The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 09, 1900, Image 3
NICYIIIlltY MAHIKET.
Corrected every Tuesday and lPriday
by Summ"..r B3ros.,
M eat.. ............................. 6(Q06 c.
Shoulders ........................... 7 ,
H am s.................................. 12(1 4c.
1Best Lard ......................... 71(a)8Ac.
13est Molasses, new crop...... 60e.
Good Molasses.. .................. 25(@50c.
Corn ................................... 60e.
M eal ................................. 55c.
hIay..... ......... .................. 75c.
W heat Bran ........................ $1.00.
1st Patent Flour .................. $4.75.
2nd Best Flou .................... $4.25.
Strait Flour ........................ 4.00.
Good Ordinary Flour...........$3.00(a3.50.
Sugar .................,.............. r,d oc.
R ico .-----............................. 61( s c.
Coffee ...- ........................ I 15e.
Cotton seed meal, per sack... 1.15.
Balo Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c.
Country Produce,
Butter, per lb ..................... 15(a)20c.
Eggs, per dozen ................. 124e.
Chickens, each. ................. 12)(n>200.
Peas, per bushel.................. '75 .
Corn, per bushel. ................ 55c.
Oats, per bushel.................. 35(aM0c.
Sweet pQtatoes .................... '4 a50C.
Turkeys, per lb .................. () 8c.
Fodder, p r cwt .................. 60(a)5o.
COTTON M A R 1 ET.
(Corrected Se,i-Weekly by J. W. (ary & Co.)
January 0.
Good M iddling ...................... 7
Low Gradesa.............. .
Muler.! Muee! l ute'l
We have forty niules-imust be sold.
f&t2. C. J. Purcell & Co.
F. B. Thirkield, hIealth Inspector of
Chicago, says, "Kodot 1' Vspopsia Curo
cannot be recommended too highly. It,
cured nc of severe dyspepsia." It
digests what, you eat and cures Indi
gestion, heartburn and all forms of
dyspepsia. Robertson & Gilder.
Patterns are sold strict,ly for cash,
and are not exchangeable.
tf. S. J. W.Jotcn.
Good MAIul'-Piug Mules.
Must be sold at once.
f&t2t. C. J. Purcell & Co.
We Always I)o.
The editors are all delighted with
the minutes of the association for '11).
'I'le Herald and News of Newberry did
the work and (lid it well.-Florence
.Daily times.
J. I. Bevry, Loganton, Pa., writes,
''I am willing to take my oath that I
was cured of pneumonia entirely by the
iuse of One Minute Cough Cure after
,doctors failed. It also cured my chil
.dren of whooping cough." Quickly re
lieves and cures coughs, colds, croup,
gripp and throat and lung troubles.
Children all like It. Mothers endorse
it. Robertson & Gilder.
Muresi Mult-si Mules!
We have forty mules-must be sold.
f&t-2t. C. J. Purcell & Co.
If you need ooluumn, balusters or any
turned work, get our prices before buy
ing. We will save you money. Satis
faction guaranteed. STUA'RT Bos.
E. I. LESLIE, Manager. t&f tf.
Lost, Strayed or Stole,,.
').ho Excelsior Fire Company will
ttnkc any one wh'lo can give them
any infor'mation~ concerning two
packs of nice, linen playi'lg cartds
--on~ the face ofeach face card are
tihe pictures of)prOin ent actors<
and actresses. Thley have been I
;taken from the Excelsior parl1or<
sjince Ch ristmas, iand( aniy inlformai- I
;tion concerning them will be np
;preciated by tile Company.
L. TI.. Travis, Agent Southern RI. R.,
Selina, Ga., wr'ites, "I1 can not say too
much in p)raise of One 5Minute Cough t
Uure. In my ease it worked like a<
dharmn." The only harmless remedy
L,hat gives immediate results. Cures
coughs, colds, Croup), bronchitis, and
all1 throat and lung troubles. Robert
son & Gilder.
Good Mutes--Plug Mules.
Must be sold at once.
f&t2t. C. J. Purcell & Co.
An Exception to the Rute,.
A shop whore you can get what you
want and when you want it.
ST UART BRos.
E. H. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf
Wanted.
I am paying 2e. per pound for old r'ub
her boots and shoes.
H. S. Rlghtmlre,
t&ftf. At Newberry Laundry.
The County AlUanee. '
'rle Countty Alliance met in the
court house on F'riday last. Nine
sub-Alliances of the county wvere
representedI, btut no busmness of in
terest to the puiblic wvas given out.
The question of 'buying fertilizers
at the prtesenlt high prices was gen- a
-ecraly dliscussed, but no action
C
taken..
"I atn Indebted t,o One Minute Cough t
for my health'and life. It eured me of t
lung trouble following giIpp." Theous- E
ands owe their lives to the prompt
act,ion of this never failing remedy. It ~
cui;es coughs, colds, crouip, bronchitis, I
-pneumofia, grlpp ahid thiroat and lung
troublos. Its early use plrevents eon
sumption. It Is the only harmless
'rmedy that gIves Immediate results.
Robertson and Gilder.
25 Per Cent Off!.
On all goods In our Dr'y Goods de
pa1rtment. 'This Includes Shoes, Clc'
ngHas and everything on the dry
goods side. .ThIs is otur grand Jan uary
sa p, and ..will close JTanuary 20t1' at a
mid lght. Stock taking comtpen,ces a
.1st Ftebruary and we intend to ireduco p
our stock. Th is Is at grand opportunity r
,to bay seasonable goods very, very t
cheap., -
*MOSELEY BR~OS.
VAlIOUS ANDi AL.L AIMUV.
M1r. i, I'. l"air spent Sunday in tht
vity with relittives.
Mr. John W. Daniel, of Union, ar
ri ved In the city toc'ay.
See "An American Wife" at tht
Opera IHouse irialy night.
Mr. Wi. Smith, of Atlanta. spent, t
part of last week in the city.
'Tle Misses MeCaught in left yester.
day for their home in Charlotte.
The Auditor is prepared to make out
a return of your property for taxes.
Mr. J. W. Ieeder will open his drug
store on the Bowers corner in a few
days.
Messrs. Gus and Gettis Coats, of
Cross Hill, were visiting in Helena last
week.
The annual banquet of the Knights
of l'ythias will be served at the Crot
well Ilotel tonight.
The Lord's Supper will be adminis
tered at, the Church of the Redeemer
next Sunday morning.
The weather for the past few days
has been spring-like and makes one
feel like gardening.
Miss Janie Vauce, of Clinton, who
has been on a visit to Miss Li"zzie
Glenn, returned to het home today.
Chief uIlnter and his assistants are
still after the harness thieves. They
have what they consider a good clue.
Lumber is being put on the ground
for the purpose of building a store
house on Air. J. W. Watts' lot,on Griend
street.
M its Delle Land, who has been on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Jno. M. Kinard,
returned to her home in Augusta yes
terdaty.
We are indebted to Mi. I. ,. Ta'r
r"ant, agent for the Glens Falls I nsur
ance Comipany, for a beautiful little
caler,darl".
Mr. W. H. Greer, traveling repre
seotat,ive of The State, was in the city
yesterday in the iterest of his paper.
IIe paid us a pleats-ttt call.
Senator Geo. S. Mower, tRepresenta
tives Evans and hilease, and Mr. Fred
Schumhper't left yesterday for Columbia
to be on hand at the opening of the
Legislature today.
Watch and \Vait! for the coming of
the "Wright's Original Nashville Stu
dlents" combined with "Gideon's Min
stt'el Carnival," the greatest gatherinlg
of genuine colored minstrelsy in
America.
A. C.. Jones is offering bargains and
it will pay those who are thinking of
purchasing anything in his line to ex
tmine his goods and prices. Mr. R. .1.
Lindsay is managing the busin' s and
will be glad to serve you.
Dr. E. C. Jones, of Newberry, spent
part of last week and the cary part of
this week with his brother-in-law, )r.
Lonnor. On Sunday morning he made
i very interesting talk to the Metho
list Sunday-school.-Laurens.News.
Mrs. Emima A. Smith, of Garbutt,
3a., who has been visiting her sister,
,NIrs. C. A. L,ving, returned to her
1ome last Saturday at noon, carrying
,vith her many lelasing memories of
er visit and the people she met in out'
sity.
An attempit was made to break into
YI. L. Spearman & Co.'s Store on Satur-.
lay night. Th'ie thief ian his arm
,hr'ough the cat-hole in the rear win
low, op)ened the shutter and took a
cant,litng and triedi to prize out the
ron biars. lThe bars wer'e too stout and
he result was a failure.
The g.etlemanly agent of the North
vestern. Yeast, Co. Is at'ound again wit,h
he little samples of Magic Yeas't. This
ompany is the lar-gest yeast manu
acturer in the world. Magic Yeast
tas been on the market over twenty
rears wit,hot an equal as a healthful
>read ralser' and is extensively used in
til parts of the United States. Ever'y
>ody Is familiar wit,h the good qualIties
if Magic YeaLst.
ITATE oF olito, CrTY oF TOLE~no,
FKAN K J. .JiENEY mtakes oath that ho is the
oNiok piartner of the firmt of F". J. CnEFE~Y &
'., (doIng bu.stnoe in the City of Toledo.
sount.y and Stato aforesatid andh that satid
lirm will paly the sumi of (SNE IILJNDIIED
)OL LA Its for' each andi( every caso of Catairh
haL cannot lie ecured by the use of IfA LL's
FRtANK J. Cl[ENE~Y.
Sworn to before mo anti subscribed inii my
resenice, this 0th day of December, A. D).1886.
A.W. GLE~ASON,
Notary Publie.
lall's Cataurrh Cure is taken Inuternally and
ets otrectly on the blooti and mucous sur
aces of the systemn. Send for testimnaitas,
ree. F. J. ClIENEY & CO,,Toledo, 0.,
Hold by Drnggists,25hc,
Ilal's Fanmily a Pills ate flhe best.
The Auditor's Appolintments.
Auditor Cromer', or an authorIzed
gent, will start on his rounds of the
ounty on the 16th of January, tot' the
urpose of taking returns of personal
rop)ert,y,tot' the year 1900, anid from
ho let to that time will be prepared to
ake your' returns at his olilco in NeWv
erry. T1he following are the ap)point.
101nts:
L'i, Newberry, Januat'y 1st to 16th.
"' topia, " 17th.
"' Chappells, "' 18th.
" Longehoro's store, " 19th.
" Jalapa, " 20t,h.
"' Whitmires, . " 23rd.
" MaybinEon, . "' 24th.
" Glymphviile, " 25th.
" Walton, " 26th.
" P'omaria, '. " 27th. '
" Jolly Street, " 29th.
"' Slighs, " 30th.
" O'Nealls, " 31st.
" St. Lukes, . F'ebr:uary 1st,.
" ProsperIty, 2nd and 3rd,
ad at Neowberry until Februrary 20th,
fter whk( .time the law i'c.utires a
enalty of 50 per' cent, to be added. All
otes andI mortgages and moneys are
rixable, and per'sons. between., the ages
f. 21 and 60 years at-e liable to poll1 tax.
nless exemp)t by law. The law pro
Ides also fob' an Incotme tax-, on Incomes
f $2,500 and tfpwards.,
I'at n e r, on the (lu nt ln urr w,. tl,,,'n..,
tito Littuttnr r,- u c nsIy Nt w,4.
Al Iss IE:stelle Tod(, of Newberry, ha
lien visiting Irs. T. C. Saumcrell.
Oswald ('opelanud, of Newberry, wa
in town Suu'lay and ilontiay.
Aliss Mary l,izzie l3uford, of New
berry, is visiting Nirts Bob Davidsoin.
Mr. II. Arthur Copeland, of Newbcr
ry, spent the latter half of last weeb
with his mother, Irs. J. C. Copeland
Mr. Jim Hlowers, of Atlanta, was in
town Saturday. ie is on his way homC
from Newberry, where he has been
spending Christmas.
Mr. It. G. Wallace and faiily have
moved back to their old home at ]lei
fast. Their inany friends inl Clinton
wish them a iprosperous New Year.
OIr FlrO,n!n.
The annual election of ofllccrs of
the Excelsior Fire Company was
held at their parlors last night,
which restlltel as follows:
1,resident-J. W. Itaratrdt.
Yice-l'residenlt-\\. S. NIaann.
Secretary--L. C. Pitts.
Treasurer-l1. 13. Wells.
i st lornani-'l'. (). Ste wart , Jr.
2ndl F'oreman-Davidl Alittle.
A\ttorneys-lIlunlt &' I itnt.
Chaplain-Rev. G. A. Wright.
Surgeon-1)r. W. G. I louscal.
Sponor--Aliss E'anice Shockley.
NI r. )tlo Klelttner was recomn
mended to the city council to be
appointed Chief of the depart net
and Messrs. E. 11. Leslie and_ J. W.
Vh)ite first and second Chiefs.
\Ianaging Committee 11. B.
\Wells, T. 0. Stewart and 11. K.
Blats.
Invest igat ing Committee : E. II.
Leslie, "Welch Wilbur and Ike
laltss.
Sick Committee: john Aldrich,
W. S. AMann and F. '. Russell.
Thtat Thirobb,lh Hetlttche.
\Vould qluickly leave you, if you used
I)r. King's New Life Pills. ''housandIs
of suflerers have prove<d their mnath.
less ierit for Sick nud Nervous Head
aehes. They n)nke pure blood and
strong nerves and build up1) your health.
Easy to take. Try them. Only 25
eIts. Moiney back if not eured. Sold
by all )ruggists.
Mouldi(gs, Lumber, L.atths and
Shingles. STUAiRT BRos.
E. II. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf
A Great Mintrel.
"The Wright's Original Nashville
Student" combined with "Gideon's Big
Minstrel Carnival" that appears at the
opera house, on night, Wednesday,
January 17th, represents more than a
mere description can give; to appre
elate it, it, must be seen. 45 talented
colored perfor.nee"s are inculded in its
roster; 15 big specialty acts are pre
sented; minstrel featuret of the best
variety, old and new, are of.ored and a
feast of fun, without the least sugges
tion of vulgarity, is promised."
A Frlghtfultlnnlndr.
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Seald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnaica
Stlve, the best In the world, wvill kill
the pin and piromiptly-heal it. Cures
Old1 Sires, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Rolls,
Felons, Corns, nil Skiln Eruptions'8.
Best Pits cure on earthIi Only 25 ets. a
box. Cure guanrantech. Soldiby nal
D ruggists.
Remiinig ini theO postotlice at
New berry, S. C., for week ending
Janu11ary, 1900.
A--Mamie Abramns.
B--B. D). Brown, Reaner iBai
Icy, T1. B. Blookman, John Blair,
James Blrandon. IILenry Boozer, A.
S. Boozer, J. L. Banks.
C-F. Corint i (2), Theodlore
Cromer, Mamnie Cromier, Lilla
Cauldwecll.
D)-Mamie Decrrick, Fannie
D)avis, Sarah Davis, J., D). Davis.
F-E. M. Fowler, Ninty E.
F'oster.
G--N. M. Gray, WVestonl M.
Gray, Nancy Grubbs.
II-Dissie Higgins, Gincry Hien
J-Boyd Johnisonl, care of' \Villie
B. Johnson.
K-Aniebell King.
L--Edd( Livingstone, T1. S. Lent,
Mary Longshore.
M-Martha McCracky, J. 1H.
iMiartan, Clarence Merchant, C. S.
Matthews, Rev. Mrs. J. S. McLain,
Jas. TP. McCullough, Bessie Mc
Gee.
R-Sallie B. Robinson, Petter
RuflT.
S-G. W. Suber, Viola Seat,
Luester Simipton, WVillie''6Sandcers,
Henry Smith, A. Stephens.
T.1-Jas. T1urner, HenIry Toland.
Y-Chillee You ngblood..
WV --Isaac \Vesson, Ella W/atts,
J. WVoodward, Mrs. Jane WVates,
Sara WVhite, D). I. 'Verts, Lillie
B. W'erts.
Part.ies calling for thc atbove
letters wvil1 pleaIse say thley were
WYm. Y. Fair, P. M.
MARRii I.
Deeember 24, 1899, at tho home of
the bride's fathler, Mr. Walter Rlulf, by
Rev. J. J. Long, Mr. Willie ibler and
Miss Vennie Riaff, both of Nqwberry
County, S. (1.
"lie p)lays well thlat winsV Hood's
Sarsap)arlla wins the vIctory overi
disease because it possesses. genuine
nnurat.le nnowm,.
A I.itio Negro Cri lid Ilttrned i, 1)o(Lt,.
T hisnl,t.liill,g :tItI
Thi m(.( ina lengro Child
SwIs IurneL to de.tt Ii inl its nofther's
house ill Ward I, near the resi
dene('( of Nitr. J. W. Taylor. fIle
child, whieb was I'S inonthls old1
was left alone in the house asleep
by its mohie( .nd it is sul)os(ed
that lire popped out and set its
- clothing afire and it was burned to
death before assistance reachel it.
Ir. Aull Itor'.
Mr. Elbert 11. Aull and wife, of
South Carolina, are in the city to
day. Mr. Autil is private secretary
to (;overnor l le' Sweenev, of the
Palmet to State. 1 le, together w'
Mrs. Atill, called at the Governor s
otlice this morning. \Ir. Ien 1'.
Owen, Jr., Governor Tyler's pri
vate secretary, accomlllpanlied the vis
itors through the State buildings,
and extended tie courtesies incident
to the occasion.-E".vening Ledger,
l ichlond, \'a., I)ec. 2.
Tho P'r Mbyt("rti, M1-o1il;
Services are being held at the
Presbyteriain Chureb every after
noon and evening this week, and
will continue through Sunday.
Tle pastor is being assisted in tlie
meeting by Rev. )r. Sprunt, of
Rock ilill. The hours for service
are in the afternoon at 3.,O o'clock,
and at 7.30 in the evcniug. 'lIe
public is invited to attend these
mneetings.
A ugMt, Flower,
"It, Is asur'prisi n fact.," says l'rof.
Iouton, "that in Iy travels in till parts
of the world, for t.ho last ten years, I
have met llore people that have used
Greenl's A(Igust Flower t,hit any othir
remedy, for dyspepsia, deuranged liver
and stomaeh, and for constipation. I
tind for touri,ts and sHIesluen, or for
persons tilling otlice positions, where
headaches andi genm ral had feelings
from irregular iHabits exist, that
Green's Aiguist Flower is a grand
remedy. It de:)OS not, injure the sy'Stemll
by frequent use, andl(] is excellent for
Sour" stomachs and indigest ion." Sample
bottles free at W. E I 'elham's
SolII by dealers in all civilized coun
t"tr's. tlyr
''ho Colored S. anc I). M1. 1. Society.
The annual convention of the
colored S. and 1). \. I. Society
convened at Countsville A. NI. I.
Cu1rchi, ILex inigt on Coun11ty, D ec.
27, 28 and 29. This being our fifth
anlual Convention, and the first
time we ever attempted to publish
its doings, the business of the con
vention was very interesting from
beginning to end. Rev. G. K.
Lyles preached the anlnu:al sermon.
lie spoke very favorably and urged
ulpon the people the great imipor
tance of uniting in some good 11)01'
al society.
This society was organized about
ten years ago by II. I1. 1Iamilton,
1). 1). Mayer and others in No. S
Township at Hannah A. M. E.
Church. and since that time it has
spread over a part of the three
joiming Counties. '1'his is one of
the b)est societies that the colored
p)eople evetr was engaged in because
it meeCts the pt'esent appr'oval.
On Friday the following county
oflicers werec elected:
Pr'esident--P. K. IHImilton.
V ice-P residelnt-J. A. Meggett.
Secretar'y-O. L. Singleton.
Assistanlt S'cr'etar'y--B. K. Ri
kard.
Tr'easu rer- L. Ri. Mhooi'.
Agent--J. W. D)avis.
Chaplairn--L. W.T Ruff'.
Oflicers for Lexington County.
President-J. A. Schlumlpert.
Secr'etary--J. EC. Guise.
Agent-C. J. Baldwin.
P'rogrammeu Teacher,, Association.
The County Teachers' Assoctia
tion will he hleld in the Graded
School building at 11i o'clock on
Satur'day next, 13th1 instant.
The following is the programme:
Etlemetar'y Sciences in Comn
mnt Schools-Pr'of. S. L,. Powell,
Mr. L. A. Riser.
I low long should tIle school day
be, and how should it be dliv'ided
between work andi play-Mr'. R.
NM. Monts, Miss McCullough.
L~ILLA JOHtNSTONE, Sec'y.
The Central Luther League
WIll meet in Grace chlurch, Prnosper'i
ty, S. C., Satur'day, Jan. 20, 1900.
Devotional exercises by vice pro'sI
dent.
Topic-Thle local Luthor' League
somlethinlg of which to be pr1oud-Pr'o!.
S. J. Derrick, A. G. Wise, Geo. F.
HIunter', Julius Ept,ing and.Rev. Geo. S.
H earden.
Recitationl-M 18s Maggle B3arre.
Essa.y--Miss Mary Swyger't.
T1Opic-Luthor League benefit to the
church. Prof. W. A. Counts, A. 10. 1P.
Bledenbaugh, Messe. P'. D. SImpson, J.
J. Kibler and Rev. J. J. Long.
Essay-MIss Jcssle Summer,.
Recitation--Miss Gertr'ude SImpson.
Query box.
R. C, Counts.
J .. J. Long.
Visitor please copy..
Trilp to thne West.
Persons contemplating a tr'Ip to the
West, will find the C., N. and L,. r'aIl
road ready all the timq to offer Induoe
ments as to r'oute and other gonaldera
tions whIch go to make travel comfor't
able and . pleasant. ..E. Cayanaughl,
agent at Newber'ry, will be glad to
give full particulars and i'ates over the
Cotton Bolt Route, which covers Ar
kansas, Texas and 4thecr points In the
great Wnnt
n:tlh of Mr(". lleo. A. 11room.
Th e"\vllnl G eorgia Il('r;t|(
and( Advl\ertise"r 4,ives the( f oh>in)
accoulnt of tIe death of :\Mr. (Geo
A. IIrooI. NI r. Ilroom at one
time>C lived in Iiiis c t yil\", whe-re i
tn;lrried, andl ha: numvll re"ah;iive>
an :l l"tiuainItaInl'es in this st ion.
Th'Ie Ilerald and ;\dver"tiser1 has
never had :a >adder tiiv to I)elforml
thum devolves up1)on it ibis week in
Chronieling the (eath of NIr. (;eo.
A. Ii). This sorrowfIll event
occurred on 'Tuesda;y norning last,
at his home on College street, and
was a great shock to the counun
ity). Ile had been in failil)
heatIth for several 11on1ths, and
wvIiile his condition for the past
two or (hree weeks was regarded
as serious, it was not suspected t hat
the end was so near. I )eath re
sulted f'romn heart diseese, am1d was
SIu(Iden and painless.
.I. I 1;rool was (cne of Newie\nan's
most w\"ortiv and popular citizens.
Biig-hearted, genial, loyal, he mun
l)ered his friends bv the score. II is
cheerful dis)ositi'on :md 1earI y
delight wvhereVecr h' went, and ie
ne'r licke(d congenia co:1m1) iion
ship). lIoth as clmrch imemb1er')and
citizen, hie Ilet his obligat ions ni
Illy, shrikiiig no duty or respon
Sib)ility tha:t wa":s implosed up)on
him. lLe 'was a vetelln of the
civil w\ar. and bore hinsclf as gal
lantly in that memorable conflict as
any\ hero who -wore Ihe gray. No
mnt had t lore patriotic coneep
tion ol the duties of citizenslhi),
or a more generous alp)rciation of
1the! p)rivileges Which citizenslip
confelrs. 1lIe will be sadly missed
)y his friends and associates, anl
especially by thOse whose pleasure
it was to know him intimately.
The funeral took place \\'e'dnes
day aflernoonl at , o'clock, fromt
the Mlethodist church, and was at
tended ' y a large concourse of sor
rowinig, Iriend; :nd relit ives. The
pastor, IRev. J. NI. \\hite, was as
sisted in conducting the services Iy
D r. J . 11I. I fall. IBoth mnade bemll
tiful talks, and paid deserved trih
ttes to the deceased. At the con
clusion of the church service the
re).mains were conveyed to Oak l liiI
ceinetery, -where thev were interred
with Masonic honors.
Deceased was 56 years of age.
le is survived by his wife and one
Id-a daughlter--who have the
Sil(I'ere syIl pilt ly of the com)uni"t y
in t heir sad afflict ion.
1t leorologiil iecord for necember, 181)1)
Mean telmiperature, .12.] ; mlaxi
m)111m teinlpelatu re 68 degrees on
t1 - mlinimum1, , >,o >;Oth ; total
precipitation, ., j ilchles, with
sprinkle of' snow. K illing frost oil
seventeen days, and the mlonth had
1i4 clear lays, 8 partly Cloudy and
9 clear days. l'revailing direction
of winds was west, with wind
storml onI night of' ,3d, very" windy
oI1 Altl g Shtn sl1m1) I) nigit o.(f -th.
Bright meteors 01n 28th) at 9 p. mn.
- .nFA I..s o) 1899.
Janutary, -.28.
FebruarLty, 9.90.
March, 3.90.
Apil, 1.42.
May, i,8
June)4, 2.82.
.Jutly, 3.22.
Sephtembuer, 3. o8.
October, 5.56.
November', 1.86.
D)ecemnber, 3.03,
Aver'age 12 yearsI', 50.8-2
D)eficiency 1899, ..2.
Snlow fall 1899, 15.90.
\. U. l'LEESON.
Longshlore, S. C.
All HuoIty Saw1 It.
TheseC5 are tile hiead l ines whlich)
graice tihe not ice givenl by the New
bern'le, N. C., Journali1 of a r'ecent
datte to Ber'traim and( Willard'{'s'new
play, "Anl Amler'ican WVife,"' whichl
is to be pr'esented at the Ncebery
Oper'a House Friday nlighIt of th)is
week, JanuarOLIy 1 2, fotr the benef'it.
If t hc Daughter's of the Coilfed
2Iracy, thle pr'oceeds to be givenC1 to
thec Jeffer'son D avis Monumnent
F~undl. F'riday nIight. tile curItaLill
wvi l nt rise unt1il 9 o'clock so aIs
to aIccommII1odate tuI ose whol( wish) to
at t end tile meet411ing att the 'reshy
terian church4:I. The prIi:es ofi id..
n)1ission will be Reser~Ived( Seats soc0.,
C1eneral Admtission01 35c:., Ga;Illery
25c. Sp'cial scholOO cIhile's 'ra'~te
r5C. unide r iJ years' of alge.
A Card to ilhe 1'sliuie,
I take tis1 publ)1ic mannier' of ex..
p)ressinlg myl graIt itutde to thle peCo
[)Ie of Newberry County for tIhe con..
idnce1C thIey hlave reposedl in1 me ill
lect ingl, re-.elect inig meT threi'e timeIs
with)out opposition01, to tile r'espon
i ble p)ositLionl of Coulnty Tr'easur1er ;
md)( to thIose fiendl(s whoI( healrd1 iat
t wvas pr'obable I wou'(ldh( not rn
miy moreI' and( haIve so earnIestliy
.)rged mec to run again I woldl say,
enitlemenll, I than41k you' from the
bIottoml of liy h)earit, andho IIO 1do4
j)ipprciate thec kind wordls you haive
expre'Cssed to mIe, but I would say
dfter maIlture delibeorat ion .several
mlonlths ago, I have decided( not to
ruIn anlyImore.
WVishing you all a happ)jy and1(
pr'osperious new~ year, I rematin,
.Resp)ect fully,
C. F." l)y I).
Necwherrv. S. C., ia'y e, mm |
It'unnis of aIrH. 1 cIt Ii h Net"t'et i-'amly,"
1rily\ cill it;g li i.t nas; \v'k
wa"ts I spial ai i t otl r c01lltmml.
nity\. (I that dav Nirs. I;liz.:ibetlh
Neel, Iert" chiren :lndcl gl,Ital chtil.
tren IieIt l their relunit n I I tt Ih hona.
1' It nI \Ir. L l Il m '. l.
R ('v. \\". \\. \le.\Il rris :tmtl Some
111her frtientls were rlelsnlit. T hI'le
inln edlialt" I";nnily" mtt nh ers -lt lll
thirty, ratnig I rom rt Itt- lit tle Iu
tt Ithe mlidle ag of u lifec. Th'Ie oe
casion w\a'. most 1 leas;mt to) ever\y
t nlt, as t he socialI fea turIe wast> st
eungtie Iial. (irown people i.l
eussedl tihe pa st and ( pr"csenl, wh Iile -
I he youttng sa:ng, Ilyt\el :an sk ippllel
like hat in sp rin 11 ")n (' . Iaie
her, we b elic\vt.is aI\w:a\"s cotnsidecredl
an esenIIal t .1 rel i all thlis
n t ex"eNI'iIn. "'th' dinner was (
all ti t Ithc I tl l ts '' Il m .kw
it .I It wa":I well llrt"p, aredl a d 111a :
iunt i . fu , Ipply". .\ h t ft y j
\\ill ha l oI 14 11t is.
Al t". Net1, like nanv r" tIhers, was. (
sorely 1e1refIl by uureivil wm-. lhe,
w ith i " lie ttle cihl cnI), wa":l s left al
to i L w":III cii "ith thits c1111 .) tlI
anTo a w l e did it. Te r
IIIuIbern ('mifede"r:tev had no1 u\otr-t
lliier ih:n:ghIter tllum Silt'. t> hl.rt
.Ihip stluhtwd her- ene"rgtic spir-it.,
andl 1tough the .\n;'"c" t I I)eath1
selel to sel etimed tvr oer f
per Innle hs e, her litIl Bnes
w\ere all sparued tto ma Ike usceful on-t" a I
and ctn. Ne w her atng y ht g -
forIn are her ride, and "
they Ilake mnen -mdl w\t.nen of st'clt
Fre Cracters as their grolparents,
fc r thteir' gra:ndlfathler, l6,lbert Neel,
was a good ,, unassumninI!, faI iI'lul
citzen. Ile w\rite'r rt"memberlc"ts hti1,.
\May Mlrs. Netl tl;fn" live to enjttr
HIhe reutnion o f t hotse whomIII shet lt \e,.
"\\hen shall we all mecet IginV;''
Ilarlfu td Ntewp".
-Christmas inl the litart fmdt e< n
Wnunity sems to nae olee ne okf
Ille most lea.ant in Y ars--a 'red
letter" time. There were at least -
I \w"t part ies wich we"rc we"ll at
tendedl and p resu,mly\ enji ve"d by.I
(Ith's whoit like surch g,1ath.i-rn
l'here we rc' quite .1 number ofI \"is- r
itors mn the et nnn nit v. II "t,wultlt
likely" beu useless t41 try Ito n:tn- O
thtem all,. as thlere we-re~ so) In -\, nt
Thel( cm-rrespotndenlt\wa:s away f rt i
I lartfocrdl during .\ma:s madst Ithe
i(etems are- only rasll:l.
Rter. 1). P'. I>oydc toI th N1 ew\
berry Cirrcuit p rea'chedl his first ser- p
mon01 aI l.lhenezer" n host ,"ultlv.
Riev ittytd is an able pre"ach1er mid1c
SChobllirly manl. tt.
\ iss tai;tIi Sununerc'I returltedl i
I'lom a visit tto relattives in Pom nari;t Ii
accompar.niedI by hecr e u.Sin, \IIr.
Oscar Setz.ler, (Inl'atutrdayI. at
l i ss 1-'the-l I'.ysinger4 hI as beena
A 1
.\ r. I,ther (oisi n has inov(t
III() the l1house Irontinlg Nir. ,aw..
"a14 l':yslingr's (Inl i Ir. Toh(I('s
1.1n1t1 it n. .1111 1 A r. I )i y on Nilr.
Inltehko n't I):r nearn 1:langfordl's
nill. \\ le<>' 1o omr new ncigIl
'"ll-. S it lIO ;:<I 1)1': Co4 .-I:I .v
jau. , <)).
h'lC m1d1crn and muost ell'eetive enro
!tr consti pation and all liver trobles
hc fanous little pills known as De
Vilt' Lithtle Iarly R{lsers. Htobertson
o Tihder.
Stop That Hack!
Stop That Hack!
\WIiy dlont't you stop that Hacking
olgll ind not. sl'er yourself and
nuoy other peop)lo when 2oc. invest
1 in oberts n's Compound Cough
1 r;ll) pill setil lo the Nwhole )usinvmsY
iot't, forget. that i a stitch in timo
Ives nlinu, and i neglected Cough
1(1 (Coltl soletimes05 leads to I-nou..
101nill. lRobertson's Conp. Cough
VIIIp is numultttfactured aund sold at
Iohort,soi
& gilers
tockholders' Meeting.
I I.li S T( )('I:11OI.h)El11 O h T il-i'
(.otnnlreriatl Lhk of Newherry, S.
will hold theilr 1n11nal eleting in
i-e att th ink 12 o'clock mn., Wed
day', 1I111 .1iina y, I1)0).
.' W1". I\VRUJIT,
Cashier,
:'Si b )t'' be1rIt , l 18 ). 2t,.
cilic 11lllilal L11C 11ll1'OralCC COmlally,
1A 'vI: I,ll' lI,I) TO SOU.1I
('arolinl, and shall work for t.ho
I041 1111o4tn1d (' mpal)un1'. 1, %wa4 organ
ed in ISi;S, is ou of lh 5trougest in
me 1 litedl Stat.es, and( wiites the most
h.ral co11 t ra t: 1 ow sold.
I shall blt , hi1:1 ;o show any one tlo
Ivatntates of its policies. A few
rtls wantoid. A., I', 1'lhllt.
1. 1 1uo. General Agent.
LPPY
mns,
Velocipedes.
las, Grapes, Candy,
oes to make Christmas
id Fire Works
ROM FACTORY.
om jobbers. Give us a
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