The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 28, 1898, Image 3
Cott'on Market.
Correted by J. W. Gary & Co.
M iddling ....................................41c.
iluckIon's Aranica 3aIve.
'he betst Salve In the world for Cuts,
itoisv-,. 8ore,, 11lcers, Salt Rieunt,
.-ver Hore, Tetter, Chapped Hand,
'.lutnin,,, iCorns, and all Hkin Erup
I, >i., and pot4itively cures Pl.-s, or no
,.- y r-iltired. It is guarantwei to give
is rfit P-mtifetion or money r4funded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Nob. ri4-sit & (iier and W. E. Pelham.
Ten per cent. off of each article
you purchase at A. (. Jones for the
next 30 days; means ton prr cont,. less
t,ban you can buy the same class of
goods aijy where In Newberry. t&f tf
To Un1re a old III One N16cht
Take Van Lear's Cold Capsules for La
Grippe. Coughs and Colds; 12 doses 25
conts at all druggists. Guaranteed to
curo or money refunded. t&f6m
Store Itoi to itent,
100 feet long, plate glass front, most
popular location in town, (hotel block
main st,reot.). Possession given 1st of
.\arch, if n1ot soonlor. Rareopportunity
to L'ot a 111'st-elass store room it New
berry. Apply to Daniels & Co. tf t&f
The stir we made in the Dry Goods
market in Newherry during the past
ten days shows what we can do any
Sline when we desire to do bO. I always
sell for less because I sell for spot, cash.
t&f tf A. C. Jones.
DIr. Itobr,mson Decinesa
I am compelled on account of my
business engagements to declino the
nomination of alderman from Ward 4.
Thanking my friends for same, I am,
Very respectfully,
PITNZ ROBERTSON.
Constipation prevents the body from
ri(ldilg itselfof waste matter. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers will remove the
troUbl anDi cure Sick Headache, Bill
ousness, Inactive Lver and clear the
complexion. Small, sugar-coated, don't
gripe or cause nausea. W. 14. 'elham.
Tels-t,sto su erb ,.
Please add the following new Phones
to your list:
H unt, W . L . (les.)..........................108
Speors, L M. (Store).......................117
ft2t And oblige, L. W. FLOYD.
The Newberry Clothing Co. are
having a closing out sale. They arei
going out business January 1st and
want to turn their largd stork into
cash. 0.-Vt'a
A Fordhconleig Marriage.
The marriage of Mr. Joseph 11. Nor
wood, Cashier of the Newberry Savings
Bank of Newberry, S. C., to Niss Rhea
H. Daggett, of Wilmington, N. C., is
announced to take place in the latter
city on November 9th. Mr. Norwood
is a brother of Dr. B. L. Noorwood, of
Tiller's Ferry, and has hosts of rela
t,lves and friends In this count,y whc
will rejoice to hear of .his approaching
nuptials.-Darlington Messenger.
Mr. Norwood has made hosts of
friends In Ne'wberry during his sojourn
among us, who will welcome his bride,
and wish them long life and happiness.
The Herald and News extends to the
young coupn 1)in adlvance its most hearty
congratu lations.
When you ask (6r DeWitt's Witch
H!azel Sal ve don't accept a cou nterfeii
or I mitation. There are more cases 01
Pies being cured by this, than all
others combIned. W. 1F. Pelhamu.
A Quiet Marriage.
On Wednescay, at 11 o'clock, th<
nup)ltials of Dir. T. L. Street mian, o1
Hendlersonville, N. C., and Miss H-att,i<
Shackieford were solemiz'ed att th<
home of the bride's p)arenits, lhiru. ani
Mrs. W. M. Shackieford, In Newberry
The ceremonty was pterformned by 1Rev
C. W. Creightoni of the Met hod is
chmnrch. Trhere were p)resent, a fey
friends of the family. The par'lor' was
tast,efully decorated in evergreetns anm
the ceremony was impressive.
Dr'. Streetman is a successfuli drug
gIst of Hendersonville and the bride I.
a young lady well beloved by t,hos<
who know her.
The brIdal party' left oni the C., N. s
L. train immediately after the muaril
auge for' theira future home at Ileonder
sonville.
T1he Herald atnd No extends ii
c'ongrt,ulat,lons and bei wisthes for
long life of happilness and useful ness.
Overcome evil wit,h good. Overcom<
your coughs and coi(ds with Oine Mint<
Cough Cure. It, Is so good childre'n cry
for It. It cuires cr'oup, bronchitis, pneiu
mnonia, grip)pe and all thr'oat atn' luna
(liseases. WN. E. P'elham.
MA tlliCED.
Married, on October 23(d, by Rev. C
.A. Wright, Mr'. 'T. JT. Ratuton to Mis
Lilly Glymph, o,f Brooklyn. M r'. Rau
t,on is a clerk with Mr. P?awley.
Married by Recv. Geo. 8. B3earden o
'Thiursda.y., October.20, 1898, Mr'. Lau
:sShealy and Miss Mam(e Sligla
On last Thu 'yM ar. I". ILI. Keml~
-son and Miss KCate Blouknight werc
joined In the holy bonds of matrimafon3
ReLv. J. ,3. StevensOn ofllolat,ing. M r
enpson~ Is a well -known succossful
1anter' and hanudsome widowe.r of Hig
gin -try aund Miss Bloukinight is
loey daughter of Mr.P'luk Houknigh
o,f the same sectioni.
This newly marriedi pair isedeseryini
aof much hapinosls and they certain1
have the sinee good wishes of th
AMvocate. --Saluada Ad v'ocate, Oct,, 19.
''y No" when a dealer olTerat you
Sayutt ~ofor 11ood 'e Sarsapatri ll
'lr& is >oting ''just as good." U
(tily Ilood 5
stVFAI iIUaTWOIlTI
busines )" 0. io, conduicted a t. han
it. 1is Ill '~gI" a ye~'ar and ex ponse
sa inry ,-iraigh t li)l.a'i Mala
a,',09' t " d i. fe'rece".' Euclose 8eitf
Monu41ht &\Ol ,'t *I nve'lope, I lerbort, E. 11
Notice to Jurors.
Jurors drawn to attend Court of
Comnon Pleas ou October 31, 1898,
are hereby notified not to atter.d un
il Thursday, November 3, 1898, at
ten o'clock in the foronoon, pursuant
to direction of presiding Judge.
A. J. 011lsoN,
Ch ri of Court..
VARIOUN AND At 1. A 14011T.
Col. W. A; Wallingford has rturned
to Newberry.
l'he civil Court will opon at Nowhlr
ry onl Thorsday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Harmon spent
Gala Week in Charleston.
City council is Vontitilg the good
work of macadamizing the streets.
Dr. P. Robertson declines to be a
candidate for. alderman from Ward 4.
Dr. Jas. K. Gilder 'eclines to he a
candidate for alderman fromt Ward 4.
The public schools of the county are
ordered to open on Monday, 7th Novem
ber.
Misses NevilloI Pope ...id Mary Nance
Fair are visiting relatlves i.nd friends
in Abbeville.
Mr. It. Y. Leavell is having his fur
nit,ure stores on Main street repaired
and enlarged.
Do not forget the State Palie and the
special trains an( cheap rates and be
sure to arrange to attend.
Dr. Jas. H1. McIntosh requests us to
state that, he cannot be and will not be
a CandIdat; for alderman from Ward 3.
Shockley Bros. are butlding a resi
dence for Mr. Jordan R. Green on his
lot in rear of the residence of Dr. i4. C.
Jones.
Mr. Joseph E. Norwood, the polite.
accomiodating cashier of the Newber
ry Savings Bank, is on a brief visit to
Wilmington, N. C.
Mr. Jas. It. Davidson, who is now en
gaged in the U. S. Marshal's ollice in
Charleston; was home on a visit, the
early part of the week.
The sessions court dispatched a lot of
business. Judge Townsend went home
on Wednesday and will return for the
common pleason Thursday. Stenogra
pher Campbell left yesterday for Spar
tanhug.
M iss Kat.ye-"- Iril Civie, ne o r
ington's prett.y daughters, after visit
Ing relatives and friends in Newberry
County for several weeks returned to
her home in Lixington Wednesday.
She made many friends whilechere.
Those ITianagers of tbe Federal ec
tion who do not, call for the boxes to
day will confer a favor by calling at
The Herald and News oliec for the
boxes on Monday as we expect to be
absent from Newherry next week after
Tuesday.
Council should have a couple more
rock st,eps ptit oi Main street in front,
of Davenport & Renwick's so that ped
estrians could cross from one side to
the other without getting in the mud.
The rocks were there once and only
two or three have disappeared.
Trhe editor of The Herald and News
leaves th is afternoon withi Presit'ent
Cromner to attend the Newberry confer
ence at Mace2doniaZ church ini Lexing
ton county and then the Jloint eonfer
once at St.. Marks in Saluda Count,y.
HIe will be absent, lrom tihe ollice to
morrow.
Mr. A1. A. Carlbsle has ret,urned from
Baltimore where lie went to have an
operation perfommed on the shoulder
which was dislocated when lie steppledl
in the cellar at Rtobert son &. Gilder's
drug store. His many friends are glad
to know tbat tihe operation wvas success
ful and that he will soon lhe out.
TJhat was a very suddeun andl sad acci
dent, at Prosperity yesterdlay 1by which
little Owen Sebum pert lost hiis life.
We cannot, understand why it should
-have hiapp)ened, butt we know that a
Providence which doeth all things wvell
knows best. To the stricken and be
reaved parents we extendl our sympa
thies.
- ~~Itema,rkable~ tesue.
miakes the statenment that she caught
cold, w hi ch set tIid on her ltugs; she
was treated for a nionith bv her famiily
physician, hut. g. ew worse, Hie told
Sher shen was a hopeless victim of con
sumltplti oad t hat no miediine couldI
-cure her. Her drnizgist sugge-sted D)r.
SKing's New icovery for Coni
aumei ~tton; she bought a bottle andl
to her dtel ight foaund hiersel f benefit ed
fromi the first dose. She co'n
tI nuedl Its use anid after taking six bt,
ties, found herself sound and well; now
5does. her own housework, and Is as wall
-as she eve*r wvas. Feree trial hotlas of
this Great Olscoverv' at Pelham's &
Robertson & G1ider's D)rui Store. La rge
1bottles 50) cents and 61 00.
EGG WH ITE SOAP.
Dr. Raub's Egg White
. No 25c. Soap to
So ' is. Makes the
equal velvet. No
skin like
chapped fa orihnd
tLeaves a sweet fie
odor. We give yo ,a
Spicture worth $1 wi
every box of three
cakes at25c.
aRobertson & Gilder,
Druggists.
y JA NT'ED)-SEVKt 'Tti'ST 'I I
Peronsi3li in this Staite to iimnae nu11
SSalary strn1ht 5'K0) a year jand oen -s
diefinite, boo la. EoIIo no1h aa,
- rsso sanpo.a envelop, hIertsrt E. hies
76
$15,0 0
And everything in St
at a reduction of Twent
worth of Goods you buy,
Five Cents. C*-ome quick
Remnember this GrandI SI:
night. At, thie Great Comnhinat
PROSPER1TY S. 0.
1t Court
Of Gender SeSSIons finished tie busi
ess before it o n Wednesdy by the
woo ree.th and wof adjouned. The
gtand jury anid pet.ib jil-y all got,
thrigh at the same time. '.le busi
mess wa- grotten th wi %-tbout ai
riitch.r
Our report on Tuesday Concluded
wvi0h t,he work of Mond ity.
ruedalty mnl()intgt thlec agist
At! f !*U~ 3 c t :te sau 0 ti C' ihe biski
eny, was broight , u und lie pleaded
guilty. This wits for breaking in Maj.
De Walt's house at Prosperi tY. Ile was
senLenetd to 10 years in the peniten
tiary it hard litbor. The case against
1o) Spence, Wiml. .Ja1c,kson and Albert
)eWalt on the same charge was nol
prossed and they were dischrged.
The etse tgaiinst .1. J. Hipp anid
Quinter mip) was next (tled. They
were charged with assaiult and battery
of a high and aggravatled Int Ire.
,lohnistone & Welch assistedt i,h prose
eution while the defense wits riepre
eented by Cole. L. Blease. The jury
returned a verdict of guilty. Sentence
Was suspended awititing the result of a
motion for a new trial.
The State vs. Sim Glenn-murder
was then taken tip. The defense was
r'epriesented by JohnsiItonet & WVlelh.
Verd ict nlot guilty.
C. A. Floyd wits tried for mtirder and
acqtuittedl. Hie wits represenited by
Johnstone & Welch.
Easter Kinard pleadt guilty to assault,
andi hatt.ey with initeint to kill and was
sentenced Lo pay13 a fine oI(f $50 or go to)
the peniitetiarity for three months.
The following grand jutrors were
drawni to serve the enstinzg year: J1. S
Bowers. J1. K. N-',ps. J1. Cal Neel, t Ml.
(Jaldlwell, Lutber M. I ,ong, HI. S. G ra
hatn.
P~It lESK'NTM iNTi '1-' (G it A N i) J1 U IIY.
To' lion. D). A. Townsend, Priesidling
TPhe grandl( jury begs leave to stubm it,
the follow ing prestmen'1t:l
WVe hitve careftully coinsidered1 and
acted upo()n all bill s of l idietmnen thIand
ed us by the lion. Solicitor.
'We would c,all attention to a recomn
mendattion mnade in a former plresenit
men t, thatt the old bic k Ikitchen itt tihe
jail be pul11led down anid ai,tached( to the
jail ini order to imaike IL dlininir and
cook room ILl Ii uder t he samie roof,
wh icb wotld he (If g rdi eai elit to the
faily3 of the Sheri IY, buit nothlin g has
been dlone ini thet mnatter. Wei woull
now uirge that it, he done as sooni its
practicable, and also that. Iight,s be put1
in the windows of tbe jail where they
are b)roken otit.
We inid the p)later(inig Over heitd in
the School (Commitissionler's ollec nleedis
repatiring. We also recommliendt that a
partit,ion be pt,t in the School Commtnis
sioner's (tllce by Coinmmiissionier he patidI
for by the counlty, which will cost, but
a small amout,.
There is a leak in the roof of the
coturt house itmmed iately over the I 'ro
bate J tud go's otlice to whI iclb attention
was cal led ii a foiimer presentmiient
whieb has not yet, heen atttendedl to.
We ask the Supervisor to have it, at
tindedI to at, once.
IWe also cll1ed attent,ion in a formier
report, to some of the books of record
in tbe Clerk's ollice wh ichi need to be
rebotund iin order to preseirve tIhe
reordts, and wvhielb ha is not bteen dlone.
We now iurge that, t,h is he done at once.
We. recomimend that thne obstrtict.ions
in all th~e streamis oh water cou rses he
reimov'ed at theuil1i most prcticale seasoni.
'\Wo herewith hatnd you the repulort, of
heSn pervisor) sho~winug th e amiloiunts
i t tluonl Ith)aproved (claimis from
thi 26th day (of J une, 1898X, to ,hie 1st
dah of Oc tober, 13983.
As the laiw non stands the Magistra.
tes 'Ire reqired to maiike quailrterly re
p)orts to the Sutperv isor, a nd the Su per.
vilsoir to make report, thiereof to the
grandt jury at, the latst termn of court,
The MIagistrattes laet vfailed to miake
t,heirt reports tto the Sunperv isor.
WeVn have examinied tihe poor louise on
county home, and hlind ever. thing it
goodn ondition.
-j -0 ' .04 -
r r a rr
f AlT .......
-~ rr -
r
I-I
GOA,I
ore-Room No. I until 1st c
y-Five Cents on the Dolla
rrom us in Room No. 1 we
and get the benefit of tbe
Augh er0 of Prices )positively clo
ioln I louse of
7 J."ros,Leat
'h(e bridge aIo Iuh It ,
11arinlon's qularter hais been1 report.ed to
us at, in had conditionl. and we Isk thtL
tie Supcrvisor have it, fixed Ito.ce.
We have ITclready Iade at. a former
terin of th is court,, report on t.h e public
olices and deemli it, IInlecessril'y to 1ay
anyt,h3ing about them at, h1) is term.
We recommend that our clerk be
paid Ul,e usual fee.
Respectfully Suibmlli'ted,
A. .1. WILIANUIAM, P"oreman.
A copy of so much of present.inet,I Its
relat C. to S11WIerVisOr WIS Ord(ed served
onl hitn. Atid so imuch ats refers to
Magistrates wIas ordered served upon
The court was the adjotiried sin i die. P
.JlidLe Towisoltd will ret.urn1-i in timlie
to open cut oil Thursdiay.
1) EAT I I4
MISs 1olat1 PIt,S, dauglilter of Mr. and P
Mrs. M. Pitts of No. 6, died on Thurs- 15
dt.y lft01' a brief iillness of m i attLI i
hiemat,trill; aged ahoit 15 years. She I
will he buried today at. Trinity.
M argaret Victoria, iniant daugh ter of
Mr. and Mrs M. 1) Rteighley, of Now
herry, was born May 13, 1898 and died
October 24, 1898. Jesus said "suffer
the little children to come unto me and
forbid them not for such is the king
dbm of heaven."
The Best Place. K
It pa'. s to trade at Pehami's
Drug Store, 1i.'cause you can
bu1y a1t retail nearflyl at Wh1ole- C
sale prices. Thei mrontey1
counlts. Stores5 maty comeC andi
go, but the Pel hami's Pharma
ey rolls on andl bus r'olled on,
o the plesl)(' satisfact ion for'
23 years. Prices the loweste
a t P E I IAM'S.
oFrOll'SOll's TastelBss Cllill Tollic!
Pleasant to Take !
Quick to Act !
Cheap to Buy! j
It gives you ant appeItite,
str'engthens you, and( regulates
yourt li ver'. Only 35c per
sailte at Robtftson & G iIlder's
Driug Stor'e.
Teachern. Annoiattin.
'Thei t,eneers' as4sociat.ion of New
berr'y (otut.y w,illI meet. at the Grtadled
School hbuilding No vemtbetr 10th.
Subjects for d1iscuission: ,
l'rimiary Artii mt,ieL-Mrt. Wmt. if.
WVallace.
Griaded Couini,y Schools-Mir. .J . I.
I 'rimrary Iteading-MNis I.,u ~ey ti ser.
Q.uestion ilox.
Ot!icers tor' the e'nsuing y'eari willI be
elected( at thIis mieeti ng.
All t.eaebecrs wvil lIue ex pected, and
no( ctl'rts will be0 spared'C to maitke Lthis a
red( letter int associattiotn worik.
THE LIE LAW MUST CO!
LOW PRICE COTT1ON WILL FOLLOW!
SIINiD YOUljf (ASH,I AT'
SM ITH'S STOR E
You wll g t n liundr ed (CnLs on
tihe D)ollIar. I sell at.,a very~'short. pr1oIit,.
*Comie and1( tr'y me one and I am certaini
of your ttrade aft,er'war'ds.
Mr.". A. Smith will bel glitd to see
hiet' fr'iendis andl M r'. Latwson lI obb wvili
ret* o with pCleasure.
J spcfully,TH
e o
-r -
nrur
SHOES.
H A TS.
* Clothing.
of November, for cash,
r. For every dollar's
will t,%ke off' Twenty
se prices.
l 4 I s t of O ctober, at id 1(1
lers of Low Prices.
7T TH E Af.
oo1le Dl ii Store,
unnally's Bon Bons,
III 30c., 60e. and S1.20 packages.
Junnally's Chocolates,
In 30c., 60e. wid $1.20 packages.
Junnally's (chocolatc) Mint,
InI 30o. pakags(.1.
Junnally's Al0ld Brill1c, lOc.
Junnally's Pa1il Brilc, loc,
Junnally's Chocolate
Marshmallows, 10c.
J unnally's C1Colat Cralls, 100.
;-These goods are m:ade (if piure mawe
al a11d expres.-ed to us the liy t,hey
Ib IIde.
(OUNG & COMPANY,
LOWIRW-t MAIN STRE3.r.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
For Mayor:
-ANNOUNCE N1YS1LF CANDI
L date fotr Mayo--subject .to D emo
LililCH ANNOI;cINCI 'tYSIl'
L143 as a ( candida.0 for Ninyor ande pled'(ge
ilysel f to abide 0 he resul'53 t of the D emno
L[ H10[lHY A N N(OU.'N( IC A SII
a (candidate11 for'N MIaor and3( p1ldg
tyself to( 111 abide t ut, of the I )emo13
raltic pilmary.
T HOS8. 10. Il'TlING.
phusur int announeinC13g D r. (O. I
laye as a suit3.ble '11 3(3lida.' inI the
om31ing3 townV ehI (1tion3, kno3(wing 1hat, he(
ill give' uiiversa5 l sa.is3factionl.
i A NY C'IT1li.Ns.
For Alderman:
W.A.RD2 .1.
NO. WV. ICA H IIInYl1 IS li i'itI'ItY
For Alderman:
IN ABNS 18 ll ;ICI AN
I e4 nounced as a ('and(1ichtte for A hler'
33n3 from1 W\ar-d 2 -shubject.3(1to 1 I ). mo
r A NIBiitT* W.J.ONIS8 IS I iU'l.
J2 1by nominated311'( for* Alderman333 fromIt
VarL3d 2, subjt tJoL ) the I eIoerat iC'ri
hIP. .Jamites dielfers'on itane as A 1dera'n3
If ,hue Town 33(f New herry, S. ('., durin1 3g
heo past y'ear3, wYe begJ~ ( to(3 nom 1 inat him
3'om1 Ward 2'( 9 f said TI'Iown and pledgeICI .~
11i1 to0 abide( 3he result,13 (f thte I)emio
ra'ltic 1'rimary113. (Civizi.I:NS.
For Alderman:
.YOIING IS lilI :uiIBY
e113 anno3ncId asi aL (3andidat1,e fIor
AlIderman11 fro ( Ward \V'I1, subIlject to the
)c3mocra'ti3e l'riarI1t y. CyIzi.' 3:NX.
For Alderman:
-NO M. TiAA IS 1IhfilItiVy
annonne1(13ed0(1It as a33( candidate for' AlI
1 rmanl13 from33 Ward( 133( j)1 ('d pdged to
h13(ide 3'.he ieut of! .1he Demiocrati pr11
W tCA IU'IITiOfU '%,I1) TO A N
1311te for Alderman3t0 3 from~ Wardi 51 sub1
ji -et 1t. the I) Dema(.rati.c prbnart313y elee.'
It will pay yon to (1( your11 faill
t,rald ing wit.h the1( NewberIry ClothIingi~
C.o. 'IThey are( goinig ot of business081
Januati~ry I st and1 aro'0cortainily cuttinig
Sever'al line IHed I loomt Soits for .sale1
(1heapJ, to33 ike room31 fori (other3 goodsl .
5. .1. Wo'-r N.
......HONEST ADVERTISING....
Omr advot,lsentsOA4 haIHVe always beenl
)i4inali ad hlionest. Tho public by their
"etol and spIport, has slibstatitiated
hat fat. It is our mlotlo: "To at teld
) oII ()W businetl Iave ot.lhers
&,Ite." However, ailu-rextel-;ive ad veir.
Asometit hias-,; been brimded with extravii
r amevund fhception , and seit Ins to wor
*%y Ir IIIAtil4w-. who ar it l uised to
i;ks.% wie,and their clerks not, w4ed
t) d"'ln, with thit dner tot ate .i few
Lo l % s.mt. \\ hll at i(fet-retc ae , l the live
tilve o luairtr i '--whiee tiey are con
4tat,ity hls I mll vli -u arly morn it,i llI ate
It Il ht. ' Vill,-, the ever illereltsinlI
n II I I of I t t - ---t h,- I -l r ki g t u i -
I o v.t Iv I in ver itladi -411pp)I-r to4 ge ther III
it! 11. \VI w t i t < ti t ,I y ut nd !e
Amiod IhI it. -- V I-ay Nor allI m1w. lver
t.-emu.nIl., stivill m.ir !v w %:,(I wer't wVt
to'Pi I le soineo of ti ll ii l'S, who ark.
loe to di,-i h e, in' aid ver
F nistIs th > writ..- an Il.. hli
wotld anso be pad fDo U.hir s VI
ThankI1(', howe-Ver. W,bvy adkvi-rti,e u s
contnt 1Y tiy ( and -11ratuim ly. 11, b: law
1>ra1vr-i(n s o owever, but, (Illw
L-ow I'vievs. w%hit!h mwv y wiur I-milpi
1(w.4 so (errlild %. Of courst, ItheIy ait.l
-ompellled t.() vivc.:t rvditetin tof ":25 pi-r
Lient,L. ,", an 1d w.r th L1)ey t 0 g i V( yo 4 t-0
Nr comtt . ton* -nit. rorit i ti( it e ( Or at
mtonith. b11t. the whotlt. yevar. rmilnd, I bey
woulid notk met I he low 1wice-4 of 1,1be
live liive f 1lia is. Not, mnce, bult t,
man1,11y IunIitly 1imea s. 1-,1),-1eiallI y du11rin the1
I)aSItW %Vw(4wh-4. haS 111 h1r-kh11Vn
mad1(it Volun11arily*: "W hyl. .\Ir. K IVlt- ,
$6,i0 priWes o thcso of s:- lowor.
l110 w found them in ay of hir store
inl townl Moral: If )oil wilnt, to satvv
1110n1Y ()n antyt hiniv y4ou nieed, tra i t
The 00 Worive of Frrratings.
O. KLETTNER,
The Pathr and14 S11111- Ovillvr..
TH TMT
Clothing, Shoe,
Furnishing GOodS),
Hats and Dry Goods
... STOC K...
No oni has (oer shown suich ii tk
in Nowbwrry.
$16,500 Worth of Clothing.
$11,500 Worth of Shoes.
$7,500 Worth of Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Dry Goods, Etc.
THI8 STOCK MUS3T BE
Converted into cash,
We(" will mivet alnd
dorn 111t1o i to lctntttoils abdut
cot ilIt 11( itl Ily04 tho a i le s t
o wlreDnintondtliion,lo imi
ThoeLader
moA ti'init dlyc. Wt sock goi
otonn we prsetom tth
omietpicepar snth .ment
Woe wWIlho to the 'P!' liDe loJg t thet
ch ~ipl I whret tey11. way oi i
AriingI (' ail. ()r tck 1
Soeio Department
Ylos wil fin ovrting np-f oto.
datto it](t ll r
EYloy i'tll fidvrling loo t
low t l r'(th t th y an.
DhoenDprtm& enwic
Mower Sells the Best!
Mower Sells the Beste
because the~ best is llwaya theo
chQajpst , am1( l)hen
Ih hao ot at Moweri's is cheatper
t hu it hein lfer ior art icle else
Mower Sells the Best
Dress Goods!
Mower Sells the Best
Hosiery!
Mower Sells the Best
U n d erwear!
Mower Sells the Best
Cloaks and Capes!
Mower Sells the Best
Damask & Doylies!
Mower Sells the Best
Sheeting & Bleach
ing!
Mower Sells the Best
o u atin gs!
Mower Sells the Best
Calicoes!
Mower Sells the Best
Men's Shoes!
Mower Sells the Best
Ladies' Shoes!
Mower Sells the Best
Children's Shoes!
Mower Sells the Best
in everything
<lute h) (lo ts S tore;
Mo I i Sell the Best
Ht. }piiees 1llut, 000~ \'Ury
Mow, we ll tve you
\\'e b el iee ehat fror
in eerongcl tn
pIn) :.hd on u palod
(I'lli(t. DrY (Ima1ls fIP(
Your luloney is too) hard'(
Onl iashy g'ods. --so
Bu.y Tl hoil h Best
fri 1us. We will give you
vatlu W eceiv1<h 1u(lOhi sat isf -
ti on int the vial will be on of
pohlt '.mmghl rmot huy.
ing ito Bt. fro 6 is. Com to
see us i al givo us tho opp ortu
ity to sell you T1he Besat at
earock bottomh prices.
~1 & Yours truly,
G,&8.SMOWER GO
oni Ills]I v'.,u J1 . ..
Come in and see our
line of
Tin nid Hats
Also Hats trimmed to
suit you. Our
Sailor and
WalIking Ht
ARE GEMS.