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ESTABLISHED 1865. NEW BERY, S. C., FRIDAY, ()TO BE. 18, 1899. TWICE A WEEK,81.50 A
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The N?wberry
Goods Store is
Complete St1
The place showing the
The pla(
$1,0 TI
TO
...CLOTHING...
Men's Cheap Soits $2.98.
200 Men's Good Wool Suits, nice
patterns that would bo good valnes at
#0.00, our prico 81.8.
109 Suits up-to-dato Styles, that
would be good values at $10.00, our priceo
$7.38.
Our line of Suits, $8.50, $10, $12.50
and $15.50 Nobby and up-to dato stylos
TSHOEI
12,550 Pairs of Sho
So we are in a position
Woo' Solid Polka Shoes only (l0c. Good Grr
be cheap at $1.25-our price 98c. The world boate
Immense line of High Grade shioe bought direct froi
little less than any one else on the same grade of g
When You Nu
In Gents' Furnishing
by any H ouse in the St
A line of WVhite and Colored Shirts from 38c. up
The most boautiful assortment of Nockwoar that
In this stock we are e
carried All styles and
LARGE STOOK OF STAPL:
Full Standard Prints 4 cts. Latest novelties in:
40 Inch Homospun 31c. Extra heavy 40 inch 5c
Good Jeans
Wo quote above a few of the pricos in our Mamn
miyt}h. We propose to soll the goods exactly as ad'
We have the pleasure to thank a generous public
Respectfully,
The Iewberra
lothing, Shoo, Hal
Showing Lar
ick Ever Brought to t
Largest Assortment!
:e showing the Best (
The place givir
u F CLOTHING
SELECT FRC
made up by the best, Clothiers in the
country, and will fit and wear as woll as
tailor- made, that would cost you 25 per
cent. more. We are offering immense
values in Black Imported Worsteds that
we bought before the recent advanco in
prices.
The largest sto:-k of Boys' and
Children's Suits over brought to this
market.
Knowing that boys are rough and
V1
U S
U ,sA E Ud'F E
es bought before the
to sell you shoes chet
in Shoes, that wvould be good values at $l.l5--onr
a in Jaioson's High Out Tie Shoo3, only U)Se; wvor
n the loadmng manufacturers, all the latest. shapos ani
>ods.
ed Shoes, Come to Hi
Goods we have as Con
a.te.
to $1.25. Splendid assortment of Underwear, all ;
was ever displayed here in all the latest styles.
LTS AMD CA
~howing the most comr:
prices;
DRY GOODS THAT wE AR]
Prints 5i ots. Good Outing 3.; ots.
.Heavy Drill 5c. Good Chocked Homespun d.lc
10c. Wool Jeans 10sc. Extra Heavy All.W~ool
ioth Stock. These prices are not intended to attrai
rortised, and we have put the Lever, Low Pricos, ii
for their liberal patronage in the past. We are i
C lothie Rhoeannd Funinshing
gest andOst
his Markec
aoods !
ig the Lowest Prices !
)M
tough oin clothing, wo mfade a special ef
fort in !ho selucetion of Suits that will
stand wea.r and toar, and are rocei-ribbed
and iron.Iollnd.
io (iildren's Suits that would be
good valies at atI.2o, our price 7Ie. A
big lot, of Suits at 81.18 worth S.-0. 5oe
our $ 1.98 Suits that would be good values
at $2.i50.
The greatest line of $2.50, $3.50,
4., and t5., Suits over.shown.
RON
big advance in prices.
iper than ever before.
price 'iSc. Neat Kid, Button or Lace that wouldi
Ld be cheoap at $1.25. Men's D)ress Shoos at $1.00.
:1 colors, anid we guaranteo our pricos to be alwvays a1
eadquarters!
iplete a line as carried
rados9, fronii t he cheapest to tleo st inade.
PS
>lete line we have ever
iB S.ELILNG VERY CHEAP.
Henvy Hlomespuni 5c. All Wool Rled Flannel I11c
roansa 2l..
ct you to our Storo and then found to 1)0 only a
> mfovo the) goods.
wro to sorvo you again.
IN
A DISPENSARY SENSATION.
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(Special to Nows and Courier.)
( olumbii, Ootober 7. T- '1'he row
sie(emns to Il) on inl the (displnsaillry.
Mr. lIllthit seeks5 vindliention, and1(
t ho Stte board of Control Iihs bt'en
cited It, show why Comlissionre
I)outhit was rt"moved from the hdis
1 e(n4tar'. The1 probo is 1roli.d to
bo injtced((1 as to the catus0 for theo
reIIovil of MIr. )outlthit. 'I'he order,
obtained it little be-fort' Ilidnlillt,
roads as follows:
.llt : .Al,I)ltlell'si OIlt(:r..
On hearing th petition of J1. I.
I)outhit, praying for a writ of cor
tioratri in tile abl'ovo eititledl nuitter,
and oil notion of (Gorge Jot,hnstono
and (;orgo E. Pril.co, attorneys
for 1)titiotr, it is ordered:
First. That a copy of the petition
hierein and a certilied copy of this
order ho forthwith served upon1 the
State Board of Control by serving
the samn1o upon tho Iemlbor:s of Said
board.
Second. That, said board of con
trol, on Monday, October 16, 1i891,
it th county Court hose, in the
city of Columbia, County of llic1h
land, at 1) o'clock it. Iml., do certify
to mo (he out ire records and pro
coedings had by said board in t.h
Imatter of the removal of .J. B.
D)outhit from Iho oflico of Colmmis
sioner, as tllegod in his said poti
lion, and at the siam1e time and place,
or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heal d, said Stat board of Control
may appear either in person or by
attorney and submit such return in
the promises as 1miay be legal.
James Aldrich, Circuit tJudgo, pro
siding in the Fifth Circuit, October
7, 1891).
)OUTII'rT's PETITION.
The dispensary has brought about
som1 now legal processes, and tlo
only hop is that it will b) the
entering wedge for developments
which, it is thought, arO in store.
The petition on which the order
was granted roads:
To the 1Hon. James Aldrick, Presid
infg Judge, inl th Fifth Judicial
Circuit:
The humbloh1 peOtition of J. B.
D)outhit respe)ctfully show~s as fol
1st. That. on the ,th1 day of Aprril,
18991, your pot itioner, who was thon
and1( still is a rosidentl of the State of
South Cairolina, wats duly appointed
by the State Board of Control Com
missioner, 01r, as lbe is som1 emes
designated, State0 Jiqluor Commis
sionler, for at termt of twvo yearls fromt
tihl time of his appointI mon~t, and1( un-i
til another ho app)oinited ini his stond1,
as5 pr'ovided ini Soctioni 3 of ani Act
01n1itled : "'An Act to pr1ovidto for th11
electijon of at Stato Board of Con.
trol," etc., aipproved Marcha 5, 181)7,
and1( conmnonly kniowni as t ho dispen
sary law.
2(1. ThalIt y'our p)otit 1ioner gave tho
bond1( required by lawv, (luly quaiilified
by tatkinog tihe requllired oathls, andlI
ot her Statto otlicers atre, Oil the 2SthI
(lay oIf ApIril, I 1)9), for a term1 of
I wo years from the (late of he ap-)
pointment, and( unJt ii aniothe~r hb) ap-)
p)ointed ini his stead(.
3d. That thiereupon 110 (luly on..
tered upon01 th1e discharge of th du-(1
ties of the ofic of Commlissioner
undelr (he aforesaid (dispensary law,
and1( has 1been1 so engaged unt1il thi
time.
4thL. That thle mlembilers of the
Stato Bo)ard of Control are: D). M.
1). Hlasoldena, BI. 1. Boyklini, and( T1.
C. Rfobinison.
5th. T[hat oni the 3rd day of Octo.
her, 1899, at a meeting of tile said
State Board of Control, ats your po
titioner is informned and believes, Jf.
D). HasotRld1en andl T. C. Rob)insohn,
two Iimbors of said ,boardl, claiming
to have boon acting as3 a special com-*
Intioo o 4 111%.S1.t :t)1,I (1111' t 1'
Ilheted on1 It) olli('ial condttet (r
your 1 -l it ih~ner : s ('oIh11 i5,1i*01W),
wlliIi Wa.4 Sli1)gorti d ,v ex 1rte
allidatvi(:. wh ich y;url 1)etitioner h:ad
never s0eni.
("th. Tha , is he is also1 informed
Itil holiev0s, ats 511 as saild re)ort
and1(1uttidavils were read1 Allr. .1. 1).
llasileon, ebtlirmaltn of said sl.rcial
commtittee, muoved that your poti
tioner )( rerlioved fr'omii his 01lieo o(f
('olnuIiission('r for co1s''. This m1
on was secon de(t by v tIr. T. (C.
l1ohinson, te other mlemberl' of th
1speiai m(m111 ittee, 1but atftor II,th
eitrneSt p1r'o1t1 of ile-Sr. 1\'illistil
and 13oykin, two memllbers of the
board, the majority relulctanltly c.onI
SOlited thalt your p etitioner h,o enlledl
inl and1 allowed lin opp1)(rtunity 1c1
r,eply to Ihto charges ats presiented by4
thu chairmnan of the board fromi (ht'
report.
f7l h1Yourt l)et itioneur wash tben '.enl
for, m1n14 when Ito h:id entered th
roomuM Al\iles, thu VVbairnatm of th:
board15, brielly statte', to him Ilho na;
turo of (he (hargv:,. T'hereuoll l5
your petitioner, w h ndr t se't
thu rep)ort of th Special colmittee,
or anly of the atllblavils on which it
ws basi1d, askie that he h frn'11i
ished1 wilh at Copy of the cbarges,
andc bl) allowedl to Secure his wit.
nessesH. This thet b)oardl would not
allow, anld in reply to direct <ines
tions put, to him hv sovorl memibers
of thu board, ho brielly explained Iso
action with reference to t1h(+ mat ters
brought to his lia 1ttenitin, and atgaitin
beggCedl thilt Ie h4 furnishled with t he
charges in writing, imnd h o a llowedl
timeo to anHswor and furnish evidenc(+
to (xonerat himself from all mniscoln
conduct. allgod.
Sith. That, atfter his retiremrent.
from tho room, ats 11) is informed and
holioves, tho board voted down i
motion altdo by M1i Boykin that.
your petitionor ho fuishifled with at
copy of the charges ill writing, so
that ho might an1swer in deta1il, and
then adopted tho 1 Iasolln motion,
(htit your petiitioner ho) remloved for
Cautse.
th. That your 1)0,itionter on the
following (ay%, by htis at.torlc+yy, a1)
1)eared beforo said board and agaiti
reqlueSttd and d01numided thu right to
hatvo the chatrgot atgatint,t himt fun
ished himn inl writing, and thant ho h(+
allowed at full and fair honrlg; Ie
conifronted( witi witnwt-sss against
him, w"ithth rr(Iht Io rossv.examrin
them1) and( 1the privilego) of 11nakinog
h)is deOfenIco by furn'lishling tesMt imlony
to contIraidict thel ev id(enco for th11(
prose5(cuto andl 11( to alt isfaIctorily'C x
10thI. This1) realsonalIo request05
wasH relfused, a11id th11 fol lowin reso.*'5(
1lution was subselquent113 ly passed
read1y prinItedl, folllows.)
11th). WhenO1 aL copy of this resl
11ion wasl se4rved upon01 your1 peltitioner4I
beOforI) said bIoard and1( subm11it.ted for
thel(ir cons5idlorationl th) follhowin g
the( Nows and1( Courier).
remiloved wiithlouit legaIl notice, and1(
fence by3 hiiself and1( by) counlseI,
and14 an1 oppIortunIity to cross- (exnmI
t' p4rodu1c( wVitnesses(' ill his <do.
fenceo.
is inifrormed 114 and belieS, p)r(et0ede
t3 o e ctinIg un~der till followinIg pr"e
vIiis Of Section 4 of the( ACt alfore.
".110,'" roferr.og to) the( C~onnaIIi.
for cause18 by till Statto IHoard of Con
t rol.'"
I Ilth. TJhait your pe(t it ioner is no0w
ad(visedl tlhat. wh1ilo unlder Se(ction 2,
Act atforesaid, t ho StaIto Board of
Control may remo)ve its own) clerk or
bookkoopor a4. wVill and1. pleasu11re,
such1111 iot illn thoir p)owVr tIs 4 to 1)0
comm1 )1Issioner. I fo can1 on)ly b)e ro.
mroved for causeq(, if 1unde1r 11( hepresen't
at 1111.
alleges thiat whero anil appointmllont is
nul t1 for it d('linitl) 1imo1 the removal
is to heo toulo only for cause; that
thll, powor of re'inovatl cannot, ('X( o >t
by cloear s;tatutory atlhor"ity, bo ex
orcisc'I without I n' o I Itotic ailnd
Itearinig.
liIth. 'T1 ha., your Iotltioner w1a8
l1it giv lt 1 rr'VlOis l Itlic0, anid I1t3
not. Iiit such heiairin. ias is contllm
pla ted by law: Ilhit when called be
foro th bi oardl ho was deliod ilt)
rigl t of I'fence.
Ith. 'Th'liat. your pvtitioner has not,
beoln fulrnis.hed it copy, inl writing, of
I tl.' chitbagos madet Iagalinst him ind of
the ex parto a(llidavits used to suls.
ttin clairges, and knows nothing of
Iho cot outs of oither, oxcept Much
iniforntlttionl as ho, in Colnunon With
tho 1)1blic, la sti<:w(iently ob
Itaiied fron ho laily paoper.
I 'thI. 1'1att by reasoti of rofusing
hnim a1 eaIitring and fial oorl)Oltllhity
of dlefeIco tho action of tho said
Stitto 1I;(o rd of Control is, ats ho is
ad(vir'd and lhtll('tos, ibsolitely nIull
andl %-oid, and thi t( or to remiovo
yourI I (titloner1 ill Klnell anl ex parlto
uIttuter is 1ab0ortIIVe iud;of nto binding
aut horit y.
I,thI . Tha'ttt your pe1 t itner hats by
scIlh i legal act ait irregular Iro
edin,gs o11 tht part of tho said
boarId b'eon greatly in iuretdl inl hi8
fitiin anid standing, and1(1, unless M1a1(
bonn i is resttiitn 1d, your potitioner
will h un law fully deprived of tho
rlmolutmntis of tho said ollico.
W1'horofore, your potitioner prays
that. a writ. of certio--Iri ho issued by
yor' .Ilonlor, d1ir-otd(l to sii'd Stato
lt)ilrd of ('ontto1, comalllnding saId
boirud to certify to your Honor ill
tho p)rocod't1igr 1111(1 ill Hait matter
of rollovil inl order that your IHonor
ality determ ino whothor or not, said
boatrd has p rocoe(lod unlawfully, aind
ill t.ho lllean tim11o that salid board ho
rostra1in(1 from p)roceding furthor
inl tho maltter until its procoodinigs
1ro invystigited by your 1lonor,
andl(1 your p)'tition or will overy pray,
etc.
(eorgo Johnistone, George E.
Prince, Attornioys for Petitionor.
Ti'll: IA RNVEI.i, SIi1,TAl.
st(alwc TItt ite .ulo It r(annurcr wax Short,
Ov('( 1:.4,o01 M oro 'I l(at Wan at
Firal Alleged - Ova-r ta,.
litllI cd.
((olumnbia lRecord, Itth.)
The11 1iniking1 fllnd con111uission hatd
anl imipor tant. m1oot.inig todaiy, bt,t
)win g tho fact t.hat thie (overntor
wis otliorwise ol;tgod tho nooting
conv~teed somlethini g a1ftr i Iho regu lar
hour.x
Oo imptlor'tant matter was ini refer
once to the shortage of County T1renE
uirer I'reo. It has1 b)oon admuitted by
hiis 4)xcSutors thatt he was short,
over eighit thlousand dollars, hbut it
has sinico b eent disCoverod or aleged
to hlave boon that albout $3,000 more
should 1b0 added to thie amnount1. It
will tatko at tedliouis time to discover
wviht br all of thIiis lattor amount, if.
anly, is chiargallo t agaist the do
eened, and1) t he comi ssionrsi wvill
consider t ho facts before acting.
It. waIs recenit.ly de1cideOd t hat pro
corsd ings should be takenol at on1Co
tigainist all bonidsmn t uwhoso sureties
wo'ro foundra short, an:1] horeafter thore
wvill b o fewv if ainy dlelays iln doinig 80.
GJoing on r. hani;d hereafter will not
bo a perfunetory mllatter.
'Fl 01o iny ho !S'nio mnore i rregu..
larities ini it to ho conisidlored, but
t hey are ilot. Of glooral inltor('t.
ilA Ill) iiEV LOAl'M ENT,
ite(nar kubtle luicreasei ini theo Phosphn,mto~ Mi it
" [The State, 1Ot hi.]
State P'hosphato Comissionor
VanIce is baick from the Stalo's phior
phlate t(erritory, and1( his face is
wreaithled iln smnils. Hol says thex 0
1ha1 recently hioon a w'ondo1rfu1l in..
creaiso in the doemnd for South
Carolina rock, anid niot only are tho
regular minling coim panies working
t.o their full capacity, but within the
paist wVook twvo now conicerns-Fipp's)
aind thle Stono Phosphato comipany,
having obtained liconsesi--- have be.
gun minling. H f st at od that the
the amIlounlt of rtyailty now ceming to
the St!ato is at leaIst three times the
amnouunt paid for the same period lat
year.