The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 12, 1900, Image 3
NLW EILNY MKM r.
rrected every Tuesday and LPriday
LUmmeor llros.
t. (.Qatie.
11ders ........................... 7c.
8... .......................... 12(a)l-ic.
Lard .......................... 7 i(itlic.
"AloNNLsses, 1)ow crop...... 60.
M o1asses ..................... 25(500.
.. ........................... 610c.
.......... . ..........,I........... 55e.
7Gc.
at B r a................... . $1.00.
attent Flo r................... $4.75.
est F oat ..................... $4.25.
t 0 1 1o......................... $4.00.
O"d lai. y FIou............$3.00(ar3.50.
'. ....................... ......... 5 (d(lc.
.................................... VL((a>8jc.
................................. 10( l15c.
on seed meaL, per sack... $1.15.
Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c.
Couitnry Producot
or, per lb ..................... 15(ev20c.
per dozen ................. 12. c.
euns, each.................... 121(a&20c.
per bashel ................. '5c.
per bdshel.................. t5c.
por brsbe!................... 35(4N0o.
dt potatoes .................... 40(a)50c.
cys, per lb .............. . 6( 8c.
or, per ow t .................. 60(r975c.
COT rON 111 ARKV. r.
ected Scit-Weekly by J. W. Gary & Co.,
ary 12.
od M iddling....................... 7k
w Grades................. 51
I J. Lane says he hrv just nego.
d for largo supply of Fertilizers
cash. He will soll for SPOT
II only. Can save you from
ty-five to forty per cent. Can
to any point in the county. Of
up stairs on law range.
J. J. LANE.
s mos f.
Card of Thankce.
r. Andrew Ham <ksires us to
nd thanks to his neighbors and
nis for tho many kindne3ses
wn him and his family during the
illness of his mother. Such
duess can never be forgotten.
he modern and most effective cure
constipation and all !iver troubles
famous little pills known as Do
dtt's Little Early Risers. Robertson
Gilder.
Telephonu Subscribers
.Please add to your list:
E. M. Evans & Co. (store), 55
And oblige,
2 L. W. Floyd.
SIf you needl any columns, balusters or
ened work get our prices before you
# y. We will save you money. Satis
ction guaranteed. STUA R Buos.
E. H. LESLtE, lanager. t&f tf.
Mlulee! Mulest Miutos!
We have forty mules--must be sold.
f&t2t. C. J. Purcell & Co.
CR Wainted.
I am p)aying 2e. per pound for old rub
cr boots and shoes.
HI. S Righ tmLre,
t&ftf. At Newvborry Laundr'y.
The Priels Minutc,,.
The proceedings of the twonty
fth annul convention of the South
arolina State Press Associa'.ion, at
arris Springs last July, hr9 been
eceived, being p)rinted in a very neat
nd attractive manner by The Now
em ry Herald and News job office.
he scholarly and beautiful addreas
f Mra. Virginia D. Young c.onstitutes
very interesting p)art of the proceed
Knga.-Hampton Guardian.
Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., says
'Kodol D)yspepsia Cure did me more
cod than anything I ever took." It
rigests what you eat and cannot help
)ut cure d yspepsia and stomaeh
troubles. Rtobertson & Gilder.
Good Mules-P'lug Mules.
Must be sold at once.
f&t2t. C. ,J. Purcell & Co.
An Exception to the R(uler
A shop wher'e you can jgot what you
want and when you want it.
STUARTY Duos.
E. H. LEsrIE, Manager. t&ftf
Patterns are Bold strictly for cash,
nd are not exchangeable,
tf- S. J, Wooten.
' Another Negro Canght.
On or about December 14tb, 1890,
n attempt was made by a negro
o kill Mr. E. V. Truesdal, telegraph
perator at Whitmires. The negro
hot at Mr. Truesdol, but only a few
hot took effect and his wvounds were
light. The negro made his escape
*nd the authorities have been on the
ook out for him ever since. Sheriff
Xuford located him at Abbevillo and
ad him arrested and wvent up and
brought him to Newberry Wednes
day night. The negro's name is
Jesse Leach alias Jesse James.
G. H. Appletos, Justice of Peace,
Clarksburg, N. J.,..says, "DeWitta Lit
tle early Risers are the beat pills made
for constipatIon. We use no others."
Quckly -euro all liver and bowel
troubfles. Robertson & Gilder.
* ulesia Mulest Mules!
We have forty mules-must be sold.
-fat21, 0. J. Pureell & Co.
*If you need columns, baltsters or any
.utmied work, get our prices before buy.
a.We will save you money. Satle
actIon guaran teed. STUART B3noar
', M AILian, Manae. t I
VARIOUS AND Al:l: Aitur.
See Master's ad.
See bridge to repair.
Mr. Welch Wilbur has moved to
lelna.
Mrs. 1Russ left yesterday for IT"'nder
sonville.
Mr. P. C. Gaillard went to Columbia
on a business trip Wednesday.
''An American Wife" at the opera
house tonight by local talent.
AIr. A. Mt. Copeland, er Clinton, was
in the city on Wednesday.
The mud around the C., N. and L.
depot makes travel i little disagreeble.
We had at few hard showers of rain
yesterday morning, which will do the
small grain good.
The Commissioners have been at
work getting names together to put in
the jury box for the year.
Mr. W. R. Reid, of Chappells, spent
a day or two in the city this week. le
paid us a pleasant call.
Mr. and Mre. J. I. Wheeler and
daughter, Miss Clare, of Prosperity,
visited friends in the city this week.
Mr. II. C. Summers and family have
moved from Helena to Pendleton,
where they will make their home.
Mr. .J. W. Nibler has purchased the
residence from his brother, Mr. Arthur
Kibler, on Kibler street.
Ar. P. F. Baxter has began work
remodeling the Lathrop house in
Brooklin for Mr. Wm. J. 3edenbaugh.
Mrs. J. 11. Cannon and daughter,
Miss Minnie, of Prosperity, spent one
day in the city last week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Paysinger, of
Newberry, have been visiting Dr. C. P
Cowan for some days.-A. U. 1'res.,
terian.
M1iss F'annie May Carwile left, Mon
day for an extended visit to Augusta,
Ga., .1a: ksonville and other parts in
Florida.
Mr. Silas W. Stone, of Sandmoun
tain, Ala , has been on a visit to
Messrs. M. .1. and W. S. Scott. iIe
left today for Spartanburg.
Mr. James J. Lane, Newberry's
champion guano man, has been in Co
fumbia this week placing his order for
fertilizers for the spring trade.
Mr. John Y. Thompson and family,
of the county, will move to the Sum
ners house in Helena. Mr. Arthur
Kibler will live with Mr. Thompson.
The Columbia State is authority for
the statement that Hon. H. H. Evans,
of Newberry, is a candidate for Mr.
E-laselden's place on the Stato Board of
Control.
Mr. J. M. Swindler has moved into
the dottage in Brooklyn recently purch
ased by Mr. I. C. Perry. Mr. Melton
oecupies the house vacated by Mr.
Sv'indler.
Prof. and Mrs. W. I. Wallace ru
turned yesterday from Spartanburg,
where they had - been to attend the
marriage of their eon, Prof. D. D. Wal
lace, of Wofford College.
The annual white goods sale of the
Mower Co., is announced in this paper.
Tihey always give great bargains at
these sales, and it will pay p)rospective
buyers to call at this store.
Mr. H. 0. Solomon, tbe tailor, re
celved a telegram yesterday announ
ing the death of his brother in New
York. lie left on the lioon train for
Lau rens, and may go on to New York.
Mir. J. F. Todd(l was installed as elder
at Newberry last Sabbath and Mr. Ed
wvin Carlisle was installed as deacon.
We believe this church thereby In
creased its eilieiency.-A. R. Presby
teianL!.
Some of our gardeners should en
deavor to get the $20 extra prize offered
by Burycee & Co., at the next State
Fair for the( best collection of vegeta
bles from their seed. See local con
cernin)g p)remiulm.
Trrc,e has been some lharness steal
lug going on in Columbia, and soe
Gypsies camping near the city were
arrested and the harness recovered.
Trhis may give a clue to the New berry
harness stealing.
Rev. A. J. Bowers, D. D., of New
berry, p)reached at the Lutheran
church Sunday morning. Dr. B3owers
is,a strong preacher, 'and his sermon
Sunday morning was a good one.
Orangeburg Times andl Democrat.
The many friends of Newberry Col
loge will be pleased to learn that the
holiday openhing has been all that could
be ox pected, and that the Institution is
still in a flourishing condition. The
enrollment now numbers 169, and most
of the students are in the collegiate de
partment.
FOR 15. 1. 15. MAD BLOOD.
Jiottle sent, Free.
Bsad Blood causes Blood and Skin
Diseases, Eruptions, Pimples, Scrofu
Ia, Eating Sores, Ulcers, Cancer, Ecze
ma, Skin Scabs, Eruptions andl Sores
o*s ChIldren, Rheumatisms, Catarrb,
Itching Humors, etc., a positive spe
chIfo cure is found in B. B. B. (Botanic
Blood Balm,) the most wonderful blood
purifier of the age. It has always
cu)red even the most deep. seated, per
slstcent eases, after doctors and patent
medicines had all failed. B. B. B.
cures by driving out of the blood the
poisons anid humors which cause all
these0 troubles, and a cure is thus made
'hat is permanent. ContagIous Blood
Poison, producing Eruptions, Swollen
Glands, UJlcerateJ T'roat and Mouth,
Etc., oured by B. B. B. At druggists,
$1 peor large bottle; six large bottk3
(full treatment) $5. Write for Free
Trial Bottle, which will be sent by re
turn mail. Medical advice FREnE. Ad
dress BLOOD BALM Co., Atlanta, Ga.Iy
- y3 Ct CUo:hd al.D w tah veotable
I,t. Th,iina a,d ENDASrantsfree
BANK ELIECTIONS.
O)lac"ers Selectecl for the 'unaungemn,t of Two
of ts lianicLu,g I,intItutio,i.
'I'he stockholder; of the National
lank ol Newlcrry held their au
tnual eleting oil luesday, when
the following were elected direc
tots
Al. A. Carlisle, R. C. Carlisle,
M1. A. Retiwick, J. F. J. Caldwell,
Jates AIcIntosh, 1). It. Vhceler,
\Wn. L,angford, W. 'I 'T'arrait, F.
Z. WV i hI,on.
At a subsequent meeting ot the
directors held the same day, the old
oflicers of the bank were re-elected
M. A. Carlisle, president ; '1 . S.
Dluncau, Cashier ; ,J. WV. Al. Simn
mnons, assistant cashier ; F. N. Alar
tin, bookkeeper; 11. '1'. Renwick,
collector.
The stoldholders of the Cotmmer
cial Iat,k held their antina meet
ing \Vedneslay, and elected the
following directors : O. IB. 'Iayer,
F. Z. Wilson, i,. V. Floyd, (Ceo.
\W. Summer, W. It. Iiunt, G;eo. S.
Mower, I'. C. Smith, Z. FP. Wright,
Jno. AM. Kimiard.
'T.'he directors elected tle follow
ing oflicers of the bank : J1o. M.
Kinard, president ; O. lI. Mayer,
vice-president ; Z. F. Wright, cash
ier ; \V. II. Ilun1t, attorney.
1I1acksnlill shot, Moved.
I have moved may blacksmith shop
from the o'd Charlie Cannon shop to
t he P'ool brick shop on Cald well street,
where I will b:' pleased to serve all my
old patrons and make new eustomers
wlo desire first-elass blacksmith and
wood work and horse shoc inr.
f3tmos. Davis &. Vt ill ians.
An Extra i'romiun,.
Col. Thos. W. Holloway, secretary
of the State fair society, writes from
Pomnaria that V. Atloo Burpeo &
Co., Philadelphtia, Pa., offer a cash
prize of $20 for the best collection
of vegotables at the State fair, Co
lumbia, Nov. 5)-9, 1100, grown from
Burpeo's seeds. To 'Lncourago gar
donors to compote for this liberal
premium it would be well, he says,
for the press in the several counties
in tho State to publish this notico.
Send for actaloguo.--Tho State, 9th.
I'a' onlzo H omo TrIent.
The members of the West End
Brass Band will give a minstrel per
formance in the old chapel building
on next Saturday night. There will
be two hours of solid fun. The p' :
p1o should turn out end give the
young men a good crowd, as they de
servo encouragement from the pro
plo. The proceeds will go towards
buying uniforms for the members of
the band. Admission 20cts.
An Epimclonie of Fun.
An epidemic of un aptly descr:bes
what the patrons of the opera house
may anticipate next Wednesday,
Jan. .17th, one night only. Wright's
Original Nashville Students com
bined with Gideon's Minstrel Car
niival. Every attractive foature known
to old and now muir trolsy is embod
ied in its program.
(lade, yv Reserved for Negroes.
For the occasion of the big minstrel
sho y on next Wcdncsday night ihe en
tire gahllery will be reserved for the
) lored pecople. The prices in t,he gal.
ler'y will be for reserved seats 60 cents,
rear seats, 501 cents. Th'le pri'ces down
stairs, exclusively for whites, arc 50
cen* , 75 cent,s.
Theli colored people will find re3erved
gallery tickets on sale at Daniels &
William's store.
"An American Wife" Toer!giht.
Tonight at the opera house is the
p)erformfauce of Bertram and Williard'i
p)lay "An American Wife" for t,he ben
cuit of the Daughters of the Confedera
cy. As these gentlemen are so well
known, the cause, one which shiould
appeal to every Southern heart whet,h
ce man, woman or child, as the pro
ceeds go toward the fund to build the
Jefferson D)avis Monury.cnt. T1he cast,
which is made tip of local talent, is an
unusually well selected one, andl per
fectly rehearsed. The curtain will rise
immedhiately after the servies close at
the Presbyterian church, which will
be but a little after half pasteight. The
College Glee Club wIll be In attendanice
and discourse music.
Adivertised Letters
Remalning In Postofilce at New
berry, S. C., January 8, 1900.
B-Tomn Burton.
C-Cannon G. B. Case, Levi Cald
well, G. W. Collins, Henry Cromner,
Wash Caldwell.
D-Fred Dobkcins, Thos. Da~vNs.
Fu -Thlomeir East.
F- -Epsio Furman.
0-S. C. Gray, Jas, Gant, Paul
Green.
H1-Jack Hays.
J-Wmi. Y. Johnson.
K -Belie Kinard, Asnus Kinard.
L-M. II. Lanc3 (8), M. J. Longshore,
0-Richard Owens.
S-Shaderd Spearman, L. M. Smith,
T-Tom Tulbble, G. H. Thomson.
Y-Thomas Young, E tter Young.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they were advertised.
WMu. Y. FA In, P. M,
an 11, 1900.
O A.W. O27.2A..
Bears the. Ih Kind01HaeAa Boigjil
Sinafr -
MAIIICIEI) ON THEi TRIAIN.
UniquI) ('rolnony v"esterdiy on the Hunthll
urn Tr,Iit it Forl y-iv
M 111 Nu flour.
Conductor 1 tllghes and his passetn
gors on tho up-train ol tho Southern
RIailway yesterday witnessed a most
unique incident for staid old Caro
lina. It wias a marriago on tho train,
and it was the rost'lt of the etror; of
two young lovers to baillo tho pur
poso of the young lady's parents in
thoir objections to the miatelh. Tho
couplo arranged to moot- at Nowbur
ry---tho young lady, M iss Edh th
R1iggs, coming from her hom in
Orangeburg pr< M+umably to visit
relatives int Andorsont. 11r. J. G.
HLolloway, the young man who car
riod off tho prizo, camo down from
Chappolls and boarded til) train horo
with 1 ov. A. J. 13owers, who con1
sented to el)rforl tho ceOrelony.
Tho train sped along Ild when it
was running at the rate of for ty-fivo
miles all hour in the vicinity of 1il
vor Street tho words woro spoken
which linked two happy hearts and
livi in matrimonial bonds. They
loft tho train at Chappells, whero
thoy r"eceived the congratulations of
many well-wishors. Wt hilo the courso
of true lovo never runs smooth,
everybody knows that a railway mar
riage cannot tatko placo with greater
safety than whlen ('apt. Hughes ma
niputlates the boll-cord and Engin( or
Schumport handles the throttlo.
Observer.
Robbers in Mt .rly & Co.'s store.
Wednesday Inorning about one
o'clock Policeman Carter found the
door to th store of 1R. B. McCarty &
Co. open.- Mr. iMlcCarty was inot liied
and on investigation found nothing
missing but at hundred or so pennies,
which ho loft in tho drawer. It is
thought that some littlo negroes bid
themselves and wero locked up in
the store.
Chief Hunter has succeeded in
captoring two or thrr negroes, mol
bers of tho Nowborry gang, alnd
thinlks ho hats ovidence that will con
vict.them of the storo robbery.
ir. r untm' C.lture.
Mr. S. Arthur Hunt Auditor of
Pickens county, passed through tho
city this week on his way from Now
berry to Pickens with the most- imlt
portant capture of his life. Ho and
Miss Lilian Worts, a beautiful and
talented young lady of Nowberry
county, wero married Thursday. 1He
met his fato two years ago when h
started from this place on a moun
tain trip with a party of tvbicl Miss
Worts was a member. The party
was in chargo of Capt. J. N. King,
aint went almost the same route do
scribed mn Miss Fisher's story, "Th<
Land of the Sky," and it resulted
similarly-in two marriages.-Green
villo Cor. the Stato.
Free o' Charge.
Any adult suff'ering from a cold se
Lied on the breast, bronchitis, t hroat (Ii
1lung treuble11 of anyi~ naIture, whoi wvill
call at WV. E. Pelhaim's, wvill be pr
senite:t with a sample bottle of li chmee'
Giermian Syrup, free of chairge. Only~
0o10 bottle given to one person, and
1none to bhi'ldreni without order from
parentIs.
No threat or lung remedy ever hadl
such a sale es Beschee's German Syrur
in all parr' of the eivilized wvorld,
were given aiway, alnd( youri~ drulggisl
will toll you its succss was mlarveloust
It is really the (lily Th'lroat and1( LunIi
Rem1edy generally endorsedi by phiysi
clan's. One 7~5 cenlt bottle will cure' 01
prove Its value. Sold1 by druggials iis
all civilized countries. f ty
Wa,llae -Adamis.
Married, at the 1home1 of the bride
Spartanburg, 8. C., January 10
1900O, by Bishop William Wallact
Duncan, Mr. [David D)uncan WVallac<
to Miss Sophic W:.lis Adam.
Prof. Wallace and bride loft 0o1
Thursday for a bridal tour to Wash
ington city, where they wvill spenId r
week.
The Herald and News along witi]
hlis host of friends, in Newborry ox
tornd congratulations and wvish tor
Prof. WVallace anil his bride mtch
happiness and pleasure through
long, successful life.
The Central Luther Lengue
WVill moet in Grace church, P'rospcri
ty?, 8. C., Saturday, Jan. 20, 1900.
D)evotional exercises by vice pros!
dont.
TopIc-Th e local Lu therP Leagut
somet,inig of which to be proud(-Priof
S. J. D)errick, A. G. Wise, Geo. 1"
Hunlfter', Julius Epting and Rev. Gee. S
Bearden.
Rocltation---M Iss Maggie Barre.
Essay-Miss Mary Swygert.
Topic-Luther League benefit to th<
church. Prof. WA. A. Counts, A. E. P
Bedenbaugh, Me1s8lrs. P. D. Simpson, J
J. Kiblor and Rev. J. J. Long.
Essay-M iss JessIe Summer'.
RecItatIon-Miss Gertrude Simpson
Query box.
R. C. Counts.
VIsItor please copy.J..Log
Programmen Teacher.,' Association.
Taem County Te'achers' Associa
tion) will be 1held in the Grade<
School building at 11i o'clock oi
Saturday next, 1 3th instant.
Thc followving is the programme
Elementary Sciences ill Comn
mon Schools-Prof. S. L. Powecll
Mr. L,. A. Riser.
How long should thoe school da,
be0, and1( how shotuld it be0 dividet
Ibetween work and( p)lay-Mr. R
Mv. Monts, Miss McCullough.
ILLTTA jIInwS TONI] Scny
"lo~p TWAIl Ntu ancov(
if th wlist1 on itth 0arIN. ly orl)
ing; train that passes Newheriy going
toward liaturons en iho C., N. & I,..
is niot it nuisaneo to tit' 'izi/ons of
this town, thee nievr ws 010.
'robitlly iht whist lo coutld'nt dt) so
much daagil o if tho authortios
would puI11. t 0lngine01et on1 Who dit'
icligllt in listur)ing iho citiz ns of
t1 t wn. iTthero can Ito no rulles, no
law, nu Nonso nor no eOXCsO i i ny
one0 carr'1ying; an1Ithin1t ito t11t, (xt''nt
that f oitso lt1 , with this whiste lois
Carried. It. distiltlts th rest, of will
and b1)lo hodid etI0o, Illuc less
sick, nIerVuls a1td excitablo p)rsons,
tnd is low cil ing aenerit al com.
Iltitlnt tIhroughout the city. 11'dltes.
day mlorninlg hoforo daylight. wvo
think overy IersonI in the' Western
portion of thoe It liws waken, and1(
someo Sick persons mIneh d1isiurbe'd by
th( tnhear d of blowing of this
\visio Ii. io ,i 1 'Otti l3 1
We, for oirtselv's, and onl th pIliart
of t.he public--epl) eciatlly thoset in
War'd one --call tho att0ntionl of the'
railroati authorities to this nuislnlct
and ask that thoy huaV it St ,p)id.
If not, we txp)ect to 0le0 if thero is
not somo w in il which it can bo
sto tl'od legally.
E'Verybhody expre'ts and1( no one ob
jects to ithl rigtlation road cro-s
Ing blow, ut but t i antso filn enginet'r
happenols t) be ondowed with the hap)
1)y ( Y) qcuatliti.s necessary to enalo
him to blow what ithov call th
"shoo-fly" blow, is Ito rassi wily the
wholo population of at city should bo
disturbed by the whllist1e blowing con
tirnually from tho tank noar tho
depot until thoy pass tho (Culbronitlh
erossing, mll order to show what he
c,n do. Our local cot em11poralry itas
mentitoned this mlattor before a1nd it
aees that it hiat's only cause(l t''
whistle to blow thet tnoro. Now wo
ask to havo it stopped.
It t1LLNu 11F '11Ct..)01N lI'n IlEnt.
slru("1k on Ilt'adt by Il:t1 or e;)in un tld I:
In Few lortr.
p hito ock, Jan. i10.--Or' coml
unity was shoco1 yes enray by the
accid.,tal killing of Mr. o. Kihl
of Hill IIn. Mr. Kihler and ai Mr.
Brickley woro hau1111ing logs o it b0t'
cart. It seems that hn Ws staEnd
just behind the eart, whon the ctaitl
that holds tho sweep broke, and thi:,
Ilying back, hit Mr. Kihler on th
itead. Medical il we < at hand, but
he never" spoke atftetr boing struck,
amilut dah aemno in it few hours. Ho
will be buried tomorrow ne0'o r his Old
homo in Newborry county. He wits
at quiet, unassuming and harmless
malin, it member of tho Lithoeran
church, and lado it good citizen. He
was about 0 yearsi old.-Speiat b
the State,
(onZIU A RY1.
V1 rs. Nancy Rhoden, nee Mu tr
phy was born in (e)rargebtl;u
Countiy, S. C., February I, z;,,
and departed this litfe at hcberry
S.t, Januarysi loi, kid. i\th
wilr isenceo art lae cocuse of r
sordowig relativeso~ anrieds hter
odwladto r est e igt int Wesitic End
cemtery eberry,Ole to Cod aad.
mg t~'the ~'l resurecionc. ofIte jst.il
Shie wtan imppiy married to Rev.t'e
Jo. X . Ro,Ags 26,H b 8:h.
Godsanc~~ii ed 'iiuioad les
itrwit ine.r I~t eiien hreedied
wL homoreede her o,bem reward.
11vah, nd withr a h. os,t tilt agond
her h1ear, to Go,ts id eve1t3r
afterih a onsistentChristian oife
her wrkis. w neer y Ii1t relation,)
whether as wirfe orelatiber, aor
friend sws t orueer her 111.Slp
fur, ul s,ving dfu ot, kitnd. at\si
hier pa vortghves atw friend, Sild
will iss herSOt iro the eirhoeo the
tc ie ereved.oe o o n
heAen,ESro whenceKSheshl
JoEWELRY, SILVgEtrWAure
AinD SPCT CLS 1 oo
1S10 wasent ao csIEistnt memberof
buryin gron ) thschr. USh
frindstoYourn brdly h.Sh
wa the mo~the ofn oiloAy oghtrn
I four. vin andfourdead,and t h
tioof heCa hha27gnd
w\Vi( linI; at ICIn("-kvill, Fn1 l %iwe1 tby Inn Utt,
or 1'n. (1( umnnl 1-::es. Owe.
(Spec ial to Th'ie NIat e.)
lilalcki<\ lt', '. (.. )l \\'e(Incs.
.1yevenin', I)' .' .y t I a)r. m
\Irs. II . 1.. llOit> enltertaitned
llrge lninn et Of I"riemt(1 int :a w;n\
t bit savOrtd of old I imel Sti it
Carolint a hospiithity. 'T hel" occasi(n
was the mllrrige of . li ss tilit
NOrris \I ilhotus to I'r . \\''al('e
Stewar hi e ISete tt, orm (f erl of
ltt\\.e r 1'("1sl(I'( , I o lii u"rtl' OIh
Newheios'rry'. \n ibtl) w einti Irch
weddine had ete 1 lhied, btI
o.wing. to illlneoss of tie groml it
wits nelCs'a to make att'Ii NibN.
and have thil' ceremnyn\ qililyI
titttic 't uf I!OItn '.'t ~ N 's A
conued~[o atioe. \ l .tot
heI to r w-as t\ t I:)s;(.full -
dc-rtd and a yOke 'Of" putr'\wh;t('
rIs('s wa';ts ss)endedi i Or the Ibriith
;and grOOml to ,tand undecr.
To the strains Il of l lt i ,
:nt stically" extcultd by .\lr . F-. N.
1R. 1;;tily, tlhe bridal paurt" y'1ntcered(
inl t he foll1 wing ) !Orde'r: Jlr. \ I. I).
\Iilho ts Of' e n:tIk w Ith 'ro . 1-'. F
N. i'\. iN ily" I w i o ild: C pll(.
I i. l-I' i . - I (Ir of Ith )I r.
field; I O f I ,l'es; liss i ( ll';
Corei Or h l of le l t .\lr. NI. I.
Iiti oi (a nhc f A t it l 1'\I
\\'ilbur tei (ig lrl: of ille ;;ss
\il nl l I ihoI k;nsmn of V illi,;Is
wvit P'rut. Niskin Of i>ishov'ilit;
liss ulia K irkland Of I ;.l-1r wl\"'.
wVtih D)r. ;\lrray\ llair ofr Union ;
Miss lI erri e i wni ) of liai1 rwell
\iIit C t. R . I . '..in Of 1":('.II
lield ; i iss i r it e \I ixsot of ;\l -
tlstat \ i aIr. \\'mt. l .til pers Nl ii
ho us, Ibrot hu r f( I the bl ridl ( t; lit s
limle i lack o I 'bert" with
.I . las. 'Iul l KIeI ll I1 " Of IhI : k..
villc; \Ilss , :\lice i'crry\" of lies
hutr, w'ith .\Ir. S. A. \Iim l thews tof
lI;lackv. ille. \ ith 1) \I . I,. T . P--rry"\
I aols atur;; .\li is Mary Pecsmi
Of ewt'be"arry, sisteIr of t groom t,
wih 1). \\"hi ick O e I:ithint;ti
\ills; i\ iss o :riet \I thiOtis. sisft.
of tihe br1ie, maid Of honr, with
Mr. 11. C. Smmrh est m:m.
A\tlendant,s : .\is ' 1.vel tIn \lil
IOus, t cOnardt oelly, \line Fre
mnd Ni\lctr (iltzcn I:Itlhew\s. The
b)ridec andl grnu ttWere preceded by
lissei \'i t and latii Itena pl ii
hlOus as Ilowe\'r girl mnd r;l1g hear11r.
ni their cosiuces fI r)s' pinhk
Cont rasted very prttily" with the
whiI ((ourgandie t of sho hriid'es
m1aid!s. T[hle bt1etridesmaI ids wre
handtclsmen bilie,lyN hair ornonents
finlish wl \yitIt erescent and bril
liants. These were ifts of tet
bride anditd to he retine l>v Iea
wearer aI, a sutentl lir Of lte oe-.
CatsiOn. Thie getleme we11C1\\ re,II at 11'red
in full dress eveningt suits, :)ani rc
tuaine i ts sOouvnirs thteir ties, gitsl
of the groom,
The bride was tasefully attired
inl an, elegant t;w of w Of" iIiite ben
galine silk w\:(hb ch ilfOn mad PeaIrl
trimmings. ihe carried in her
h.ltndl i al hivly b)o)tUuet (iot utlre"
white narcisstus andi ltiieasaragus
Aleni nacIomaimt d f so ft, rsetet
duin thli)'Ie eremony, whtiebewar
conducetted ofy lihe Rev. A.L IP. Turn- I 1
erIi in etsifue lelanid impresive
b.ilftr tema.aiol,te ie
royal tfeset was opea hi Hdnd "befo-ea..
decoatit 10on here w ere SouitcthernIcli
na(1ioitis,frn n whitveI ch to risnte
mums, I and wee arranged in a11( tru-.
lyi rtisic t manner. ue ). '
Aewlis( i\los aII charingeoungevr
Paoredf hoghd ters o. Otly2ai
maDn whorchsgie.o isl
laureldsit h(i rfiLon, iand y.isI
oceved by'I)elti the happy couple bler
the i Itriens te dey(ii ligtd Ao knw
thatitei uure riesid c ll s i ll
CIndom Iitable w il an d etirdosenr
KInyoand lie lilt arf outr of order
IfiyouSiwant ic theaace anhe
ues, they b'oinpti, se ar donsic
New oLif Pills.Tedvloeer
pOno rin and body.ro Ony o ai
al rgctre..l3wl i euae tt
warU f otrigt.,av and r esadve
oifre for y kt'Witch wok 'iazel ave
DeWid b'sal tedl iginealr. 2A ncin
TKntsghPyht
(1f( your lJ2iverdi i ot ut orer,ch caiuing
louses, Sick. E Hedache,ea
burn, rContipato, tak a doIs.o
Howe'Hte PulIlls
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood in your body passcs through
your kidneys once evcry three minutes.
The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fil
[ - f'tr ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they arc sic! or out
of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, achesandrhcu
if matism come from ex
cess of uric acid in the
-- blood, duo to neglected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It u:;cd to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and i:; schli on its merits r-A'
by all druggists in fifty- 1
cent and one-dollar siz- 1; . ;wL:J
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail tt,omo or Smu lt>.oot.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y. '
Stop That Hack!
Stop That Hack!
\Iiy lont't, you stop that .1 [acking
C'oighlt s;lt i t. nuffer yoirst;elf mn(l
an noy" ot her peoplo when '25c. inv' -t.
ed in lioherlsonS's Coinpound Cough
Sy rtP will sIt t to Ito wholo bustines ?
I), n't forgt that a stitch in time
siat:; t:itlo. itl it neglectetd Cough
ndtl (C.Ild somnetiinus leadls to nou
munia. Rlberton'u (omp. Cough
Syrtlp is ma1inufnletured 111< sold it.
Rlobo oion
CO0 NER1111111 STOR"11j
JEWELRY STORE.
I"inte Watches,i l UiIngs nraches , St,uds,
SlIeeve anid Iaink I u ttonis, HilIver
Novelties, SilIver Table Ware,
Cut Gha's, Gold and Sit.
ver' Spetc:tactles- andi
Wh ichi we will (close out, as wo wvill
EDAD SCIIOLTZ.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
STATlC O1" SUIJIl (CAl,lNA,
CO(UNTi 01" N l\VBEli,-JN
Edwd WI4iIR. lipp ll'ht ' intiflT, against
I veson ,Johntson, De)fendant.
~Sunnons for' Lel ief.
To the De)tfendanlt, abovei namied:
Y'JOUJ AllM IIi'i(E1Y SUMMIONED)
.. andI 'e<itired to antsweri the c'oi
hertew ithi ser'ved u pon you, and to ser've
ia eopy of r answer ~V( to the sid coim
plit, .Onl tile sitb scriber C s at thir ii ollico
at Newberi'y CoXurt Houst', South Caro
lina, wvitin: twet- th d ys a fter t,bctser
vie heriteo~t( f, excl usive: of the cday of stuch
servite; and if you fail to aniswetr the
compjlit,t witin the titme aforecsid,
the l)'ainttilY itn this action will appli)y to
the courtt, for thit rel ief demai~ndedi ini
Da)t,ed ID:eembier 20tlh, A. 1)., 1899).
SCi1 U.\li'ElkT' & lIOfaA)WA Y,
I 'Iaiti fl's A ttot'neys.
To t.he Dec:fetidanLt ab Iovo namted:
TakeC not,ice thatI the comnpl ait, in thle
aLbovi entLi tIed actioni was filed in the
oflice of the Cler'k ('ot ort of Comtmon
i'lenst for Newber'ry Coutnty on the 20O,h
cday of iDeccembler-, A. ID , 1899.
SCiI UMllrT& HJ0la[.OWAY,
I 'IainIti l's A ttornelys.
W~T ANTlED) SIV-lAL PERSONS
VV for D)istrlet Oli hianatgers In
Lbhis State Lt representt, me in thir OV.n
andci51 sittiroindin count,ies. Wi lling to
piay yearily $600, payable weekly. Do
siratble emiyloymint, with utnusuaicl op.
pJortun ities. Refer-ences exchanged.
Enicloso .self-addriessedl stampedC( envel
opo. S. A. Park, '320 Caxtol n uild inrg,
Chligo. t. 10t,
Special Meeting of Stock
holders.
A S['EClAfa llN(N 0F TiuE
Stockholder's of 'lThe Newborry
Warehouse CiompanIty is by3 order' of the
B3oard of Iretctor-s calleod to meet ait 11
o'clock a. mt., on tho 17th clay of Janut
atry 19)00, fori tho purtpoiicof considering
the qutiton of increasing the canital
stock of sid company f'rm $6,000 to
$1,0. h eeigof the Stock
hlrawill be held att t,he oflice of said
comipaniy In the town of Newberr-y.
O I'O. W. SU.Y M [ER1, Preildent.
OTHAS. E. SUMMER1, Secretary,
Dec. 15.,1899.