The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, November 05, 1897, Image 2
The Herald and News take! kl'\s.tur
in aeknowleiging that ii was in er'rr
in igard to the two arv ligt.s lat i o
mntuionledl in T11e,dly's pApVI", As 1
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bad j bhc ist homeit emra att in -g lticha in
rioti r eto,l' but thCt i wa I s d ri t ten
aItedi .I was drafntethtiotedt o m ad n
inteetred tthliroodh eilaueb
11': n. si Ne a ow trihimtelf. the grtita
fap-orte of prhin n, t a.tnd tbe-ii stile
t inell tot i.reeisie a wandfu tncan iver
treme old ige. l Piieila tomnt o the o
hitgtesi tebarne i't ie ami yinencet. .ain
univs ally it estpeit ed fortl s ev di tsitr
ietd t .ve s ta ndgt t lov itittor huma itt.
'Ih was fotnaties tat proiin titha
suc a fath tlltoterhoodl.ilaio
wf acte in tiinti nd tthetr sa
to sill f or ti e iia andti I e hait al
purples ault ; a prvited eneorws thepu
is met0 a'-ot' airtifene inese amoim
risotnmean timae l)i iestte' serntsan
tatents vioatilty wth slwhir prnt
ous, tin183iti ll ftrthersa legislationve
51ne u.i S twas enacted, ,proviingfr oerh
thgor f'ound.titt itself, the i)lawtt wase
peasldand af limsite lcns law veti
tuted tutin th5 int wareenadted bys
eaantee nd i the alsmore. severe
for isntvioato. Thias foaw hasconot
rny rmaied on theNsatuty booketid
ince butin 18S4 i was1 ngated "into
the cont iuo itself,sto prven whe
cotesotabe evidence of futssinnge
rte ak o cit.nw "Naynfifty amend
creualrated iqu uro "ofturniching
fnd hel6 . and ian io p:- pr.poon
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frn.lal I:tt-. annt in -at sam-i wompre
b-! tqaiIIU hieaae et- ' il.. utter
b1.]ia al of ' '- tn>bih'.in itop rohibit":cl
is n ian thi '.ttdid: ind taid,afe oblcNew
Engaz'ndrte at yuu cpare ouhcn
ntiotl pruit ant i donot tink it fatsal
lTtheili }nha ;iuiti ahe sc a ntOiu]
:Ontplica-let i ou own h itulatiotn he
inuot b ie 'iu-lina snt ite if, afr ude:u--os
lt Lifty yat of strial inorc la Sxttoa
Itlaine,a undth aothoulie oft (;en
keytrog'i wenmet in ts afavor,
prilersdtpenhas incrtain lochais hut
pletet' ihie, howit wih wt herobect.
Sou th Caiewni bywrjdith iur fre ende
moatdlized1 publi lanien fthe and. almo.
uT.tt iant lie restrct on lanti expnctto
makn of trhiit ttible ela a al tices os
hma-nuty ofimhliamon tofee, wnIhes
kteiy, smeiwa ithe formi tof bolind
tdvtgers' o prapsy i etrtain lcLLiis but
jt(geneall will een tt.ueL)tei
not. y t hsoere itorshst thatve It thet
leasnstiauympthizeb whthe objerenet.
otherby our toodh tadie of myW ownT
udgmtht. i the rstricto. nd. miu
t'ionofte iserilvl anoe States leto
human I ity io bts lquort raellh',itand thest
fireoily iiie, ay have bhin, ato jin ien
judgm'oenl t illphest e fto te ae-ot
w omp lisomn t 'o ti obegt il ot it am
not- aispsedfto lsson, my efer to t he
len taught byue exaipe frie o
others rto the iserise ost tmyeli own
judgent.n the subject.iothite
ZThere~o ist stile, anothr Stater wherte
-~rt.eprohibition etredxunere tost
favorabl3 eauprt, hand hlOabladmit.ted
yprved a mlt faile et,nrat,uret, frm
maortaondio ase phaps fora spe
Io I''' The poplAtIol is
mAin'y Pa an,, by ecnt with hi
herit'Il Prtani hat".1s and trAditons.
'oblie' s-entnimotit is sinl ha b-en fix)n
Anf early day, st mgly oppos'~ed to in
m Add to this that Iota
w, t1tv hNinnt,r Repblica sto t he
Ci ion. -mirpasing evon 'Vermont ad
I'cnnsy' i\ani inl her whelming Re
oA-hlica,n maoiillntil pr,ollhition
ni.acle ii othern ise. This 1atter point
I - J 'iportani' a it has o bIeen1
i n ong lkpahliaan St.te, and lhosie
-h a low por cetr ' of illiteraey
h*I t1il h t; e ' Ihi bi stin - 1i fnti ll 1a!
-A atnc feNIo0h1 The 04emo
oratic ar-tiy ever.c whore, w%ithout ex
o t:ln far av 1 recall, clings to its
h - '. of "no sumploary legisla
1: .'' th: 1.o at olow Tieryima to eat
an,: 'irir.k % hat Ic plcams 1111 as 1mn1
as ti h,so. Trhere had been .som
u.-i ' o1 : i nl.,e isiai ion -rior: but in 18
'1 r 'trinNgont pronibition amen
mcnt -0 the onsWtitutio was adIpted
b i a popuSar vote in lowa. providing
IAht no prs.ion hali man ufacture for
s'o. or -iI. or keep for sale. as a hev
r A ll a .% ii.tonieating liquor whatover,
i:iilig i. e. wi ne aanal heer. ' his
mno-t a wepst mndmen~nt wtas of coarse
,Iva by the liquor interests in thte
I to.;1 at1 d cec00ared n]l and voi.i by
Ito Sapente Ctvuri of Iit, S.alte on a
a r echnical ity. An) appeal was
ain nad,n to the peple. ard the ne.t
Geea \ssemb;ly at "'the mttl excit ing
: in e Iitry of loWaJ 10 l_'eiSIa
.. 'n itei a laW to :-o-ure total pro
-h "na to inceorrate ihe prol
b o amnidllient in tie sattes.
r1 w-"as alNO made to upt
i the 1 ourt: but failinL in
Mm.oraneJ schemc , %vtere under
Za, r. W ashon. This resalted in
nnmorc e laiin Iss,
the sale of intoxicants in
h If the ''pLarlmacisW'' for
mr, etrc'hanical p)uposes
on. - n-i lit ba\e bo-'en tXpected,
a -.ct me~ a tremendous- increse
n h) r of ''ltrmacie,." and~ thi
; ma:z pro%pertos business in
S Thn00o an ent1ireV lkkm-w
w b we n'e bieen- h ia-iing and2
ct aic i m C:arolina.
S n . kown a the Lv-Dolivery
rMiginal 1a0kage himuom..
T Coi:rt-rc irnvoked.ha
a- lu:tintd it heae. 'ar
n TMre:t wa- lt'wa wa.t
-0 NW wih - l.nl Ickage
.-:Ly were woAld. Vwry nu-h
a W Wo Anem itt il, Soith (Krolina.
TKY MW:1v- in a mo-t deloralK
frbl t elyttIo fet '.hinor. with
a" o tIhi part of tho local all
V S - t re--tram. tax or vegalt it.
It cylilli :aled that Ism. s of thent.
o!._-.-_. po age holes"* w%er't open inl
S.: at o:we time. <>If iSourse' such
-%%h.owa inat):"rable. ('ongres s
wa 1n 4kt'1d. inti prompl111tly 1aS!IL ed. at
VaVrecnte of the lite Senatior \Wikl
! t.at State. w%-hat Las since been
nr tn thle allthoritie- oft al State
'in1- *-xeraise itt its police ptowerl,"
the-:uane rigtt over impotirted ittoxi
iourl- thIiis law haid tIhe e!Teet oIf at
oncet t-l',ini all the-se "original packl
httYt lhtle--." This lawtt has beent fulivt
-u-ta inled byv the* Suprneme Court, andti it
a ill inthtles,. eolntne to do so. iut
t-re i.- a teery essen-tial di tferenace he
Stween the then situat2tion in Iowa, and2(
otur pre'senlt situaition herec in South
('arol0i na. Theret' it wats a str'uggle he
tween a r-al hiona tide prohibit ion law,
a verIitabl'Ie "ex\erci seof the pllice piow -
er,"as- thle Wi lson La2w expresses it, to
sua~ppress thle t rattlle enti rely, ont the
(til sidei tad thle "originali package"' on
thle ither'. Here it is State ma(toIopol
of t he liqttuor tra tle for t he sakle of giil,
and t fori I oliit icalI power, as hats 1bee*n
cleatly estabilishied, on1 one side and1( the
"orttiginIal pactikalge" on the other-. TheI
ditincijolt is 1iportaint, its everyw one
must atdmIit. atnd onI this5 distinctioin wits
based the lir'st dcCisionI of Jutdge HuItd
sonl aigailnstI thle d ispenlsary' as well as
thle latter onles (It Chief J ustice Mel ver
of our t Staite Stupri~emie ('ourl t, and .1 ud ge
Simont111on ot thie Federal Court.I. It re
maains to lbe seeni whIet her or- not thtese
iecisionas will be reversed by the hi gher
Coulrt s. I shaall bel ieve it only when I
seec it donle.
litnt ntwttithstanlding the dieisions oif
the Cotm-ts were ent.irely faivotrable to1
the Iowa pribfit io' la1w, it wats ad
maitted ion atll sides, even by its oIwn
f riends, the llepublIicans, to be a tailure;
anid whIileI it has1 been left stantdinlg Onl
the Statutle books, to be (carr'ied (1ut1 to
somIle 1 etet inl Ithe rural distrIicts, anl
(11her laiw, knoawn its the '"Mulet Law,"'
wichel is I vitually( a hvi iigh Ilicenlse liaw,
has1 been enlacte byith lie lpubllicani
paty of the statIe, alga inst the I )emo
era-tts, and1( is now in full totrcc in atllah
townls and cities.
'l'he following is tihe test.imony of a
leaid ing pIroi iititoln llpullian as to
t.he utterci tailuIIri of the pIroh)iblition1
htw: "I t hats bleen a1 dIsmal failurpe. '1h1
will oif tile fieople is against it. The
illciatls elected are hostile to) It. G 'andii
juiies c'lljompoed oIf good menI reftused to
indliet the gul ilty, ill the fatce of t,he
most.51 0verwhleling evIdence. 1>e.i
jurosia refuse0 to conviet (It tol find1 a vecr
d ict for damages Iln cottrt act ions under
he liawi. 'T'wo hunldedi satloons, withI
open~l diors and1( no4 elfort- at conese-lnment
ate sel lng Iln violation oif the lawt, etc."
Suich is theoclogntenat and1( emp(htie
tstimonyV ias to t.he faillure oIf "lprohibIi
titoln to pr'oh ibit,"' even In the State of
Iowia. ThIs wvIt.niess speatks spOcially3
fiol ht is Owln -Scot t- county in w 'hlelh
the city of D)avenaport Is located. WVhat
then coutld we 11011 to accComlish hee
in Soth Carolina11.
As thisi ne0w "Mutlet lawtt" adopted
only in 1894, Is very simnilar- totIhe Ohio
law, I wIll gIve somne account of the
two In conneeCt.lOnl In antheriO aticlle, as
t,his is already tno long. n3 0. n
TO THE TUNE
OF
Low Prices
Hard im howlers h o0W1 no nore
when11 they reach 0. Klettr' r'-;WI.
Wittl prices lower thanl their "l
A frown Is changed into a smile.
IT'S A FACT
Pe1pl Como1 h1 re 11ik plank dOwn
old timo pricts but are greatly pleas
ed when they L-r thoelink of retur
ning "ohange."
No wondei our compt-titors!
endeavor to compete With us.
We, however, compete with
none but excel them all by
saving loney to every onk"
that trades with us.
k'WHERE ARE A t'EW OF
OUR Rul TrCmTr.nis
1,000 boxes blueing, sift-top, Ipr box. l
1.000 boxes blacking.. per box. Ie.
1,600 I'. Arm ki. Soda kkeg) per 1). 2?'.
300 water buckets (woodi each. ~.
1,500 suspenders. per pair. 9'.
Note. Our windows illustrate the
imInense orib tickling bargains tnat
await all who buy their goods from
0. KLETTNER,
The Fait and Snate Iealet.
IF YOU WANT
A BUGGY,
SURRY or
WAGON
Call oi 11s before buying.
We now have the lprettiest
earload of Buggies and Snr
ries that we have ever had.
We expect. a carload of
"OldHiclory"Waons
next week. There is 1o
Wagoni on our market better,
and our prices are as low a1s
can )0 m1ade fo' the same
grade of work.
Ed. R. HIPP.
To START THiIS SEASON, wR
ARt' OF"ElING SOM i*
VERY LOW PRICFS!
1 case 41-4 Bleaching, at 5c.
1 ease Outing, at 5c.
1 case Indligo BlIue l'rnts, 5e.
I ease Oil Ried Pr~ints. 5c.
I ease 10-4 Blankets, 50e,
2 ha'es 4-4 Sheeting, 5c.
2 bales 2'l-in. Plaids, 5c.
10 pe. 8-oz. JTeans, wool fiilling, I50.
21) pe.3t1-in. Henrietta. wool till ing,20e.
20 pe.44-inl. "' "' '' 5
in our stock of Black D)ress Gloods we
have a complete line in fatney and plain
from 20e to $1.50 per yard. in our (Col
()red( Dress Goods our stock was never
beter in this li ne: you will find style
and pr'ices to suit. In our Silk Stock
you will Iinud all t.he new th inmgs tha!.
are out in Fanicy Str'ipe, I 'laids and
Figured. Also fancy velvets in til
shades. WVe want you to see our' line
of D)amuask, Napkins and D)oylies-5-in.
Ried D)amask at, 25c. Bleaching at all
prices. In Napkins we can giveou a
good one0 for SOce1per doz. - f
You must, see ouri line of Flannels,
Uun)tderwear and 11lan kets, ptrices to
suit all. In our*
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
we are showintg the best line of Sailors'
everi sh)own. Our new~ shlades and fan
ey Hats are wor'th yourt attention,. ia
Ribbons we can show you all of the
new shades and colorinug. Conme and
see what we have newv in fancy' Vellinie
G tWe ae sure we Can pleaso you If
you will give us5 a look.
Davenport & Renwick,
f. ly
Something
New.....
BAS RELIEF
Photographs.....
Call and See
SAM PIES
at.
Salter's
Gallery.
G
self.
A vvwrh
Nion's .\l Wyel Ch
\j,ejk,-; FUN' Alt
- i -,
Nit. wbo.rr. ry, t a ir
a ti~s lasy I %tt tu airt, r.d .hirts,
TUt, z tk, Shirt o.ver tiold for
Mon C t o d al it, . - - - -
W, ,ui -k I to give us a look, and if you are not satistied that We
have the CILEAtEST and BEST line of CLOTHING, SHOES, Hr
n1-th FURN ISIIING ,0'i i;n tho city, wo do not as'. you to buy fron a
We Have Everything that We Advert,se,
CALL AND SEE US.
THE NEWBERRI CLOTHING GOMPAKYN.
New Dross Cood&
I am showing as pretty line o' Dress Fab
rics as can be found anywhere. Not bnly are
we exhibiting attractive and desirable Pat-.
terns, but we are selling at
- - - LOWER PRICES- -
than similar things are sold elsewhere; we
want a share of your business.
We have a few patterns from
last season that we are closing
out at half price.
Yours for business,
S.3 . WOOTEN,
tU ly. NEWBERRY, S. C.
W S BA GAN $MT !
54-in. Ladies' Uloth, 50 and '75c. 40-in. Dross Flannels, 30 and 50c.
31t-in. l)hess Flannels, 25c. 30-in. Navy Blue Serge, 25c.
Siiis and Wool Mixtures, 50 and -15c. Fancy Silks, 25c. 500, '75c, $1.00.
Santacho Braid in all colors. (Gimp) and Dress Sets. Capes of
all description--Plain Cloth Capes, Plush Capes. Line of Ladies'
and Misses' Hats, Sailors, Alpinies and Dress Hats.I
*We are running off a line of '25c Undervests at 15c for the natL
ten days.
WHAT 5c CANBLIm..
Se1"ta hIlnd (heavy), 5e.
ltt,y 'atterns in Dark E'alico, Plaid Dress Goods.
WHAT 4c CAN BUY. -_
4-4 Sea Island.
AJ)t on G,inghams.x,
(Calico, dlark anld light, colors. -
BLANKETS.
1 2-4 Woolen lankets $2 75
1"ul lne f SOP8on iand at pricees to suit one and all, at
WYNN'S BARGAIN STOBE.
C. E. SUMMER. J .SUMR 0.WSME.
SUMME SMR_SRQ& UMER
The Loaders of Deal era In
Low Pnc8 _I First-Ulass Qolls,
Groceries, Hardware, Harness, Dry Goods
....Shoes and ClothIng ....
to arriv oan a gor a just received. Car load Carriages and Buggles'
to rri o i afew(1138 I),i' by unt il you see our goods and get our
pr-ices. Weo enni salve you mioneIy.
D)on't. forget, onr branids of Flourx: Obelisk, Favorite, Blue |Bird,.
Waterloo, old Hickory. Th~ e best Flour sold for the money in thee
Our
7Idvantages!
A few of our intimate friends
know of our advantages; that
we are conlected with Hood,
Foulkrod & Co , of Philadel
phia, the largest Importers
and Wholesale Dry Goods
people that sell the mer
eliants of this ocountry; that
John Wanamaker, who has
the largest Retail Dry Goods
Stores in Philadelphia and
New Yolk, is a secial part
ner of llood, Foulkrod & Co.,
and that all the advantages
in buying and getting Goods,
in a largo way are enjoyed by
us through them, and that
from the day we opened our
store, we have kept faith with
the peop1e, by selling goods
at just ONE-.AF the profit
charged by our COMPUTfTORS,
and in view of the fact that
ou- farmers are being forced
in many instances to sell
their cotton at 5A cents when
they expected to get 7 and 7A
cents, we have decided to fur
nit h th-i goods at our store
on a basis of TEN PER
CENT PROFITS, from now
until January 1st.
I fleturned
From Philadelphia on Wed
nesday, and while there re
newed my contract with Hood,
Foulkrod & Co., for three
years, and I propose to use
my store at Newborry to
give the people
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods and
Notions,
it a lower price than they
have ever bought. I will bo
satisfied with a profit just a
little above the cost of Clerk
hire and store rent, and we
give FAllI NOTICE now to
our COMPETITORS that
this will be the policy of our
store for the next three years,
and we have got SEVERAL
1ILLIONS OF DOLLARS
of money backing us to enable
us to do what we say. So,
uiless you want to throw
away your money, you will
set the aivantage you will
gain by buying your
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Hosiery,
Underwear,
Gloves,
Blan kets,
Flannels,
Jeans,
Cassi melres,
Shoes,
Hats, &c.,
FROM ME.
Our ilAijx !
I have openedI an annexi to
our store ini the old Billiard
R~oom, where we keep Heavy
Jeans, (Cassimores, Shoes,
Jeans Pants, Hlats, &c., to
supply the Wholesale trade
and farmers at Wholesale
Pricos --wben they buy by
picco or case.
P8rsanaI!
It has boon suggested by somo
that 1 could afford to retire from
the lietail Business and give my
entire time to the Wholesale
Trade. But in doing this, I
wvould only benefit my comnpeti
tors, when by continumng my
store I can give employment to
my salesmen and salesladies,
use it for selling $20,000 worth
of my own line of goods, and
give the masses of the people of
Nowberry County the benefit of
lower prices than the people of
anzy counity in the State enjoy.
I prefer to help the many rather
than have the few protected.
Special Sale !
F"or the next week, beginnIng
Mondiiay, November 1st andl end
lng Siiurday, Novembaer 4ith, I
will offer for sale my entire atock
of h'all and Wilnter Wooel D)ress
(Goodls and Silks at FIRS8T COST,
I have ihe largest stock of these
goodls ini Newberry and I don't
want to wait tutil our friends
have all tbonght this class'aof
goods biefore givinig them the ad
vantages of t his sale. The sate
will positively begin and( close
withtil the dates named. I will
be at the store myself during
I his sale. To use a comonex-1
- pression of today, there wilbe
"a hot time" in the D)ry oods
busin,ess in Newberry for the
rext three years, if I live and
keep my he.ltb.
TERMS SPOT CASH.
A. C. JONES,
Originator of New Styles and Low
Prices.
Newberry. S. C., Oat. 28, 1897.