The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, November 03, 1899, Image 1
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IT Is GOD Gl
OUR TRADE ThIis 1all has he
every hand: "(oing to T
cause you caii buy Good C
And we do exactly what w
4uur Clothin
I&MN"Mthat woo ici 1~
line of nobb;
MD big values at
lie of Nobb
for $10.50-our price only
the line to Suit you. Co m
Come and see this line and
SHOES.
In Our Shoe De
than ever before.
ures Shoes
We are showing
ever carried-all
Ill aeRt's FllrRishlln &
V(e Are Shlowing ilhe L'
tA BIG LINE OF7 COLOlRE) AN
In Underwear
cheapest to the bE
CONTINUE - to mak
When In the city. Thi
the past, we hops to
your valuable pat
~,~m.m.THE NEWBERRIY CL
NEWI
an better ian over bfore. WVhy
IE~ CHi E A'PE>LT 8TORE IN T:
soils cheap)er than you VI ca. buy
C pr.onusie.
,gDopartmei
ing Department we are sell
e cheap at $3.75-our price
r patterns in ALL WOOL
$6 25---our price $4 98.
y Suits-would be great v
$7.44 In Boys Suits we
mencing in price from 75
you will findi your choice.
SHOES. S
partment Our Sal
WE call special attention to our
Ladies, Men, Mis3ses and Boys,
mence inl prico from 68c. up. In
son's world1 beater, high cut tie s
and CA
the most complett
styles and prices.
01W3. T ..
;1best Lll of ally o1011
D IllTE b1HIRTS FROI T W']
Ne have all grad
,st made.
e our store your -
anking you for your Nb
yontinue to receive a
ronage in the futu
o HllE nd FurNShiG.
is it that you hear oh
'IE STATE.'" lt is be-.
shoddy goods elsevhere.
it:
ing a line of Suits
only $2.95. A big
:.UITS--would be
k big
alues
have
. up.
J 1
H OES.
es are larger
line of Dress Shoes for
Our Ladies Shoes Com
Men's Shoes see Jamie
oe for 98c.
PSo .
line we have
Se 1ll tlle State !
NTY-FYE CENTS UP!
es from the
HEADQUARTERS
Bral patronage In
ilarge share of
'e.
ODS DEALER
'(SC
OUTZS ANSWERS VANCE
LNI) 18 INCII)ENTrAlI.V rol'CiE) ul'
FR 11t l S iAt:\i a.'1 \oI ii .
till-InvItH nore Analyz,t n11i1 c'lhNrl;' RIce
o r1,m-i rad S,ime Ve-ry tiu:ty Talk 111,4.
[S'pecial to (Greenvillo News.]
Columbia, S. ('., ()ct. 2~. 1,aast.
indlay ). A. G. Onzti ,Ialdo an at
emp1).t it It draImtatization iln which ho
)ublished in someo of the newsl)al)ers
mI 1iaglinarly conver-sation)1 het ween
V. Boyd Ev\"atns aini "'. W. Co. of
3alti moro." ''ho (1 atrrot - \W ill lais
.oimp)any of that city toak. tiho initials
is m1coitnmg thoem and have written a
otter Chairman Miles abhout. it, mo
t they say that. when Ouzsi with his
vifo visited Balt imore th.y drove him
tround Druid 11i l park anti or
>lacei of interest itlut the city. ley
ay they did the sami:' for Evans when
10 visited tho city ittl firther than
howing him this couirt''sy and atteit
ion there was iothin.' in it. 'T'hey say
hey writo simply to sot theil,selves
iraight in the matter. They declaro
hat they were astounded whlei t hey
ead Mr. Ouzts's "l)ramat" aid st ato
)ositively t hat. Mt r. I"vtlns never
Lp)lied to them to represeit them nor
lnve they over paid him any commis
6ion. They declare that a;l their
mm111ples ar" sent direct to t ho hoard
tud all purchases aro mado through
h(ir representativo, Finlkoll. The
irm also wrote Ouzts expressing sur
)riso and declaring that they had
)nly treated lvaus with tho 5111
ourtesy they did him and his wife.
Ontza, in a card today reply og to
Vance, alleges that Vance had alida
,,its to twist and distort the eharges
n1ad1e against him, and then had t Iemin
.o allege that the at atements were unl
:rue. le reiteratos all his statomonis
md refers to t.ho records for proof,
lot what others say, but what the
'ecords contain. lie takes up the
mvtnesses one by one.
In starting out his reply to Vanco
7utzs says: "I am glad that Colonel
Vance in his card this morning rocog
iizes the fact that he has no standing
n court over his own signature and
had to got others to vouch for and
make his statoments for him to keep
from being ruled out of court because
Df incredibility. At the September
meeting of the State board some iacts
wore develop.,d to which Colonel
Vance took exception and rushed into
print to redeem his stauding."
He then takes up Vanco's aflidavits
one by one and anatlyzes tleln and
throws buckets of cold water on them.
Hoe says:
"Colonel Vance saidl ho had never
sold1 any whiskey to any) of th(o hantds.
Does ho count b imself one? Ifiso, he
sold to himself some wine, $2.20
worth. It wats contraband, and he
said it was very line, lie sold contra.
band wvine to Constable Hlowie for
$1.50; to WV. J. lill, ant inspector,
cont raban d wine, $2.00. Ini February
of this year ho sold to J. C. Dorn a
constable, whiskey, $2.25. He sold1 to
1H. E. Watts last fall a gallon of
whiskey, $1.'70."
One of Mr. Ouzts's aflidavits today
reoads:
"Anderson, S.C., Oct. 21, 189)9.
"1 hereby certify that a short whilo
prior to the moving of the state dis
pensary from Agricultural hall on
Main streot Columbia, S. C., to its
present location, I was in the office
of the State board of conltrol with
two or three other parties and1( while
there heard D. M. Miles say thatsinco
he had become a miember of the State
board of cont rol lie had told more lhos
than in all his life b)eforo.
"Sworn to before mne this Oct. 23d,
1899.
J. B3oyco Burriss. IL. n.]
Notary Public.
(Signed) F. E. Watkins.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Bave Always Bought
Bears tho
signatureof a
Boft': the lA he Kind You hava Always Bought
Bignaturo
[IASELDEN REFUTES OWTZS.
TO ct,1.A it iii,
IEter Mien are Safe-Will Itun i h'ir Ilte''H
[iwe('ial to(; r(''nVillo Nmws.|
(;til1m1 ,ill, (. ( ., ()et, :1 , t'lctir.
mlan I Ilt l 'I(hlu, of t ho St at' ,b aril of
i'olt rol, gve ttho jpress tonight a long
itatlmivnt, inl reply to Out zs'sl cha1Irgs.
he iirst fe(w pa~'s are fte' him
Ilirect., maikin~gm 'neal atnd1 vimphalt iv
Ldenlial of the (hllrges, ("s)('Cially that
he has paid of a I(,((1) mort gage
4inct ho caite in ('tlic(. 11( shows
thtt he paid the only Inort,gige
iagtinst himuself for $2,000 hefori' he
wits elecoil colitlissiolier, 11n( that
the (1nly otlher in( 'r'rg' he owedaI wias
patiii by reconlveyin1- tie prolperty to
pIrt it's froni whon li, Ibouht 1beal"(e
he w.a liunitblo to pay for ihe hpnrebase.
.11.' jrrest'nts (cilrt. reeortls, aIflidLLvi(S
from couity o]i(''rs, bank ttlivialls,
busils('M l('n aid 11uiiay of li'rs to
show that he stands well, has nover
owed IZO,(010, pays his d dds, did not.
pay ally such d('t while ('i tit( board,
borrowti Il)Ilv for currenit farm ox.
Pe11ses ittltl '. urtis I hie silin.
][o hits linty c('rtiticttos of his
ImlOr'al stindirg froml Ieading citizeins
of Marion.
'1'he attorney general has filed
formal opinion holding that, bwor
dispesers ennl not beo remOVPd by the
Stato board. It. was on this that t.ie
board of control revoked Iho resolut ion
closing the beor dlisej)tlsturies, nt1d
they vill now 1111 oil until thieir year
tertin expires 1l11ess roiloves by tihe
county boards for cause.
TI'1'. sALi)A AN) JOIINST(ON IAD.
A Sulaelent Atatutl of (tapital Sock lla
I:ig been sube:lbetI to Varrat.t Or
gitztitIotn, it hotrl of 1)rettrx
ham been El e(et1, and Al1in
ItIheridgo Choen I'rr.
dcul. of the
C1nau1111luny.
(Special to News and Courier.)
Pursuant to published notie the
subscribers to the capital stock of
the Sa1luda and ,Johnstonl l ailroad
Company held a meeting in tho Court
H[ouso boro yesterday 11(1 proooded
to organize the company. '1'ho books
of subscription showed that a suili
cient amount necessary for organiz
ing lad been sutbscribed and the
business of the Inoot.iig was quickly
dispatclied. 'Tie following hoard of
directors, (ight in nul1Imber, were
elected: Alvin Etheri(ge, James Al.
Forrest, Goc go C. \heoler, J. A.
A~ttaway, .J. M".. Pagel, E'. WV. Able,
J. B. Hunter and B. WV. Crouch.
After the Stockholders adijourneid
thero wasI a meet ing of the di rectors
and the following oflcers worn' elect
ed : Al vin Elberidlge, presidenit;
George C. Wheeler, first vice presi
(dint; J. A. AttaNway), secondt vico
p)residlent ; B. W. Crouch, I reasurer;
J. B. llunter, secretary, geneoral
counsol. The impression is that
somiet hing mor0o5 thanit a mere formal
organization1 will result fromt yester
(lay's proceintgs. Work for fur
ther substcript.ionis to the capit al siock
will conitiniuo with unaba~ited zeal1.
Tho citizens whien approach tld iako
the viow that it is aL nmtter' of busi -
ness; that "wVtind work"' will never
secure at riliroiad; that, their mites
will aid a little, and1( withoumt. hosita
tion ''go atll they ent.'" All aro in
deep earinest and( every effort wvill ho
maiido to attain the end( desired.
Sonme of SaIlda's prominient bui
ness mn haiv(o letters from a repu)lta
blo New York Trust Company malk
ing inquiry as to the qulity and
quantity of granl ito rock in t lhe Clotut's
Creek soct ion of thIiis county. TPhore
is perhaups nowhere in thle State a
boetter qjuality of graiito thtan Ihiat
on Cloud's Creek, wvhiile t.ht gnlantity
is inoxhaust ibl a. Near Sheriti WVhit
tIe's plantation one of these giant
rocks covers about Ithroe acres, and
in thle lonig ago was used by farmers
thereabouts for "tI readling out'' grain.
7'Jf,n o,iie Nfo ia CeoOOietI ()lI ge,
(Special to G reenvillo News.)
Columbia, S. (., Oct. 24.--The
State b)oard1 has been cal led to meet
to econsidoer the troubihle at the color<(1
college at Oranmgebu rg. PresIident
Miller wanits P'rofessor Palmier, whic
1is allegoed to be a so)urcoi of fictioni
,1;nminsed.
I1.\.lS";.1,1 N AN1) Il' l/., AI' I1'.
1hlll + (hail3 111:11 l(a s'it S I ch41 :I-11 I n ti
f III" ;1t111 (ill'('!'e ( ') 1 13 \gulll l
(Slteciatl to'lTho ( rootnvillo News-)
Coh ia , S.( ' , O 11.31' 1.i, inu
Ioy IiatIl(n, chnirlnanlt of i o Iar d
of cliIl'osa;IrN" c"on IIIi,,.ititl rs, in his
('rIIls i1ii I s ti ; fiiIri/.. i':1 llhl -
"T'M lttrol 1 ,f iho tiltatl,:
"13 liivig ' ltat yetel'da1y's ibli.
(f,ition of lotters a1 d( 1 c(ortilienttos + is
snllIie t o ' roji)u tlI( the el ge <o f
111w4 I aIt I ti ly d I s ha4l: i sl ial reOfrin
fromn j t!hbltin~ o n yrso.
()i0 onu iv +i! te.stlim a111'(1 g. tlil(
'411'114 ftio.'t iis ly
N'( I shall tako 11 1 1m cl1w-) (r
Insinuation that. 1 inl i ncocd, r. whIIv
i <id 1't intvostigilt whyt\' it wa's( that
DUillion an< (11 larion dli-I'n-:s.1rs pm.l
Chatsoed oodiS ft"r, m h I. reo
( . y131 frin<Ils andl rolaltiv(s of
1mino. T1'his I de. ny to In true. It
thlt history of my commeoti(4ns: with
ti 0, dispon s:oy I ha i - ll'(r p-I1 il
tinutel to anyono asi h> wihit br:tnlis
of goods shonl he p)urc111s(0I d1 her
than to carry a full lin (of goods
welt'rover p)ral tibit. Tthl p1 1 a1 it.
truth is, I've n'eV 1 i da1( ny Ilt choice ill
tho it I s ub I hiit for yotr" c11 1
ti1. rationt allb(lavilt only of thow
placet ho has 1 lw31i(,nnd . hio\"
s ealk for th miselv'es.
"Inl today's iSSuto I shall also illiw
up0 the e1hIrgo of ry tring ito cajolo
1n(1 tho intsilmit ion of i timtlilating
onm1ployrs;', to Vole for W. l). Nloan
for mtayor against ('uol. T. .. Lps.
com . '.l'his I also <hIely ad II pI
n1nn1 410 ftltio. I didl as:,k Onzts
and i(s o1 ono or ti 011thers not, to
tatkt so nolt.b stock in tho lvet il)n,
for too mnuch was being said already1\
about Iho( disIensary 14'ing t(t us ( ast
political inaehino, w hich ((z".1o 11s1e
admllit. hl wasty doing to the dletrimecnt,
of his work. I astk yotir atitonl iont to
ti tllia(iv i is of th ( halinds ti t wortf
working hera at. thtitl tinw. T(I'h(y
toll tho tillo as it really li as andI itt
must be remembhord(1 Ihat tibho lloen
signing I hoSot olavil aro no( llt iil
11h ornIlIy of tho dispensary now; I
dlsiro to stato frankly tht,Iyuit An to
inlluonco tho votes of l.n under meill
is Somothing I nover dto.
"lI spwet fullyN,
"J.1. I )udlloy i inas hlon."1
thi follows this u with alili vit
fromn tho Martuion county dispenlsmrS
that. 1isollon nover tlv'oofaed Ir
sought. to p 4, f or any (bratn1 i of licluore.
Ito has t long St ring of alliavits
from d(ispn1) sary 01mpldoyoosi Showing
that ho novir soUght to intluenco
their( voths ihe Cioluher. h iuni.
cial ft butg ins'31iste oni their not
j4nixing of in~ city( polIlitis. lO
wenitl oles sofmthing toichh
at.tache (litt o le mp otaneio. 1311 uim.
1)ot id haXhPau(10,0
wats to know(3 Kwhy ou mtade i.a lo
staysJnsle pirthrmrae
BRITSH LOSE HEAVILY,
AI 12 . 1' AND) INFI.AN 'Iy I(.i( .
M 311N'i' SUlIitO,JN Ui";U ANDI TAIClN.
1iu((n)rr( 1(111,(l--1Ii$1144$'r Wich Slar.tlem
A' I 1'tiland1- ioi. w1'hit., AX1s1s 1to
J Ili ,, 1 1{(thtr")ns 1I)tid ty.( lo io
r N 1i ,11ion, (-oe r : 1. T IIet wiar
oll luis iv<' a diSpatch from
( '1rll Whitle, cOmIa lindlingi (tho
'Irit ish forcc!: it I.:ism(Iosith, report
i I 1ilt t'' li ya Irish l' silsers, ten
mn I11mtain halttori('s and tho Uloutc0y
t'' gimtont re'.t1 surrounded io (th
hills by thi ll Bior ,o o r a losing
iaivily wrt oligo to capit,uf lite.
(('on(rlll W\hi(O adds(1 it t thl, ensul-1
ti s" hav not Ie('n tiscortalined yt.
Ihl' fOllowing is tho text of unO
ral W hit's': diSoich to it'h w'a' otlilO:
"I have to r(le+ort ai dlisnatr lo shi
ob1nn ofnt h il to takco a position
Iio hill i.t in' to tho loft of i ho
I0i1o. In Ib o' P er a1)1,tions today
th' la ri l Ir s1ilors, m0o ut bhor
ing tt'i mountaing hattirios, alndt dih
( ti est'l5shiro reii(i e t, 1 w on Mur.
r1ouill1e ifo the hills, m1. liftor losing
hlyiI1', undt 'I to a iIholatoo. Tho cas'i
iIiltits lolVl not y t b (n as rtained(.
"A Illint of thl' fusil'Ors O1mployed(
ats at hosp)tial o1(rerl came1 in u1ndetr
i I of trcel W it h It a list(r from tho
olniors of t h c'olunls, forto ask(1d
for asisteo to burhe dhoud0.
"I fiear thro is n0 to ou esof (ho
t rnrth of I hI r01port. I formed t hlan
inl tho carrying out of which tho dis
1tr ccuirrdll and I am ailono ro
.ponsibeo for th plan. 'Thoro is nto
l1am1 WidOVer to the roop)t, as( tht
1osi1ion was ntnailllo."
(ilnolral W\'hito son(ds at list of th
oIieors Ilkon p risonors, fort.y-ono in
all, somn of whloml wro wounded.
Whilo (onrail I1ito assumes all
tith) responsibility, it is thought hey
(hat, (tho distOr is miorO likoly tho
rfsult of the crizo of young otlicoer
to lisinguligtish lthmtselves.
It is lear11r bne y ohi sa'ociateol
press. t 1that 1th wt' otlico has Ordred(
at secondl armny corps to ho in roadi
nss to l o cal d 1(1 out..
TIe, diststor had immedlBioto o ooct
on tho stock oxchaingo whoro South
African securit,ies dropiied hoavily.
TI'hrongs of visitors r1me ine ft
eo waru ollico aill day. Th'Ilo most x
eiting seniels wro wittossHll and
wome'n wele hr to gasp, "Thank
(lotd, he aisllivo aany rato," s thoy
found tho icus of somll bloved
os iof the nlist of risOlorH.
By no(dn glooll anid bitter sorrow
pretVailted throughout th British
represena iifvor of the associaed whoess:
"tis Sinexp Ilcale andV ami fighty
torsa iits mo try stffegtistnstimable.
Woli hav iSlo OS heai i many wrs
ou ut to havo Iw( o reg11(iensecae
poired, andrby gthe 1oor(l 1i therri
iuitoer sTred soelydrin thiu
enggiem lient)some ofter uns sillt
11inger los1011 to ,000rs kilre
Thr fusll xe of th~ disasore it
ist. the wartO o i Thio lssi ~erot
ivomoi muto reppallin t he en..ii
ral, whoiiz is0 practialld byrronded
Twoore oiny, Arthgions
thand ol Iattery~l beoduct frdom
te fLadysmith1 garrs weaen I't
aou to n ithits yotal sength~
rerei milita rt stoayis.ofn