The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, December 29, 1899, Image 3
COTION M AIIKET.
(Corrected Sem i-w\eekly by J. W. C.:t:y & Co.)
December 29:
Good M iddling ...................... 7
Low Grades ............................ 5
Miss Annie E. Gunning, Tyre, Mich.,
says, "I sulfored a long time from dys
popsia; lost flesh and became very
weak. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure con
plotely cured me." It digests what
you eat and cures all forms of stomach
trouble. It never fails to give imme
diate relief in the worst cases. Robert
son & Gilder.
At CostI
Leggings and Hunting Coats at
f&t3t. Win. Johnson's
An Exception to the Rule.
A shop where you can get what you
want and when you want it.
STUA ri BIos.
E. Ii. LESLIu, Manager. t&ftf
Watch Night sorvices.
Special services will be held at the
Johnstone street Methodist church on
next Sunday night. The bell will ring at
10 o'clock and services will begin at 10.30
o'clock. The services will be under
the direction of the pastor, Rev. W. I.
Herbert, and will continue until the
new year begins.
Mr. J. Sheer, Sedalla, Mo., saved his
child's life by One Minute Cough Cure,
Doctors had given her up to die with
croup. It's an infallible cure for
coughs, colds, grippe, pneumonia, bron
chitis and throat and lung troubles.
Relieves at once. Robertson & Gilder.
Notice,
Patterns are sold strictly for cash,
and are not exchangeable.
tf. S. J. Wooten.
Wanted.
I am paying 2c. -cr pound for old rub
ber boots and shoes.
H. S. Rightmire,
t&ftf. At Newberry Laundry.
Accidentally Killed Ulnself.
Asa Davis, colored, about 16 years of
age accidentally killed himself with a
pistol yesterday on Mr. P. C. Smith's
place in No. 6. The boy had been fool
ing with an old rusty pistol all day and
It contained one cartridge on which he
had snapped a dozen or more times and
It failed to fire. So he turned the muz
zle to his breast and snapped on it
thinking it would not go off, and it
killed him instantly. Coroner Lindsay
was sent for and he pronounced it ac
cidental.
It takes but a minute to overcome
tickling in the throct and to stop a
cough by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure. This remedy quickly cures all
forms of throat and lung troubles.
Harmless and pleasant to take. It pre
vents consumption. A famous specific
for grippe and its after effects. Rob
ertson & Gilder.
If you need any columns, balusters or
turned work get our prices before you
buy. We will save you money. Satis
faction guaranteed. STUAWT BRos.
E. H. LESLIE, Manager. t&f tf.
A Runaway Accident.
Wednesday afternoon about 0 o'clock
Mr. Fred Dominick's horse took fright
on Vincent street, while he was out
driving with his friends, Messrs. J. C.
Wilson, Jr., and Cald well Fant, and got
beyond his control, and as the horse
turned the corner up into Main street
threw the young men from the buggy.
The buggy passed over Mr. F'ant giv
ing him some severe and painful
bruises, but Mr. Dominick and Mr.
Wilson escaped with only slight
bruises. The buggy was smashed up)
considerably.
"One Minute Cough Cure is the best
remedy I ever' uPbd for coughs and
colds. It is unequalled for whlooping
cough. Children all like it, "writes
H. N. Williams, Gentryville, Ind.
Never fails. It is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate results.
Cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, croup,
pneumonia, bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. Its early use pre
vents consumption. Robertson & Cii
der'.
An Assignment.
On Saturday afternoon, December
23r-d, Mr. W. W. Fulmer, who has been
conducting a small grocery business in
this city for the p)ast several years, as
signed his stock to Cole. L. B3lease,
Esq., for the benefit of his creditors.
The stock Is to be sold or disposed of to
the beat advantages of all the credi
tors.
Mouldidgs, Lumber, Laths and
8hingles- STUART Bnos.
E. H. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf
K. of Pa.
At the meeting of the Newberry
:Lodge, Knights of. Pythias, on Tuesday
night last, the following offlcdra were
elected for the ensuing year:
A. J. S. Langford-C. C.
Chas. A. Bowman, V. C.
J. A. Blackwelder, Prelat3.
P. C. Gilliard, M. of W.
Thoa. IE. E'pting, K. of R. and S. 5
Wmn. F. E wart, M. of F.
Edw. R. Hipp, M. of Ex.
F. A. Schumpert, M. of A.
W. S. Langford, I. 6.
1U. EC. Todd O.G.
The installation will take place Tues
day night, January 9th.
County Alliance Meoting.
The Newberry County Alliance will
mneet in the court house at New berry on
the first Friday In January, 1000, at 11
o'olock in the forenoon. All Alliances
will aen d Qegates.' The subject to be
discussed ia: Should .fertilizers be used
at present prices.
C. F. Boyd, Sec.
--a G Ut. a w.t h 21u
-n led hop)Ce.m1 in tcu
days at lea'st two-th,irths of al symuptonus r.emucy
'i.' a 'rmtOlaNmuo.TRN DAYS tr"atmeontftre
VARIOUS Art AL AnoUr.
''uesday noxt will be saloday.
",o you paid your-subscription?
Monday, Year day, is a leg
holiday.
New Year resolutions will be ti
next thing in order.
We wish everybody a happy and
prosperous Now Year.
Mr. W. H. Enddy has movn4i into h
new residence in "Brooklyn.'
Rev. 1). 1'. Boyd will preach at
o'clock, at Lobanon, on next Sunday.
See not'e of the annual meeting
the stockhtlders of the National Bant
Treasurer Boyd has just lots of tax(
to collect yet, and tomorrow is the la
day.
The sales at the dispensary on Fr
day and Saturday of last week amounte
to $1,490.80.
The election by the city council f<
policemen and other oilicers will I
held tonight.
Mrs. W. D. Goodman is having a
addition built to her residence c
O'Neall street.
Mr. Jno. W. Daniels, who has bec
conducting a jewelry business in Sali
da has moved to Laurens.
So far as we have been able to lear
the usual Christmas causualities didn
occur in this city this Christmas.
The Newberry merchants seem to b
satisfied with the Christmas trade th
year. Each seems to have received h
share.
Mr. J. S. SpearmAn has moved h
family from Whitmires to Silver Strec
and will conduct a farm at the latto
place.
Mr. Wm. P. Bodenbaugh has bough
the residence and vacant lot on Cli
street, in Brooklyn-known as th
Lathrop place.
Prof. W. It. Wallace attended th
meeting of the State Association c
city school superintendents in Colun
bia on Wednesday.
Mrs. M. E. Lake has had quite a
improvement made on her dwelling
near the college. Mr. E. 11. Lesli
was the contractor.
The members of the Lutheran churc
presented their pastor, Rev. M. G. C
Scherer, with a handsome writin
desk and cliair as a Christmas presen
Mr. Richard Caldwell,has accepted
position with Summer Bros., and be
ginning with next Monday can befoun
in the dry goods department of th
firm.
The display of fireworks Saturday an
Monday nights on Main street hav
never been equalled here-and thos
cannon crackers are somethiog te
riflic.
We give our editorial space up ft
local news this issue, our columns bein
filled with advertisements on accour
of taking one issue~ out this week fc
Christmas holiday.
The Herald force took holiday th
week, hence our subscribers will oyo
look any short coming in this issue <
the paper. We issue this paper merc
ly to give the proper insertions to legi
advert,isements.
Some person or persons, simply fc
pure mischief, pulled up eight of th
shade trees recently put out by th
council on Vincent street Saturda
night. Capt. Jackson replanted ther
Monday morning.
Two horses attached to a carriage b(
longing to Mr. A. T. Brown ran awa
on Tuesday. The only damage don
was to leave the carriage a wreck. Th
horses became frightened up about th
Episcopal church and left the carriag
on Main street in front of Mr. J. S. Rui
sell's store.
Dr'. S. T. Hallman after thoroughl
canvassing Lexington county in the ir
terest of the Lutheran Visitor,
which he is the Editor, left for a ne
field last Friday. The doctor is
pleasant gentleman, an eminent divin
and a sympathetic Christian and make
friends wherever -he goe.-Lexingto
Dispatch.
'Sheriff Buford deputized a constab]
to arrest a negro at T1.m1o one day lai
week that had been wanted In Nov
berry for a year or more on a charge<
assault and battery with intent to kil
The constable caught the negro, ha
him hand-cuffed and at the depot, who
ho made a break and made good hi
escape--with his hand-cuffs on. Th
constable fired at the negro severn
times but did not hit him.
A SUREI CUREi FOR CROUJP,
Tweonty-five Years' Constant Use WVithout
Failure.
The first indication of croup is hoarsi
ness, and In a child subject to thes
disease it may be taken as a sure sign
the ap)proach of' an attack. Followin
this hoarseness is a peculiar toug
cough. If Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy is given as soon as the child ine
comes hoarse, or eve'n after the croup
cough appears, It will prevent the al
tack. It Is used in many thousands c
homes in this broad land and neve
dissapointa the anxious mothers. W
have yet to learn of a single instance ii
which it has not proved eff'ectual. 2.
other preparation can show such a re<
ord -twenty-fIve years' constant us
without a failure. For sale by W. IF
Pelham. Druggist,
The Elite Photo. Studio is noi
making 6 nice little minuette photo
for onl 25 cents; 6 nice little card phc
tos for 60 cents; 6 nice large photos to
75 cents. These are their holida
p rices and last only through Decemboi
Call and have your picture mnad<
Oposite R. C. Williams'. f&t4t.
If you need columns, balusters or an
turned work, get our prices before bu3
ing. We will save you money. Sath
faction guaranteed. STUA RT B3nos.
I'll I1.IiNSTA1,li'ION.
T-he Oners of Amity Idgo, No. a7. A. .1'
1BI., for th Yea~'~r I10010 PublIcly
.l Inutalled -- A tlag lilt.
cent bupper.
e We had the pleasure on Tuesday
evening of being an invited gu'st at
a the public installation of the ollicers of
Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. M., and of
is partaking of a most elegant supper,
spread uy the masons for their wives, e
daughters, sweethearts or friends, as
the caso happened to be, and a most
pleasant and enterl aining affair it
was.
C. Besides the large number of members
s of the order that were present, the pres- b
i, once of as many or more of the lovely
fair sex of our city, made th; scene and
i- occasion the more enchanting. T1here
d were also present a few gentlemen d
friends as guests-those who have been
r ep unfortunate as to have their expe
e rience in the line of riding confined
altogether to a mule, hence knew noth
ing of the dillcultics with which one
comes in contact In att,empting such a
n thing with the veritable maso'nic goat,
left none the wiser; but having t
n the satisfaction of knowing that they
had proven beyond a doubt that they
were in possession of every secret, grip
n and pass word that is necessary to
't devour such a supper as was put before
them.
e Worshipful Master A. C. Jones, who
s had served the Lodge in this capacity
a for two years and two of the most
successful in its history we under- a
Sstand, organized the Lodge, asked the
a
t visitors into the lodge room and Past
Master N. B. Mazyck installed the d
ollicer9 in a most solemn and impressive d
manner.
h
The following is a list of the officers
e installed:
e H. G. Ioof-W. M.
P. J. Voss--S. W.
e W. E. Pelham-J. W.
L. M. Speers-Treasurer.
Secretary-J. H. M. Kinard. g
S. H. McLean--S. D. u
n W..B. Werts-J. 1).
, W S. Langfoid, J. E. Renwick
e Stewards. ti
W. H..Mann-Tylerj
h Immediately after the installation, st
Worshipful Master Hoof asked those
g who were not Master Masons from the
, lodge for a few seconds, formally closed
a the lodge, and supper was announced. l
Two long tables, extending across the u
d lodge room, fairly groaned beneath 11
their heavy burdens of the many good at
things, that were so daintily served by
the ladies who were nresent. It was a h
d magnificent spread and it could not
c have been served in a more admirable a
e manner. The supper consisted of I
everything imaginable good to eat and
there was enough, and more too, to
r have fed as many more. b
g The Masonic order in Newberry, we I
t are happy to state, is growing-new e
r blood is being infused and in a few b
years Amity Lodge will be one of, if
s not the leading, lodge in the State. It c
was more than a pleasure to be their c
f guest.
Mieh of the credit for the mag
.1 nificent, success is duo Mr. P. J. Voss,
chairman of the committee of arrange- i
r ments-but he knows nothing but su_
'hhe Appetite of a Goat ]
aIs en vied by all poor dyspeptics whose ~
Stomach and Liver are out of order. t
All such should know that Dr. King's C
.New Lire Pills, the wonderful Stomac hi
and Liver Remedy gives a splendId
~appetite, sound digestion and a regular
e bodily habit that insures perfect health
e and great energy. Only 25 cents at all C
e d.tug stores.____t
e Christ,nas services at the Chnurch, of the a
I- IRedeemier.
A beautiful Christmas exercise was k
y held at the church of the Redeemer on t
-Sunday evening last. There was a large I
if congregation present to witness the I,
y exercises, which consisted of songs b)y t
a the little children of the Sunday b1
e School, special music suitable to the oc- h
is casion by a select choir, scripture read- n
n ing and an axcellent address by Ptresl- v
dent Geo. B. Cromer. At the close of s,
e the exercises a nice little collection p
twas lifted for the Lutheran Orphan
Home in Virginia.
Ho Fooled thne Surgeons.
d All doctors told Renick Hamilton,
of West Jefierson, 0., after suffering 18 y
n months from Rectal Fistula, he would
5 dIe unless a costly operation was per
e formed; but he cured himself with five
1 boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
surest Pile cure on earth, and the best
Salve in the world. 25 cents a box.
Sold by all druggiste.
0
The Veronee Comedy Company.
This excellent repertoire company n
closed their week's engagement here e
last Saturday night and left for Ashe- t
Sville, N. C. Next week they play in tl
fLaurens. It is the best all round corn
fpany that has ever appear-ed hero.
SThe speciality work of Edwar'd Dupont g
. and Miss Gertie Schofield was the beatf
i ever seen here and the star of the com
pany, M~iss Veronee and her next lead
r ing lady Miss Grey have few equals in
the pr'ofession. They deserve patron
i age wherever they go. b
* Glorious NewsO
S Comes from Dr. D. 13 Cargile, of
Washtita, I. T. He writes: "Four bot
ties of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer of scrofula, which bad caused b
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would'.break out on her head and
Sface, and the best doctors could give no
r help; but her cure is complete and her
health is excellent." This shows what
thousands have proved-that Electric
Bitters is the best blood purifier known. d
It's the supreme remedy for eczema,
totter, salt rheumi, ulcers, boils and Ci
run ning sores. It stimulates liver, kid. ]j
. neys and bowels, expela polsoc, helps
.digestion, builds up t tren gth. Only
50 cents. -Sold by all druggists. Guar
antwaed
A ('n l(Il'ST liUl .e
k Narr,w FMint( rtont at lom S), lou, l',
nagKratlun -Two, .itte-kN Uhun,nued
by wiater.
()h ristmas m(iorning 1,at 7 o'clock on
itizens were aroused by the dreadei
re alarm.
The lire laddies, ever on the aler I
esponded promptly, and in a few min
tes put out what at one Limo promie
no of thu largest and most serious lire
n the history of Ne'wherry.
Vhlen the alarm was Sounded smnok,
ould be seen issuhig from the secont
tory of the building oceupiedl by ). C
'lynn, which i.i a part of the solt<
lock on Main street---at, the center o
he block in froi.t of the court house
t lookLd as if in a few seconds flame
'ould burst from the door's and win
ows, and that It would take som timi
nd hard lighting to check it.
''he iSxcelsiors secured the hydran
t Mr. Johnson'o corner and put thi
rst stream on the ire. The hose weri
an up the back steps, the doors burs
i and the llamles extinguished in a fev
2comis. The colored department rat
icir hose up the front steps and dit
oud service.
The room In twhich the fire startet
ontained a lot of dry goods and notion
'hich had been stored away. No o.n
nows how the lire originated.
'.l'he stock of dry goods, and clothing
tc., of D. C. Flynn, on the first floor
as damaged considerably by water
nid the goods stored on the secomt
oor were badly damaged by lire, smok<
nd water.
Tho stock of )r. W. E. 1'elham
ruggist, next door to Flynn's, was als<
aimaged by water. I)r. l'elham place:
is damage at $100. The damage L.<
[r. Flynn's stock has not yet been esti
ated. Tle dantage to the building i
cry slight.
The firemen did good aid prompi
ork for which they received the con
ratulatlons of the citizens.
The members of the department art
nder obligations to Mayor Mlayer, Col
urcell, Mr. Flynn, and Chief Huntel
ir their thoughtfulness and kindnesr
uring and after the fiee.
Thu losses of all parties, we under
,and are covered by insuraune.
Gaining a Wite Ieputation.
As a cure for rheumatism Chamber
in's Pain Balm is gaining a wide rep
tation. ). B. Johnston of Richmond
nd., has been troubled with the all
tent since 1802. In speaking of it he
tys: "I never found anything thal
,ould relieve me untill I used Chum,
L rlains Pain 13alin. It acts like mliagh
ith me. My foot was swolen ant
ained me very much, but one gooi
ppiealion of Pain Balm relieved me.'
'or sale by W. E. Pelbam, Druggist.
The San Frauclsco Minuertels.
Jas. H. Whitney's San Francisec
iinstrels appeared at the opera house
tst night before a fairly large audi
lce which was highly pleased wit
ie performance. They have a goot
and, an excellent orchestra, and everi
:ature of the performance is first
lass. They give a good show-wt
onsider it away above the average.
on of an Ohio Merchant Cured of Chroul
Diarrhoea.
My son has peen troubled for yeari
4ith chronir diarroea. Somnetitfie ag<
persuaded thim to take seome o
lhamberlain's Colic, Cholera an<
)iarrhoea Remedy. After using Lw,
ottles of tbe 25-cent size he was cured
give this testimonial, hoping somi
nie similarly afflicted may read it am
e benefitted.-Thiomas C. Bowers
liencoe, 0. For sale by W. E. Pelham
)ruggist.
A Thoughtful Act.
The members of the Excelsior Flri
!ompany desire us to exprdss througi
dese colums their heartfelt thanks am
ppreciations to Mrs. Miram Hunte:
nd her son, Wmn. H-. H-unter, for the
indness and thoughtfulness show:
biem during the fire Christmas morn
ig. While the young men were stand
2g ankle (deep in water, soake<
rirough their clothing, nothing conhi
ave done them more good than did the
ot coffee passed around to tbenm b:
[r. Hunter, made by his mother. I
'as a thoughtful act of kindness
ymething thaL Newberry firemen ap
reciate and will never forget.
B. Bi. B. FOR BA D BLOOD.
Bottle Sent, Free.
Badi Blood( causes Blood( and Skhi
lseases, Eruptions, Pimples, Scrofu
a, Eating Sores, Ulcers, Cancer, Ecze
ia, Skin Scabs. Eruptions and Sorei
ia Children, RhecumaLism, Catarrh
tching Huimors, etc., a positive spe.
fie cure is found In B. B. B. (Botanit
Iood Balm,) the most wondlerful blood
uriflor of the age. It has aiwayi
iredl oven the most deep seated, per
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ledicines had all failed. B. B. B,
ires by dIriving out of the blood the
alsons and bumnors which cause all
iese troubles, and a cure Is thus made
lat is permnanent. Contagious Blood
olson, prod ucling Eru ptions, Swolleon
lands, Ulcerated Thliroat and Mouthi,
tc., euredl by B. B. H. At dirugglsts,
per large bottle; sIx large bottlem
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rial Bottle, which will be sent by re
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ress BLOOD BALM Co., Atlanta, Ga.1.3
"D)olng nothing is doing Ill." Impurc
tood neglected will become a seriout
aLter. Take Hood's Sarsaparilia al
ice and avoId the ill.
'revention
etter than cure. Tutt's Liver
ills will not only cure, but if
tken in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
yspepsia, biliousness, malaria,
nstipation. jaundice, torpid
ver and kindred diseases.
'UTT'S Liver PILLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE
I'EiS(iNAL1is. a
P'rof. I1. L'. .il's, of 'olumb ia, i.< in
the city.
Miss Annic Iy nun, of h'lorencc, is ati
home for the holidays.
i
Miss Elugenia Simm er is spending a
few days in Prosperity.
Mir. and Mlrs. II. S. Cannon Npent
- Christmas inl 1'rosperity.
Mir .John K. Aull is spending ta few
days in the city of Columbia. it
M iss A n nic Moore, of 'lhunbia, is
visit.ing relatives in IlelrnRt.m.
Ir. IIeyward Prost, of ('oluntia, is
visiting relatives in iIalena.
Mr. T. 0. Stutrt, J r., went to Co
lumbitt Wednesday.
Mi-. Tom Smith, of Atlanta, is in the
- city spending the holidays.
3 Mrt. Arthur .hockley left Wednes-I
dlay for JoneCsville, S. C.
d yf o . ('. 1'. (C hase, of Spartanburg. i .;
visiting relatives in Newberry. 1
dlr. Blen 11. Auill, of Auton, S. C., is
spendi ng a while with relatives here.
M r. Eugene Itobertson, of U niversity,
N. C., Is spending t.he Chrittmas in the
city.
Mr11t. Wiliis Lathrop, of ('olumbin,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the
city.
Mr. Datt 1'. Davis, of Chester, catmie
over to spend Christmas at his old
home.
Mr. Jas. A. Bowers, of Atlanta, is
spending the week at home with his
parents.
Mir. It. C. 11ank:s, who is teaching at
Monticello, is spendtig the holidays in
the city. in
M'. Claude Wheeler, of Prosperit.y, '
visited his sister, Mrs. H. S. Cannon, gi
this week.
ir. C. A. Fellers, who is teaching in ti
Saluda county, is at home for the holi- -
day vacation.
Mr. J. F1. Stillwell, who is teaching
school at Chappells, paid us a pleasant
call Saturday.
Mrs. Robertson and daughter, of
North Carolina, are visiting at Alri. P.
A. Schumpert's.
Mr. I. H. Wright, who is attending
school at the Citadel, Is spendintg the
holidays at, home.
Misses Julia Paisley and Carrie
Mayer went to Prosperity Wednesday
to spend a few days.
Ma's. 0. C. Stewart, Mlrs. E. 11. Leslie
and Mr. C. C. Stewart have been vis-.
iting relatives near Leesville.
ir. Geo. Leonhirth came home from
Richnond, Va., to spend the holidays
with his parents in Helena.
Prof. N. E. Aull, who is teaching
school at Henrietta, Texas, is In South
Carolina visiting relatives.
Dr. Jas. P. Kinard and wife, of Win
throp. have been spending Christ,mas
with relatives in Newberry.
Mr. W. Y. Fair, Jr., who is attending
school in Macon, Ga., is spending the
hoilidays under the parental roof.
Mr. D. A. Quattlebaum, who is teach- 1
ing school at Pleasant Grove, Saluda
county, was in the city Chistmas.
fMr. A. B3uckner', of Asheville, N. C.,
is sp)ending a few days in Newber'ry
with tlio family of Mr'. Jos. Manan,
Miss It,tic Lyles, of Columbia, is
spendinlg a few (lays in Newberary wit,h
hert siste-in-law at Mrii. J. W. Davis'.
Mrii. Toam Neel, who is attending
Vandei blt Uini vea'sity, Nashville,
Toenn., is home spenditng the holidays.
Mr. WV. 13. Spence, of Columbus, Ca.,
was in t,he city on Wednesday of this
week and paidl us a very lelasant visit.
Messars. L. D. Wicket', W. C. Rceedei'r
and Jno. A. Blats camne up from Column
bla and spent Christmas in Newberrty.
Mr. Aumerle Schuimper't, who huas
been teac.aing in the lower' par't, of theF
State, is spending Christmas at home.
Diri. and Mi's. J. WV. Uuamber't, whlo
have been visiting relatives in the city,
have r'etur'ned to their' home in HIa'ts
villo.
Pa'of. D). D). Wallace, of Wolford Col
lege, Spar'taniburg, spent Chr'istmas in
Newberr'y with his p)arenlts, Professor
and Mrs. W. HI. Wallace.
Misses Azile P'ool, Agnes Summer,
Maioe Reagin, Ruby Holloway, of Eli'z
abeth College, aare spending Christmas
at home.
Diri. Sur'ry Shockley, who holds a po
sition on the Augusta Chronicle, is
spending the holidays with his father
in Helena.
Miss Eva Riser', of Kingstrce, andl T
Mr. Edwar'd Riser, of Georgia, airo
spending Christmas with their mother, ,
Ma's. 8. A. Rise'
Mr'. WV. E, Pelham, Jr., who is attenad- ta
ing Johns Hopkins University, Balti- at
more, is spending the holidays wit,h his 5
p)arents in the city. ,
Mr. James HIollingswort.h and Miiss ax
Ada Hollingswor'th, of Cross 1Hill, ali
spent the holidays wit,h fr'iends and
relatives in Helena.
1~r7Bi. D)ominick, pri'ncipal of the
St. Geor'ge's High School, and wife,
are spendIing the holidays with his
another-in-law, Mrs. iFulmer. tl
Miases Maggie and F'loa'ence Werts,
the formert t,eachetr and the latter' pupil 2E
in Llamestonce Institute, are spending
the holidays with their parent.s in the _
city.
L,. C. Speers, Esq., who has been
taking a special co.ur'se in English at
the Washington and Lee Universit,y, rj
is spending Christmas with his parents, C.
Mr'. amnd Mi's. L. Mi. Speers, of
Rev. J. 8. Portea' and family hiafve ni
been spending the week with the fami
ly of Mr. G. A. Langfrdi [nm, Pmam.e
t;w homel inl 1\,lioll county.
i Vi ly F''air, of C'okesbury", is vh:,
iug relatives in tie city.
Miss I)U11 1'ind, of ;\ugusta, is visit
Ig her sister, Mrs J. I. KInard.
M(iss .lnie Natnee, of Clinton, came
Uwnl the irst, of the week to visit the
lisses (.lenn.
MI iss Illia tI roles, of Greenwood, is
b Mr. .1 W. \V hite's.
liss Iahel Mieans, of ('oncord, N. C.,
visitin., Mis IliA y Sliers.
Mliss htisy ()'Neal1, of ('olumhia, is
siting her friend, Iiss Eloise Welch.
Mr s. 1'. C. Coniuor, of G reen wood, is
i.il.ing the family of her brother, Dr.
I. Mayer.
ir's. Pilliton M. Smith, of Cal-butt,
it , is visitiug her sister, NIrs. C. A.
oVin,g, oin Colloge stre'tet.
I r. .1. W. ( )'I orn, of I'erguson, S.
is sptend ing a while wit-h his sister
I flclenai, Mrs. It. S. Whailey.
I{ev. Y. V. A. Riser, of Sumter,
tent several tIRy' inl the eit:y this week
it h friends.
Mr. Watts I'rat her, of Worcester.
1155., I' here on t Visit to his parelts,
r. and lNIs. K. I. I'rather.
ir. IIugh I;ovd has returned frot
tghkeeps ie. N. Y , having comt
e.tedi a httsil:ess tourase ait the ECast
alil College.
$1 oo lietwaircd 1! l oo,
l'he renler4 of this pp)er will 1' ll'ensed I
trn 11111 Iher 1 is at ieast. o 1 renitlei dis'
le t hat eitente has b)et+ , i'l' to tre in aill
Hit ges, n1114 thltl is (ntalrr . Ilant's Catar"rh
lit' I- the only posi i cre ' tniown to the
tllt'itl iiitlern Iy. 'ita rrh ht'ing it (1mstI.
Il it11 distlgI , 1'etlnlrev t C 11 4111 Ite utmn!
'atet nt. lail's tl' trI ure Is i nt -el t'.
rinu tly.eting diretly 1)on the blon idii
aIous stutnt'4 of t htl sy4tInI, thereby de
royig 111 e fo) undnll()41tI of th lia' e, and
VlIg tho lant'l t re'4.!gilh hy 11m1ht11ng tip thel
n' ttit1) t [i nd ssistIng nattura' in dolong 1l.
Irkc Thle proprietlr' ltvt. 4o mIlhu aith1 1 In
cunratIt' powor4, that they oll'er Olne lItn
et Dollars te r iny cam tent It ft1itus to 'nre.
utitl for list of I'.tltiitllals. Aldress
F. J. l1ll IC EY & CO., '1'oledo, 0'
ol bI y (i' eggists. 75e.
ll1's Fi 1.ily Pills lre( Ihth best
A CRIFICE SALE!
Yrreat
1Bor nit Fo 1eay
)N ALL....
hIristmuas and
~ew Year Goods
Ojj SPOT CASH
3eIham's
3harmiacy.
L1'ATE OF SOUTH' 1 CAltO LI NA,
COUNTY OF NE1'WBIElt fY--1N
COMMON P5LEAS.
1w. 1 t. Ilinp)1, 1 'laiinltiff, aginlst Ivo~'son
Johinsoni, Decfenda.nt.
Sumtmons for ltelief.
> the D)efendant, T VQeson Jloh nsoni:
7OU AR' ii H1'0tl'CiW SUIM
m.nonied and0 '(( reqire'(d .0to anwer'
e complaint in this atLion, of which
copy is here'w ith served upjon) you,
d1 t,o) serve a copIy of yotur ans)werl to
e said compflain)t on the subscr'iber's
their ollce at Newherry Court Hotuse,
m1th CarolIna, wIthIn t,went,y days af
r the ser'vie hereof, exeluisivo of the
.y of suich service, and If you fail t.o
swer the comn >ILint, within the timo
or'esaid, thlei 'lint,ilf in th)is ation
ii aipply to0 thle cout, for tho t'ellof
SCIIUMP'flt'T & IIOIJLOWVAY.
Iaint,lfI's At,torney.
>the Defendant., I veson ,Joh nson:
Take notice that t,he complaInt, in
e above entitled action waVs flied1 in
[Ice of the Clerk of t,be Court of Comn
an I'leas for. Nowherrty Cout,y on the
rdo of D)Ecember I, I1899.
SCHUiMPI'l.itT& HlOrLOWAY,
PlIaInti IT's A tt,orneys.
tockholders' Meeting.
L HMJe STOUIKfTOLDMI[e~tS Oie IIMl
.Commercial Bank of Newberr'y, 8.
, will hold their anntual meeting in
Ice at the Bank 12 o'clock mn., Wed
asday, II th .January, 1900.
Cashier.,
28th I)ccnmbem 1891) f2L
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.
Tho Discoverer of Swamp-Root at Work In
His Laboratory.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-licart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood-the albumen
--leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mail, also a bove telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr. Kilner & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. and
mention this paper.
STATl' OF SU'T[ CAHOLINA,
COUNTY 01 N l\VB HIRHY--IN
COMMON PIC'AS.
Sarah U. Maflett, Mattle.) Sloan and
-tlii (' Italfacre, Plai'till , angainst
E'liztlabeli H. Norris, lienry Arehio
SInn, .l.hn Calvin Sloan, Albert E.
Sloan , B;ttjatnin It. Sloan, Stamtuel
A. Sloan, Burt M. Sloan, lai;iimm S.
Norri4, .Jliu E, Buzhtirdt, ''homas
Wilson, Annie Wilson, l"rank WVilsonl
and Alice Wilson, l)eendants.
Suninion4 for lHWlef.
To ihe Defentants above natimed:
Y OlI AiH1: I t 13\'ti SUM
- moneda aud reqpired to answter
the comriplaiit in 11hIs action of which
a cop y i4 lerew itt served upon
you, and II reiVe i copy of your
antiiw" tc t te ,id itcomitplaint on the
stubsrc'ribers at Iheir ollico at Nowberry
Court 4lion18, South ('aolina, within
tw cnty dIays Ifte' Ot s;ervice hereof;
exti unive of Ithe (lay of sueh service;
al) if you fait oanswer the cotmitlint
withitn li, tit'afore$naid, the pltintifs
in Ihis actioni will apply to the Court
fo' t he relief dtmat tl;i d l in tho con
lai nt.
I )ai de N owherry, 5. C., November
2I, A. 1). iM." .
IIIJNI' & II UN'',
Ilintill's Attorneys.
To (lie I)fendants, Henry Archie
'lo:!n, PThonn4 WVIlson, A\tnno WVil
Roi, l"raik Wilson and Alito Wilson:
Take not ice that tlie coiplaint in the
above enttitlet tetion was Iiled in the
ollhoo of (lie (.l'erk of the Court of Coim
mon P'lets for Newherry County
on the '3rd daty of Noveii er, A. ).
I i.'.. II1JNTl & II UNT!,
PhuttiIl'& Attorneys.
(I1 E T V A L U E S A T
Copeland Bros.
Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Hats, Shirts, Collars,
Cuiffs, Gloves,
H and kerchie.fs.
SHOES! SHOES!!
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Mufflers, Ties,
Scarfs, Fascinators,
Men's Underwear,
Ladies' Underwear,
Mackintosh Coats,
Overcoats,
Boys' Clothing,
Boys'Extra KneePants,
Men's Odd Pants.
Ilveriything m ientined above at re
(1 need pr1ice to~IC close befor e the season
is over.i
r, T Coimo to see us$ often.t
GOPELAND BROS.
- buy for
PRESENT S?"
and( he will give you a few ideas, viz:
Mi Ilt(OR(, in Gold, Silver and
Wrought iron finish.
CA NDI)iL A\ H[A. in Gold, Wrm:. ht,
fi'on iinish andi in l1iwquo.
SMO 0K INO SITS, Ink Stands, Paper
weight-s, Stationery, Pictures, Vases
andl Loving Cups.
wVErT MAIN wTIn1we.