The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 02, 1898, Image 2
IC. 11. A ULL., I' irrou.
COUNTRY H0tIIo01A.
MI'. Geo. It. Koestr, of the Co!nuu
hIa Lecord, wont to the campaign neet
ing at. \Vinn sboro and made a full re
port of the specche8. Tn h[s report of
Col. .1. [1. ltice's 1)eeh ho says:
lie told a vital truth when he said
the otlice of su)erilitendent of ednea
tion wis not a political ollioand tl:ere
fore otight to he sovered from thei poli
th'itl allrpaiign. Tile p eop1lo of the
country have to move to the eties t.o
1;!t, t,hei" hihilen educated. This is
wrong. 'Te' country hchOOIS should b)
huilt ill o that, 11mN1 coul rem1ain onl
timir farms ami have good schools
within reatch of t,heir chiildren.
lie is elin'nt.,%y correct, in this p1osi
tiua. The lIerahl and1 News his heen
p)reach in t,Qat, ame doet.rine for years.
We are glad to see people move to
to.vi but it soli not, ho for the pur
pose of securilg good Hchools. We
need goo(d Schools in every country
cominnmit.y lit the State. The good peo)
1)I of 1.htc (olntry shonhI not ho forced
or fool It, necessary to leave their farms
andl(] comufortahlle homes to comec to town
t,o eduictte thei' children. We want
good people to relAin in C,ho country
and our school System will never he
complete uintil We have Ia good school
inl ever'y ouint.ryl commnunity.
'I'he calmllaign Speaking next. MIonday
shoild he behl in the Opera house. Can
not, the exect.ive cit,iiit.ee yct ai
ralnoge to make the (lham)gre. Tihe'e are
itany people here In town who woul
like to itten(1 a11 who have no convey
aIe and1 ctnnot go to the grove it
il1e11a. lesi(des t,his at, the opera
house Itese woul he good comllfortable
seats for :('e'y)ody til(i it a*1rn(1 1)ite
for the 8p('ike's. Thoso Who cole
from the (on11t,ry to t,he speaking al
wa.ys Momllo to towi iirst. any way. The
iarbceue cod1111 he given at, 4o)1 place
near by anly way.
We Npii)poso thetre would he no ditll
enlt,y in nmitkIg arrtngements to He
cor1) thie opera 'house. We wish it
would be dleioe.
IdtlIor lIubert (G Ostoen, of thie Slm
ter Daily Iteml, onl last Thursdaily Was
marld'1ll t.o MISS Ellabeth i)uval at,
('heraw, S. C. The [lerald titid News
exl.(.ndy its mos1t heatrty onratla
.Iols anid wishes the 1hap11py young col
I lo at long 11d hapl)i),y antd 1)rospler0ous
life.
A lother part of t.he Spanish posses
sions Ilnl this sid11( the wtt'1' h.s 1 m'
1 d0114ltir1d wt"it.holt. the lIIss of t life 01
evlenl It bat.tlI'. WVe 1ealyig1 ( 1 no1111, see
Iht) necessity of in.olonging the wair.
Th'le campar.ign sp)eakers com)til to us
next. Mond ay ofter t week of rest, andlt
the Ili st rest, s: I1('4I.he laml i1aign ope'n11il.
''hey sho111(1 b1e fresIi atit give Its somhe
gIliI 11ltll fre'shi speches.
'I'4'eitor I Ct('.1in .
We ar0 having good! 1inls in this
sec(tioni and1 (3ropst ('ott,iu to1 14 grow
hous1e1 net'xt, Hut y at.'rn1on aIt, 4I
Ho)rn11 of the( publlie roasinL lth 1.1 ee8(
1.141 ineedt woik.
Mr'. TI. .1. W i43ker andl w1rfe v'isit.ed In
1,his 8('et.i4)n 11ast, week.
I 'lIlt. I t. ( . (outiI1. att.'nded'1 LI.h
TeacIL1hers' 1inst.1itut.13 held In Noeerry
last. w'ek . I 'ot. C'ount r1ep, 3 ort.8 ani int
C. Singley's.
I rry t tl1llI o itir Ne1 l..werr lo'st, the1
Seinar111y much11 success13H inlL( .h new lo
oat.con.
Niri. l'~IIbert. Si igiy, of ( )ak 1)ale,
)k Iahomia, 18 visiLting in the communt1 1
it,y. Ailr. Wili 1111 in gley and fami11ly
mo)4ved1 fromIlli th icity 13veraI'lI yearis
ago and1( t.hs is the irst, visi8t. 1ne( oif LI,he
famtily h1as 111ad1e baick i.o Newherry'1.
t,hoir new4. htome. Ghld we.'' had1 the
p)('lesure'4. or mt.intig liberot,.
ait 1.ho1 NIt,. PIlgrimIl Sunday-I'Sebooi ple1
leasNiue of being I ne am1( I iongst, tho
numtitber. Thei1 (3sere(Ises8 by3 the Suni
day-S;Icl (ch ibironl wereO pes'ided overl
by. the8101 lIuperindenlt, Mr l. J. W. IIlait
manil aft.ore wich Mr N . A. 1i. Kon andti
il3ov. 8. TI. 1 tliillman, I). 1)., eachl made
ant tere'tst.Iing addi'ess along t.he 11ine
oft 801ndaIy-Schoo1(l work. H ot.h taliks
weret goodil and) politable( to all1 p)re'sent.
Tihe sIingin wa~ Yts goodI, t.he3 aI.LtendaniIe4
larIge andl wye r'e'turnedtl home11 it tIhl
e3ve3ning teel Iing thalt it wais goodi for uis
to bie therel'1.
IPro4f. l'. S. W(orts, of Miemuph Is, Tenn11.,
Wer.its 1s loo0k 1ing well43 and11 It, woulId
seem1 thatt 1.h1( Niemphi)118ssoil aIgrees witht
him t. Glad( tI).3 1ee1h1m agalit.
SmMtA.
so) IIo speak,"' wite Ls a man11 whol i ulfere'Ld
1.m1. ily from idigestion.
lie cou)tld hardly1 keep atin g On
his5 s1(tmach. WVhalt stayed, wasn't
prope)rl y dilgested and1( gave him t.erri
D)ysliept.ins( dlon)i 't, get, eough ntourisht
mtont,. TJ',ey' are(. genl)lly thin andl
weatk.
Th'eiy mtay eat enough, but t.hey don't.
d1Igest enouiigh. Aluchi of w hat the(y
(31a. erns5 t.tO p1oiIon. if thiIs keeps 01n
t,berc''s no teling whtl, dilseaso t,hey
get niext.
Th'Iat,'s whv1y It, Is host, to take Shaker
DIgest,ive Cordial, as soon as symptoms
of 1ind1igest.lon) appear
It. 43.res3 all thte evils oIf lndigesRtion,
and preven/its the (evils whveh ( IndIges
. ion con18es
.Sold bly dru'lggists, pice 10 cents to
81.00 per bottle.
OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET
ALL TlE NRWM OF A LIVE AND) VIiO
OIR11C$4VH TOWN.
I$lwotl Corrusp,ontnoe liorald and News.1
I had the pleasure to at,tend ono of
those plresant, alfairs called a Suniay
school picnic on last , "1rIday at it.
P'ilgrin church. .IonrneyIng t.hither
in the conmany of Di. aittlbnant wais a
pl0r118111o an1d as wO passed 1111id aft.er
nod of waving corn and growing cout,
L,on We conld halfway eI'zi'e Whit, IL
grand thing It, Is to livo amimi nature In
all her grandetur atnd glory and watch
the growing erops anl ripening frolit
and recognizu how kind our ileavenly
Feather has been to us erring ereatur4s.
What it lesson Nature t,eaehcs ns or
should teach ns-to look Il tbrough
Naturo and see Natnro's (od. the all
wise giver of every good amil purf"ect
gift.. This was one of t,h most, pIeus
ant, gatherings it hs beern y11' privi
logo to attend. h'11esE good people artl
noted for their hospitalit, and if an,y
thIlg they excelled t.hcir f.rmer rec
ord on t,his Occasion. \Vo will want to
go again soon. \Vo talce pleasule iII
appending tiho program of the exer
cises.
PHtOORtAMM19
Of the children's l)ay Exercilses ad
plenic of hit. I'iIgrin Sunday--school
.July 21), 1898.
Opening song.
l'rayer by Rev. 1)r. Tlallman.
1'xtract: A boy's roligion-Maleolm
Cook.
113-aill)1.
lIcit ation: Showing Love - Miles
Alma 11iI'lartian.
Ilymn.
Ritl tation: Homebod y else --- Ml iss
Addlo Werts.
Ilymn.
Recitation: 1eal0t.ide of endurance
--i-iss Carrie Cook.
Ilymnn.
Iteeitation: What is a (1hristinn
IIe1'an Werts.
Ilymn,
l'ssay: 'T'le Stlnday-school - M iss
Mamtio Miller.
Hlymn.
say: (iving-- NIiss Ilessic NIiller.
Ilymnn.
'syay: No want to them that fear
liim- -Miss Albert,a Cook.
Ilymlln.
Address by MIr. A. 11. Kohn.
Addlres by Rtev. S. 'I'. I allinan, 1). D.
Singing '(lod he With you 'till we
mneet. ugain" by school.
lltnedelit Ion.
D)inner.
Our follow townsman, Sergeant W. H3.
Wise, of Co. II, 1st S. C. Volunteers,
has been lromo10t,d1 t.e Peg1nimental color
hearter. We are truly glad to 1101. t.his
of out' frlend "iluah," as this Is one of
the most, dtatlgerous postH in the regi
ment atd( we prediet that h will carry
the colors to tb front atd winl honor
aMl fane.
We regret to learn that the Semu i
nary has been t.aken from Newherry.
W L,r.st, that it will t a succe-ss, butL
we he-ar mtanty adv1~erse con1111ent.s.
Mr s. S. II. iilutero 11as goneo t.o Iliad
1l3', S. (1., on a vIsit, to llev. 1). G. lii
lips andti family.
No. I) Is mlodeisI tis yearI. She only3
hals it' 1.rognidaliites for counl1t.y (lieest'
andu t.wo stand for i'e-ee.ioni. Of
(courl as4 351 a 1311ya l t f No. 1) we wanit
tol see thleml suci'eedl, and1( but1 for the
old Seot.ch provbVIl wO woul venit,ur(o a
I 't'of. 1U. C. (Cunts hats dee)ildedl, weV
le-arn, to) acct' t.iChe)prinipa11l1hi p of
t,hn) IExtce5lso 14choo0 tendered him hy 13
1.he1 t.rust.ee-s. Weo are glad to have him l
remllaIin wIit,h us5 L,IIs yearLi. We m1issed1
imil when he(1 lhad11 gonoe to Saluda.
I ner. ( . L. TV. li'isher wIas ill town th is
wevek in t,hto interest, of nl iz,abet,h (Col
Ieg0. We hlave' not,1 hlear'd if hot siuo
tt'otld inl procur11ing any13 studntOL,1 for
NIr. 1"'rankcTitli-l ilunt.r mad 31a3 Ilind L,rip
to Nine0ty Six last week.
MrP. .13no. Wai.t, Kirkpaic3Llik has1 reP
t,nrnted from a1 visIt, to thet blritk chn1110h
I 'rof. N. l'C. A nil hats returned from
I)y'sons and1( tile county teacher0s' instti
Mr-. anid hrs. A. iT. Kohn11 left Mon
(day3 morn1linIg for a1 coup11e tdaysl t.rip to
1t~evI. A. .3. I howIers~ preached1t'( one of
hiIs best,HiilOt Illon i'ace chlurch 81un
day' n ight,L to thbe local 14 Lt,bor L4eagueo.
Dri. 1.eod pr-eached ini thel A. It. IP.
ehlrchl inl thlt morning andt .1ev', 10. C.
1'ilo inl tilt Mect.hodi1st 01hurch31 inl tile
eveninog.
(Col. W. H1. [Iln will add.ress thet
League next,L Sunday inight in Oi'neo
ch1 urchl. The plnic is c)or'd 1ia113 inivited
t.o 11ear1 hml, 1as we haveIt n10 dlout, thoro
is ai t.reat inl stor'e for all1.
(Orops are look inlg 11110 and1 from what
weV havoI' soon1 of themt thle prIospect, (of
gaItherinIg aln aIbundantL crop is good.
Corn isi11 eeially so since0 tile rains, as
It, at one11 Limo11 proiedt veory little.
NMr. irge, whlo hIas 1.he cemet.ery in
chiarige, is very anIIxiousI to get samo11
cleared up1 prompl Ly and( all1 inltorested
atrt urgen'itly asked t.o make ihir conl
K AY.
A ni ECnepiing Druflggilit
'PT-e are' few men-~I nmlere wIde
awItake nedi' en.terpraisn ta 113 iu-i
whIo gplre no0 i.ahm lo s'einre the
IIt.4t of e.verythliDn hI tir line for
t heIr mantly enistimer. Th'ley now have
thle vaiiable aigency for J)r. King's
Ne - Discovery for (lonsumpfion 1)1,
C ong~ha 8- 4d ('obl. Tlhis Ila the w.ton
delrinii remedlIv t hat Ia pbr4dninItg 81141 a
ti ll o 1lver 11ho (counlt-ry by~ liiitsimay
itartlinlg 4'nres. II, abslolutelly enres
A at hmia, ilronchIIlia, HIoar1eni as1 and1( all
aufh'eins of the Tlhreat., (1h-t. and
Lungs Cali' - above druag sto and11
get a trial hm.1,1o free or ns regualar Alzo
50 cenits and $L. Gjuaranlteedl o enre
or price refunded.
lfdchman Ubay 1 ad Unton Acetoy Chipa
'utIburs 't rb about, dop0 laying' by
their crops
Last week we made hay while tho
sun shone.
FLie seasons 1nd41 crops are looking
Very Iliatteringf".
M11iss Ilelin We't.s, of .Jolly Street,
"l.e"nt raNt.4:alU r.Iny nii. iht ynd titndlay
at 1Ir.4'. 1. 11 6'
Ait.e ami .\1 s. I; N. 'elle"rs rut nrned
homlnet last. Sat,urday from a week's visit
iu (I'-ce'nttw e.I ('ounl.y.
N IrPSrs T.I'. 11. II 'pps atnd J. D).
( iatt,'bmrtt n went, over t Wi unsboro,
Peailiel ('utnnl.y, hast IMnday. They
took in Illo St.tu campaiign on Tues.
dL.' and reut u homeu un Wednesday.
Ni r..lantvs l'eiler, of Illairis, is at
tending couert this we'ek. lie spent
'Tuesday iiih, with.h N1r. .. K. lpps
aid family.
)r. I). If. Wu.-in atnd wif] are spend
I1ng a daty li two with relat,ives in t,his
se,ctlon.
Several of our nelghbors ar'e atte,nd
Ing court. t.his week, some its jir1or'S,
solo as wit.nleKses anld somlle as 1 pe1t.ai
tors.
Larit, we"t"k's court was not munch of a
court, for convi.:tions. Only one Little
Cillie sont out. to dig for Unele Sam.
The pt1rons' Ineeting 1. elect, a
tehe' at Union Academy last F'ri(lay
ovening as was advertised by t.he Trus
tees was very well at.t.lided. Very
nea1r all of the pat,rons Were present.
The Trust-cos 1"-ead out the difl'erent
applications, which numbered twelve.
A fter' the inal vote was taken it, was
found that Miss BIessie I)oinhik, of
Prosparit.y, a daughter cf tho well
known Mr. Andrew Dominick, was
elected to tech the next, Keholastic
year. Mliss ieiL seiln ns in noble
r(ecolmendation and we bespeak for
the school ia most, sl.isfaetory session.
On tbo saIe evening the pat,rons of
.lolly Street Academly elected MIiss
Mary Loul Norris, the daughter of Mr.
1ames G. Norris, as t.eacher for t.be
next, scholsstic year.
We are sorry that ciretumsti,ancs
were such that kept 11s from att.end ing
the Sunday-school pienic at Mlt.. Ill
gril) hist, Friday. It always afords 118
Iuch p11a11s111ie to aLtend sUchl gat,her
ings. lit business must, com before
pleasure. Notwit.hstandiug we were
absent w, We were represented just, the
saeo. We delegated Mrs. and Miss
(Chilps, who were present., to give the
old mnlitl someu outlines of the day. They
report, that t.he speeches and recita
Lions were nobly delivered and t1he
inner wais anot.her one of those ro.
pasts such ats are usnally furnished by
the good people of this iu rrouni iSng
(unnt.ry, who never fail to honnt.eously
supply the inner man, and that I)'. S.
T. 11allman's speech wias nothing more
than it, alvatys is--full of Interest. and
divine trut,h. liut more than all, my
my old friend Kay was prosent and(
with Is ringing voice and In his elo
<lnent style hoe tol l of tbo good works
of t,ho Sunday-school. Kay is a faith
ful worker in the SinIay-school and
also in t.he chnr-ch and hit dese4(,rVe,S
credit for liviug t,o that cnd that, say
et.hI, s1iudy for) impro'v1eent, ra1t,her) t.han
amusemen1)431t.. Oh, (God, that11 the hour3 is
(If every'3 human)11 being ('ould( he0 appl)ied1
In t.his wa'1y! What,I a1 blessinIg to hln
manit,y13 It wold be! ilefore4 I 1pass onl
let, me4. say3 a word'4 further' to Kay. Old
br'o,hor, a1fteri I heard1'( your1 fithfl)tl
110bbI's funeral I said4 wvit,in mysel01f, if
you11 were'. no4t, a faIt.hful (Chii.ian1 and1
wvelI 1t6int.ructe under01 sn1eh1 divine1
6.rnt.h8 as8 fall frthe lips4 oI~8(f 1.)1s bless
eoil s1 hlier10 of tho ilross8 y'ou ar1e let
1.1ing t,be best opport.unl6it.y of y'our1 life
sip.
'.To 1.,he 'orrespondentsIi?1 oi(f The lIe[r
a11( and1( News: You are r'eq tuested to)
meet11. tte etlice (of The ll.ii and1134
New onlS41601 nexlt Thursday, the l'. 16nst.,
ait, I p. m.1.0A arranlige a prlogrammo)1) and34
select, a1 place fora the next correspon16
dont,s' rnion13 (6. We).8 s ieely 1hope
that111 eve4ry (one wI( h('ann possibly' do so
will ho presen06t and1( 1.hose8 whIo 1ind tbey
tor1 a1 no01. st.at.ing .heir1 selllntent,s in
connee. 4t.0on ith L.he plenle. C.omo
alon)Ig, correspt4Jonden0ts, and14 let us have
t,he paniel. There1' Is no0 uso of mailkinIg
t.wo) bit.es ait a cherry. WVe 1an 1 you1 3') .0
be presen06t at th11e meeOting (If arranlIige
1.0r and1( you1 must,51 under0stan1d tihat It, Is
a1 (1e114 dra'g for 0one or) two or6 lIve to4
shlder411 .ho0 whole 1load.
Mi's. .l. D). Stone, of the Exeolsior' comn
Mr'. and)4 Mrs. J. K. lEpps visited r'ela
lves in t.he I.ittlti Mounltain6 Feet,iOn
11as1 Satur'day and( Sunday.
Say3, what, do you reckon06 Is 1.1e i.p -
.er' wIt,h a man whenI he0 di'ves about,11 ai
m11l1 hJOfOr'e he dIscover's that11 ho0 1111
lost 1.1) collar) off' hIs mul111. ThIs wvas
the1 (cas18 it,h our3 frIend WV G. K. last.
T1hursday iIght as he) wasl reLturinIg
from Ne wbet'ry. Somiet.Ime14 a man10
may13 get, so tanlgled4 up wit,h Xesi t,hat
It. causes80 a con1fuion0 of 1.1he mind( and)4 a
g.en1eral loosen6in1g of ever'y.,hing. St.op
and)4 give us full details neixt, tIme, ol
bud It 1may3 be not)i1ced that11 the tirs$t
parIlt, oft theso niotes were'I Inten06ded for1
t,hat he wouldI bo filled up~ withl 1ott
neOws, and1( wVe hold( them6 over' unt,1.1
Tuesday.
Mrt. Rf. N. Taylor' and14 famIly visltedl
hIs par11ents. Mr a. and MIrs. JTohn 'Tay
14)1, Iln the St.06)ey liat,t,or'y sect,.10n last,
Bun 1day'.
Spread the newsVt. '1bis Is whlat we
Ire 4101ing. In) comes0 another~l one4 of
rme' good ol fiends who lives 611. Wood-1
'ruT, Sparlit.tnbhr1g Counity, send In)g in1|
his su1bscr6Ip)tion fo)' Tho Hera)'fld 1an1
News, and away sho goes) andit antothIer'
gra1dlly pIlling up. P lease tell us.,
when) yo4u get oullgh. l)ldn't,1 11under-.
ittitnd you to stay I,bat,. you oly wanted I
l,5003. Telol mie l1iw m1any' you have 4on I
i'our) mlhinIg list so I ill know wvhenI'
to stop.
(ittrs
August .
PROHIBITION DEPARTMENT.
A lt'1'1 U it IK III. County I'hairman.
A. C JON 14M. Atnbr 8tate ProIhIbition .x
ellttvo Commi t (u, Newberry County.
To t,hi lothers of the State: Thesu
t,re the times that try the 1manhood
nld wn"ilnatnhoodi of our State, i,nd shall
6h' Soms andi datught''rs of :ituth ('ar
lilnt provc thenselve's annuting in I,his
boeu of Ihf. StaI.e''s dirNI pt'ril nmil d t
restc'- Years ago when prohibitionists
were matking desperat ttoiforts In Ie
hlf of thtiir cause, malny well-meatni'tg
imen, who o,rCi18 wol Id have su'p
ported iwohibit.lotf, acceptel the con
protni'i of tie displensau y law. imk
ll ec m;ronib.es 1IhIs provrd an Igno
mi1n1ot.s fa}lurto. I . is but due to say
tha., t.be law i:s ieve-r had1 at fair trial,
and illat t,b" ver;y uten clect-d to 'ear"
ry out and t'nfe, Lith Iaw thes.ce+lvt's
gave it t.he dh-itth blow, for never hats
mtore fahl,n h ocd and dlishonor and trielk
ery been expoed t.han has, recentiy
cone to light. South Carolina tried
the exper iment, of legalizing sin andi
failed; she has touched pitch and been
deiled. The proud emblemn of t proud
State adorn the pocket of every drunk
at"d in the st.reet, is trampled unde 1'
foot in the streets, is hurled by th
drunkard husband at his t,rembling
tIafe and children, has uecomle in short,
the coat of arns Of Sitatl in his worst
form. Our thorough fares are redolett
w:th the odor of whiskey. Oh! the
shame of it! White men protect the
ignorant savages fron, this Curse, and
wilfully allow their own sons to be de
st.royed. Christian 1men2 how Can you?
You exelaim "Am I my brother's
keeper'?" Do yo also cry, "Am I my
son's keeper?" 1)o you profess to fol
low Christ, and ent,hrono the devil in
triumph? Is it your desire to see South
Carolina drmnk from the mountains to
the s I? if so your' wish is in a falir
way to be gratified. Fathers, would
you biid your daughters and sell them
AS slaves? Why, tben, for the sake of
revenlue, will you Consign your sons to
.he vilet of slavery? How can I ap
I0eal to the mothers of this State if
heir. own hearts do0 not appeal? WVo
ien of South Carolina come forward
low and re8cule your State from worse
eril than menaced her in '7(1. Do not,
hink individual elforts of no avail;
he strongest, cable is composed of
hreads. When the cup is tilled to the
urimn a1 d'op will Cause it to overllow.
It seemed a litt,le thing in the days of
'7 for women to refuse to hire at wood
sawyer who would not, vote the demo
Lrat,ic ticket, but, t.heir elforts were
aroused wit.h success. Life is m1ade up
of small things. If every temp3rance
woman would follow the Samle rule,
SouIt.h Caro(liuaL would today be at t.em;
Speranco St.ate. Ally yourselves with
the W. C. T. U. of your town or coun
ty. If none exist,s form one Two or
three earnest women are all that Is
needed. Oh I that m'ly words were
words of fire to bir11 tirloulgh youl'
Llhby and rouse youl to a4c.ion. h11us1
1 appeal to mothers and appeal in vain'?
Writ,.( to 211e for literat.ure, pamllphletsi,
etc. Let, us "''hrow out the life line
40to danger fraught men, sinIk ing in an1
[SignIed.|I KA'riu XI.:NIA I{OACHI.
Wha:t, is the W. C. T. U. o.f Newher
r'y dinilg for prh11libitlin? What aire
.hec Chr list,ianI mot01hersl doing ini New
hIerrIy Countl .y t,o hput. down L.is1 t.he
greatl.est enemyli of t,he hIomel and1( churchll
in t,he world.
W\e are'i ver1y mucheI enouriiagedl by the
repot.s we get, from a11l):parts of Sout,h1
Carolina, and1( if tihe good people of
Newberr'y wilI st.andi together tihe
lprinlciplles for wiclh~ .luditge O'Neali
halttled in Newiheirry wi'ill tiumph11)1
lat. tbe 'oming prlimary1'3. iet, every one
work to th is end14.
A .C. JONI.S.
llowi to I.iok (limts.
Good0( looks aure really moure' thlau skill
coi(lt Ion (If all the v'ita1i organs. If thei
liver' Is iacti vi, youII have aO2 bidious
took; if youri stomnach Is dlisordIer dI,
y'ou have ai (dypepiIc 14ook; itf youri kId
neiys e a'0lffetedt!, you1 have ai pinlht( di
look. H i u good heal1th, acnd you wvill
su2rely hauve good looks1(. "' let.ric hilt
t .1" Is a good AlIterathive anid TPonle.
Ac(3I dir1 IIIly 'cn ihi stomach01, l iveri and2
k idn2eys, puill es the blood, cure's im.l
pIes, bulotches and4 hol s, and gIves a
gee :1 comnplexilon. hI"vmy bott.Ie guar
per bottle.
Just
Received
A lot of
Linen
Negligee
Shirts -
bought at bargains
that we will sell out
for less than whole
sale prices.
Respecfully3,
JAMIESON.
MOWIIR SHIJIS
-TH E
BEST!
''ho ove. it'now in Newberry is
that Ihe hest is io b. had in the ro
dnction sal0 of Sho's by the Mower
Co., whenr,, t.he) 'aro selling all
Iht'ir silordid and elegant lino of
SUMMER SHOES
-- A
Strictly First Cost !
This menns that the prico now
placed on these Shoes is exactly
what it cost. to buy them at whole
sale.
This is what we moan by a re
duction salt --splendid, stylish, dur
ablo Shoes at strictly first cost.
The way is open for the best
bargains in Shoes over presented at
this season.
DON'T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS!
Buyers of Shoos will gain by an
inspection of the line now going in
this salo.
We have surprises in store for
those who have been disappointed in
buying Shoes "at cost.," for in selling
tho best, we guarantee that our
Shoos at strictly first cost in this sale
are exactly as represented in price
and quality.
BUY YOUR SHOES
of
THE MOWER CO.,
in this sale, all tho time.
Besides solling the best, we
keep them polished froo of charge.
Rospectin lly,
G. & G. S. MOWER GO.
Jones
H as kIlled high prices
in Dry Goods and No
tions in Newberry.
Roembouhr when we qi .e prices
they are not for inferior, shoddy
stuff, but for real first class goods.
Here are some of our prices that we
make that others try to imitate:
40-m,. wvido Brown Homespun, 5ic
One yard widoe Bleaching, 5ic
Nowherry Mills' Drills, 5
Laidies' Hose, 5
Ladies' Vests, 5
Dark Fall Prints, 3Ac
Best Shi rting Prints, 3.ic
Lad ies' and (Gents' Hatndkorchiiefs, 5c
I ' w as sold first . 'eaoson ait 8 :e, 5
Pins per paper, . 1
King's Cotton, 2c
Coats' Tread, bost made, 4c spool or
7 ror 25c.
La lies' WVaist.s at Neow York cost.
Ladies' Ready- made Skirts very
Gents' working Shirts, worth' 40e,
for 2Ec.
Cents' dress Shirts, worthb 50c,
for 37c.
Men's Drill Drawers, 22e.
L,adies' and Gents' Low Slices at a
sacrifice.
Sole agent for
Hamilton Brown's Cel
ebrated Solid Leather
Union Labor-made
- --SHOES --
2 'WRhemeimer Jones killed high
prices in Nowherry.
A. C. Joqes,
Ne xI, deer to
Robertson & Gilder's
DRJUG STORE.
Under
N iWBRnRYn NIOT1EL.
CANOPIES! >
THE DIXIE CANOPY."
The approved best canopy.
When not in use, by releasing
- the cord, it of itself takes a po
sition at the head of bed bot
graceful and ornamental.
Price, $2.75 each.
BEST MOSQUITO NETTING I
CALL AND SEE-THE
s.3 . WOOTEN,
NEWBERRY - - - S.
ARE INV ITE D
To call in and examine my line
of goods. I have a nice and well
selected stock of stricwly high
grade Chamber Suits in Walnut
and Oak. A full line of medium
and cheap Furniture. Will sell
very close for cash.
R. C. WILLIAMS.
t. ly liMai Street., Newlberry, S. U.
HARRIS - LITHIA - WATER
Contains More Lithia
THAN ANY OTIIl11lTlll WATER ON TIl NI4lKST!
Read what some noted physicians have to say
for it!
The waters of the Lithlia Springs Aseil,NC,Apl2, 8f.
are odorless, free fromt color, with a Anet(elcinclueo th
p)l 0at salinoy taste, ratther paln. a rrt-ihaWte rm t et
able WVhen taken ini considerablo h ttmtt ln. eadi,aiot
quantity, i boy do not nauseateo, purge, o h )s,i o h )s,Lti
or prodaco a'ny feeling of discom- Vtrkonothl)fesO. n
fort. I find from the analysis of thethCOllto fPophtcUie
wat ers, they contain Chloride Sodium, i~ato smrelu, isuei
Carb. Potash, Carb. Soda, (larb. teRemtcad(ot ieae
Lithia, Carb. Iron and Sulphateafod emrec frtthn itr
Magnesia. These waters act directly teBfaoo odner aes
upon the mucons coating of theoeytuyyus
stomach and alimentary catnal, they JH k IIIIS .D
are p)owerflly alterative and tonic.
They are Jiverything to inflamed or
irritated surfaces. They act upon
the blo0od, changing it from acid to
alkaline. In Indigestion, Catarrh ofI r.J .hai,Poretr ari
Stomach and Gastrelgia, supple- Lti.Srns
monted wviit ai propor diet, they are I Da i:X'il ti otayt
a certain cure. The action upon theo ycso ogv etmnast
kidneys is marked. The Sodium,reeilgncs,Iflfeet a
Potash, Soda. Liithia, are the bostte,toheeicy of he Iuri
solvents of uric acid, all calculi of anLthaWte (w n sdi 'ro
acid character, whether litary or qatte)i h timmt' n
cystic, are steadily dissolved. T am tot itee;i nogdsae
confident, that the profession will findofteKd ysin nlam inor
it very useful in cases where this teBadr n i ilCss 6~
class of water is requirod.terisat xcsof ds nth
J. Q. Wu,nuni, M. D. uie or e efly
XVAmnoo, . C.,Aprievillo,. N. iC. AprlW2, M89D.
Exele n bothne lnclueo h
QuaityaarrPics ith Linpopt e o
Fine W iskeysmWine han ed iBase
Sav Moeyaif the best, Bifng th eithi
Sthdei YourOdeoro.hspai Ui
ParilaAtetion Bufaidlo Mai LOndodWers.
DI~IlBR N) 1'lOHNLI DE WLLIA, . D
MO PAH rEEJ TET.Hri,rpiorHri