell these goods ot't.bof the way ait a lost
than carry over. Alaybe you trust
your own juldgmenh mor' thn our ad
vertisements, then miake a tour of in.
vestigation to the .storo. Wuo are will
ing thatjyou shIouild decide.
Scilbargains ini Lec tait 1 es,
Fancy Linens11, O)rgand ies, I atis'es
-Dimitles, &c.
Grand remnantlii sale of watshi goods in
five and t.en yard lengths, r'egutlar price
15c. and 25c., now 8Ae. anid 10e. Lac
from 5t0. te 100. per ye.. i'mbr'oidery3
In Cambric, Swiss andi Nnsuookc lEd
lngs antd InserLti ngs readtty for use fromn
21 to 50c. per yd. ('O'd.
Speia "i bargain in 'res
D)omesiles at prices n~ iih make comt
petition impiossiblde.
AIt LLINA R{Y Our first Hat, sale.
Every lady miud a tt,'nd in justice t o
herself, ini justic-e to her purse. We
have ma'nide uip a 1It nic line of Tehn iOmed
H-atst- Sh ort,I Hatks, SatilIors, la rge and
small shapes, I hnneuts andit .Lt Trbans.
l&Ech creaItionI is aL gemi of fash ionable
triming-in l"lowe'rs, (Cht iWon and
Ribbon. You will (intdi unt rihnmed
fatnoy st-iaws, ini all shapes and colors.
700l. goodts, no0w only 25t'. ~ot wjil
also fInd beatiifi ul hunches violets,
i'oses antd all Ilowers of the day at
greatly re ducedl priices.
Davenport & Renwick.
-At my old stand
nextdoortoRob
ertson & Gilder's
with a fine line
of Watches,Jew-~
elry and Silver
ware,C locks and
Table Cutlery.
Also a line of fine Specta
olos andl Eyoglasses in Gold(,
Silver aind Stoel Frames.
Eduard Scholtz,
Watchmaker and loeweIer.
If you were offered Sh-oes friM
ten to twenty-five per cent less
than they are worth, and you
were satisfied that the style and
quality w'ere jUst right, and you
needed the goo Js, you would buy
wouldn't you? We id like to
see you and talk low cut Sh a
little. Some live bargains on o
Shoe counter.
4. i WOOTELE.
t&f. ly.
THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Assets . . . . $216,77,'p4T
Reserve Fund
(i pe iet. porlalr)
and all other . 173,496,768
Liabilities . J
Surplus, 4 per cont . . . . . $43,277,179
Outstanding Assurance $915.102.070
'lk Society has paid $2d3,-)06,35 1 to its p1olicy hld4ros, and im idition
""0 . holds 12l6,773-,3 17 of Ass4e. (of which $ 13,277, 17' is Surplus)
ma11thng a total of $170,730,298. This record coveriug it period of less
than 38 years frot its orgain iza ion, is over $212,7193,000 moro n ily
otelor company his paid an1(d aTt"unnlated within the corresponding period
of its history. rThe Equjital dwrits any form of policy the awtred ay
want--'.'ont ie, Alinuil Distribution, Endowment, Guarautood Cash Valne,
Torm, any otler forms of policies.
Call and s0 mo beforo ats-stiring v,onr lives olsowhoro.
The Eguitable is absolutely safo, and persons wishing insurance would
fnd it to thir hitorest, to ex i no its plans before taking out a' policy
Tho Eqnitable issues policies on both maln and femilo lives.
ARTHUR KIBLER, Agent.
...You can secure...
EVERY DAY
C. E. SUMMER. J. H. SUMMER. G. W. SUMMER.
SUMME BROS. .1
The ofad}rsDof Dealrs InQ6 s
Groceriss, Hardware, Harness, Dry Goods,
..Shoes and Clothing....
We sell the White Hickory Wagon, one of the best sold ini Net"
herry. Ouano, Cotton Seed Meal and UnIflls.
Don't forget our brands of FlJour: Obelisk, Favorite, Blue Bird,
Waterloo, 0O(d Hickory. The bes~t Flour sold for the money in the
county. We have just received a car load of Lime. Will sell cheap.