The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 09, 1897, Image 3
NEiWBERItY DfAlIICE I'.
Corrected every Tuesday and Friday
by Summer Bros.
MO 't....................... .......... N (0 0.
Shoulders . ..................... 5 6 io.
H a s .................................. I 12c.
Best Lard ............... ........... 7 8 .
Best blolasses ...................... 4 We.
Good Molasses..................... 36o.
Corn ........................ 550.
M eal ..................... ........... 550.
Hay.............. .................. $1.00.
W heat Bran ....................... $1.00.
1st Patent Flour .................. $5.50.
2nd Best Flour.................... $5.00.
Strait Flou .....................,.. $4.75.
Good Ordinary Flour..........$3.50@4.25.
Sugar ................. ..... .......
Rtice ...........$.......................0
Coffee ................- ,,,,,. -* 0
Cotton seed w0alf , sack... .10
Hullst Ut ..6....... ........... 300.
Country Produce.
er, per lb ........ ........ 1r 20c.
Eggs, per dozen ..................100.
Chickens, each................. 121)20o.
Peas, por bushel..... . ...... 5@70o.
Corn, per bushel............. 500.
Oats, per bushel...............3 M0c.
Sweet potatoes ............5 c.
Turkeys, per lb ............ ' 8c.
Fodder, per owt ............7 850.
Goid itIng.
Lady's gold ring found. Can be ob
mined from Chief Bishop by proving
property and paying costs. If not
claimed will be returned to findier.
f I t.
For Halot
A first class mlich cow for sale with
young calf one month old. Price $25.00
Tios. W. HOLLOWAY,
P~omaria,
f1t. S..
J. W. Recder will seci W$94la ten
pounds for 25 cts. f. 3m.
At CoNt.
Sheet music at cost for ton days.
Music Hall under Crotwell House.
t&f. 4t. L. A. HAWKINS.
Good Molasses at 20c per- gallon at
W. W. Fulmer's.
Frying0hickens.
For sale at all times and cheap by
t& f tf J. C. TOyES.
The place to buy your Molasses at
20, 25, 35, 40 and 50 ets. is at, J. W.
Iteeder's. f. 3m.
J. W. Reeder's is the place to buy
your hoes. f. 3m.
Mr. Thomms Cook Dead.
A telegram was received here this
morning announcing the death of Mr.
Thomas Cook at Little Rock, Ark.,
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Cooc went
with the veterans to Nashville and had
.extended his visit to relatives in the
west. At this time we have luid no
particulars. The Herald and News ex
tend its sympathy to tile wife and chil
dren.
Why will you bu ' bitter no .iscating;
tonics when GROVE S TASTEILE:1S CHILL
TONIC is as p .leasant as Lemon Syrup.
Your druggist is authorized to refund'
the money in every case where it fails
~to cure. Priice 50 cents. f.Iy
Teachor Waunted.
For Hartford School, No.11. All ap~
plications must be handed to one of the
board of trustees on or before Jluly 15,
1897, at 9) a. mu., as teacher will be elect
'ed on that day. Teachers p)lease state
salary wanted.
All the patrons are also requested to
be pr'Ceent at that meeting.
F. L4. PAYSINOJNR,
P. M. HIAwnNs,
C. T. PAYSINGE~R,
Trustees.
Teacher WVantedi.
A Blrit class teacher wanted to teach
tbe Helena school commencing Oct.
* slt running 8 or 9 months. Please
state salary wanted. Applications
must be handed to one of the trustees
oni or before the 14th of August as a
* meeting -will be held at the school
house to conaider thme app)lica.tionl.
JOHN HI. CHAPPRLL,
IlR H Y D). SHIOOK LEY,
GEo. P. HILL.
f 2 t.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
INOT LOKINE WELL!
lOT EEIE ELL!
HEN TRY
Robrtson 's Comnpounrid
Syjrup Sarsaparilla.
This preparation is a combination
.of dirugs having alterativo, tonic
s~iimulant and laxative action.
'4It contains throo drugs which tihe
medical profossionl recommend for
~skin disoases. Sorofulous affectiona,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Rtheu
mat.ism, etc.
It is carefully prepared from thc
Spurest drugs and is sold at h cenltf
a bbg)le at
,Rooes/son &~ Gik'er's
Drur' 8/Ore.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
The court of General Sessions will
convene at Newberry next Monday.
Col. Jno. S. Reynolds nas in the city
yesterday and gave us a pleatiant. call.
Mrs. Rebecca Brown is in Norfolk,
Va., on a visit to her son, Dr. Israel
Brown.
Messrs. Levi Kibler and F. A. Gra
ham wil give a first class barbecue at
the Autine Huzhardt pIlace on Wed
nesday July 21.
-Divine Service may be expected in
St. Lukes church, on Sunday next, at
11 a. mt. and 6g, ni., by the Pastor,
RevfJA' volm es.
a meeting of the patrons of Helena
.admy held on Saturday, the 26th,
the following trustees wore elected:
J. H. Chappell, Irby D. Shockley, Goo.
P. Hill.
County Chairman Cunningham will
issue a call in a few days for the execu
tive committee to meet at Newberry on
the 24th inst. to make arrangements
for the caipitign meeting at Newberry
Dwelling for Ret.
Corner McKibben and O'Neall streets.
Apply to G. B. Boozer. f&t3t
-aw
Luther League Meating.
The members of the Luther League
will meet at Mrs. P. Robertson's resi
dence to-night at half-past eight o'clock.
1,very one is requested to be present.
The meeting will be literary and so
cial.
Stockholders' Meeting.
SECHRTARY'S OiEicj-, June 23, 1897.
Tile annual meeting of the Stock
holders of The Newberry Cotton Seed
#11 Mill and Fertilizer Company will
be held at the Council Chambers at
Newberry, S. C., on Wednesday, July
7th, 1897, at 3 p. in.
t&f. 2t L. W. FLOYD, Secretary.
Oxner-Pearson,.
On Wednesday at II o'clock Mr. W.
13. Oxner and Miss Annie It. Pearson
were united in the holy bonds of natri
mony. Mr. Oxner Is a prosperous far
mer of Maybinton and Miss Pearson is
the handsome daughter of our towns
man, Mr. G. W. Pearson. Thje Her-ald
and News extends congratulations and
best wishos.
A Gaie of Ball.
Don't forget the game of ball this a
ternoon between Newborry and Chap
pells. The game will be called promipt
ly at 5 o'clock, and the players are re
quested to be on the diamond no later
than 4.30.
The following men will play on the
Newberry team:
J J Abrams, c; A S Wells, p; Richard
Caldwell, 1 b; M L' Wickliffe, 2 b; T C
Pitts, 3 b: J II Caldwell, a s; M P
Hornsby, r f; B T Bishop, c f; Geo M
Kinard, I f; Arthur Copeland, Pat
Scott and C C Stuart, substitutes.
We hope to see a good crowd out this
afternoon, as this promises to be a good
game. Admission, 10c; ladies free.
GEo. M. KINARD,
Captai n.
In tile vicinity of Boquet, Westmnore
land. Co. Pa., almost anyoue can tell
you how to cure a lame back or stiff
neck. They dampen a pie0ce of flannel
with Chamberlain's Paul Balm and
bind it on the affected p)arts and in
one or two (lays the trouble has disap
peared. The same treatmeni, will
promnpty cure a pain in the side or
cheat. Mr. E. M. Frye, a proeminlent
merchant of Boquet, speaks very
highly of Pain Balm, and his recomi
mendatioens have had much to do with
making it p)opular there. For sale by
W. E. Peiham.
J. H.LWEST
Offers for sale his entire stock of.
GROCERIES and(
STORE FIXTURES
Such as Safe, Soda Fountain,
Show Oases, Lamps, &c.
My object is to dispose of my
Grocery business in order to give
my entire attention and time to
the Furniture business.
Any one wishing to buy apply
at once. Thisj is a good oppor
tunity for some one, as my stand
is an excellent ene. f, tf.
The Atlantic Coast Line is offering
inducements to all those who wish to
take summer trips.
Tickets to Glenn Springs from New
berry $4.45, Prosperity $4.45, Clinton
$3.35.
Tickets to State Convention, United
States Con federate Camps, GrI'envillec,
S. C., will be on sale Aug. "1, 25, 26,
with final limit Aug. 30. Round trip)
tickets one cent per ile each way.
Through tickets from Charl eston
$4.85, Clinton, 95c, Darlington $3.90
Newberry, $1.40, Prosperity, $1.50,
Sumter, 3.10.
Round trip) tickets to the International
ConvcntionBabtistsYou ngPcoplcUnion
will be on sale July 13, 14, and 15, with
final limit July 21 at the rate of ('ne first
class fare. An extension of the final
limit to Aug. 15 can be had by deposi
ting the return portion of ticket with
agents of the terminal lines at Chmatta
nooga p)rior to .July 19.
The Tariff 11il P'asses the senate.
Washington, July 7.-T1he tariff bill
pafssed the senate at 4:40 o'clock this
afternoon by a vote of 39 to 24.
The final speeches were made by
L$utler for the populists, and Teller for
the silver republican.
WIO 111O' MINNIE TUtNEt?
1hot From Ankbuall on Wetlinesday Night.
Thie Coroner was called to hold. aii
i1nqtest yesterday oi Mrs. Werber's
place, absgtt five mIe from town. The
jur. of ihjlest was unable from the
evidence to connect anyone with the
homicide.
Minnie Turner, colored, has been
separated fion: her husband for some
time. On Wednc8day evening 4he
and a man named Gallman were on
their way to prayer-meeting, and as
they passed along an uncleared place
on M rs. Werbor's place a load of No. 6
shot was empt lied into the left side of
Minnie, from t,he effects of which she
died. Gallman received a shot in his
right hand and one in his left arm. He
says she ran off from him and her body
was not found until yesterday morning.
It was about 150 yards fron where
they were when shot. and it, is thought
she died almost instantly. No clue
was given from tie evidence before the
Coroner's jury as to who did the shoot
Ing.
The verdict of the jury was that she
came to her death from a gun shot
wound at, the haids of soine one un
known to the jury.
Dr. J.. M. Kibler held the post mor
tem examiination.
PURE DEVILMENT.
A Lot of Boys Break Up and Take Off the
Iamps on Boundary Street.
One night during the week a lot of
boys on devilment bent started oil
Boundary street and took the lamps off
t,he posts and broke them up, about
li fteen in mmber.
The police oflicers went to work and
Thursday night they had five negro
boys arrested and in the guard house
with strong proof of their guilt. They
think there is one more in the gang
tid they will get him.
The ficve arrested are Ernest Ruff,
Antony Murray, George Miller, Asia
;ones, Emory Pettis. The other one
Is Babe Brooks.
If they are guilty the extreme pen
itty of the law should be given them
uid ia term on the chain gang would
tot be too good, or too sevre.
it, is a piece of vandalism for whlich
'hure is no possible excuse.
so
I)yfiiacumI n1(licum.
If the reader ever saw these words
Jefore lie has seen wlat. the ~ wAiter
lever did. Yet we presuio they are
3orrcet.
It will be remembered, especially by
he resideiits of Ward 2, that for the
nst several years tiere has bern es
Wecially at nigit, at times it ver.y
)>fensive odor in certain: poi-tions of
:,hat ward. A long time it was sup
)osed to have come from the old
bn-yard and so strong was this 911
viction that the last vestige of,the tan
Vard was dug 1) buried and biid&1 up.
1Ie offensive odor still remained.
The health officer was called upon
tnd hle spent days and nights in tile
affort to locate it and thus be aLble to
cmove the cause but all to no purpose.
As for cleanliness that plortion of tIle
:it,y was ini exellent condition.
Thle th ig remained3(. It app)leared
,tbout this time of year andl at inter
vals all thlrough tile sunuer:. but more
perceptibly we are told in the mlonthi
f September.
The origin lhas at last been traced
und it, is now said thlat it all comes
froml the D)yti scus Inmd icus whlich
interpret.ed is some kind of a bug about
2 inches widec and three to four incehes
long whenCl fully dlevelopIed. This bug
is found on the ashl trees in the rear
part of Mr. D)uncan's lot. A comn
mli.ttee of citiz/enls wvent upi onl Wednes
daiy .afternoonl anld caged1 in an oyster
ani .two or t,hr'ee of them andl they
coulJd be seenl yester'day at, Council
Chamlber.
Dri, Mayce gives us t,he namne of tIme
atnimial and he thinlks the best way to
get rid of t.hem is to have thenm knock
ed off andl killed.
Somuethl~ing thiould be1 (done1 and no
doubt will be att on1ce by counciil to get
rid of tihe varinl1It.s.
The general nme of t,Is bu1g is
(coleop,t.era, but, t,he plopular namie is
beetle. Th'ie hooks say there are about
S0,000) species or more, and tIle nlame
gi venm above is the name11( of this p)artic
ular hug found ini Newberry.
Somie p)ersons1 thinik tihe best way to
be1 rid1 of thiemi is t,o paiy so much(3 apice
for t,hemi.
C lffhi'mbrlai's (Cough Rlemedy curecs
('odds, erouip and1( whoop ig cough.
It, ia pleansant , safe and( reliable. F~or
saile by3 WV. E. Pelham.
LOWER THAN EVER
Fresh supply
HARRIS LITHIA
and
GLENN SPRINGS
Water for sale at $1.50
a crate.
Pelham's Pharmacy.
1HAR1S LI TN/AWA TEH~I
Carbonated Lithia Water,
Soda Water,
Ginger Ale
Sold to the Wholesalo and
Retail tradle at lowest Prices b)y
S. B. Jonos,
Agrent for Namborny
A GOOD SHOWING
A FINE JINEALTI 1IKCOltD FOt TiIC
PAST' IEN MONI'HI.
The Annual ieport of the Board of 51"aIth
ant of l'athm-The 8anitary Cou.ditio(i
of tho Town Excellenit-The leath
ilte Very Lo*.
We give below the r0ep'rt of the
board of heith and' also the -table of
statistics showing the m1ilfiNe'of-deaths
and the causes. Theso flgure should.
disabupe the mind of any one that blow
berry Is a sickly place. The percentage
of death Is less than two to the thous
and.
Newberry, S. C. July 8, 1897.
To the Mayor and Aldermen, New
berry, S. C.
Gentlemen By order of the board
of health I herewith submit to you for%
your inspection and information the an
nual report of the president of the
board of health, which was read and
approved by the board and referred to
your honorable body.
Respectfully submitted,
C. A. BOWMAN,
S3ecret.ary.
Newborry, S. C., July 7, 1897.
To the Board of Health, Newberry,
M. C.
Centlemen: In accordance with my
duties as president I herewith submit
my annual report to you of all works
and improvements done in our town
during the past year, and the general
condition now.
We have formulated a new set of san
itary rules and regulations which have
been very satisfactorily enforced by-our
eicient health of1icor.
In noticing the sanitary imi)rove
monts I am persuaded that no ordi
naice has resulted in bettering the
condition of the town more thanl rulo
four referring to privies, rule five and
eight referring to slops and garbage
and rule ten prohibiting hogs in town.
It is quite hoticeable that wo have at
much cer tow'n than formerly and
very little foul air is inhaled from do
caying matter. Especially improved is
that part of town known as Factoryville
in regard to its privies and drains.
I am also convinced that the remov
al of hog pens from town frees us of a
nuisance which formerly gave us great
cotAcern. We have opened up and wid
cned Scott's Creek the entire distance
through town, and afl branches and
drains running into it.
The town now has a good, clean sur
face drainage, and. there Is no reason
why we should be inflicted with any
disease from it local cause.
The citizens are begjnning to see the
gret aianag in havinig a Clean E;anl
Itary town, and we have no trouble in
getting them to acquiesce in our, at
tempts at iaIprovements and wvith little
or no expense to the board.
There are some surface wells that
nust, be condemned, and as soon as our
water system is well established this
will be-attendod to. -
This leads me to remark that we
shall soon have water from the artesian
well to every part of the town, and we
should recominend that our citizens
generally use it.
In recciving the Secretary's annual
report of births and deaths, I was grat
fied to sC that our mortality roll has
been less than two per cent., notwith
standing the epidemic of lagrippe dur
ig last winter.
In cone11sion I would state that we
may congarattilate. ourselves upon our
g.norial sanitary condition, and hopo
that by another year an even better re
port may be shown.
Respectfully submitted,
J. Mf. K11Lmm, M. D.
Presi. mnt.
iaILLi OF MORTALITY.
ReItur'n of deaths within the Town of
Necvberry f roan Septeamber 1, 1890, to
JIune :30, 1897:
wialTECs. AND
eOI.OR'D.
Ad& chit- Ad- 1 chi
CAUSFS oF D)EATlI. tilt. nI' nlstti
Convuiloin....................... . ' . r.. I '
Consuniption .................. 2 3 .. 2 2 ...
Heart F'aaiure.................I 2....2 1 ...
Cholera Inmfantu:n............. ......2 ... .....
Exented at Jail................... . . . . . .
(Gastra Eiuteril.................... :..........
Memubranaous Croup ............ ... ...2 ........
Paralysis.......................... ..., ... ,..,.,.. :.....
Cystiti........................... .... ... ... ,. . .
A poplexy ........................... ... ,. ... . . .
nlronachitis............ ......... ...... ... a a. .
Inflnaanintion of nloweas ............. a ... a .
P'r.eunonia.................... 2 2 12 2 2 . 3
Charoanic ntrigaht's isease...............
naurn................................ . ...
old Age............................ ....
Unaknown....................... .......
Railroad Accident................... ...
Premnat ure nirthi.... ............ .. ... 2 1
Enado Carditis.................. .....
I.a Gri pp i........,.........a .. .
Peaitoniatis.,............2......
Iui cidle.................................
Cancinaonin a........ -.......
Conagestiona of Stosnach.....
Post, Partuma Hemtoarhage..........
Chuonic IDirrhoca.................
Car buncele... ..............,...
Canicer of Stomnach...............
Croua p .........................
Cardiaac D)isease..................
nilions Fever.............
Canacer Uteri.................I .
Conagest,ion of nran.......... .
Puterp)eral Convulalons.........
D)ysenitery............... .....a .....
Enatera Catitis............. .a......
a3 3 6 12 9 13 6 7
RECAPITULATION.
Whites, 44; blacks and colored, 35;
totatl, 79; excludinag4 still-bornis, 1 wh ite
and( 3 blatcks.
AGES.
Under I year of age..........10' 12
Between I ai3d 5 years< of age.. 51 5
" 20 "30 . " .. 3 0
"' 30 "' 40 "' . .. 3 4
"' 40 "750 " .. 31
" 40 "560 " ... 4:i
" 70'"'80 "' .. 6
" 80'" 90 '' " .
Totali................ 4-3
White-Males 4lci,26; total.
births, 92.
Estimnated Ppltb820
black anid colord q0
The death arate er. n 000.to
ten amohthe was a lif4t lesht e
cent. . el. e,tt pe
D)eaths, 70; bodies brought. her 17;
still-borne, 4. Total nutnber~ of burial
permnits issued, 100.
C. A. B3OWMAN, Secretary.
July A,10'7.
bKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its great leavening
streugth and healthfulness. Assures
the food a.ainst alum and all forms of
adulteratioa common to the cheap
brands. .
ROYAL BAKING POWDERVO.,NEW YORK
OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET.
ALL THE NEWS OF A LIVE AND PHO
UESSIVE TOWN.
(Special Corrogpondonce lornd and News.1
The Southern \Vater Supply Co.'s
force at work here having falled to dis
lodge the bit that was fastened in the
well they were drilling for the cotton
mill, have been ordered to start a new
well, and they are now at work getting
ready to put it dowi with all Iossible
dispatch. They will use the lpresent
well for their engine. The present
well furnishes something like 6,000
gallons a day, so they say.
Our baseball boys are greatly elated
over the prospect of a game of ball with
Batesburg on-the 15th acsd Rb. The
games will be on the Prosperity dia
mond. Our association will give a
minstrel exhibition and musical in the
near future for the benefit, of the club.
Tihe date of the entertainment, will be
given later, and all who enjoy a game
Df ball will help the cause by attending.
Watch for the date.
Kohn, the ice man, got in another
ar last Saturday. le says that Ice is
:me of the best going things he ever
Lackled. If it don't sell it melts, and
t1most before you know it it is gone. It
is one commodity that moves.
To thc|-ditor of the Advertiser:
"'re thou reinarks't another sin,
Bid thy conscience look within."
Several new bikes have made their
Ippearanee in town. Miss Lena Mose
Icy, Messrs. Ben Wheler and R. C.
counts are the latest, and we hear of
>tiers to follow. There are now about
!5 wheels here.
There is considerable impwovement
going on in town, repairing as well as
new buildings. As we saidi some time
igo, we will give in detail it some
ruturo time the new homes and im
p)rovements for the past, 12 months, and
think it will make a very favorable
ahowing for our little burg, aid the
good work still goes on. May it be
ever thus.
Dr. Hallman held Iis secon(d qucar
terly commuun ion in Grace church on
Sunday and prechLled one of his usual
fine sermons.
Mr'. 10. B. Hayden, who hacs made his
home wit,h us since last, April, has de-~
cided to go back to his home in the
B'ay State. lHe has sov'ered his con nee
tion with the cotton muill compf:mny and
will leave for Boston on the 19t,h. We
have been in ti mately assomciat,ed with
Mr. Hayden for the p)ast, fifteen months
and can bear test,imony to his high
characte:' and gent,lemanly bear ig,
and no one regrets his depart,nre more
than the writer. He and1 hiis est.inable
family will be0 missed by all of us, and
wve can only hope that it Is a matter of
time until they will return to us. They
will be missed in many ways. We
know of no0 mtore hospitable home t,ban
thei's. We wish them bon voyage andi
much leasumre as they ecujoy the cool
sea breezes aroundl Nant,ucket while I
w' swelter w it,h the mercury up around
the 101) mark.
E0ditor Aull was In town' for a coule
hours Wcdnesday. lie saysa he is
afraid to tackle so many JIohns as t,here
were in the Senatorial race unless lhe
had been named J1ohnc, then there would
have been luck in odd numbers, live
Johmis, as it is now, his name might
have' b*en Dennis, so he st.ayed out. A
wise1c6it1rnsion, ehm?
-Yc4s;:'hips, old man Kay will he on
hand whecn the watermelon and Ice
creamn festival comes oil' in honor of ye
editdr, and promises to (10 hIs full duty
to cream anid melons, prmovididl you don't
eat 'emnhIl before I get there. I would
makd of' off'er an amendment to your
sug'gestA'on, and that is t,hat uall of us
who have better halves are to bing
them with us, and t,hose corriesp)ond(
cnts who have none shall bring their
best girls or bi st, fellow wit.h t,bem,
make a basket picnic and go out to the
old fair grounds and have aL general big
time. What say you, 01(1 boy?
Among those who have beeni visit
ing in our' city (?) dunring the pamst
week I note Miss Lovitte Shelton, of
Oconee, who has beeni on a visit to hem'
friend, l i ss Nann ie Simpson)01.
Miss.Maggic IRussell will leave in a
(lay or two for a pileasant sojour'n In
S3umtem .
Miss Belssie Rauch, of Saluda County.
has.Uicen vIsiti ng Miss Nannice Simpson.
-"Misses. Mary Bond and (Cari'Ic Lee
Buford, of uippem' Newvberry amnd Lau
renA Counties, have been visit,ing rela
tives in town and the Mt. Lu~ike's com
'.Vheo Woman's Missionar'y Society of
Gr'ec church will give a (lime reading,
fr,drill andu musical In thle near' fu
Pire. D)ates will be announed( later'.
The Luther Le rgmue of (GraiLcl enhb
on FrIday night. Mr. .'eugle's resi
denc being a little way out., the young
men will provile vonlveynices and give
the girls at straw ride out. amd back.
This will be ant elljoyablo aghkir.
M rs. Ito:4mnah Nichols, wife of A.,,n
INl. Nichols, was laid to rest in St..
Luke's ectnetery on Monday , uged 68
yosrs, 2 months and .' days. Rev.
Ilearden preached tho fuieral dis
comrse. We lean that ir. Nichols
himself Is InI bad health anld vonlfined
to the house a part ' the ti me.
Misses (Isuile Kihlel. Iizzie and
Cora Domninick or your city are itn at
tondaice upon th Central Laeague
which Illeet.s in (irace chrl-ch to-day.
'i'hursday. Nitr. W. 1I. Aull is also inl
attendance.
The Central League, which is in ses
sion will have a pienie dinner to-day in
grove at the ehurel and it will bel an on
joyable affair. The Epworth Leugue
and other young pooples'soclet,les were
invited to join the Luther League in
their pleisant rereations to-day.
The youing peoples' sovieties of the
A. It. 1. Church will hold their ses
sion in Prosperity ehirch next Tlurs
day and itlay. There will be repre
seitatives here fromi all the Southern
states. \e a-C glad to be thius hon
oreud.
Irs. Missourii Long amnd Miss Mary
Jane Long have gone on at visit, to the
family of Mr. Mlarion ). Wartner of
Gr eenwood.
The children of Y. A. I ester, .1 im
mie and Mabel, who have been otn a
visit to their grandmother, Mis. llan
nuah Lester, retirled to the (Colide
MiaxWeli Orphanage last 0riday.
A nmber of otu cittizens have been
trying to follow the practice of Izak
Walton aid have gone 1I.-iihig, but not
With Izak's fort-une. Haltyne says he
got all he wanted, atid your sribe can
bear testimony to A. G.'s share for we
were invited to partake of his share
with him), and our word for it., we par
took in full. Bunce says thlt thy got
at least 150, but, they nmst have been
IImInows, as they (1I(d Iot, biitg 1tnjy
hotie with the i from tle fishintg .trip
like A. Go. and IHlayne did. Next anne,
boys, you go aloig with the (it, vets.
They know how to catch lish.
Kenniy says lie is Its m1u ch :, vet. as
any body who went to Nashville. lle
slept itt it room with 1 veteralis from
Tennessee, and if that don'tt make one
it veteran what would. All our vot
urans have rut,luined atid artn hilgh inl
t,heir pi'alses of the exposition. Cap
sIys the SI AW is OelC too manyttiV 1'r
him, but 18 usual, lie has se the
fuiny side of all the htappening ai
draws a crowd its soon its lie b h:. to
relate his "experience."
Capt. GIlstoni is still improving and
is sittinlg u1 1 pa-t Of tihe t1i tme.
One of out' young mnen has been look
ing forlorn and refuses to he Comfort cd.
lie sa1tys his bike hits no tm1ore ch.aims
fot' lim11 since his gi ,l and he'-r wIhel
has gon)e home. Never mind. (we,r
up There is lift in the old an! yet.,
and yoti may yet ride wit,h ot.bers.
.'hanki you1, Chips. Coulm. oull m1111
take something with tme at Kohn's
80oda fotintain. it's tuy treat. C alt fom'
what you will have. K Av.
With thatnkfulntess thteirt restoratioti to
htealth by the ttse of Hood's 8t Srsapa
r'illa.
TIhinOk (If the vatst armny who ha ive
been Ciere by~ this miediti ne
Men, woment and1 c'hihb-'en, who have
sutffer'ed the conlsequietnces of impmtne.
blood, who have beent the itims1 oIf
scr'ofulIa sore's, eru-nptions, dysp epiat,
ttet-vousnmess, atnd sileelessniess.
They htave ttried ot,ber mted icine's anid
have failed t,o obtint t'elie'f. 'Thiey
tried Hood('s Narsapari Illa antd it d id
them good. TIhey pIeeered itt its use
Do y'ou wvottoer thiat they praise it. and(
recommttend it to y'ou?
Big Drop in Prices,
$30, $40, $50 and $75.
Now is the time to
buy.
F. A. SCHUMPLRT.
I. ~ -Agent.
10,000 lbs. Drmy Hides H ighest cash
price ptaid for them.
f.tt. 2ti. SIJMii m.:tn B Ros.
Tihiis d istintgu ished( getitlemtan was in
the ci t.y 0n 1bus1itess anid seeinDg friends
du rintg last week. It will be r'emtem
bered t,hat lie repr)tesenitedl the Th ird'l
South Cartol in DoIistt'iet int the Nattional
H ouse of ilierseit ai ves dou inig Ct'isp's
Speaker'shtip, where hiis ail ity was
r'ecogntized, bei ng frcqettetly enliled to
preside ovetr the b)ody. Hie was atlso at
promietnt, and( utse ful tmemberit of our 1
late constitutiottal coniventiont. II is
ntnte has been mnit itionled inl iotnntectionit
w ith thte petndin g Setnat orial enivass
and is priobablly the alelst, and1 soundtest
nameii mencitioneid, stand intg squoai'tely
w it,h soundil dlemtocratic prtinlcipIles, lie
talks intellIigetitly utponi the po11i ticali
aituatiotn ini thtis State and1( the coon
try.-Laurttetns Adver't,iset'.
dIreni was sick withi a severe hiowel trout
ble, Our (doctor's reinedieos han1 failed,
then we t riedh C hamberlain's Colic,
Cholera anid D)iarrhtoen ltemiedy',
whIeh ga5ve very speedy rol'ef. WVe
regatrd It as the best mieeiie ever ptt
otn tihe market for bowel comtiplaini s.
Mrs. E, 0. GIregory, Frederotiekstowtt,
Mo. This cerralitnly is toheobst lmedlli
cin ever pult ott thte miar ket for dySsetn
tery, Suimmteor comnplainth, colic itndl
cholera inifantum in chilldren. It, ntever
fails to give promp~t rellef when utsedi it
reasonable ti mte and the phti ma pr- itedI
direct.Ions are followed. Manty mo1) th
ers have exlpresised their sincere gratI
tudoe for the cures it has effecct,ed. F"or
sain hv W- I. Polbam.
No Cripe.
When you take loott's Ills. The ,ig, o14-1as.
toned, sigar-.coateid ills; which tear you all to
pieces, are not In it witht Ilood's. Fasy totako
HO&Od
and easy to operate. i ti
of Hood's Pills, whih ar
up to diato In every respect.
Safe, certain a m1 i sure. All
driggistS. 25.. C. 1. Hood,& Co., I.owell, Mass.
Tho only i'llls to Like with Ilood's SarsaparillW
As it is Important for
Any One to Eat, So
Equally Important are
Weoly Balai
OFFERS
To every one desirous
of saving money,
d'I-li ' AliE MONEY SAVEtS.
rtj' 'Folt 1I1S WEEK ONLY,
i yds. Standard P rint,s for only 25c.
8 ydIs. Newberry cloth for only 25c.,
S yds. Fig-.red, Lawn for only 25c.
8 yd.3 Knibioidery for only' 25o.
8 yds. Val. Lace for only 25o.
I pir.1h Ch i id's S1ippers foi, only 25o.
I ''i - St I-aw IIn t for man or boy 25c.
I Cat. NewOrleans Syrup only 2i.
.3 ians (2) Sy rup P'eitches " 25(1.
20 Hbs. ltiehnuond Mtual "t 25o.
1 11). Tea worth 50C "t 25e.
2 11b. Arbtuckle's Coffee " 25o.
60 bIOxVS I'aLor1 iNIlaCH "451
8 hars Sop (good asOctkgon)" 25e.
TERMS.----Cash m, Delivery,
0. KLETThER;,
Tho W ii. and Square Dealer.
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Dtry oos al d l NaryasuI eeIO t
quntit y oif IDry (Goodis, Notions, Wo
meon's, Alisses anid Ch~1idren's Shoes, In
addl loln '' our line of Men's Furnish
ing (i'odas, in's Shoes, Menl's Hats
['ant) s, &c 4., tO81 sppily t he demnid of
Oulr custoliners, so) we have <dividedl our
lIines, I Iak ing the D)ry (oods, Dress
Goods, Wte Go c Tods, Notions, Hosiery,
C hives, &c., and opeing at, the store
rmerl~ny occuiipled by Mr. .id uard
Schloll'z anmd ' i'heo New York tiacket
Store,'" anmd Air. Copeland remainIng
at thle old4 stan o111(f Jones~ & Copeland,
with th le A\len's Furnishing Goods,
Mcen's Shoes, 111at5, &c. We have re
palinited anud retitted our store so that
you will searcel'y be abile to recognize
he plaice when oui i net'1 visit us, but
our pulrpose is to4 contInue makiaug 1w
p)rovemnents, soI hhat, our store will be
the mosit. attractivye place In Newherry,
andi~ we i ntend( doing everything that
our tweniy-five years' experience inI
busim11 5as and1 the aidvanltages we enjoy
by keeping ini touIch with the best
posted muerchanists of thecountry and the
largest smarkets and hiouse's of the
world will enle( u1s to (10, and by
keepinmg strictly reliable Goods anid
selling them at close Onl to wholesale
pices, we Ismope to4 rnerIt an Increased
shiar' (if y'oWly business overy month,
Itememberla' whmat, we keep and put tihe
11.istw hero you en cn refer to It: Dry
hoisde, D)ress Goods, Wite Goods,
I'ablo I inens, Towels, IlosIery, Gloves,
I ltadkerciefs, L,aces, Emnbroiderie,
Spool( a'ttonl, 851oo1 SIlk, Buttons,
Co)rset s, andi( ill k inds15of Smaitll NotIons,
b ad(ies', i'lisses5' anud Children's Shoes.
RAiCKET DEPARTM'T
We shall r'etalin the ba at features of'
thie Rlacket D epantrtument , and a!lwatya
sell gott ii iin I ll i F urdpartments1 goods
at1 as close at miargin o1(f pIroflt,. as ever
(oild by the Rtacket *tore. We bought
tihe stock, knuow what 1t cost, wha't they
sold it for, and1( knmow what we are.
talkingL about.
TERMS CARH.
We' dion't care to sell a cent to aniy
one, withIouat the cash, but there are
some10 peopleit( of unqu(iestionied crediit who
it Is dilic1.ult to refuse a few dlays' ac.
c.41xomodti on, and1( until .Otobier let,
187, wo are going 1.o popularize the
och system by', allowing ai disBcount of
live (.5) per cent . on ail csh~i pur chtases,
which shouldII sho1w plaily to those
wh'Io haet' at credit tile adIvantaiges of
j-ay Ing enshi. Tlhose who buy on a few
dlays' I imoU, a5 aill bills mniust be paid thme
first of each month, ilil pay just 5 per
cent. more than those wvho pay Cansh,
A. C. JONES.
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