The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 21, 1899, Image 3
NEWIECHY MAUKET.
Corrected every Tuesday and Friday
by Summer Bros.
m eat ...................... . . ......... 6@4640.
Shouldors ...................... 7e.
H amRS.............................. 10(d&J2jc.
- Best Lard ............... ........... 7 (<8tc.
Best Molasses, now crop...... 60c.
Good Molasses..................... 25@35c.
Corn ................................... 65o.
M cal .......... . . ......... ........... 60c.
I Iay...................... .......... 75c.
W heat Bran r................. $1.00.
Ist Patent Plour.................. $4.75.
2nd Best Flour.................... $4.50.
Strait Fu ......................... $4.25.
Good Ordinary Flour ...........$3.60()4.00.
S u gga ................... ..... ......... 6(6&oc.
H ice .................................... 6Q (a08:0.
Colreo................................. 1 0( 20c.
Cotton seed meal, por sack... '1.00.
Bale Hulls, per cWt.............. 30o.
Country 1roduce
BIutter, p)r b ..................... 15( 20c.
EIgs, per dozen ................. loc.
Chickens, each.................. 12t(d20c.
IPcas, per bushel............. 70C.
Corn, per bushel................. 55c.
Oats, per bushel............35(Jc.
Sweet potatoes ............ 40(i50c.
Turkeys, per lb .............6(a 8c.
Fodder, per cwt .................. 60(7e50.
DeWitt's Little Early Itisers bellefit
permanently. They lend gentl.e 1.ssis
tance to natlre, Culising 110 pains or
weakiicss, )erma111neIt, euiing cOniLetipa
Lion Ind liver ailments. Robertson &
Gilder.
Entertinhiment Postponed.
The Ladies Aid Society of the pres
byterian Church have postponed the
entertainment that Was to have bcen
given at the residence of Mi'. J. W. M.
Simmons next Tuesday evening.
You cau't eur'e dyspopsia by dieting,
Eat good. wholet'ome food, and plenty
of it. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
food without aid fron the stomach, and
is made to enre. R obertson & Gilder.
Mouldidgs, Lumber, Laths and
Siingles. STuARTy BRos.
K' U1. IMLl,Manager, W,&tf
'ouse 11aitid Iot For Sa e.
Lor ternis and partliclars apply to
f&t tf Dr. James M. Kibler.
Heligiolus.
Rev. E- Thomson, L. L. 1). will visit
ou' town and pieach at II o'clock on
Jully 30th at tile Metlhodist church and
at the union llmeeting in the evening.
H1e comles to rep'reset the Sunday
League of Anieiica. Everybody should
hear this eloquent speaker.
NI"r. and irs. B. Lackanip, Elston,
lo., writt': "One NinIute Cough Cure
saved the life of our little boy when
nelkIY dead with croup." Roburtson
& Gilder.
Itently for Imistributtion.
The annual Catalogue of Clemson
College is ready for distribution. A
copy will be sent to any address uipon
app)l icattion to President HaIrtzog, Clem
son College, S. C. t&f 4t.
Beautiful Negligee Shirts, latest
sty les at Wooten's
P3resttient cromer in Salu(n.
Prof. Geo. B. CV'omier of Newberry
College delivered a very strong ad
di'ess at, Emiory church on the 11 th inst.
His clear and able statement of p)rinci
p)ies and his seiarch ing appllicaLtionl of
them to the hear'er leave an imnpression
that is hard to ruib ouit.-Saluda Coreecs
ponfdenlt to The State, I8.
Tl.homas Rho)ads, Centerf'ield, 0.,
writes: "'I sulfered1 fr'omi piles seven
0o' eight year's. No remed(y gave mec
relief until D)eW itt's Witch Hazel
Salvec, less than a box of wvhich el i ma
nrantly citred mue.'' Soothing, healing,
perfectly harmless. l3eware of couin
ter'feits. R ~ober'tson & Gilder.
Illegant T1runks and Ilags for Tour'ist
at low prices at Wootonl's,
Lf.
Sparitanburig WantsaI (Game With~ Ne vb,erriy.
T1he young base ball lads of thec cit,y
are endteavoringit to get a game wvith
the Newberry juveniles next, week.
'The Spar'tanburg boys have gone to
Union and WvoodrutIf this season and
lcd everything in sight.-Spnartanl
burg Herald.
Volcanic iEr,i itions
Are gr'andl, but 8kin Erupt ins r'ob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
cures themxi; also Old, Ruuniug and(
F"ever Hores, U leers, Boils, ]Felons,
Corns, WVarts, ('uts, Bruises, Burnis,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Best Pile cure oni earth. Drives
(oit PaIns and1( Aches. Only 25 ec.s a
box. .Cure guaranteedl. Sold by atli
D)ruggists.
A Nowherrian's L.oss in Tex as.
Tho give ouri people an~ idea as to what
extent the recent floods in Texas in
jured those whuose farms were i.n reach
of tile wvatrs, we have boon haiinded tho
following figures showing tile loss of
an ex-Newboerrian now in Texats, whose
farm is on the Br'azos river. 'The per-'
son alluded to is Mi'. Chlarley 1Hunlter
who left, here several years ago for the
lone stai' Si,ato, and who has been most
suiccessfutl. is loss fr'om the floo(is
are as follows: Cotton, 2,300 acr'os;
corn, 600 bushels; wheat, 1,000 bushels;
oats, 8,000 bushels; piotatoes, -10 :acres;
onions, $l,000 worth; hogs, 50; a few
heaid of horses and a lot of lumbller.
This represents the loss of one farimer
and wvill give our1 r'eaders all idea wvhat
the gener'al loss must have been.
Ilarbecue I Haurtbene!!
We, tile unfderlsgned, wvill furnishl a
strictly first-class, up-to-date barhecue
at Wai'dswort,h schoolhouse, near Gold
ville, on Thursday, July 27, 1899. leif
teen car'casses will bo ser'ved by expert
cooks. Music, dancing, speaking and
ot,hcr' entertaInments and amnusoements
will be haid. All sorts of refreshments
will be servecd. The publ1).1c Is cordially
invited, and willl be g i ve. a royal good
t time. Rememberl)0I the dato. Reimem
bul' the (lay andl the lalce. Come oneO,
come all. HIAJImO'''N & MILi,rjm.
t&f :it.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Court next Monday.
See contract to let by County Super
visor.
See change of schedule on the C., N.
& l. railroad.
No kissing bugs have yet beeni re
ported in Newberry.
The Stato Press Association will
moet at Harris Springs next week.
A county dispena er and clerk will b
olected by the county board on August
7th.
The competitive examination for the
scholarship i)n Winthrop College will
be held today.
A party of our citizens will take a
fishing excursion for a couple of days
on Broad river next week.
While in the city next week attend
ing court drop in to see us. You are
always welcome at, this ollice.
Governor McSweeiney, with several
of the other State oflicers, spent a few
hours in Newberry with friends Wed
nebday afternoon.
Ground has been broken and work
bcgIn on Messrs. Blaekwelder & Da
venport's warehouse near the C., N. &
U'. passenlger depot.
The railroads will sell round trip
tickets to Columbia next week on ac
count of the meeting of the State
Alliavce, at,$2 25.
The champion eater of Newberry Is a
lawyer. He's no longer a doctor. The
lawyer won the championship Wednes
day at the barbecue.
We have received one of the large
aind handsomely illustrated catalogues
of lemson College. Next session
Opens September 13th.
We are requested to state that the
meeting at 3ethel will probably not be
continued next week and there will be
only onle serioul on Sunday.
Daniel & Williams have placed a
butchers' refrigerator. 10 feet by 6 feet,
in their store to keep their meats cold
and fresh. The r'efrigerator has a large
Capacity.
While two little negroes were play
ing in front. of the Savings Bank yes
terday one shcved the other through
one of the large front window glass,
smashing it all to pieces.
The Governor oflfers a rkvard of $100
for the arrest and conviction of te
parties who set fire to the store of Sims
& Beaty at Maybinton on June 30t,b.
See proclamation in another column.
The poles are being put up and the
Saluda, Newberry telephone liinc will
soon be in operation. The force put
tin(g tup the poles are already on this
side of Beaver Dam coming this way.
Governor MeSweeney has offered a
reward of $200 for the arrest of the
person or persois who killed Mr. W.
Pat Bowers near Little Mountain, in
Lexington County, on the 15th instant.
The many friends of .. W. Daniel, our
young Saluda jeweler, sympathize deep
ly with him in the loss of his father,
who died at Newberry oi Friday of
last week.-Saluda Cor. Johnston Mon
itorin.
We dlidnH't hbear names, but one little
negro about eight miles fromi town on
Tueb day last accidentally shot another
thro igh an.l thr'ough with a pistol.
The last hiear'd from, the little negr'o
that was shiot war sAill livliig.
Ch'arleston' fi remnen aie prepain Rg
to poill off a hble Iire'meni's tour'iiinaet
t,he latter part of Auigust. TheIi l'xcel
sioi's will go down and if they meet
wvith no had Iluck will come out vie
toricus. "Chiarleston's alright.'"
All Newb'err'iiains join us1 ini congr'at
ulating the C., N. & L. authorities
ini giving" us double daily trains.. We
hope that it, will piove priofitatble and
be made a permanecnt aLrrangemnent.
Newberry will do her pairt to make it
so.
fMionariy Iiirthdaiiy Party.
Friday evening, 7 to 10 p. in., the
Juvenile Society wtill have a Lawn
Fete oti Mrs. J1. WV. White's lawn.
Ki~nd friends will give you something
to eat,
And others will furnish a miusical treat,
The social commit.tee, with gi'eetinugs
most heart,y,
Feel sure you'll at,tend "your' own bir'th
day pait,y.'"
We ask a small favor, prayt3 don't think
us hold,
Driop) in a penniy for every yeai' old,
If the yeai's of youri age you care not to
t,ell
A dollar' or more will answer as well.
Speciail Rte oin theo Southeor,
Thelm rail road will1 sell rotund tiip
ticket,s for the occasions namned below
at the prices named:
Grecenvillcs D)istrict Conference M.
10. Chtrch South, Williamson, S. C.,
Jutly 20-231. F'are for round tip from
Newberry, $3.80; Priosperit,y, $4.05.
Tickets on sale Jtuly 19, 20 and 22st.,
limited to 24tb.
Ann ua it euin ion Uiiiited Conifedecrate
Veterans of South Carolina, Chester,
S. C.. Jutly 2(1-27. Pare from Newberry
and1 Priosperit,y for' round trip, $1.40.
T1ickets on sale J1uly 25, 2(3 and 27,
limtted t,o 29th.
TURNIP SEEDS!
Fresh stock of Lan
dreth Turnip Seeds
just received, All the
popular varieties ai
popular prices. Callai
Peiham's Pharmacy.
A DAY AT TIE SPHItNOS.
A Large Crowd Enjoy (an Eteellent Usarbe
cue at Spearman's Mineral Spring, near
Jalapa, liven by the Managers of
What to liestined to Become one
of the Leading Watering
Places and Summer lie
morts of the Snutla-Dje
tinguishled Cluests.
Something like a mile and a half
West of Jalapa, eight and a half miles
from iuwberry, is one of the most
beautiful spots in the Southern States
-surrounded by high hills and deep
ravines, covered with wide spreading
trees and vines, is what is know as
Spearman's Mineral Spring. Nature
has done all that is ileccessatry to make
this one of the most beautiful, restful
and health giving resorts in this coun
try, and the managers Mes.rs. Z. F'.
Wright and M. L. Spearman have had
the place improved and beaut.ified con
siderabiv of late, having had a neat and
attractive pavilion erected over the
Bnring, the groliids cleared off and
i roads winding around the beautiful
hills and leading to the spring below,
put in splendid condition, prcsenting
to one on the way to the watering place
most picturcs,que scenes.
That there is virtue in the water
has been known far over a hundred
years and many of the oldest inhabi
tants of this county have beeii greatly
benefitted by d rinking from this Spring.
it is the int.ention of Messrs. Wright
& Spearman to erect on tile Side of the
hill leading down to tile spring, and a
lovely site it is, a large, eolimoldious
and modern hotel, surrounded with
inany cottages, and to cut out and grade
drives ar-0oun1d tile high 1 hills and little
streams winding their way below, and
opeIn it up as a Summer resort..
An analysis of the water ias been
made, and a sample sent North for
analysis which will be made public
later, it is known tocontain sulphur,
iron and considerable lithIa.
Bou to the barbeele: Messrs. Wright
& Spoarniti gavc?a barbecue on Wed
nesday to their friends at. the spring,
which was attended by at, least two
hundred persons. The dinner was pre
iared by M r. .htines Dunbar, and every
body knows what, that ineans-and it
was simply one of Lnbar's cues-the
meats were prepared in an elegent
i11mnn1er andt() served inl at style which
could not, be excelled. Many citizens
Went up and enjoyed the barbecue
breakfast, which is becoming one of
the leading features of a barbecue in
Newberry.
The gentlemen giving the barbecue
also gave "the home folks" a treat by
havinlg as their guests
DISTPIN(AUISHIED VISITORS
in the persons of the State Officials
from Columbia. The following is the
list of those who came up from the
capital city. They came uip on the
noon-day train to Jalapa and returned
in the evening oin a special train run
up by President W. G. Childs, of the
C. N. & L., to take them back to the
city. Those present were:
Governor 1M. 1. AleSweeney.
Treasurer WV. H. Timmierman.
Assistant Attorney General U. X.
Gunter.
Assistant Adjutant General .J. D.
Frost,.
Clerk of the Supreme Cour t U. 11.
Brooks.
Field Agent of t,he Sinking Fund
Commission D). WV. McLaurmin.
State Liquor Commissioner J1. 13.
D)outhi,.
D)ispen-ary Clerk oW. HI. IIarris.
I topresenitative TI. L. lTodgers, of
~tMrlboro.
Superintendent l 'enitent,iar'y Hosiery
J. M'. Graham.
Solicit,ing Agent Atlantic Coast Line
IL. 1. Culley.
l{eepresenitativte C. N. & L. Hailroad
J. A. Summecrsett,
Riepresentative Geor'gia I tail road WV.
Rep)resentive News and Courier .J. E.
Normnent.
Private Secretary to the Governor
E. H. Aull.
The party returned to Columbia ex
pressing thembelves as having had a
p)leasant, day's outing and it was indeed
a pleasure for the Newberrians to have
them with us.
Messrs. W right, & Spearman are now
receiving the congratulations of their
friends over the spliendid success of tile
day's enjoyment, the day having been
spent in lounging al-out, chat,t,ing, play
ing games, napping, andu the best of all,
drinking pure, invigoratinig and health
giving water, and all hlope to see at an
early date this prop3rt,y further devel
op)ed, which will keep our people who
in the summer seek resorts for rest and
healt,hful outings to remlain at their
ownl (100r and bring outsiders t,o stay
with us, for there Is 110 (question about
it, the Spearnman's Mineral Spin~ g Is
dlestinled to become one of, if niot thle
leading summer resort of the South.
The mineral water is there, there is no
p)rettier p)lace, no cooler or more suita
ble p)lace for a summer resort in this
country anywhere than at Spearman's
mineral spring, and the right young
men are behind tihe enterpriz/e to push
it to aL successful termination.
IElsmarck's Iron Nerve
\Vas the result of his spliendid healh,
[ndomitable wvill and tremendlous enier
gy are niot, found where Stomach, [,Iver,
Kidney and Rowels are out of ordler.
If you want thlese qualitJes and the
success they bring, use Dr. K(inl"e
New Lifo Pills. They deovelop ov,
power of braini and body. Onily 25u e
all D)rug Stores.
An Exceptiono to theo Ruln.
A shop where y'ou can get what you
want anid when you want It.
NEW COMPANY 0LtANIZED.
rhe Newborry Land aal Security Complany
Gattilng Heady for luint11es.
Last night the stockholders of tie(
Newbervy Land amid Settity Cotily
net and organized by electing a 11oa'd
)f Directors.
The Capital stock is $50,000, a ltuajor
t.y of which has beenl takenl and fifty
per cent. paid inl. A majorit'y of the
itock was present, it the or'ganizationt
tst, Iight eitber il person or-by proxy.
The follilwitig pmrsons weve elect'd
ts the Hoard of, )irectors: C. P. S1int1
nier, K It \Vil bur, I, \V P'loy d, C :1 ,1 n'r
.ell, .1 11 NIeIlitosl, 1'0 Cabilless, () 1
layer', T C I'tl and 0 Melt Holmes.
''he followi'Ig audi,injg coImilittee
vILS OleCted: (eo S NowL', \V P Fw
rt' and J A 111tel(twelder.
The Directors tet and elected the
ollowinlg 14 olli1rs:
P'resIdlent-0 It Mtayer.
V ice-i'residn - ,1 1 I u-celI.
Secr-etary ml d T'reasiver --- Jtlo M 1
K inard.
AtO'nevys -lln &i1lt, A- 111unt.
All the1 !'1entlell ConnleCted With
his or--allization are Lu1en) of ability
tid e\ perine-i-l and it, will prove t suc
,esS ittid It paying itlvcsttliett. The
lailtes of the ("livcs atliger all this and
111 1 . SIL.&S , H -11 'NE.
it IN Siriekn-i Sneconl IIn1oe WI1 2'ar.
nH 13 i at I is a Very Nlck Mantil.
On \\ day night t Iv. Sia is
oltnstonle, olne of our tIlost, votlentlle
tnd rveited Citizens, waL stricken
V ith 1 paralysis and at. this writiig is ia
.y sit nLI. M l'. .listkne hati i
Itokc of paralysis several nonths ago
voin1 which hIe had not IILtoethert re
ov0er0d, but, laL sktli(i4tlIy tegreainled
Iis hILt,i Lh to be 10)10 to get, abott ---yet
iuit'e feeble. ()It Wednesday he it,
,ended th1e harbeene att Speat-man's
Minleral SI)trinit.gs itid enjoyed tii, day
ey inuik-h, mnaking- t.be t-rip to the
intig ad back itn ia btiggy. At, night
hIe was strickei wiLi paralysis and hI t
iLtIle ho1pes atre enttletineId fo' i Irte
'ovey', yet il's m11any f.-ieds hope for.
Ahe best.. As we go to press ite is very
low.
A Ilea-: el %t t iomne.
)In last Wed nesdaIy evellitg-,.ul
19th, D)r. and l\ amtes Mlintoshl
zave ai deliaghtifl "AL I omle" in hontor.
Af their niece Aliiss Imnuisa Mintitosh.
Miss lint'osh is Lite dallglter. of Hot.
Lileas McIntosh, of ILtLu'l i tg tol, and by
hier echarming" 111ilner-h and hligh order*,i
f intelligence hs WOnIt Iost, Of
friunds inl Newberry. Newberry is
noted for its plvasant, "AL Iloies" and
the estertinIt last, Wednlesdiy
evening was no exceptionl to the tile,
in fact, iL wia; one of thIje tISt flight
fil Uit 1111 Ileun givenl hero for. years.
A drawing conitest, wais One of the i)peLs
kl-tes of tite eVeningy, the fir-st, pr,izes
wecre won by M iss Nannio Mt('.ighrin
and I. II. unt, Eisq. Miss Nilttosh
iuet for hie. home yest,erd1y1 , Lnd1t sIte
w iil be tti ssedl by te youn g peopie of
New berry'3.
Th e Iteachert:. tof Lthis coitnIty are'L f(Ir
Ltunat,e to haIvte Willim i1. WLlce aLs
lied for thart positittn, 01r for' anyt (othetr
Li,hat heL wouldt undtake~'zio to lilil. As
tie ediltr ofi 'The Neowher ( t''~ )hser'vet.
hte nuLtI a 84.1 e wide I'eputaitiont for'
purltity (If his I:nghlish attd the force andtt
!Loura.Ige (If it: ('onttvie ltins. A\s aL pr0
ft'ssor' itn t.he ('oLtlumb i 'tmaile C~ollege
I li SupiLte d.ellint, of t.heit Newberry
ril'.,atditon. T X .1 Sunnn'ei wihol give
tnt hefie undlettr hin diection, (If
Ltei tsishersi il I'I bt'te do thirN is par11
King I'tttelhle, (If AugutsLta, (Ia. A die
light.ful eventintg is expIct.ed't by the
10o1 tg societ,' 1peoplte as' Mr. aLnd Niris.
I 'titelle areL nottedl fort theitr getnuitne
The 'ttI renont (If Netwhierr'ty College
wvi ilcl i L a, ittiL' Mountatin on Ot rti
lay, Attgust,- 9.I11, wit the follo wing
A\ddre'ss o)f weLiltme-iri. WV. A.
VTe cotl lege and1( tihe professin ..|18 -.
TheI L dty (If the citurchei toward t' heit(
lollege- ICev'. Vt. vont A. Hiser'.
TIhe ty o~ (f Ltht Cllego towarid te1
Cant IL ptotr b1oy obtin? aIl colliege edut
MatioII~-n'. A'. S. I '. Koon.
A1 barb'iet,ute and r'efr'eshmitetsL will bec
lIs our11 Screen ID(oors andI( Windol (ws.
I. ii. I-:ESb11i;-, Mna Lrfger. taftf
tB,M. of Wa'is Coleg, Rlichlid,IVa.)
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Will oi1wi School Scilicmher 1st, 1899,
Mu lsic Horn in the central
lMii't (I tfi' iOWii.
Teiis, Wj$.50( per 8 lessons,
t&f Li.
D)OUiE. I)A I IV SERVItUE.
Improved Schedtules on tho 0. N. z It.
Effectivo Next Sunday.
Double daily trains are to be put on
next, Sunday between Columbia and
Lauirens over the Columbia, Newberry
aid Laurens road, making connection
at Laurens with double dally trains for
Augusta, Spartanburg and Ureonville.
In addition to the regular passenger
run, which will not he changed-the
trains at present, leavitig Columbia at
11:05 a. In., Iauurens at 1::5 p. m. and
arriving at Columbia on tle retun at,
:1:55 p. m.--there will le two additional
trains, No. 22, a daily exeept Sunday,
mixed train. which will, after having
received passengers from Gieenville
connections, leave Laurens at i a. Iml.,
Newb3trry at. 8:50 a. in., and arrive at
Columbia at I I a. i. There will be a
through freight. leaving Laurens at '
p. m., and Newberry at 8:50 p. in., ar
riving at Columblia at I I p. In.
Out of Colu.nbia their will be t,hree
trains daily. No. 85, through freight,
leaves at 12:30 i. Iml., arrives at New
berry at. 2:40 a. in. and Laurens at 4:30
a. In. No. 1. another mixed train,
daily excel,-, Soday, Wilh leave Colun.
bia at 4:- 1 p. im. aid rrive at New
berry at, 7: C p. i. Tl! train will inot
run oi to L..urens, but. thi-ro will be a
mixed traih leaviig Newberry at 8:10
in the m1iorninig, aIrrivinzig at Ilaurens at,
11:30 a. In. Tllis new arrangement
will be gratifying to the traveling pub
lie, and st i more gratifying to the
business hi-ises of Columtibia. as it
gives a morning train into the cit.y and
an afternoon train out.- -The 8t'ate, I11th.
I' ii(tON A L1..
Jas. F. J. Caldwell. E"sI.. of Green
wood, is in the City.
Itc'V. N. .1. loptinjg a,d family left.
yesterday for his homie in Savannah.
Mr. 1. M. Evans has returned from
his visit to Michigan and other points.
IMIisses Marguerite aid Carolynl Cro
metr are Visiting relat.ives at Pomnaria.
)r-. Ben A. Daniels returned to his
home in Thomiasville, Ga., Wed nes(lay.
,N r. 4. L Glymph of the war depart
ment at Fort Monroe, Va., is at home
now.
M iss Cecilia Cohn, niiee of Mr. Jo.
sepl .lanti, has retiurned from Ashe
vi lIe.
Mr. Fred Moore. of South 1oston,
Va., is visiting Eis unle Col. W. H.
Hunt.
Dr. S. L. Cash and his sister Mliss
Mahelle left, Yesterday for H enderson
ville, N. C.
Miss Nannie Harre, of Newberry, is
visiting the family of ir. G. L. Johnii
son.-Laurens I lerald.
Mr.. .J. O'1. arra, of l"eirguson, S. C.
visited his sister, Ni l,s. I. S. W haley,
at Helena, this week.
Mrs. GCo. H. Cromer and Mrs. Hol
land left Wednesday to spend a while
with relatives in Virginia.
Mliss Eva Gary, of Newberry, is visit
ing her sister MIrs. J. A. Barksdale,
.Jr. --Laurenis Adv~er'tiser'.
Miss Clara Sanders., (if New Yor'k, is
exp)ected to arir e in Newber'ry toiday
on a visit tc. the M\isses Mlazyek.
Mr. R. i . Grieneuker, F,r'., is speniding
a while wit a i b daugh t '", Alus. W. I".
WVrigh t at. '.s le 'oville, I aurens Couinty.
NIlr. J. N. Nov.en t, the ipoulamr r'ep
reCsentti v 01 the News anid C'ourzieor,
has Beeii spe..Jing a few days ini the
cit-y.
Drm. ID. IL. IHooze r,.Jr.. lea ves to- inor'
row foi' N ia gral Falls, N. Y., to attecnd
the an nual rucetinzg of the Nationial
A ssociationi.
NIliss Mamni, lienwick and MIiss NIlarzy
E~nmma Carb'lu.e. of Newbet iry, ai'e ini the
cit,y visiting'a t M rs. L. I'. \Val ker's.
Sparutanburg' lerald I 1th.
Mi's. Biot.8 Dslenniiis, of Newbherry,
who has been . sitinzg heri aunt, Nir's.
\V. HI. Cr'a" ford of our1 town rietur mned(
home on Siturday.-Saluda Cor',. Jolhn
ston Monit.or'.
We had the p)leasuire of slainiig
hands with otr told( friend, Mr u. Ed.
Evans, of Newberr'y, ats lie paissed
th rough on hiis home from a mon th's
tip til ini Canada.-- Union Timies.
Mr. Roberut L. TIarrant, of New berry,
sp)ent a few days this week wvith hiis
brother-in-law, NIrz. J oe I. Scott. IHob
says he is coming batck t.o see Unh~ion
and1( Piedmont play biall.-- Un ion Times.
Mr. T1. A. F'loyd, aftr ci spendinig a
year in our' army in Man ilia, huas re
turned~t to this country, and is now in
business in Augusta, Ga. lie priomfises
to pay his relatives in WValhalla a visit
in the near' futu re.- -Walh Ialla Coouriei'.
MIiss Mary' A llen, of Wadesboro,
N. C., afteir a pleasant visit, to NI iss
Hattie Leavell, r'et.arined to her homlie
on W edlnesd ay itccoinitied by NMi ss
L,eavell. NI iss Al len made many fri ends
in Newberry who regret, to htve her
leave.
was in towii tod(ay. Hie reports good
pr'ogress on the CuIlbrent.h gold ine
that he is n' ork ing. Th'l is mine is seven
miles from heire, iand promi kes it goodl
yield.-Saliudai Correspondent to T1hie
State, 18.
Mr. S. A. J1eter, forimerly of Un11ion
county, but. now of Newb.:rrzy, called in
to see us on his wiay to Chester. He
left. ia dollar with us foir the papter' that
gives the news while it is news. Hfe
reports very dry weather in Newberry
County.-Ulnion TJimes.
Capt. Will iamz Ast.or Chianler, Con
gressmnan fromi Newv York, is the presi
-nt of The New York Star, which is
iving away it For'ty D)ollai' IHicycle
daily, as ofTered by their advertisem 3nt,
in another' column. lHon. A mfos .1.
Cumm'zings, K '.1., Col . A ha Ilird (Gard
nei', D)ist.iiet i ttorney 'i Nrew Yor''. x
Governor' . , of Te~'.e -, and ('o,.
F'red. Felg' ',f New Yori:, are amzong
t.he well k.own~ names in their Hoard
of D)irneton'd f&t ti
1'LAY IIA1,.
A liano Ilit AvROcIation Organizct for
Nowborry-O1icorn Solectel akti
0ther 11picas Trianiheetti.
Severall youlng ineln interested In the
National gaino inet WeItItvilijesday night,
and organized ia baseball association.
(Io. AL. Kinard was elected pr-esi
dent of the association; J. l. Fair, see
retavy Lnd treasurver, and C. C. Stuart
was electei capt-ain.
The president of tho association was
althot'ized to ask .'. . .1. 1 'IIrcull to
It, 111 a 1 i11r' Of the aISSOViattionl.
The eaptaini was reqtiuested to select a
teail to play the facto3y ball telttu Sat
urday afteurnoon, .1 ly 22nd. Il is gaetin
will be playe-d onl the collvgt grontilks.
A vomlinilittel Of th'U,et'.co (* pos(et of'
tlt! followvilig pr-son'js was at,ppoilntedl to
solicit. pe'solls to joinl 1ho associatiol
W\. Y,. -'i, .r, C. 1'. Pl lhamil IIld
.."sse ('oats.
The followinl" iolilittev was also
lppoiited to ira.t. iles goveriing the
as"oCiation: Gco. Al. Iinard, 11. K.
MILat,sand C. (. I'SbUart'.
We wisil the slciat on every suc
(ss, atid thout. is n30 doliht, blt, wihat.
Newho'ry has vxcollon inat.crial and
wit,h )'aJctiCk Cnl ( '33 t 1p (Pinl! of t.h beSt
teallis inl tile Statk.
W'o 'Say3 -'plaY h2I'
It a 'e,rct tly It'llable.
"\\'e ha IVe sol Inlaly (i 31feren033 t (-oigil
revinitdivs, but tioncl flas given het.tilr
satitetifat in1han ('IamnbterIa:1I's," says
.\II. ( 'ha'vs I lo1zhaier. I )vwjgiA.
Newark. N. .1. "it is porf t.ly safeanid
VaLI) be0 'le i 1 111(33n ill till CIa S8 01
ouighs, ( olds1 r bone ss. soki by
W. lX':.lahiu 1)ru33t2gist.
I'r ulf, at I lmrwa at 11 1.'n Ithli.
I 'rof. ( A. A 'ell.irs, of Nt'wherry, for
lt-' IWiO'iIIlL l Of tli' ,JoiIs I ligl School,
is onl at Visit to his iity fr-iemnls aLL this
plave. Iise emin3ently sat isfactoryv wrk
fo, t.wo years in proiloting the best
inlterests of t.his oi1 3nmunity Iorally,
ilientally adii socially la, utiicared
hiin to ill. lit! dtliveveid 1 Ilost, excl
het add1'iress lIst, Sahbath to Ihw pjjjI4
of theSabbat,h-school. It, waS rIvie'le
wit.h wisd;(loml, goodl advice, and ;racti
cnl suggestionls.. onles ('or. Ilonlva
I 'o ( l'bricle.
Thele0 Vill be a Iir-st, laAs.hbarbetue
v( l. I'irospority on Sat.tuil-.N, .JIuly
22n3d. ('olnle (33o, CMIIVe till. No pail!
will be spared to tilake I.he pimbli1w ind
OILh day Nl .-:verYbody v-oli.
and enljoy thleInlselves.
-b , W. .J NI IL.S,
A K10.00 IM-(-41( ilvn AWnY til'.
'The publishers Of 'I'ii I .: Yo3i3
ST.\H. tho hiandsomlely illust.iatLed Sunl
(daly nm.wsp.rol, atre givinlg a lll;I
Gimm.\ Iil(TI'I'M t'alch diy Cor tOlW lirg
est, list, Of w(t't tIad (y using 1,word 1121,
1(23'Sy li(s3ill" the3 IcL
t(WS COM-1a61l0d ill
1IT-111-P. N-I-,-WV SOI--T-A-It"
)lo o iliUS . al \' OIW wor1d 11.1. it
is foid ill The New YOVIC Stitt'. \Veb
ster'" Diet,ioinary to be vonlderild ias
au t,lorit'y. Tw( G()(3 \WvAT1j.:S (irst.
Alass H.Imw-keeperWS) Will btl givenl daily
for second'andt h(ir( d b1w, l isLs, 111 I11any3
ot.er valtilh 'vwaIds, inlc luding Dll)
3ie. Sets, Tea Sots, Chilia, Suerliig Sil
V(rMwarell, etv., e1., in ofrder of m 1rit.
Tils edut131at,i03int1 con33test, is bein13g g'iveni
3.13111V adv 1erti an ilnt,r(oduce( th is success52
f1u1 weckIy into,1 new2 homes, am33( all
I)wizesC will be( awsuIl dl.d promptly1 1% ithL
(331.13t 3 iarthtli . '.'v:. 'IVe. 2-033, 131no1ps
3113511, hie inlsed(( 3.331,h i.-2,23 w...s 131ial
list of over:3' val33 ia ble~13( r'eward's. (Col
testL 0131233 13lid a(wit.( d (33 1331233n0 .\l33
guist 2lst, 18131. Yo333lo ht, en1(n reitach 13s
any3 d13ty betL,'en 1.hese1. dattes, and3 will
receive11 the( a(wam'I o whib 'i t, mayL~ b3e
(2itIleth for' t.hat, di:1y, andl (our3 31am11
will be( pr3inted'1 in tlhe followinii; su of(,2(3
.lil: N i:W '33il 'ri.\R. ( )3ly (3n3e list
'3izes2 all' (33 exhib21it,i03 n1 a'l,: ST'.\lt's
bu3sinecss oillices. I '120son3s scuin33'3g li
33yeles may ( 'tv l(hiceI of3 .1,adis', (;'in
t.Ielne's or1 .luiVen3iles' 18931 model,(I .'olo'
(<'w1. size dsired'. ('aIl3' 2(- addre.-s lept.
St.re.3et, New11 Yori (3' 3 y. f.it1 3'i1
TEACHERS WANTED.
The1( trust,L(2s of t1( h 1 [121('ena schools
()ist r'i23t NI). 28,) will 33nee(t, a(1 school13
hlouse', August, Lit.h, to2 (2lec3 Leaocers
fo whit1.2 3(od( colored2( schools01. A ppli
caitions32 (enn3 131 sent, to3 (eit3 (her 3f ,1h( 333
der'signe.d. 1 'lease' stat1( subhtry~ want3(.d
I 0.31Y D. S3ors 't.:y.
( I. '. 1131,3,.
(Distriict, No. -17,) will hol a mino.33
gus2t II t,h, for' the1 purpose353 (3f ('lecting a
1eacher0 for the3( public termi. The3( 53al
ar3'y is $25 per23 month31 (for fir3't 3.rade(1
teneher 03. Ilar 11 nn'( ('13 1) ad 1 at( $l 8 per23
mont3lh, and3( probab3lly (cheaper(2. A ppli1
1underligned.~ 3(( t,rustees5 ' by that,11 da(.12.
I). \V. I .\100-:, New berr3y, S. ( .
tdl. .1. 13. Ill:.\ulIN, 11110(na, '
Thler'e will be( a1 me3(eting at, Smyrna33i
schoo0(l'I(-hous (on Saturday11%. .3lly 219th,
for3 the1 ne(xt 5(ssion3. 1'alaruy $25 per23
mont33 h. A 1pl3iectlions mu ist, huh hanLIded
the under(2signed 3)0for312 hat(1 dat..
.i. (;. SiNN
tdl. Trustees(('2.
'I'he0 pa1trons3 (3f ' ;1(aman school00,
(Distr'ict, No. 27) are'. retiu34ested to3 meet3:
at,. the said3( school house (3n SaIturda11y.
.luily t13(2 22nd, 18939, at,. 33a. m3., for t.h'
next.1 schoo(l0 term33. Al 3311pplicats4 must3
hanud in3 their' (11 applietion3s by tbe above''(
1,3es. '1. II. I ,Em'TZS:Y,
.i t I)N. A DZ3A.iis,
t& 3('. t). 'Irz 33l(A'4yr,
BRIDGES TO LET.
TI"1\ 27, 189, AT I' II 'C(1,0lx
C) a1. m., IV will 1(2t t.o con)3t,ract2, the
Werber'' 13ridge acr3oss 110u31h ti ver', oni
On)r 51am( (day,' at -I O'32lock p,. m3 , the11
lidge acos 112,u22 [h i Iive', k oown as'.
('r(3 t,'s id 1ge2.
IigIht reser03ve 1. 3o ',jec(t a13 03' all
bid(s. W. 8 A. illlQ3,
I AM NOT
CONTENTED
* * * vith p1lit licllieverioutm, but
always striving to outdo my former
offorts. You will find my storo
bright with now goods in the line of
Crockery,
Glassware,
Bicycles,
Bicycle Repairings
and
Bicycle Sundries.
I wil niko it profitable to you if
you call amd exahtio my stock bo
foro buying. Tho goods aro markod
to suilt tho tieivs.
SW., WHITE,
Main Stroot, Nowborry, S. C.
'Copeland Bros.
Sell Them Cheap!"
lo-Invih \whito Lm,awiat 5w, at yard,
worth ste.
-10 l1ch \Vlite Lawn at loc. a yd.
worth 121c.
I 1 i t !ine tit, 50. at yd. worth 8,j.
i" a 1h it y<d. worth 12.v.
" a' lat 12.1. a yd. worth [~>.
)o pic11es. l'igured skid I 'llinl Lawnis at
5t.. it yd. wor i s. n till 10e.
25 pieves of l'igilred and( Plain Organ
lits a1 10 . anl(d 12.'.e. a y<., the sarn
hiid alld quality as others ask You
1->w. andl ,)-1 . for.
\Ve have it beauilitil line Of White Or
.:1itIdics at 1(4-., 12Av., l5v., 20., 2i.,
I,and 5u 0 'e. a y<d. You shoulet see
tllbin to appreciaite theml.
We have just, Iecived aI n,ielw lot of
pretty' I,ace's, I'mibroieries and Rib
bolls, BIlt, 1ic10e, 'Betilly 'Pins and(
ians. All of these we sell very cheap.
(oit anIld see.
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
Ia completo in every line. LadIles',
INIlins ad i Chi Il reii's High Cut. Shoes
InI uL avlu l l utton, Tall and .Black,
Ox oids am Sii11lippein an1y style, prieo
1111d color.
5 t'ases ot lIes' ()x fords att 75. wort h
5 cases I,adies' 0xids $1.0o worth $1 25
5 ('ases Lad ivs' Ox f'Is $1.25 wort ht $1.50
S ('ases I ,dit-' ( 1)x t(s $1 5% Vorth $2.00
s ( 'ad I,ai4' Ox f'd $2.N1 worth $2.50
Misses andl ('hibdren's 811pperm and
Oxfon' iat )v., 7i-. atid ml.(o a pair.
lT'he bc :i lie of Men's and<( Ho% s
'ants in Newiirry, at just about h'rlf
tih price y4u ity for th le elsewhere.
New lot BImys' and Childrei's Cloth
InI,g, witich wo so- e li t-iper thiaii ever.
hits, Sliris, Hh1irts. WO 111lVe teIn
to suit anl y ne I v, 81t any price from ';>c.
to $1.50 -all tIho latest, tyl Ht.
UibvrrllA antd l1'sols. Wo Cannot
he b1-1e t oll I inlbrellas:
100 ( b111 ril-4las Wit h1 steel rods lit 50C.
1,00 4 " "6 " 75e.
hil Silk I'nIbril1 " " " $1.o
1 ( n(I $1 1..
Aikt o1 de $ hUem. rels
We 1)a VV just. rPeI Ved a lot of Men's
serge Coats a Vvst, and Cra11sh Silits,
Itild % will nertainlly soIl them cheap.
(Colm to sve I is on anything lit our
Inlin. We wIll guarantee to sell the
I lst. (;oods(1 for' thle tInoley of an1y store
Inl Ne'wberrys. ( Toml'o to see 1s oflten.
N la 81treet, Newvberr'y, S. C.
Notice of Increase
or callitaI stock or Ithe Iarolima M ac
rpl1I I- lb 1t i(8 < 1!' SI; l bS(Ibl >T I ON
. for thle I1inrens of the ( 'apital
Stck of the ( 'aroljina ManuIltfacturinl g
'vinpany~ to $:11,a00 will be opened a't
t he~ ollee oIf t le I'resjtien of thle Na
,tional1 lbatk Elf Newbierrmy, S. ( ., (In
I S!I!, atL 12 l'o'k A.
I l'~ esien.
(' t'l'TY <>l NEWIH:ltIb\Y.
Y liuTl:i: <>l AN ENEClTION
sellIo NIillay, t he 7'th day3 (If A\uZust,
I1SI!, (sa le<ty', ) at. Newherry C oi i
I iluse, the following prIop)et' vi.z.
.II in11 tow oIf NI'lebrry~, atssessedl 1.o
I AIluSa I tober4son, bounIlded lby lands of
I,uten (;reen, Mimi Canniion, I.aige l'hil
1 it, ini town oI(f NewtIVberrIy, assessed to
Ilncjlndat llnle, boullnded bly .Joe .Jone(S
TI i:cMs ul' Sa. . l,---'ash. l'Iarcha tser
to pay3 for' papJer an stai rnp11 ~s.
NI. NI. 1l'IXllolD,
Sherif N. C.
Remioual!
.I am now to be found
in the storeroom for
merly occupied by the
Newberry Clothinig Co.
and have my store nice
ly fiMed up and will be
pleased to s3e my old
customers and as many
more new ones, and
show them my well se
lectedi stock of Watch
es, Jewelry, Clocks,
Spectacles and Silver.
ware which I sell cheap
for cash'.
Watch and Clock re
pairing a specialty.
EDUARD $CHOLTZ,
Jeweler and Optician.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
tuzt*,iinui*oierh.
Gus c ip d. hae euing.