The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 26, 1898, Image 2
E. H. AULL, EDIo.
010411'C UJKLLINtIt SHOUI;,1 HE
FA lIt.
Oiudidate Bellinger reminds us of a
ai who Is grabbing at straws ie
t.reali.e since he hns been among
'a red hills and rooks of the Piedmont
at tbe jig is up with him and t.hat de
: is certain. We coflesis to Aom1e
.0appointment li our estintmae of Mr.
'linger. le . ; talked about the
omo paper" O. Mr. Mower and ih
?t-laudatory art,icle, as if Mr. Mower's
the laper did not have a porfeet
ght t) say a j o id word for M r Mow
and when I! attention is called to
e incorectnw4s !%f his charge that
r. Mower wrote tirtioles praising
-Aself he still talks abmit, it, an. pays
1 attention to the e-irr,t,ion. We say
this we feel son.e disappoicnit. t in
,'r. Bellingor. While we have! een
'r. Mower's friend amd X piet. to )-,
id also to see him elveot, yet we
ve felt v,-ry kindly towards MI r. ilol
,-r and did not think he would on
,to* to leave false Impressions, evenl
by so doing he hoped to make a few
tes. We would like to ask Mt. lol
o'pr If he woild have thought, it im
.oper or raised any considerable ol
Otion If The Herald and News had
iblished a two column cut of h im and
sketch of lite life and sent it out to let,
ie voters of the State know something
him. The cl:arge that Mr. Mower
rote the self-laudatory article, as lie
Irins it, Is bmmaterial, but, still it is
itrue, and Nir. llllnger must know
lat it is. 'The pickii,g up of st,el
W6ej things and trylog to make Some.
ling out of Ihleml is a stloig polilter
int Ar. Bellinger feels that. his (ase
a hopeless one4, and he is like the
.Owniing man giatilng it raws
Then he makes, as the lareicys would
ty, "a big m111iratio." oer the flAt
tat Mr. Mower had tivkets prin)ted
ithout liellinger's namte on them. and
ilke about his having paid his n iioniey
i the executive coinuittee to prilt
ekets with both names on tem and
'les to leave the 1impressionl that , Mr.
lower Is tainllg an unfair advanltage
l'him, and that Mr. Mower haild not
sid the executive conmuitt ce anyt i ing.
his is another evidence of the real iza
on on Mr. Bellinger's part of weak
]lng. Does not Nit'. 1illilnger know
tat Mr. Mower paid as m hne into the
'easury of the State exetive om.
ittee as he did and that, whetn lie
Dsos as having been uniairly dealt
ith in that lie has paid his little
oney and helpod to print Mower's
okets while Mower is hav'ing his own
okets pritted and leaving hit, ioi
nger'l, namie olY theI,tluhat lie is trying
i make t false impression upon the
ter. Why not deal fairly with the
3ople. hir. Mower paid his assess
[-nt just like Mr. lellinger did and if
p wants to have a million tickets
rinted ontside lie has it perfect, right
* do it and there is no ui raijirness inl it.
has been donie inl this countyi ever
noe thmere hais been a pim ary. Mr .
ollinger can have ticket.s pin ted with~
is nlamne on them atnd MIower's oIlif
a want,s to, tand hats a right to anud
}ere will be no kick fromt any of .\ow
"e friends. Did MIr. ilellinger ex
tot Mr. Mower to have Bell inger
skets p)rintcd and distribted. he
ems to feair that, thte people of SoutI h
trolina will not know lie is In the.
jc if his name Is niot printed on the
~kets Hie aditts the hopelessness
Sh is case.
After' making a canvas of the slate
audidate Bllinger seemis to thinkI
at there aire two reasons why lie
ould be elected Attornoy General:
I. Mower's home p)aper putbl ished soime
tra copies with a cnt of M~ower' aind
tr.e words comimendatoiry of im as a
wper and man anin1 distr'ibted thiemt
er' the State.
2. Mower had tickets p)rintedl and
6t Bellinger's name off', and( there.
p kept the people of the State from
~wing that, Bellinger- wits ini the
3e.
fUter' a thorough canva'iss oif the State
a eemsa to be Mir. liellinger's coni
Ion.
t1imlportLant, letter ini iegatrd to the
nO Crop from Col. L4. WN. Yonmitanis
ublished on our first page.
o calls upon Prtesident, Wilboirne to
II a meeting of the cotton gr'otvers
o State at an eaily date.
0 wants to foi mn a coi'mbInation of
COttont glowers t,o hold t,beir' cotton
t,btey can demand a betteir price
I and suggests that arrangements
be imado with catpitatlists to fur
fthc farmers with mtoney in order
L*it them to meet their pressing
~tionse and thuts be able t.o hold
R/otten for better pr'ices.
~very much wish that something
4be done, but, we fear it will tin Im
)le to get, the farmers to unite on
an, or a suffleient number' of them
kthe plan a success.
p6 miany of the farimers have atl
oponti the crop) and those who
:uy would know that thei cot,
in existence anid would have
Va the matrket very soon It
ewhat plan might be adopted
n~0porarily, and they would
heo price to advance very
Sgreater trouble would
n~rors to unite. If they
by which about half
" . dumped into the
~the pric,e would
~ ountry mutso
9tAIse on the
hn fa,.m'
and ten they will bo in position to
hold theIr cotton as thoy choo1.
Still wo 110po 801u0 good may come
out of the plan of which Mr. Youmane
writes.
An cleven and a half mIllion bale
crop Is not very encouraging and does
not pro11se anything buti a very low
prico and b.rd times. Vo must, how
over, hope for the best and not, look oil
the gloomy sido 3or crosu tile bridge
until \ve get to it.
0N' WORI) TO TIE VOlf'E.
The Hleild and News does not feel
Called upon to say but very little in re
tly to the Voice of the Peopie.
We chalulenge the Voice to show any
thiing In whit, we Said aIbelt mllenl thatt
In anly waty. int.imauted t,batt- wo Were
afraid to trilust tm voters oir that we
colSiderod them "densely ignorant, and
nattu-all:.' sinij I. on tihe other hand
011 iCI Wits to get. mCII we could t.rust
andI(l by Ko dolny we wquId get the right,
mt1.11,es. Of course, v l d iieri on
80ono( point'. DI-mlocrt,ts havm. dilfervid
onl th sil iIver (IuI -ot ion AndA oni 1h, (!.3-1ITf
anid yet, they Wert- Still D,!mlIllvlttt.
Illat is tilt Very pIOilt, We madMIC thit, if
I U1u al V ho soulit mur suflf'rago was a
,1111 of chairlwtvir and ability, it was of
more importanice tbal whetber Ile
favor-ed higli license, or pr-ohIbition, Or
the ( dIsltn.;a bi, but, vr ieitrks htd
particulr vreelren to the menC11 who
We se king I)" elUtiVe olllCes 1at,her
than to mu(I who were seeking legilh
tive otlicvs. In ot.hor words, 10 elce.
tion of A.Ir. Peather-stone ats Governlor
does not, inean we ar-le to havo prohibli
tion, no' does the olection of Mr.
Se-hu1n11per 11eanl that wo aro to have
local option 0r license Ot i t liquor
question, for the olive they seek has to
do with the execultionl of the lw and
niot. with the makilg of it. If you real
I.y wanlt ito findi out, what the people
wanit onl tIhe I iq uor (IIiest iol, t hat, issue
slouhltl be submili(ted it) the %oters with
the men eliminillated, aM then you vould
find out. Our1' rocollet-ion is. however,
that o113 cotempor1rI 01,110:w(I s.11111it
tinli lte liqtuor tjIvSt*ionl to a st,para,1tv
box and thas oivo 14t. litople ani opp01r-f
(unitY t a hat theY walited. if weI
witeiid to retaliato wo r ilh Vo l)(1114t
froiLI this anti saN that. e !itor of the
Voice of the I 'ecople ws Asfrail ito trust
tihe people to th-vidt. Ihis qu'.e.Stioll fo.
themsel ves.
'The Voic frutplentlY alludes Io the
P'rohlibititin Cobutul in Th'le Ilo,vald anid
'News, and sometilics ill 3a ratier:.-mu.ir
iin 1-aniller. 'The lit-1-11h1 1a News
hals nol de.,ire a1110 novI.r has hatd t.o kl-('p
anly part of the trill h from tho votors
of tis coulity, ani(I w%e will give thIlem
aill the light onl i iblic quezfotims withill
01m- power. We publish Opinions ofr
Others, whether I'lhoy coinvideo wit.hl ouit
own or nt.(. We puh!idh 1-.he views o(
Ii(IuO 111 VI WethilV1 r01 i-.y lie fill' tltt
sale of it, by thl. tlalt. o't.hiv individui,
go lontr Is they discusa it fitilly and
withouit personality.
.Just how tht Voie mlanaes to link
01. dispesticry Ilnd less txtravatane
i propriait-ions for hi-Iher instilt -
tions of hIarinting oi ie on h-u.d1 and
prh'0IibitLIon ans1( 31ext 33il raaatapreria'l
1tionLs foigher instit utloio on tI ~.
unlss it. is don 3 tlI o Iinj ii e t lai-, I
t.he( dislyni!i'. It) i woth' he1 pa1lpa.11
date. atiller(1 apiOpint ini for31 high1r
itiitios a1113 I'l conoti i31131 allo m,ig'
vot,e.
M it. (!3(EI H'iTON ON 'ti3 1)IEIDi'N
hA IIY.
the l iqu1103 questionl 31s prea03ched in the
ed 011 6hie fir1st PniglI of ti paper1)0. It
Is a ht.3'tIng and1 fearifl arra''4ignmen111t (If
tile dIisplensaryi and1 all that, lhe says5 Is
1.,1ue. We c inite y tc33o c r'eadc It and1
t.henf (con1sidorntit the questicn. To'c pop1)u
iarizi O h ie d ispenlsar'y the proiilts areI to
go to the schotol fun d . M r. Cr3e ighlton3
aisks. ''is not, the c'cducat.oinali sy'stemi of
th is State founded upon01 the diebauch('
and1( ri' o3 (f society?--thIe tu1tor'ing of
(o113 eihliI'en to be pidc for' wit,h tihe
blood1 (If thir I fa1th1ers. * * Th'le mm-0le
liquor01 you1 cousumle tile mlor'e mloney~
for your . schoo15 "' I lla yotu 0eer
thlouight of t,halt. If 30uI 1,1 wat, to In
easo ursc hool3'503(0 funId anld leng then
your3 school1 torm theni buy liquor' from
theo dispensary'. ThenC: ansbwer thleso
quesOtions prioi)oundced by5 the pr'eacher0
WhIlIe you3 ('hamp1ion(13 till dispen1say:
"Is thei'e an InIstance 033 r'eord'(I wher'e
any1 san31 goernmient, sought, to build
up1 and1( perpePtuaite iuself uno 1t.heit rin
(If its sublject.s? Did( any)3 sano1 governi'l
11111t I'er before int,r'duce and Iit 311 mai
tainI Iiiquity amllong Its e'iti,zens for' its
OWn aIigg'an3d izemen))t, and1( escape)l ru1in)?
* * Hlas nIot lmlost, ev'ery man11 tha1t,
touic It (thle dIi5ispnsry ) been1 mlcIO
oless dleiled?" Anid yet we' halve tile
spectacele oIf pe'ople who1( 111 ll to 1)1
prlol1hiiLionli n oni principle ad 3(1vo(entinig
tilt dispensar5133 as$ a1 step towar13ds prIoi --
bjitioni.
Tiheo dIilpensaryI 1 idoomed. It Is
bIounld t) 34o. It, ma~y noIt, he thIs yearll
or' next year' bult it,s (1ays are't nhor13Ied
and1 It will not.h lon bg before' it, wvil be
wiped0( oil' the It,tto books oIf Sot,hI
Carl'1inal. The4 picipi e 110Is wrlonlg.
The Stato has1 no r'ight to engage in
any buIsiness and1( twIstt it s you may8
the dispensary, as at, present hun, has
for its malhin purp'1ose tile solilig of
whiskey to) ma11ke m1oney and( induce10
monts atro offeried to get pleople to pat
r'onize. It. In atdition to tis as the
prellcher says8 nelCiy overyono whoe ha31
been connected with it has bcon con
taminated and su1spected of wrong do
Ing. Wo Ure told ill tite present Stato
campaign samplo bottles mot the can
dlidates at every place whore they were
supposed to be nooded. What for? To
give thoml somnothing with which to
treat their friends and to quench their
own t,hrts. Wo are not a prohibition
Ist, but the dispensary is going and
the peoplo may conclude to give pro
hibition a trial. There is certainly a
strong sent,iinent in that direction.
A great many of the volunteor sol
diers, now that, the war is over, desire
to return home, as they do not care to
go to Cuba to do garrison duty. Scv
eval regiments have alveady been nus
tered ot of tle service ane' more will
be in a few days.
We notice that the Charleston Post
ad vise,. the voters of Charleston to cast
their ballots for Mr. Peathorstonc for
Governor, not because thoy favor pro
hibi.lon, tibut because they are against,
the dispimsitry. If the anti-dispensary
people vo. for the prohibition CanldI
dait, he will head the list in the vote
nr.::t 'Yttesday.
hir \V. Chafec, of tho Greenwood
I1ndex, its joinled the army andi has
sold the Ln1e'x to ir. S. HI. 'ocGeo.
NIr. INIC'Go is a yoIing nmn fU ll of
energty and progressive lind we expect,
tihe! 11)Ilex to f1 t1rish under his ta
aromiet. ()i' G -eenwood brethren
ttollid joiln tho 'ess Associatilon anld
becoie b"tter awqa tint! Ilted with the
ielltibers of t he press gang.
A Startl1uIg il' hi Il, if wl1hivh Mr.
John Oliver if liti'h,delphh , wns 11,e
s liljvel, is mirratt el by li-m ts foiews:
"I wtim Ili a mlost !ron-j'lil c.sielit.
Nly sk~ ini was almieI ye'li,.' enunen
h1(mg ile Colilvd, 11-1111 colitiin Li ily il
back andd sidt-, tito ti.-tliot - -!arm t-ilIy
zrowing wenke-r viny I.y 41.y. 1 in tr'
)aMOV, at fr.i. 114 al e 1el i E -It
rie hitlers; and to) usy S rgi-4 Joy anid
ikirprise, lilthfilrt-I Itl- ma lIt. at devidt-d
m wit v i-lie l. i v-,m tinted their tiso
'Or tit1e1 wP-oo it i .r- Il w 11 11 It -Wp!
111111. 1Im %V lIwlli-Y saivi'd Ilily lift-, agimi
bhefotd th ti rasm v,- (if minmther viellmn " I
'o (i e mhonul fill to try I ltti. Otily
NiS ' '1 !4 r It. t .t ii t:r.
h%" Two Suath Att,mli ga Rmzlini'I li Y
Ye tave M -4 401 1Ito o Ii l.
News and ('otirier.
Washington,rjgut, 2.1.-Adj. Gon.
orhinl inllMiedi me (mlday t.hat, the
roliise of tle I'resident, an11d of the
(Vl'rt1'y of \\'at' to Senat.r M\c Lau rinl,
olat.ive to eontininimg the 2d Sout.h
ail-olilt r.-imni it. inl the service, wvill d
0 respocted. Ie says t.he list given
i, last night, wts nlot oliciil, tld it
ill 111ulgo seveial hIthnoes. Te
mluth (trollint regimetit's are dlesirous
oi '-v i nitii'r in the serviot in d Itere
o I n 1WIle-on at p1'Sillt, Of 10lit 0.in
hitim olit, It Q
WVI.\T L;-NNAT101% NAIUNt SAYS.
Pliollev, z g s 4 e g,r,
vitih him t tnighlt, in r'egard to t.he nuts
einitg ot of t he 2d1 regimenit, as au
iOiuncedi in this miintig's issue of iThe
News andti Courier. fromt W ashinrgton.
\I r. Mianrin madi11111e the following ,
statiieiet Labot thie matter':
"Fron1t thte ntVer tioll I Ihadl w it
ihi Pre''tsiden, an d lthet S.-eretaryv of
tnlnt o(f Sonuth C. armol inat troops1 will not
ae imutst.eired out, r'egard less of the item
it todaiy's telegr'aphie4 report fromt
Wash inigtoin. I hamve no0 (doubt, said he,
is far as it weint ias the list htad beent
rnad(e up befoire the 2(d reugimenit had
auein mu istieed itn pri'4 outs to thle inter'
r'iew that (Col. Joites, I,Aeit, Col.
Thomplsont tand I htad with the14 Pr'osi
lent and t.he Secr'etary of War last
week.''
fLiu'. Col. IIlenrty 'T. TIhoitpson eamou
herie to itigh t aitd jolined Sentator' Me
I.autrini, whIo waIs ott htIs way to hiis
10n wats priesenit w,hen tbe itleIw
(il.k late, tand it. mIaiit h imi f. el gooai,
1s it was5 thi titsi,.''hinte lie had of see..
ug th3 Senatttor' sinite readIng the lole
I. Ii. IH.
DO YOU IKE (IC0D COFFEE?
If so, buty te"lit. 'Bno lhibbon"'
brantd. l1Tis Iilta euxcelttIti brantd
:)f Mocat and( Java, nml4 w,ill go twieo
Ia far ats chonpt coffo".
if yvou will onlyI try t.his branud you
ila it, yout will fmnd both go ality anid
aconoin:y . S(l)b
S'. 13. JONIC'S, Solo Agentt.
Pleasan t to Take !
Quick to Act !
Cheap to Buy I
It~ gives you ani app)Ietite,
btegtesyouI, andt eguate
your liver. Only .35c. pelr
bottle. ManufahIC&cturedl and1 forl
sale at It)bPrtson & Gilder's
At Joseph T. ilut.chison & Co , you
.vlliand the louwest, prices of all. l5
yakes of good Toilet Soap at oly 23e
0 cakes of golod Lanntdry soap) at 24c,;
?ost oySda a~stoly 210 ponndfgoo
renCoffen I0(pound 0or 1i pounds
or *1.00; 16 p)oundil Standard granuhnod
4n ar$ 911 A
OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET
ALL THR NEWS OF A LIVIC AND.PRO
S988IVi TOWN.
liotal Correspontdeuce iorald and News 1
I inynotes last, week I inade at istike
in the report, of the delogates from
Griace Sunday behool to the convent,ion
at Colony this week. I said Miss Mario
Bobb was a delegato when I should
have said Miss Lillian Luther. We
now correct our error and trust the
good ladies w ill forgive mne.
Mrs. Boinost, of .1omaria, and Miss
Mee Moo Smith, of Charleston, havo
been in town the past week.
Mrs. Missouri Long was called to
Gronwood this week by the sudden
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Marion
Warner.
Miss Epting, of Peak Station, has
boon on a visit to her uncle and mint,
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Stoudemayor, the
past wook.
The Children's Day exercises in
Wightinan Chapel last Sunday after
noon was quite a success, and Mrs.
Mitchell with her assistant deservos
much aredit for the way they trineld
the little ones. Such occasions are
oases in the desert of life that, are aI
ways a well spring of pleasure in after
life.
M r. .1. 1. Cannon, of Co. B., 1st.. S.
C. Vol., spent lrt, of tbe week in town.
Press looked the typiclal soldicr in IIhis
regimientals. lie returned last Nonday
to Caip Cuba Libre, Jacksoniville,
Fla.
M% ls Ni. I,. Koi n ad grI d children,
HIart, l-enest, Sam and lHal have gone
on a visit, to tlaItiVes at, 11emo, l,exIng
ton Co.
Kay had t.he leasur of att '-tlii n
tht e llongu piteniv at. St. I,llkes hat.
Satl rd.yt . I'rof. G. T. I'titih Im-ll.
I-llite -atn injteresting, jtddres(sj In the
neIkedAS o f th I Ii w , 1 eln u1 t l I We
iv( dt'd, mostf alt . "a nin " mni ing,
Af coI se, the true- t-a rte,l u prig it,
well- i.ontidl Clh tist ian young man,
.uch as our11 ILAagues should and ought
to develop. 'Ihere was a large crowd
wesent and a bouotilfuil dinner spread,
Ind all enjoyed the day. '.'he afternoon
vas iven up to tle social side of the
IVork. Prof. .1. E. Itinter, president
If the Le . presided, IBev. Iearden
las a live active working i-tigue in his
There is con irabe builtding and
lilwovin-'r going on in town at, the
irosent, tiline. INII. (. A. Maffect is
itlilding a nice residence on his lot
text- to .\ve. '. A. Duncan's hone.
NI iss .lvssie eiachiam, of Ninet.y-Six,
3 visiting her' aunt, N-s. S L. Fellors,
f our town*Il.
Dr. J. S. W'hoelor has purchased the
rtigstore of .1. 11. Simlpson & ('o. al.d
0 and i. 11utiter will he associated i
Hs physicians and d-luggists.
NIt. U. 1. Utthanl and W'fe, Who have
een visiting at. Whitmllir-e, hiive re
u'ned Iome and report a good timt.
Mr. Willie Kiu-d, of Columbia, is
ill a visit to his old holioe neart 1.,xel
iiol..
UintcIe Simi N Mibn-r', of Lit te Ni oun -
aini, has beetn ou at visit, to town, t.he
zuest, of Mr n. A. - . W'ise itnd his g-anid
mu, Agenit, ID. WV. lioland, of thne U., N.
cnd L.
NI r. S. S. Ilirge, D)ock, as he is fa
inillar-ly known-, hats gone on a visil ti
thle K lond ike, and will v isi b hiis fr-i end,
Thle Sage oIf Knorie, and ti( will no doublt,
entjtoy hiimloSf t,o thne fillI.
Nirt. 1"rank Iliiniter antd MIiss SalIlie
WVithlelsiooni hiave rtuirIned fi'omn thelr
atttht,tedac- tuponl the youngii peole's
cotivenit,ion (If t.he A. 1. P'. churich.
P rof. J1. F,. ilunlt.e- wvill have hiis clos
lng exer'cises at MnIltieello schitol oni
Thiursday. We learn that, he has been
re-elected fori anot,berx y'ea.
-\I rs. I-. N'. Sehi U mi peC r- h as rect tied
fr-om her- tipil to Vidalia, Ga.
Nira. .ias. Schbiumpert%, of VidalhIa, Gan.,
is visit.ing hiis b-othlen-, Mr-. F. IC.
Schumnpet, antd sistel-, NIs wn X. A.
Moseley. He is acc!ompatniedl by his
nieces, the Mlisses Helen and uby
Schnmliper-t..
Y'es, NIri. ICJ itor-, our naarttket was the
best, on the opening batle, and if you
don)l't, wvatehn ot, twe al-e going to bie lie
best, the year t,h rough. See if it dlon't.
Thei lItice pidl( was iec.
We not,e that, some one is writ,ing
abot,t telepIoo coninection wvit,h lin
ton, andit t,Ust, that thir systemi ill
wvork better- than our's, as one hailf t,he
time iwe ann't, gut, Cenitral on any3 tite
else In Newber-ry.
M's- Lula MIatt,bewys, of At,lanita, is
on ia visit, to her ittnt, Mrs. I. II. KI..
iiarid and will Spiendt a week with heri
mutch to the delight, andt pIleasure of
lier- many filends.
Th'le Prosper-ity Canning Co. got, in 3i
calrb of casLes onl Wedntesday anid wihi be
ready t,o shi Ip otit their prodntet, with -
in a week. They have can ned th is sea
5(on (60,000 cans and would have put, upl
100,000) had the tomaito el-op not, bien at
failur:e Theiiy will not pack lot) cases
of tomtatoes all told, minch t,o thei r re
glet.
i)h'. liallman nlow ridets at wheel and
lie ptuts to shame some1 of the y ounger
riders, lie maktes hIs calls arioundi
t,own now on his "bike."
Well, ( hips, old boy, after yotii last,
"'Ily" art.ielo I am ready to smoke t,be
pipe of peatco atnd hiti-y the hatchet
Who would have thotughit of iworking
In stich a nice ad. tot' old man Kay and
hIs tnico line of guods but, you, Chips.
Tihank yoti, old boy. I appreinto it and
wvould say that I am gett,ing read(y todho
just wvhat, you say. Look here old( fel
low don't you go and get the sulks now
abotit that, p)eicie, for', if you do, I wvill
tell that joke on you sun-c though you
should "'riddle tml It it is the hast, t,hinig
you do." Get, that tulrkey readyv. Don't,
you see the edit,or hats prlomnised us a
burprise and you know1 h' n0vor does
things by halves and if you sulk 11, may
be knock tho balianceu of us wh,o aro all
smiles and grins in expectancy from
getting that "ullpriso. If you don't,
o0110 down off youlr perelh we'll get
inadan Chips to talk somo Diutel to
you again, suo If I don't,.
Wo had a Very pleasaint eall fromt
Clodhoppor last Pridaiy and I am glad
to know that ho joins mo in that thanks
giving editorial-co' -opon(lent din
nr. Aly, my, what, . tho we will
have. Thoso of iis who enjoyed that
March dinner can in limaglination seo
what a >leaIsant timi we 1aro going to
havo. 'o specele itt, this dinner not,
oven one from Chips.
Mrs. .1. A. Sigl, of Sli-fhs, was in
town today accompailnialied by M rIs. S. 11.
Sligh, of F1lorldi. Mra's. S. 1'. Sligh
will spend somo tiim in Sotti.h Carollia
ratill-lIng whell it gets Cooler.
K A Y.
1frs. iIthael 'nrtaiii, P .infI e, [ .,
makes tihe sttemen'l 4' t t hat. shet enlugh I
cold, whieh icet tIe4 oi her ing.; Ile
wai freated for it month by her f taily
hlyi.i, but, g ew wtorme. lJe obId
)er hoe wrs a loele." victim of con
auti ionl 11nd tha10 nio liedicins. could
niiFi hir, Hier dIrtigigist stigge+ted Dr.
King's New 1) -vovery for Cc i
*oulI- t (.I-1; sihe bolight. a botitf? and
to helr deliglt foiid hermw- it-t lited
rfrim thm firist. atise. 8iho cein
tilluel ito ui le mi ifte-r ikinig mix hot
ties. re n niit I, riistjf oud n(1 well; now
does iher own housework, and Ii as well
a i4he evcr wi. Proe trie botd Mes of
tIN Orea Di-cover t Plh1am1't &
It.,erton&Glde'sDeeStre.Large
hoittI ItH 50 ve ts aInd 81 00.
CANNON& MAYES,
ARM, A('LNTS FOR THIF
Mansion House Steam Laundry,
01' (;IGIlNVILrLIC, 8. S.
- AT
NEWBERRY, S. C.
)f narty*rvrdon is reatiched when an in
01i'l lutmidrly sienilds youri. hinen hoime
vith riagged ede-es aind spread en.ic
mittonlholes. I f it, don't "dri11ve at manti
* hard din'11k' it. will sulrely drivo himla
* seeking a laundry that will insure
in such perfuelc wo(rk -as is done1 at the
Mlanslion Ioute Steam Latundry We c
riot only give your linlen at perfect color
inld inish 11 u1. we se -t-nd it hoime in a
"!(jn(iLioln that ilsires comfort Il i1Lot
wetather.
AG ENTSwl t""n (. 'I; () .0o-"1
JUS RECEIVE
Ladies'
P1ure Silk Mitts,
10 and 15c.
Ladies'
5, 10 and 25c.
L ad ies'
I'et il-- 6 siC(00
Shlirt WVaists,
Sets 15c. only.
Lot
LOUIS HERNSDORF
HOSIE RY
(in summer weight
15 cents.
LACES al EDINES
TO
Suit Every One.
Another New Line of
MILLINERY
JUST IN !
COME TO SEE UT
WYDI'8 Br 1l Stro
CASH BASI
Oni and
.1st, Wo %
hbusiness (
No goods (
paid for. C
wo will mako
intorost, as we
our goods witl
prolit---solling
for the cash. Cal
MORK= us and it will profil
NE\
CLO1
CANO
"TH E
The a
When n
the cord
sition at
graceful
P1
REST MOSQUITO NET
CA
.J.M WC
NEWBERRY -
--AT
Jones'
Commnencing Tuesday, August 23d,
Ending Sat urdaiy, August 27,
.To keep from pack
ing away what Summer
Goods we have left, we
are going to pay you
for the trouble to come
and take them away.
ALL OF OUR
Muslin and Swiss sold at 10c.,
1 2.1., and 15de., will be sold
wit hout reserve, at
5 cents.
Staple and Fancy Amroskeag
(linghamis, at
5 cents.
White Goods, in plain and fancy,
sno what wo sell them to you
5 cents.
Como andl( see what we will sell
you Swissi EdJginigs for,
5 cents.
They are all on table in,
centre of.the store.
LOT OF
Towels and
Table Linen
At About HALF Price.
SEE WHAT YOU
can get a
LADY'S WAIST FOR.
$1.50 Counterpane
for 75c.
A 65c. Counterpane
for 47c.
NEVER
Buy a pair of Shoes
until you see
OU RS.
(lGoods, Not ionus and Shoes
Next door to
Robertson & Gilder's
Wvsill T. Jone M 1,io
B!
artor September
ilI conduct our
>n I cash basim.
lelivered until
1l oul us 11111
at to your
will mark
i it short
strictly
I to svo
, you.
VBERRY
FHING CO.
PIES!
* DIXIE CANOPY."
pproved best canopy.
ot in use, by releasing
, it of itself takes a po
the head of bed both
and ornamental.
-ice, $2'75 each.
TING !
ALL AND SEE THEM 1
1OTENT,
S----S-S.C.
"MOWER SELLS THE BEST"
FIFTEEN DAYS MORE
TO GET
Shoes at Cost!
Our, famot s shoe selling wvill
continne .set just fifteen days.
It is a matter of economy with
you---not a question of pro-.
fits with us.
In t his salei of aell Sitmmner Shoes
at strictly first cost, we have put our
b)est shces forward-.
It has been a Fitting opportuni
ty to m-mny people to embrace the
occasionl to sefmo some of the best,
neatest, nicest, most service.able
Shoes over sold1 at sneh prices in
New berry.
WVo take p)rIo in say ing this
miuch, and1( the results of thel stale
and tbe ma~ny custonowrs we havoe
p)leased will bear us out in t hie at tle.
mont.
Every thing has beenj just as aid.
vertised, andl t his psrinciple wvillI be
adhered to throughout the rema~ii.
ing days of this saile.
If you want a ic
O)xford Tiej~
It 311 Want,1 a nice
otra'p Slipper,
(Tn SIzes for Ladies andc Children.)
If you1 Wai a nic
Low Cut Shioe,
(In slzes for' Men and Boys.)
The Mower Co.'s is the place
to get them for tho next 15
days at striotig first cost,
No freight added.
Shoes bought of us are always
polished fred of charge at our Shoe,
Depart mont.
lemomuber the sale, Lho prico,
the plIace, the limit-just fifteen dlays
more of famous shoe soling
JRespectfiul,
G.& G. S.MOWER en.