The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 23, 1899, Image 3
NEWBEiIY MAlRKHT.
Corrected every Tuesday and Friday
by Suimier Bros. *
Meat. ..................... S@c.
Shoulders-....................... .7.
Hatps..................... 10(012Jo.
Best Lard .................... 7 1@81c.
Best MolaiseB, now crop...... 50c.
Good Molasses...,............... 25@35c.
Corn ...............................6...05 .
M oal .......... . . ......... ......... 60c.
Hay...... . . ............ 75c.
Wheat Bran.................... $1.00.
1st Patent Flour.................. $4.75.
2nd Best Flour.................... $4.60.
Strait Flout........................ $4.25.
Sood'Ordinary Flour.. $3.O .00.
1gar ............... .. .... 51(d6fc.
RIco..................... 618io.
CotTee...............,..,.. 10a20.
Cotton seed meal, per sack. 1.00.
Bate Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c.
Country Prodoo
Butter, per lb .................... 15@20c.
Eggs, per dozen ................ 10o.
Chiuaens, cach................. 121()20o.
Peas, pert hushol....... ......... 6oe.
Corn, por bushel................ 6.50.
Oats, per buthol.................. 35(a,40.
Sweet potatoes .................... 4~50c.
Turkeys, per lb ....... 6 8c.
Foddet;, ,per cwt ................. ( *75c.
111scklees's Aridca t4nive.
The best Qaive in the world for C.at I
Bulsem, Ktores, Ulcers, Stlt Rienm
Fever- Sot es. ettar, Cha Ied 11iati'ds
(11hilblalins, Col n-, and ill Skin Ei up
ti.s, and 114)s 1"ely cures Piles, or no
pA,y requircd. IL is guarantleedl to IVe
Perfeet saikfaction or money refunT -d.
P e 25 cents per box. Por sale Iy
Robertson & (lder and W. E. Pelham.
It mlices no differenee how bad 1'he
wound if you use I)eWitt's Witch IIn.l
Salve; it will quickly heal and leave no
scar. Robertson & GIldev.
Hoiso aid L,ot For ft P.
For terms and part iculars apply to
f&t, tf Dr. .Jtunes M. Kibler.
Picnic at iartfort.
There will be an exhibition consist
Ing of dialogues, recitations, etc., and
ia pienic at, Hartford Academy on Sat
urday, June 3d. EAverybody is invited.
Pueumonia, a grippe, coughs, colds,
crou1p al(d whooping cough readily
yield to One Minute CoIgh Cure. U-0
this remely in time and save i doctor's
hill-or the undertaker's. Robertson
& Glider.
Piano for Sale.
A valuable pi,aio for sile. For full
partictilars apply to Ml iss Delle Land,
ut the residence of Mr. J no. M. Kinard,
Newberry, S. C.
Terms reasonable. f&t tf
Ratea to the Touriament.
On account of the Firemen's Tourna- i
ment at Columbia, S. C , June 20, 21 r
id 22, reduced rate tickets will be
sold over the Columbia, Nowberry and r
Laurens road, .Jne 18, 1.) and 20, v
limit,ed to June 24, at rate of one first d
class fare for the round trip. Hate for U
firemen in uniform, 20 or- more, $1.10 j
per capita.
Some of the resti Its of neglected dys
peptie conditions of the stoinach arc v
cancer, consimption, heart disease and s
epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Otre mre
vents all this .y effecting a quick cure
in all cases of (ysp)epsIa. Itober,tson &
Gilder. t
Chiargetd Witth Vtolatinag t)uspenasry Law~i
Constable .Jul ius Ncison on Suturd ay *
night arrIest,ed EdagaLr Todd, white, antd
Corsar Cannon, color'ed, on a charge of
violating the dispensary law-sell inrg
liquor. Whitle in Mr. IHlease's oflice
awaitinzg the p)reliminary' trial, T1odd
went, out tharouagh the windowv and1
jumet from the roof, a dlistaince of (
about 12 feet,, and made his escap)e.
...
lUy aillowinag the aLccmlaltionis inl t
the bowels to remain,* theenitireC syst,em hl
is p~oisone~d. D)eWit.t's Lit,tle ECarly i
Risers regualate the bowr.ls. Tiry tht mn
aind y'out wilIl always use t,bem. Robert
son & Gilder.
'The Cii zna Shtould At.te.mt
The first meeting of the Mayors' o
Conv~ention will he held in the opera c.
house t,hiis aLfternIoon at, 4 o'clock. At, n
this meet,inag several add resses of wel- '
comei will bIe tmaude 1by ptroinenlt citi- a
'zens and the ciizenls should turn out il
andl welcome them. The 1lad1ics should ib
atttendl and should comei in time to heat' a
the addriesses. The mnemorial exercises t,
will Ibe held immediately after the wel- ti
come meeting of the Mayors' Convyen
tuoni. Come Out anid liil the opera hi
house.
Mu frinig hum nanlity shotuld be suip-a
pi led wit Ih every man is possible~ for its r'
relief. It Is wIth pleasutre we paubLlilh p
atle follow in g: "Th'laIs is to certify t.hat
I wats a tr'rible sfller'er fraomt Ye'l low
Jauntdice for ovet' sax miotnths, aid was
Itreat.edl by a ,mte of thle btest physicians t,
itn ou1r (c1ty tand Iito no va il. Dr)a. I ell, v
(lut dru1 'ggi-t, recommttenadedl Etctruic a1
liitters; anad aft a' takitng t.wo) bti Ios, I
w,a'a tire'ly enred'(l. I no0w te gret
iinr i.nIr r'commattend(linzg theim to any r'
ph'r., oi safl' a ing fromi this lerrib!oe
alahd.( v. I amat gtratefilly yours.
MI A. Ho 'gart,y, Lexlington, Ky.
,ad lhv i,.tobitona &5~ Gilder and WV. 1'
PlhaiDru)-agglst.
TIecher WVantedt.
W-V will elect ai teach1er totr the J1 atlaIna
c o o the 26th instant at 5 oelock
in thei afitrntoon. Haltaty $25,.00; boat'd
$-8011 per1 moth t. AIply to eithaer of
T1. HI. CtIAL,Mtits.
T1rinitiy S9chooli Pleniiu.
Trintit.y School will close on Satur'
(lay, MayIL 27thI, with ai picnic ini \a's.
AbI,lf't t's patsturie, at 'Zion spring. 'lThe.
l)ubhu i is in vited to at,tend.
MIise ECMMA RISER, 'Teia'.
Miss Bessie ltiser bogs to inform
t1 a 1( who have not purchased
thiri1 Summemr Millinery that, sho ha;
Jil. reivedjj, atnother lot of Ha:t.s
w a tll the~ lattest Novelties in
lTrItiiniigs, which she would lake to
VAR1t0 AM4 ALL. A Ur.
We have had -a delightful rain.
L. 0. Speeri, Eiq., of Greenwood, it
in the oity.
The Graded school will close nex1
FrIday a weck.
Sati Jones' lecture and then comet
Coumonceencut.
Mr. J. E. Norment,, of the News and
oIlrioer, Is In tihe city.
Mrs. C. J. Purcell returned yesterday
rron a visit to Augusta.
T It
In hearing Sam P. Jones' lecture you
get your money's worth.
Hon. (1. T. WVyche, of r1'osperity,
was In the oity yesterday.
Several hands wer-e enaged at th4
tobacco farm yesterday transplanting
plants.
Mr. (J. C. Langstot,, Secretary of the
SAtte Press Association, was in the
-ity the past week.
Thite rutheran conaregation wil; hold
i neetIng next Sunday a we-k for the
)Urpose of calling a pibtor.
Mr. J. 1-1. N. Kinard, of thle )b.erver.
went over to Augutia Xuniday to vikit
i1t; daughter, M1 rii, E-. S. MN:l
J ute 16th I tiv. Ham.f, , jOb (f
eeture for the Ise, :llt ;,i th' i' .:)).
plire ''.,olipally. Ig' ar .:enry k@ -9.,'.
Mlr. Johln 1. 1o .:d sf.ra . .
Ilsit to l I ji rileIb .v ;I a.l 1 reY". a) .
l'enn.
1pecial saill, of s ro f ,> ,0 .
.0 SIa. of it in ti i- i-.. , : rd T H r .
Lnd News.
The welcome r.eeting 0t th,: Mar
onvention will bf- h.d jn tr,: OJ:ra
louse this aftcrnoon at I o'1:*,(r:k. 'I r)e:
>ublic is invited.
The China trees on the tljuare ir
ounding tbe r.Onument have been ult
lown and cleared f1 way. T C-e fr:z:
uist winter had killed them.
In the game of ball lait Saturday
iiorning between the Newberry College
ine and the Clinton nine resulted in a
ictory for the college nine by a score
f6 to 11.
The addresses of welcome before the
011yors' Convention this afternoon, on
he part of the citizens, will be deliver
d by Messrs. Geo B. Cromer and Jas.
L. Culbreath.
Chas. C. Sumner, of Peak, who wvas
onvicted of niurder with recominenda
ion to mercy at Lexin,tn and sen
Lmneed to life imprisonment was yester
ay pardoned by Gov. Ellerbe. ie was
eiesented by Johnstone & Welch.
Speak in time for your ticket to hear
Lev. Sam 1. Jones lecture. Tickets
rill be on sale by Saturday and if you
clay you will not get a choice seat
le will deliver his lecture here on
une 16th for the benefit of the ,xcel
ior Fire Company.
lIon. Cole. L. Blease has been in
ited and accepted the invitation to
peak at a joint, picric' on Saturday
ext at Z-tvline Island, in Little River,
etween Anderson and A bbeville Coun
es. This will be the occasion of a
,rge gathering and several speakers
om11 different parts of the State have
een invited to make speeches on the
ibject of education.
WVill Lane, c'olored1, was before MIagis
-ate Chappell last Saturday charged
ith entering and stealing from the
raded school build ing. The charge
f ousebreak inrg andi larceny was with
rafwn) and he was tried for petty litr
ny, iHe was conlvicted andi sen tencedl
> pay ai line of $25 or' serve :30 (days at
ard labor' on the coun ty chalin gang.
e took the dlays.
Th'le Ta,yior-t). 1minic1k Cai,.
We have already made brief mention
the various st ages of litigattioni in this
ise. Mr. Noah Taylor it will be r'e
emb)eredl somel weeks ago. shot his
ife and she died from the clfeet, of the
ound. She left, an in fant child about
ve mont.hs old. This child has been
Sthe p)ossession1 of Mirs. TJaylor the
.other' of Mir. Noah Taylor' and also
ie aunt of his dead wife. Mr. Taylor,
ie father has been andis no11w in jail.
Soon after the (dent.h of Mr is. Tay lor'
er father MIr. IH. I. Doin iik made
pplicattion in the Probate Court, to be
ppo01in ted guartd iain of the infant. Th'le
ptpoiniiiit.mentS as made thbough it, was
asisted by Mr i. and Mris. Taylor the
arents of Mr. Noah Taylor.
Mr. D)ominick went before Just,iec
'op'e on habeas cor'pus pro~ceed1ings for
hie possesson of the chiild. Th is eaise
as argued in Cotlunbia last, week, and
uticei(I. P ope yes5terd(ay' decidedl that
iinsmiucih as Mr'. D olmin iek hatd been
p)pointed~ guartdiani ouf the infant. by a
Iroperi tr'ibunial lhe wasL ent,it led to pos
ession of the child. The end of the
ase has nt, yet. beenC rea~chiedl. Thelu
Pay lors ate repI risenited by lHunt, &
.1Jut andl ( . I,.. Schumper 1i'1t, w hilec the
)omnieiks are re'pr'esen ted by ,1 ohnm
stoneC & \Veheh. I oth cases will be ap
)ealedl to the SuprIne tC oiurt,
ni (orah, of sn',.
The waty to the sean.idl is by the Sia
boa rd A ir I,Aine. Situiird ay anid Snund ay
e'xeur sionis from MIay 2dth to Sepltenlher
24th to Vi rtnntia Hench. , Ocean V)\ie w
and Oldl Poinit ( omifort. rotund trip
$3.50( v ia the Seaboartd A\ ir 1.A1'. Tliek et s
will bo on salt' Satt.uridays and Smhtmla.
good to returin thle fol-Ilow ii rnl Monday,
fr'om Ha~leighi, lhiykins, lhu-hanii 1,I
uiton andl intermiedliate pointis.
it, wl-~ iiire . 'I1N
nn.t'' nndm reostores thle ii :est ive organis
ANOTUEt NICUtO 1ILLE).
Two N4 gre Clambile, 11ave is D1i1culty anti
as a Result Oe Stoots thlb Otier.
Sunday morning Wesley 13rownlee,
colored, shot, and killed Jim Hardy,
colored, InI the public road, near the
J. ). Nance place, about 10 miles from
this city.
1-From the testitmony taken at the
Coroner's inquest, it Seems thatt on
Thur-sday night, last, while a crowd of
negroes were gambling in the woods,
neart where the killing occurred, that
-Wetbhy Brownleo won .Jim Hlardy's
pistol and that Hardy refus'-d to give it
11'); and that on Sunday norning or
Satur-dly night, while the crowd was
out gambling again. I3rownlee took the
Pistol from Hatdy's pockei while he
was ru: . As soon Its hCe twoke he
began to ingpirl for h is pistol-ran and
over-took Brownlee it the public -oadi
and asked him for his pistol. Brown
Iee t'ld hjim1 he. :ould have it for fl.50):
b j",': i r: hiil fl inl c1a'.1h and piri -
k.(:4, u. pay ti": balat-vi: in Oth.: aftser
t"0 9 h ' o , ; r :f (:l ): r: r'
. c ,:r.r!r:red at, oncp and is
r .e r: ,.y r,~ th:4 !hr .
G Another new lot of
Hats, Ribbons, Flowers
etc., just received at
Miss Bessie Riser's.
A MaSl Gas,e of 1.11.
Wedr e-(ay morn inc at nine o'clock a
match of game bse ball will be played at,
the college between the Newerry Col
lege nine and Charleston College nine.
The game will be an ifntetesting one,
and all lovers of the: sport should ee it.
A dmnimion, 25 and 15 cents.
Card of 'iaaanku
Mr. Editor: Please allow me space in
your paper to express my many thanks
to my friLnd and fi-icuds for the chair
ptesented to me for my invalid daugh
ter by Mrs. I. M. Smith. \Vords are
too feeble t.o express my appreciation
upon teception of so long wished for,
and so sudden a surprise.
Very sincerely.
M RS. hMATTII-: OXxNiR.
Quite a Coui,imnenit.
State Superintendent of Education
Al eMahan, has designated Miss Sarah
Candler, Aliss Kate labenicht and
Miss Eloise Welch, of Spartanburg
Graded Schoole, to assist, in the Sum
mer' Schools or Institutes for teachers
t,hroughout the State.
This is the first time t.he women have
been assigned to this work and the
fact tbat three young lad ies frotm the
Spartanburg schools have been chosetn,
sigtnilies the high character of these
schools as adijudged by the State Suip
ein ttendent of l.ducation.-Saran
bitrg He ral.
Two of the young ladies taught,
St,ill we agree with the 1llorald that it,
is a compllitmetnt atnd worthily bestowed
but we want, to rein d you that New
berry has piart, in the htotnors.
Advertitdeal tot fcrM.
Remaining in piostoieeo for week end
itng May 6i, 1899':
Jiohn Adamis, Elletn Atchison.
\Vill ic Cowvard, l"r-ancis Clamp .
Lizztie D)arby.
Mary T1. lioneyeut,, Nancy Harvey.
M. P. Lindler.
Jas. Price, Osker Pucket, Miggie
Por-tan.
Wesely~ lHouigh t, J1. B. JRichardson.
Sal lie Sun ttle, Addle Si,eaps)on, j . C.
Smit,h, 10. W. Smith, Matie Sligh, G.
W. Simmons
D). J. T1albot.
AlIma Whittmant.
P'ersotns calling for these let,tetrs will1
please say they were ad vert,ised.
Ne wberry, S. C , M ay 22, 1819,
Onenvicte ci of Vaegrae(y,
Joltn Davis, c!oloted, was tiled sev
eral (lays atgo ott a charge of vagrtaney
and cotnvicted by3 Magist,rate Chtappeli.
S. C. Mlerchantit, ESci , maide a miooti
and1( obtai nedi a new trial In the ease,
whtich was tried yesteriday mor-ning.
D)avis wats agalin convicted and son
tetnced to pay at Iinte of $310 or serve out
:30 otnys otn t.he chain gang. Mi-. Mer
ebanLt gave not,ieu of an aplpeal to the
h ig hiertou (it,.
Magistrate Uihappell is doling the
citizens atnd the town at lar'ge in valui
able service ini seniing iup th ese negro
vagrtant s, andiu is beintg comm uended 'on
ill sides for' it.
A Matter oef tRegret.
It will he a tnatter of sitncere rcgtret
of lhe citany fri ends of t.he IRev. Dri. A.
(.'eke' SmithI to kntow that he has been
fornted ont nercoun it. of ill-liealith and by
poi tti diectio ouf hiis p)hysician to
ta ncel Ihiis entg a cemien ts to prteachi the
haoe'iilaiiurt ate sermo atOiit the comm nence
tment :t. It' S'out (i'ar'olinca (College and
alsot his etngaigemen't to deliver the lit
tiarv y addrs before* thet societ ies at, the
N'ewerry conentitcemtenit.
I r:. f bae not only~ sorry'
tha i. i) no hoe.e but thicey are'
orry tee b-arn' el hiis illness' and hoe
ihe miay v Mon he reCstoredt to good h ealth.
TUF. HAV011W CONVEINTION.
Progemmie Airraitei for tho Mettiug o
the Oity bleatis.
The annual mnecting of the Mayors
Association of South Carolina will b
held 1:et-e begining on Tuesday after
noon next, and the meeting promises tt
be an interesting one.
The citizens have made every prepa
ratiol to enterttainl their gtiests, il(
will endeavor to make them enjoi
themselves while here.
The committees havo done thob
duty, and have gotten everything it
order for the conv.-ition. The mavor:
will he met It the trains and Carried b1
the reception committee to their stop
ping pilaes, andu will see Ihat they ar
comfortably quar-teree.
On Tuesday night Mayor Mlayer will
entertain the visitors on the lawn at
his residenceo by giving them a recep
tiotn and lawnI part.y. and on Wednes,
day a barbevue ---one of James Dunhar*z
hest-will it "ervedi at the old fait
grounds, and on Wedtlesday Iight tle
annual banuiet, will be served at, "The
:,ri:.i the f.Ilowing prt' 'atiLIle fol
21 - . in opera house at 4
p. In.
()rari.;atizon of aisociation.
.\ddresli of wet (.ome by Mayor. Mayer.
I!esponse by sone menibet of the as
.\dhress. of -:-come. b,y k 'tizens,
I 'spolse h. smle memliber of' the as
4ociat,ion.
l'ports nf ommittees of a4sociation.
I )istussion ' 'mricipal topics.
A tenAd Ime0-,-iaVl erViOVes inl opett
house t5 o'chlck p. Il.
9.30 p I. --1AInI paIty r'ecep)tion by
t.he Mayor.
Mlay :A. -- :. ma.. mornin,- session.
A<hlr'-ss by .\1 .L. Lu..1idflow.
4 P m. -.\ddres by Prof. J. A.
rlolmes.
10 p. l -HBanutA.
.\l ay 25. -9 a. m., morn i ng sesz4ll.
I n 11iinished businlezss.
I Aeetion of oli(Cers.
S-AeOtin of timaptitil 11 0e a t netX
mileetink-.
Adjouir nment.
24100 R.eward 01o0.
The(- rea-ters o' this p):iper w i' beo pleast:tl t
iv-:ir i t t hat re t re s at it-azt oio itr'adve, i is.
eaSe t liat seicile has bec a ble tI' enire Ili ail
its stages, atint I hat is i'atarri. lI:ill't Cattarr-h
Cure I tile onlv positive cure known to the
muitetical fratenity. cittar-ri bving i co-sti
titlional tis -Ise. r.e4itile, a c INtititional
titnttent. Ilis t't arrh Cir is taken in
i-tera!t ly, ac ig diret' Iy t ponit h e tlo ti anail
lUCOtS .u'icts ot tIe isyst-m,t t iereby tie
Stroying thle 1. Iittation of I . dIseal .e, anid
giving tihe pattleent St re gilh by bu11h111ng III) tihe
Lon tittiol it i :tse-tti tint nut e-V in ooing iti
work Thle ptolieor. lm t've so ihtl faIth in
its cm t .ve Iowers. I hat tih y oter One mmun
1ired Doltlrs for imn case iteat it ftilm to itre.
Send tot' list of tUsthiotils. Address
F. .1. ('l1ENlSA & LO., Toledo, 0
Sold by dr. ggists. 7ie.
Ha's P ly Ills tre the best
Compileiint i) it Newberry Hly.
Col. Jos. Daniol Pope. pr-ofessor of
law at tihe South Carolina College pays
t nice tribute to young Loe b a stude t
4f the law departi'lment who was acei
lenitly driownetd last week. ' Ini doinig so
be commends a Ne'wberrty 1boy in the
rol lowing wor'd:
'"So pun tctual~ was lie itn theiu per'formt
meec of all his dties t.hat,I itused t) sny3
plaLyfully of htim andit yountg Ilolloayt3,
if Newb.errty, thait 'I cool set, my
vteh by t.hem.'. Th is was ai sur'e inidi
alt ion of suicc'e int life.''
Ytoung I lliWlor: is a soni of our3 fr'iendt
'ol TIhos. WV. lI olloway', of I 'omar'ia,
uni( a gracduat' of New betr '3C ol lege.
Ic readi( law in i te ollice ofl Johnustonie
tT We..len and1( i.. linishing att the school
n Co'uiimbia Pun tct.ual ity is such1 it
'are gift,tht, e aure glad to note it, int a
'ounlg lawy'er.
Colt ge 4l for WVionun.
We areC tindebted to the facult-y anzd
t.uden'tts of tbhe Prte.sbyteriani College
or Womnen , of ( 'utm biat, for' ant inv'i ta
ion to attendl the commenltcemnt,tl exer'
ises of that inist it,tion, of which the
ol lowintg is a prtogr'ammtie:
- Frida~y, May11 20, 8 :30 p. m. Gr tadutate
'ianto Recictal. --Cat'o Meiiwethet'
\(damst, Katie~ )''t Lrane Cruawford,
mtd Illiz,e Hllamy, D)u lie.
Frliday.',, JInneI 2, 8.30 I). mt , Grtad uato
'lociitiont 1 eeltal.- -HIerniice T1ekoa
d1arti n.
Th'l tursday, Jun te 8, 8.3(0 p. mn., 10l0en
ion recitatl.
"riday13. Juneli 9, 8.30 p. mn., Ann ual
Saturtd aty, J1 uine 10.- -tud io O)petn 10
,.im. to. I pt. mi.
Sumnday',, .Jun te II. 1HaeclaureaiCite Stir
non-Re.tv. A. T. Mellway', Chat'lot.te,
Monday113, Junie 12, 8.:30 p. m., Grad
tati1ng ECxe. (eises.- LiItrary3 A ddress
y9 Pr'of. Henr i''I.Luis SmiIt,h , D av id son
ollege), N. C.
MIizss Herin ice Tekoa M!atin, the
riadutat inl elocution, is the accomn
Ilishedi daughter of our townsmantt Mr'.
.N. Mar'tin.
German Millet,
Pearl Millet,
Arnber Cane,
Orange Cane,
Lawn Grass Seed,
Just received and for
sale cheap at
Robert;zori& Gilder's
Drtu Store.
BIKAtMO11%A, AV.
r P"rogrammt of Exerviscs for tuestay, miay
23d.
Tihe following,- committees have beei
appointed to tako part in tile exer
Mlesdaies 0. L. Schumpert, C. 14.
Boyd, N. It. Mazyck, M*. A. C'arlisle,
Y. 1. P ope, J. Y. ('ulbreath, S. G.
Welch, .1. N. Martin, NI. A. tenwick,
S. 1'. Boozer, L. M. Speers, Emma
Ikice, Georg.,Ie \Vehirter, Jas. McInl
tosh, .. '. NIeClintock, Capt. .1. \V.
Gary, S. .1. Noland, i. .1. Scott., Dh-.
J1. \V. Tribble, ;\Mesdamiles Georgt.
.llhnstonle, .. If. Melnitoshl. 0. It.
Miayer, Nat. Gist. ('. A lowman. \V. G.
Houscal. S. J. \lcCauglhil, \V. If.
1lunt, C. H. Cannon, C. J. Purcell,
W. F. Iwart, Annio Peoples, J. XV. MI.
Simmons, NIP-ses Mary 'ope, Nloriat
Mlartinl, Kittv i./yck, 1,.aur1ens Glenn.
Fannio Mc('auglhlin, tmey ANIeCatih
rin, Luallat Marutin, Metzzns. M1. L. 'Spear
man, .1110. B. Mayes, J. C. Wilson, .J r.
Wmll. A. Mlall.
(ON111t"11I- .'0 0tI) iy AVYAIt).
Mesdames \V. T. Tarrant, GCo. NMe
Whirter., .1. N. Martin, S. A MlatTett.
T. 0. Stuart, Jas. Mielntosh. E. .'. Me
clinto.kc, INI. .1. Sc.ott, )r. 'ope. M isse,
Nell-, Mel-'all, I) Ile i.and, Mary 'ope,
Maud ''ribble.
COAIMtIT'.."M 'TO D.O'AI.\' AT ROSE.
MIoN'I'.
Mesdames S _(. Welch, John C. \Vil
son, V. .1. 1'ope, L. MI. Spc.,ws, Eunn1a
liake, I). It. \\ heele', C. F. loyd,
'au1Iine Hlolland, ('apt. \right, 0. L.
Schuimpert, Geo. Johnstone, .1. W. M.
Simmons, Nat Cist, W. G. louseal.
PIRO A I AMM K.
1) at. m.-I'reparation of wreaths at
mlolnment.
5 p. II.-Exercises ait opera holise.
Prayer - Rev. 1-. 1'. NIeClintock.
Chaplain Jimes 1). Nance Camp.
I]usic.
Rtecitation.
Music.
Address by Mlaj. Jas. F-'. Hart of
Yorkville.
Address by Prof. Jas. 1'. Iinard.
Niusic.
Assem'ely will then n.arch to the
monuiment, where decoration will take
p'.aeo, and end with benlediction.
Capt. S. .1. eCI'aughrin i:z- aj))Ointed
Nliarshal of the )ay, and all the move
mients of the organizations will be un
.r his order.
The following organizations have
been requested t participate in the
exercisez:
jae James D. Nanee Camp.
The Sons of Veterans.
The Daughters of Veterans.
Atnd all Veterans not memibers of the
s11le.
The Newbert y Collere.
The Graded School.
The Ixcelsior, Pire Company.
The military cotlipanies of outr cotn
ty.
Seats will be provided in the opera
house for Wte), and assigned by Ciap .
NIec(augh rini.
Ilvherybody is invited to pat.ici pate
ini these exercises. TPhe conimmitt,ees
are ma:d e large, hut we can not intcluode
every one. Any one is at, lbert.y to a
help in tils laodable work.
M. A . C A R I.msL.;, C'h ai rnmnit.
Alay iti, 189..
.1)icoveredt by ai w1oinm.
Atltot her great 1 distover~y has1 bretn
nllidet, and thait too1, by) a lady in tis
eolimofry. "I )seas. fasit'nd Its elultcheits
ni, t' hero ati for se vent yenars idhe with
'4tiood its se'verest. ti'Hts, bt her vital
organis wVere undemit'tIned and1 decathi
see tmed lianinti'.. l"or three mioths
shet (eilughled tl'tItly, andt could tnot
sleep. SIhe finally1' discovered a way toa
ra c ,ver. , by i-'rebhitg rif us a tint tie
of Dra. Kin g's N e'v D)iscoivery fotr Coi n
'in takitng fi rst dotse', tha11t shte slept all
nilght; andml wit h two b,ottles hats tui' it
abisoltely 'ured. Ilet' natme is MIrs.
bthegir lautz. Thuims writes XW. C. Hanl
ie k & C o., of Shelbyt), N. (7. TIril:t
tb tt'ei l'ree att. It.u- itf on & (ilders'
atid l'e'lhiam's Dr)ug Stort'.
lti'gu laize 50'/(' O attnd 10. ECvery bot
tle gutia'anteedi.f
1iperiIht i'n- O)ver im 0. N. ,& 1,. iailroade
TIhe Columnbia, New~berr',y andi ALu
trCns I tailr oadt is otferinog spiecial rt,tes
for' spec ial ocatsins mletioned below.
i"or oQcasIin annualtit session BIlicanl
Society att Charlot,te, N . C., Ju ne 20 to
23d. One first-clatss fare for the r'oundl
tip. Tickets oni satle .June 18 m.o 21,
limilteCd t) July 1.
Occasion int.ernat,ional Convention
iBaptist,V Yong I 't'oples' Uniiion of A mer'
lea. I tichmtiond, Va., JuItly 13:t-I16. On te
fare for thie r'oun d trip. 'The A t,tantic
Coast, I Ai ne r'll ns t,i toti gilhl ill manltl bit t)ot,
sleping e:arts t.o dlestinaitiOln. T1i'dkets
On sale .Juliy Ii to 13th. I
(Occasion United Societ.y of Christian
ICndel avo(r, D etrott, MIichiiigatn, Ju lly S to
t0. One far'e for roundm trip via A. C. L.
TJickets sold July 3 to 5 1inclusivye.
Occnsin, Annuatil Commenlcement,
Sout.h C7ar'oiIln Co- Educational linsti
t,lte, Eidgelield, S. C., May 20--24t.
Tick<ets sold May 20, 21, 22, wit,h tinal
limit May 211. Newberriy, $1.10; P'ros
p)erity, $3.95, for r'oundl t,r'ip.
O ccasion, Coimmrencemlent ICxcises
Allan UiJoIversity, Columnbia, S. G2..
.Jutne 2'. TJiecket,ld1( Junie 1, 2and :3,
wvi th 111nal linmit, Jun ae '1. Newbe)rr'y,
*1.80); P rospeiity, *1.110, for' rountd trip.
Ocecasionl, Inter'nationai (Convention
Y. M. C. A. of Nor'th Amer'ie'n, Grandc
Iltpids, Michl., May 25-28. Tickets
sold May 22, 23 and 211 wi th f inal limit
May :31. One first-class fare for r'oundl e
1kor futther Information see t,he agent
E. Cavenaughi. I
Great b)arigains in Ladti es, MI isses and
ChIldren's Oxford ies, at.
tf Wooen'.7
Aumitl Usimunsvir sit of Newierry
College Juo l14th to 21st.
The following Is the programme or
the conutieonie t vxercises of New
h. i y College to bo held Jone 18th to
the 21st.
Siliday litorIling, di tne 18th 10.30
litecilau reate Sermon by Rev. X. L.
Seabrook, Winhelester, Vit.
Soudiy evenin)g, at 8 o'clock, address
to the students. by Rtev. .1. A. It Sehle
ver, Ilh. D)., ('haIriestonl, S. C.
Ionatty evenlinig it. 8 o'ClOe6, contest
for prize miledall in oratory.
''lesday morning t 10 3,0o'klock, ad
tht vs. beforv the aitumni assoviat ion, h).
ltev. M. .l. Eptintg, tif 'tavalnlahl, t(
'I'esd ay e % en it iv at 8.:30 o'vlovk . ad -
dress beforo the literary sovietivs, by
A. Coke Smith, 1). D., of l.ynhhburg,
Va.
- WduesdtIlay iornin at 10 W'lock,
elas day vXkli.-,-.
\0dInesdl:kV eveilg at S o'clock, re
eel ition to t he rad uat in clas
Nfattiig. all! Lratties, att gr-eatly re
duced J-is at . . . Wot..ut 1's. tf
Reav. Slim 1*. Jclmi.,.
Tlt contract has been signed anti
a it n ligem ents malc for Niv. Sill 1'.
.llnes, the famous lettIt , to lutuirt
IhTre for the betllit of the 1- IeelsiO
leire Ciompany on F'riday evening. ,lne
Ifth. This will be an opportillity that
ery citiZen1 should take adantage of
to ICar soI-thit)g good. r. .Ion V
has a W0t-lbl-wite Vkputatiotn and i
reeitedu by i'o n se tcrow ds everyvwhlet
he goes. 'Tikets will b l)ut on Sal- at
tn early date and aS the niumber- of ve
ser-vedl-chtiee se-at -w~ill bie liitel.
be in tine in (e1urire one.
3tMll \. 1) \Y
Why do we _-ather round.
\ it h meI su red :tp and :- k Ii n t t read.
To twine t Ie laurel f renown- -
Ai.d Ilte liower-eneomik(11as.-ed dead'
X1lv do we gather i-intit.
WXith ui vering chant and sittein Ig
tears,
eat r, cold and v ic ess to ant.
Th rough :-hadow ed re.il of yiear-e
Why do we gather Iou nd,
.\nd coinr"ales linmos now toll.
From pillrd-I e by. .:!ovy c-row;ned.
Who in the well-fought battle fell.
in Incinot-hi, we gather roelidl.
And flower" strew with Sorrow blent:
Jn consecrated -iave-onl lowl v m11oun11d,
V'ith sobbing ius ic of litmeit.
low beautiful their sleep!
With gah-lands o'er the hallowed
ground,(1
XId memory--hus to keep -
H1er watelh-like sent,inels arunid.
l. A. EXvANs.
Mitty 2:1, 1899.
I AM NOT
CONTENTED
* * WXith pa lst aclt ioveniettlis, but
lways- trtivinig to outdo11 myt formter
right with ntow goods ini the( Iino of
Crockery,
Glassware,
Bicycles,]
Bicycle Repairings
and
Bicycle Sundries.
I will mautk it ptrotabutle to yoni if.
>reO huitn ig. 'lThe g)Ods are m tarkhed
> sut, t ho t imes.
JW.WHITE,
Pi Strokt Stworr e!
I have bou)tgt thte Book St.ore fromnj
havo the ptublic calIli in t atiany
met and( 1 inspct, my13 stock. WVill
k1(4 great pleasuiro iii shinivig you
ha lt 1 hatve.
I have a icot linie of Stat 1tinry,
ictturies, 1ii icy Artice-s, Alburns,
lost.cal Iljatnetnts, I llnk Books
f at lter ipt ionss, fro IOtJt-Ldger's aind
ournalsl to IPocket Meintoraniduimst,
as5tman11 Kowdat andt sIupliis of all
itatranteed to gi v4 sat isfactiont. t
Come ai look ov'er our ntov lot of
o01(8, some1 of whicht .1 inotion hto.
>w: C
The Workers-, by3 Waltor' A. WXye.
Taii~t tle TIalen of Cnp id, by' Paut I
'ord.f
'iThe Sorrows of Satian, by Marie
orrelli.
The1( flattle oif the St roing, by Gli- f
ort Pa'jrker.
:igsbutry.
ChoeLceri, 1by Illouom, J.t.
W. C. MAYES. (
nI euSoy.
Wool, walshed( ini uniiwatshed(, with .2
uirra or without iandt htides and1( pay3'
to hi ghesst mar1 ket pico.( Cal andut
rEIOiii19
ICE! ICE!
A,r
JONES'
ICE HOUSE
AT LAST 8RON'S PRIC_
SOc 110 illsl
My wagon is out to
day, and will run con
tinually. We expect to
give our patrons the
very best service.
Ice will be sold STRICTLY
MPR CASH. Please do not
ask driver to remem
betr or charge anything.
If you- tickets are out
pkase pay at ticket
iate. I am forced to do
'his to save annoyance
and book work,
YOU can get tickets
at my store or IceH ouse
at 50c per 100 lbs. We
,:an not deliver less than
5 lbs. We earnestly
solicit the patronage of
all, and ask all to assist
Lis in carrying out our
.easonable demands.
Thanking all for past
iberal patronage, we
-emain yoUI-sto please.
.3OE,
The Ice Man.
Ie% Iminso Phono No. 7 I.
Uilto Date.
My stock ofi .4
~)ry Goods,
:;hoes and
\lotions
or the ladies, and
3lothing,
3hoes,
-lats and
3ents'
rurnishings
or the men and boys,
3 now complete for the
spring.
You will find my
PRING LINE
etter for the prices
han you have ever
een before.
I have the quality,
Iulantity and style. As
o prices, all you have
o do is to call in and
xamine my stock for
~ourself, and you will
>e well enough satis
iedi to make your pur
hases without going
urther.
ig you1 g, od goods4 at low pie
ill mak10 at custoinor Out. of you,
.,i wvill corn beo moi) i' o neIi 0WOf miy
I8tomiors.
I expoet to kCoop Jiy s8oe< up to
to thirough di seonso , anid shall
(iiavor to phl'ase 3OI y uat aniy timno.
M. A. REN WICK,
Success8or to I )avenport & Ite;v..
ich and Th'io Nowborry Clothing ( -.