The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 20, 1900, Image 3

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ntM J Pythias, NeoLO LT No. 75. -\ T\ l': 1. 0\ViNTIONtS OF ,? IIu,- 1. w-" t . o hold the 2nd ."'':" d ',i ' i " It th,'s o' ch monll htl 7 ..0. I " i ltihts ('or(Iially Welcomn.. i I In ) NI;.EI' P1t NG, K. of 1t. and S. Crut t(:, 1 r t' Iui' i niiig. John I)r' Ih V yile says: "' never used an.vthi :-i .)ud as t.ho One Min ute CO1gh (' m. We are lever with 'i out, it." I )ti(I y brt'akis up) coughs and colds, t'. r .s a h it t and lung troul bies, I t'. tI t -il Li r)1t+:en(t(constipation. enant Io 1 ... 1'ohet ' ton & G,ilder. "Iaveyn -n t hott L-dies' Ties at oot('.'' I'' t i.'5 inl the city. tf Il. < .ttnt, to Meet. e have htt:" I r((testedl to state that e vill ho a t meting of the James D anet Ca m)1 p in the court house on t rst, Mou<ty, s deday, in March, at clocck a. tm. A full meeting is oed. had bronchitis every winter for ;,' 134)and no ntrdicine gave m1e pertma >relief till I hegan to take One Uitto Contmbl (ure I know it is the bq$.":oughi medicliine muade,"' says J. aX,qi, Corr, Pa. It quickly cures ".. CO 1 (OIld . ("(411p, asthlma, gr'ippe1 litb at 1111d Irn1 trobt.)les. It 1s S!ii(-u's favorite rcnuedly. Cures q fio ly. I loh,rtSon & (ilder. Tf' ou care to exchange $12 98 worth of Lg'al Tender for $17 00 worth of OVOV%ont you can;u have the chance to do $o att .Jamieson's. tf ike advad' of the cheap rates he 'al .ard Air Lite, to see the Sottth in mid t".ntr and t.h. quaint old y of Now ()!M:ts, durIntz) the won 3erful .\landi C . s fe,stivities. 2t. As % I.otn '1tt 1 t w At Ate in It. Alth.'o h'I 'n c)Itinues to sell h)ere ft,r' i ot; ' 1ly 9 cents was :'Jaid fot a munbV I; t)) tr of hales in New berry y'ottt '. C. M. Seewald, a aeli I'.I' comning , here yesterday r0om1 N :.r'I w itn tessdt'(l the sale at he la'.r' tow fI a moIinber of bales at .95, l t. i-: wy -i extra fine grade f cot. i. 'fT limrk:t otherwise was o hiigh:tr than htr. r Greenville News. 8th. "I h: d i- w years. No lttd leine . o e a't' Ko ldol Dyspep sia Ct:t'. It ':;t. im mel(diate relief. t,7'wo 1::tti 1ro t li'- d1 iarvelous 'e ults." v . itt'- I. i i. Warren, Alh..ny, W is. 11 t!ie ,. .: t youl vat and can ot fail t( r '.. I: t t.-on & Gilder. If you n : iiu. bda'uster' or any urned work. :: our prices beforo buy jig. '' will t t' o noney. Satis action _.t:i':t ;it . - . t'i'UART B os. . . Ma t f.. W:',ttt . I am ptayin11" _e 11r pound for old rub er bootk an -:-. H i. S iUightmlre, t&ftf. .\ N;herry Laundry. B.I ind li; I h b -Ys ;a're equally fitted uilt he1 I t, fi-IOm ii b C 'oddle r just aspiring to "p:." toi t lw ltow.t trouiiered( yout.h on t. e' I (e:: o (f manhood, every til I omD ha! to) ;tous, tf At Jamieson's. Atte-nt inn Ne tberry GJu.tds. .Pherve will he a' mee2ting of the New. berry Quards held in the armory on niext, Frtida!y evin)lg at 7:30 oclock. Eerye mebe o the company is ex pectd asthe eeting is of especial in tcrest to cycry, member)Ct. By or Iy o1 f' W. S. LANavonn0?l, Captain. Orderly Sergeant. "Aft er doctors failed to cure me of pneumionin I used One M in ute Caugh Cure atnd thiree httles of it cured me. It, is ah,o 11he best. remel)dy on earith f'or whIooping couigh. It cured myl grand chlildren) of thei worst, cases." writes Jno1. 1 erry, JLognnton01 Pa. it is the onIly 1itoless remedly that gives im - mediate11 resuilts.. (Cure-s coughs, colds, croupi ~and t,hio at and lung troubles. It prevents cotinsumption. Children ali ways like it. Mothers enorseO'5 it. R~ob orIson & (hilder. TiVkts4 for tihe New Orleans Mardi h'ras one fare for the round toip, by the Seaboar'd Air Line, good to return uin If you need n uy columns, balusters or kned work ge0t ourP prices heforet you ..ny. We nt ill save you money. SaIs We are jut opienintg somel of the atesit 1 ings tin lI olored Organdies Mius Ills atOll 1W inlE that, were Orderedl made >eforethe ud i emeo andi 1 thait,~ will sell it the' oild prices at, Flynn's. it A TrihntI . to (Col. ErnveU, TPh e editor of Th'Ie A rgus was pained o r'eid ill thet Newbierry (S. C.) paLpers f las' week ant acc'out, of tile (leath of 'oh. J1 ro. R . Le~avell, of that city. Col. OLave" was for1 s010 timo out' Sunday *chllO eneheur, and we kne1w h11i ell only' to love, admire and respect him11. . ls Wv 3j a piur', u1pig hit, Chtristian 11an.1 r: hia nlev.er il iched in the face ii uu,hai no0 eomipromise to make vith sh he1 mta iup hits intd as to hat w:l r'iht anld followed his con - 11ion1: withoutt, variableness nor sha low; Ilf tuingtil; he formed his opin ons, and staunch10 lly advocated them. ltlt(i hough w i dilT red( with h im at imes, we ('oubIi blut .1admtlirO hin sturdy lonest, his )1 uity an'd is zealous do Otlo" '" hi ( Go a' ud h is people. Ho eaCIveH i.e I ; d lieritago of a good * melh I) a I b'$,I line. of worthy descowl' n Kts, and jt.is with a hear't bowod nug his dea,thl. ~etrnaf, b)hlsed poace o he... u .ih sohDatnAS S VAKl(htr; AND Al,i. AItOUr r. T'1hm day vwill he Washing ton's birth (day. WeldlIng bells ring out in No. II to morrow night. Mrs. II. !). ('lark of New Haven, Conn., is visiting Mrs. J. J. Lane. Mlisses Natalie and Sue Myazyck are VIsiting ticIives and frietntld in Char lestotn. Mr. W. W. McMorrics is annonneed In this paprr as a ean(lildat for county treasurer. Mrs. Martin and her son Mr. C. 13. Martin left today for New Orleans to visit relatives. Saturday night was the coldest of the winter. Sunday morning the ther mometer registered 11 degrees. The beautiful snow fell thick and fast Saturday afternoon, but the ground being damp it melted as fast as it fell. The crowd that came to town yester day was -small, conflined altogether to those who had strictly business. There will be a business meeting of the Nowberry Guards Friday night,. Every member should attend. Representatives Bleaso and Evans cane home from their labors In the General Assembly at Columbia on bun day. Dr. and1 Mrs. O. B. Mayer returned on Saturday from New York. Mrs. Mayer stopped over in Lau.ens, butar rived home yesterday. Rev. C. C. Brown, of Sumter, will de liver an address tonight in the Baptist church on ',Tho Sermon that. failed to go off." Public cordially invited to at tend. Policemen Frarklin and Carter brought in four negro gamblers yester day afternoon. They were gambling in t,he little patch of woods In front of Prof. Wallace's residence. Mr. R1. P. Fair who has travelled upper South Carolina for the Standard Oil Company, is now tr:aveillrig North Georgia, for tbe same Company, with his headquarters in Atlanta. Today -is the last day for making your returns for taxes and many will be le!t out and have to pay the 50 pet' cent. penalty. There are a great many who hav not made their returns. Representative 11. H1. Evans was kept 'usy on Monday accepting the congratulat ions of his many friends on his election as a member of the State Board of I)irectors of the Dispeneary. He received a most flattering vote. Miss Bessie Riser will leave to morrow for the Northern markets to select her stock of spring millinery. Miss Riser has most excellent taste and will returi with one of the pretti'est lines of the very latest goods. C.;..rrl Catinot. be Cured with T.OCAL API,ICATIONS, as they cal not ren it he so.11 of I he d ise+m . Craturril is a blooil of rotnstit utional d isonse, and in or. der to cure it you inuus lake internal reme dics. i. t, " s C .' ar i iuare i+ taken internally, und acts direct iy o.n thi blood and muvous surfact"s. Ji:' 's Ciataurh Cure is not a unack mi dteint I. It w is p,rescribed by one of .h best piy-lei..nsn in- this country for years and is a re ul.r iree.cri/i Ion. -1 ii .composed of the best oi. ic:+ known. - cinbined with the rit :blond puri1t:1rs actlig _directly on the naulous st acs The peu feet. combination ii i' he) igireditents is w'.at produces such wvondter.ilresatts ini curing Uatarrh. Send for teSthnaon,intis, iree 1". J. Ull EN AY & U J.. Props., Toloedo, 0. Sold by Driuggiret-,Sc, IIalli'sFarn iiys ills are the beet. An Outing of a Nimreod Who reached Ponanria from New berry last F'riday aft.ernoon on a hunt bent. -After consultation with his aged sire who was to join him the next day on the Pinder Ridge preserve, the afternoon was spent in arranging his p)arap)hernalia ittcident to one of his p)rofesslon (?) for the e xpected sport, the next (lay, of seeing "Black" come to a "sit." No doubt his midnight dreams of the killing of a bag full of Bobwhites encouraged him in bright anticipated sport to follow. The hunter passed up the road early Saturday morning for the hunting grounds, and nothing more was heard or seen of him until the middle of the afternoon, when he returned in a sweep ing gallop through snow and cold, gun in hand, two dogs following at,his heole, no doubt in quest of fire. It is reported, but no proof of it, that a part,ridge and a robin only were taken from the pro serve. Experience is a gcod teacher. "SE~NEX." For Ilent in Htelenia. Seven-room cottage at $5 per month. Good garden. 1. D). Sii'OucKEEY. 12t, Neems to Crow in Favor. The EIon. Frank B, Gary of Edge filid, Speaker of the House of Rep)re sentatives, has announced his decision to run for Governor this summer. Mr. Gary has made a sp)lenldid Speaker of the House, hut he will likely have toI dlo some extra f11ine ampaigning to beat, Governor Medweeney, who seems to grow In favor as ht is admnistration pro0 gr'esses.-MNlanning Times. Mr. John C. Carter dliedi at his home In West Enid at, 12:30 o'clock last night, In tihe 53:d yearli of his age. 11 is re mains will ho buried at, C'oeman 's graveyard, nrar' Dyson, tomoriow at 12 o'clock. HIe was a consistent memi her of the Ba.ptist church. Died, Friday evening, 16th inatant, Mr. J. L. Hanks, son of Mr. Butler Banks, in the 23d year of his age. 1- is reomalins wer'e burled on Sunday at CoL. ony, Rev. W. WV. McMorris conducting the funeral service. T1his young man had been living on Mr. MecMorris' place andi( wasi ani honorable and Uprnight young genitlematn. Now Is the opportunity to clothe both legs for the price you'd generally3 Ipay for 0110 leg In pant,s at tf. Jamieson's. TilJ SESSIONS 00Ul,'. I 'rus,,io of a ivoral May's ,-i.-Mlho Unl"ly . t he 1'Ic.a1tof t t+t y k' 1"ulelredIi li n any Caues-Ju(ige iueti,nuan l'retlet111g. Monlay mnornitig was at cold o1e an the people were slt)w gatheriig for cour, t.. llovever. when the h)olr- for court arrived, llis iIonor, .1udge I Iucharan, was on hand and Soliciter Sense wis in his necustomned plae n as were the othcr olliero1"s of the Court. Stenographer Caipbel1 arrived on the noon t.rain. Tle juryinen and witnesses were 'ow gathering and Constable ilaxte"r h:id to keep i) at continual call to get theml inito con.01r. By the time t.he court v.as ready for organization )r)per, however, every !;ratdjrlyiman was in his seat. Mr. .1. L . I;p p s w as ci c t !"d i fo re m a n a n d th e u'4uall oatth ad( in11 itered'L. Solicitor Sense handi'd the .1 udge sev 1'ral ind(ictmnents and he proceeth" 1 to charge the grand jury in a clear, con cise and itmpr"essive nanner. Ills Honor impressed upon the mind-4 of the iemhcrs of the grand jury the ilportance of that branch of the gov ernment, which had to enforce the laws of the country, a')d the fact that, the grandjurymen were chosen to take an important, part in t.hr court and were chosen, as the Jaw requires, ats men of good mortals, muen of good, Sound, business judgimnct, men rce fromt crime ai mtoral taint. le forcibir 1 imlpressed the fact that one im3n porlant requitremEnt of at grand juror was t.o know what and what not to no tice. fie charged them as to their duty, telling them they must look into everything as regards the betterment of their county-to examilne and see that all the county ollices were pr"oper ly kept. and that, the bonds of the dif ferent oiees are good bonds-not straw bonds-it mieans a reil inspection, at real examination. .t, is the duty of the -rand jury to see that malgistrates di, charge their duty --have their books before you and see that all fines, have been turned over to the Treasurer and see thut, the Treasurer has t utrred Lhem properly on his books. It is you duty to look after the roads, the jail and the county home-see that the poor there are warmly and comfortably clothed and have suflieient food. It is necessary that 12 of you shoald agree before you find a "true bill " Nevr find ".o lill" until you have heard every witness whose name appears on the warrant, however; you can find iL "tree bill" after h-iving heard only one witiless if you are satiielt'd that enough has been brought out to make out a1 case. He tht"n charged the jury as to the law on the di ferent indictments handed out by the Solicitor and the jury retired. The Solicitor handed out the follow ing bills: State vs. John Suher and Tom Daw kins-housebreakinu and larceny. State vs. Milton Grinfin-larceny of live stock. State vs. Milton Griffin-larceny of live stock. State vs. Milton Grifin-larceny of live stock. State vs. Spencer Johnson--house breaking and larceny. State vs. De Villuis Baker-larceny. The grand jur1y retuirnetd the follow ing bills: State vs. JTohn SLuber and1( Tomn Dawv kinis-housebreakinog and larceny-true State vs. Milton Grimln-larceny of live stoek-true bill. Stite vs Milton Grifln-larceny of live atock-true bill. State vs. Milton Griflln-larceny of live stock-true hill. State vs. Spencer Johnsnn-house br'eak ing and larceny- trule bill. State vs. DeVilluis Baker -larceny -t,rue bill. State vs. Wade Wilson and George Blrown-larceny-true bill. State vs. Jesse Leach alias Jesse James alias Jesse Laurey-assaullt and1( battery with intent to kill-true bill. State vs. Jack Williams andl Melvin W ili ams -housebreaking and larceny -trule bill. State vs. John Quiller alias Yancy Qu iller-houlsebreaikinlg anid larceny true bil1l. State vs. Mil'on Grimn--burglary and larceny-trure bill. Stat,e vs George Moffett.rvlolating dis pen1sariy haw-no bill CAMiES D)ISPOSED 0OF. State vs. Milton Grillin-larceny of live stock-gulilty. State vs. Milton Grifln-larceny of live stock-guilty. State vs. John Saber and Tom Daw ki ns- housebreak ing and larceny guilt,y. State vs. Sper;ce Joh nsoi-house brecakinug and larc2eiy-pe1la guilt,y. State vs. D)eVillius Balker, Noah Williams anrd I ob Koon-larceny gulilty as t,o DeVillius Baker, niot guil ty as to Noah WilliImtrnd 1111[ob Koon. Auignat l<owver. ''It is a1 surp3risin~g fact,"' saLys Prof. IHouton1l, "'that ill mIy tra.ve'ls in all parls of the world, for tihe last t.en yeaLrs, I have1. met mlore peI-L)le I hat have ulsed G;reen's Aug ust l"'lower' than any1 otheri r'emledy'1, for' dyspepsia, dcaianged liver and srtitomachL, ant1( for 2onisti pationl. Iind( for toLlrists and1( slesmeInI, or for peisonis fillin g omiee p)ositionsH, wvhere hieadaLches and3( gener'al bad( feetliings fr'om liregular' habits exist, that, Grecen's AuguIsL Flower Is a1 gi'rnd r'emledy. It, d.ies not inljure' the systemo biy frequent ulse, and 1s ecllenit for sour13 stomahllis and indl igeton." Sample bottles free lat Wv. l10. Pelham's Soldl by (dealer's in all civilized conun tries., tyr Old goods don't suitour' customeris r l'tOS)'I IY I'OIN'i E'.5S. "untIty Servie''- 4titIr,.sse.s on lISticatiot,. 1.istnll.'sqi 0nn1 l'IPNNnm rt" -'t"r iUiji I Anti (ther Noteh of Inter.et to All. Rev. A. 11. ri11tIth, the talented .votng sr"minarian of I)um West, tilled the pulpit of the A. R. I'. Churhe here yyterthay mrorning and atfter"nooni. l:ev. % W. lie-denh;ttgh int.tertained the (.rave Chnreh audience in the morn innr. Rtev. W. 11. Ariail condlucted hiis regu11lar afternooni serlvie at the Meth or ist ('hnrch. Notwit h-tandilng theil s vc1r0 cold, aill th("-e services wt"re well attended, alnd th- worsh ippers were ed li '1i. I'rof. John G. ('IIilkseales c Antder s('1, r(epresentin:, W 'ITo(rd ( oll''ge of S Ia rttllhur , delivered 1) ighly edifytving ndilless.s yesterlay at Zion (hurch, a few mili s below here, and last night at, W\i._hta aut. Chal,rl, his thorme being "("'rist ian Ed ucation." 'I'lle subject wats 1uonth.d with signal abilily on each oecca,ion, the large o audiences were in tcrested(1 ai Wolford wias benefitted. The t ast week was one of the busiest of the sca-on with our l erchatits. Cot ton receipts were brisk, the firm of I lawkins llros. alone pay ing out $12,000 or" the s'ap'e in three d:}ys. Others also bouught heavily. Thi-i Ilatle trade good in all lines. ir. .Jamies MCe1.od has open,d a shoe ,hop here, and is kept btsly at his trade. The: writer knew Mr. Mce'od twenty e-is ago. ie was then, and Is now, a line workmnan. Prosperity appreciates his coining here. Of the cotton d matz'd by the recent i'., N. d L Riailroad fire, some thirty bales have been picked and re-packed. A few hales of "stained" will yet be prepared for market,. ,M . J. P. Wheeler spent last, week in Newberry helping to take stock in Rlob rrson & Gii(ler'si drutg store, prepara I("ry to windiig up the bnsiness of the irmn of IRobertson & Gilder. Th'!e m usical atnd cal st.henic enter 'ailnmcnt, to be given at the graded chool bti:uiling Thursday night of this week by I!he classes of Miss 13-ssie At'i ill and \; is Marguerite Hunter prom is( s to ic I treat. The classes are in rood traininf,* and the lar.;e antiience wvill b: delighted with the perform '.,c"s. I',ver"ybody will attend. Colotel and Mrs. I. Moseley are iojwIn Iring at Oeila, Fla. Tihey are,en joying the delightful clime of that lati Lude while they look after their landed inlt sts in the so-called "Land of '4lowers." MIr. It 11. Russell is out again, after tnother tussel with jaundice. 1. Ii. will be Ia genuine "immunse" in time for the next war. 11 r'. Sease of Chapin has illed his place on the road during his recent attack. Mr'. G. A. MafTett has beed laid up with i severe spell of grip. He is now improved, and will soon be at his post again. Mrs. Thos. S. Sense of Spartanburg is on a visit. to her sister, Mrs. C. T. Wyche, and other relatives in our idst. Misses Mamnic Caldwell and Mattie Sloan of Newberrly have beeni paIying a most enjolyable visit to the families of Mlaj. 0. 0. DeWait, and Dr. G. Y. Hun MI iss Lula Hiller' hats endeld her visit Lo Mi rs. L. 11. KiItiard and rturne'lld to H-ilton. Guess she carried a "'heart" with ther. M\Ir W%allare JAruce, who Is traveling for the V. C. Bladbamn Machinery De polt of Columbia, spent, Sunday at home, to the delight of family and friends. Tlhe legislature having aidjourn'Ied, Dri. WVyche Camefi home1 Sunday for a staly. Ilis numenrous friends are glad LI) ha1ve ttheir dih-tinguishled r'epresen Llt ive with them again. Mr. E. W. Luther moved his family Lo ColuImbia last week. They leav~e uanyl~ fr'iends who wish them health, )apinelss anid prosp)erlty in the "City in the Congaree." M rs G. G. Lane hais moved to the [1ome) of her sister, Mr's. A. H. Haw You1r correspondent heard yesterday if the death of Mi's. Eliza Paysinger jf the Harit,ford .setion, but could not 't, particulars, lier' remains were ~oried at Colony Chur'ch Satur'day. lRipe with lage, shle leaves a large fam ly connection aind mnany friends. .PALMETTO. Manlday, Feobruary 19th. Theo WlVl Known Oculb,,.t. Dr1. Ar'lhur Becker, the well! known >Oeulist, of Jacksoniville, Flit., is naiking a pirofe'sionali visit to Pros wrlity. The dloctor is ani expert ini iis linte, mioving catairacts by absorp ionl withbout us80 of the knifo. If our' eyes are anyway afilictedI or you .lave glasses(' thait don't fit you, y'ou >It' tel' call On himn at Wise's Hotel, *vhoroe w1 ~ill bo for ton days yet. tf. R~ODGI'NS BROS. "1847" (I/V ES, FORKS~ &8POONIS Iist I leceived: aliso, some1 ot tile Pret,ty BETH THOMAS CLOCKS COWVIE.-: AND :': E :-:US Yours for tr'ade, DANIELS &_ GO, There are six goats lit, Mies. lRmn wick's ille ownuer can get by paying c! st. 2tf&b .,1. G. PnosIQ. MIolidgs, I,Lmber!I. Laut.hs and A frientd iln ne :d is a friend inideed. As a suggestionl-a warmi overcoat for tho cold weather. at Jamuiennn'a. t ,IiNain Us,der Act of L,egi!aturo it) 1'sOtde for lh,' Eit'eello of Mt,,int'sta at Chil. n,a1lugu. (Specinl to Ilerald and Ne-ws.) ('olumbia, S. C., I"'eb. 1!9- - Gouver'nor MicSwel'ey to (lay appointed Cen. (. I. Walkor, of Charleston, Col. J. 1Iiar vey Wilson, of Stci.ter, and Capt.. (. K. IIendertol, of Aiken, as commissi-m under act of the legislature to provi(e for the erection of lonuineits on battle fields of Chicanaut a. The governor andi the adjutant general are also letn bers of 'he comnilssion. 10'. II. A ui.. .Voleanle I:rol,Iion1 Are grand, but Skin l,rup(ions rot) Iifo of joy. Ilticklen's Armen Salve, Cures INi1m; nl -l OI, Itullnling and Fever Sores, UIceis, iiIs, Felons, 'orI1 W ar ,', Bruises, iturl4, Scalds, ('happod I-ta,da, Chilhlains. lrest Pile euro on enurth. 1)I ives out Pains and Aeh-. Only 25 ets. a hox. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all I)rlutgists. One first-class fare for the round trip to the world's famous New Orleans Mardi Gras, by the Seaboard Air Line. 2t. Ioqu'rig About Old Freende. Sheriff 13uford received the following letter yesterday and handed it to us to do as we thought best with, from a gen tleman in Ar ansas Inquiring about e-ome old friends. '1'he letter will ex plain itself: Van Buren, Ark. Feb. 16, 1900. Sher'f7 of Newberry County: I)o you know Jim Blaylock, Bill Arnold, 1'd t'ampbell, Jimmie Cromer, or Jimmie Iii pp. Is old General Kinard dead or not. Pierce Lake or Alfred iReeder. If any of the above men are li,'ing will you pslease let nie know where their post-o111CC) are' and oblige, IlltI'T'ON W 1(INS, Van l3uren, Cranford County, A rk. 1Do you know Coal. Jim Williams. Mr. Blalock is living, and his post ofilee is Goldville, Laurens County, S. C. Mr. Alfred M ceder is also living and his address is Gary, Newberry County, S C. Gen. Kinard, Pierceo Lake and Col. Jim Williams are dead. Core Your Cold WiIlo You Can. Is It not better to core your cold while you can, in its incipiency, rat her than take the chances of its resulting in )lem1111101ia, Catitri'h or Co01S1nm)tion, al of which diseases begin with ia cold and imity be prevent,ed by Curinrg uvery cold at the start ? Chamil rlain's ('ou gh Ienedy is famous for its cures of had colds over a large part or t.he civilizod world and ean always be depenled upon. It is pleasant and safe to take too. For sale by W. E. Pelham, Drug gist. Tickets on sale by the Seaboard Air Line to New Orleans Mardi Gras, I'eb ruary 20th to 25th inclusive. 2t. Cotton P'Ianter1 who are interested in high prices for Cottot next fall can hear of somethinlg to theIr advantage by sending a plostli card at on1ce to T i A D)AMS COTTroN COMPANY, 1t. Charleston, S. C. Haneanud sut ilnatie Factory. Newberry is soon to have a handle and shuttle factory. The Secretary of State has Issued a commnissioa to tihe Newberry Handle and Shuttle Comn pany, and the factory will be estab lished at the most suitable place for it in this city, as soon as all necessary ar - rangeanents are made. The corpora tore are: Jno L. A rthur, Chappells: T. C. Pool, M. A. Carlisle and C. E. Summer, of Newoorry. Capital stock to be $10,030. Such enlterprises are what Newberry needs, and from thle men that are ait t,be bottom of t,his undertaking it. will be seen at once that success will be the result of their eff'orts. In addition to making handles of all kinds, the com pany will furnish cotton mill supplice. To Whom It, May Concern. "An attack of Ila gripp)e left, me with a very had( cough," says5 Mr. Seth W. Lyon, of Pittsfield, Michigan. "After' using mtany ditferent remedies for it without material benefit,, I was cured b)y half a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy." Many ot,hers have had a like experience. 25 and 50 cent bot tIes of tils Rlemedy are for sale by W. E. P'elham, D)rug,gist, Don't miss the great New Orleans Mar'dl Gras, February 21st to the 27th, by tihe Seal >ard Air Line. 2t,. All Acta Priomptiy fiandled. Gov. McSweeney has bheen) keeping LIP with thei acts of the general assen. bily as fast as that boudy h-is ground( ilhem out antd sent themi to him. lie had taken up1 Iand reAl every actgratl Iledl up to 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon tnd had approvedl all of them. Latst night be reaaind ~iIn his ollee andic 3ontinuetid tile work. Ils dlesire was to have every act out of the w ry by tihe time the body adj)urne.d shmue die.-Th'i State 16. Mardi Gras by tihe Seaboard A ir Line, February 21st to the 27th. 2t, The entire store is one big b)arigain 3oulnter at this time. It, will pay yonI to buy a snlit, or an overeoat now to lay aside for next season at Jamlesons. tf For... HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS. CA LL ON E. M. Evans &Co TO (:IIA N(Til: I, ItA 1)AillED. I ii." 'therli , (' i,intuetIe, a ,lug a 'it asage of I ,tt' fnr, l0 ,11 to A litn l I)y on. A mm-eln'int is on foot to change tihe roaudb td and rote of the Sou thern i tilvay from I fIelena to Itboit, Dyson. W\'(" haVe not been able to t,et partic tri", l,'.t h :ard the: rtimnor yesterdaty, ;tu fIrn l o'ne who is in position to Ino w, th-it an tIfort was being made to gt't ri"ht of way through a new section of the county. The object is to branch off at. ieiina go out I hrough No. 7, 1s"ing lirough the BHrton place, by D. StnUn's and the Floyd place, by Vaug han vi lie and strike the old road bed sotwt't'hcre about. )ylon. It is clAtimredi that it, will give a much muore sat,isfaetory read to keep up and will st.rike a good section of the county. No trouble hits been had so far In get ting rights of way. Ihoututian h:is been cured in i mu!titudo of cases eiring tihe p,ayt sixty years by P1in. Killer'. 'I'his poteit remedy rubbed vigieri usly in nid around the multering p rts will rtli( ve til stifnet's, reduc Ihe twt-lling Iand hill sll pain. The It1t "t Stbthorn cases yitId to this ireat 1mnt11t wheu perstevered in. Avodi sub siitutes, there is but ono Pait-killer, Perry Dav is's. 25c. ttnd 50o. We are now opening up a five thou sand dolhar steetc of Dry Goods, No tions and Clothing, bought last. July and August before the great a:dvance inl prices. Tltse gonds we will sell at, the ole prices as long as they last, but when tihese are sold out they will be at least 25 per cent. higher, and our cus tolers will have to piay the advance. I f you want some of those plums CoImto at 01Ce to IPlynn's Cash Store. It At Tho l,ern Home Toitorrow Night. Gorton's Miinstrel's will appear at the Opera IIouse totmorrow night, h'eb- I ruai'y 21. in a gr'and minstrel perfor"m anee of ia very high order. This coin pany hits tmade at good record in the Sout h and We think It safe to say that every one who goes will be pleased and come away satislied that, they have got ten t,it' money's worth. Eceslrior Etching.. We had a considerahlo fall of snow in this section on Saturday, along wih a cold wave. it is to be hoped the grain will not get injured. Mr's. Kinard spent a few days with M r. S. 1. Shealey's family of Montt ceel!o community last week. Iliss Kate S,nith of Prosperity has been spending ia few days with ir. J. I). Stone's family of this set,ion. A little child of Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Cook hats been quite sick for a few thys, btt. glad to state It Is improving. Sunday wias a 'old day for church Ioinlg. We have hald the pleasure of meet ing sonle few of the candidates. Place yOu' card in Tbc Herald and News, aind let the people know you are one of the "boys." We .have hiard some few persons say this will be a good year for fruit. We hope) they are pr1edlict.ing aright, and thalCt fr'uit will be lentiful this year. We hope2 the little push up3 in the price of cott.on will nlot, encourage the flarmer's to p)ut in a large cropi thIs year. A small aerea3ige of cottonl means a good r'ico for' it in) the fall. Try It and see. Mrs. I. C. Kibler of Atlantae GaL., spenlt, l"iriday night with Nil. J. A. C. Kibler's famnily of tils sectIon. S ILImA. Februtary 19, 1903. "Carry Suni~ite With You." A brkiht, fresh, l4unnyl face Is always inrwpiring. and1( It alw s det'es3 good isalth~ as well asN a hazppy heart. Many f ares I ha11~t'ere once0 oveirenst with glotn hiave beeni imnde bright anid sunny23 by ii tnd('s Salrsapaj)riila, which cures alli dyspeptic s.yniaptois, strengthens the ner ve' and tonlesl up and in vigorates thle whole syNtem. Constlipat Ion Is cured by Hie ad's Pillls, tho noni-i rritaiting cathartic. Hold by all druggists. A Card. Mr. Editor of the Herald andi News: We niotiee that the polit,ical pot has bc giul to boil. It is rather soon for nomni nations, hbut, still we not,ice they are in or'der, so we riso to p)ut the name of Mr. lIenjain nHalfacr'e before the people rS aL most suitable and trustwort,hy man to till the ofile oif County Supervisor. L'rom what we have hleard1 andl soen in your pap)er, our p)resent Supervisor, W. A. [liii, will retire from this office LInd be~ a caindlidate for C,lerek of the Douirt. If the people of Newberry [Jounty want anlothler true, honiest, and faithfull manL1 to fill tis ofiee we saLy withI ant upli1ftted hand and2( an out st,retcedhL arm11, you can 1find him id tile per'isons of Honjaimin Hlalfacr'o. Mr. H[lliaer'e has always been a kind and abliglig man. It VO,i'rsas ANNOUNGEMENTS. For County Treasurer. I HIlEEhYV ANNOUINCE MIYSELI? AL aCL enntdidatte for' the ollico of Coun nty Tre'asur er' of Newvborry (Count,y, aLndl phi'd e miyself t,to abide thie result of the D emocraltic pr'imtary election. W. W. MUMOLtiULeS. JL. ' oint for Treeasurter of New h e'ty Count.y, and will abide the r'esullt ofi the Democr'atic primar'y election. VOT1eRlS. 'j~ANTi'b B. WHIEFE[ER IS HERE .J. by nomInated as a Candidate for 'ICTeasureri oif Newberry County and Is piledged to abido the result, of the D)emcoci'atic priimairy E'lection, ______VOTERS. flrars tio h Kind You (lava Aiwa a BUght Signatore of Dry Goods a ld Shoes I am still closing out at the lowest Cash prices, all of my Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes and Notions, all Winter Dress Goods, Flannels, Underwear, Gloves, Capes and Jackets at and below Manufacturer's Cost. Spelcal Bargains In Shoes. Whitemiro Shoe Polish, 8 cts. a t'aekage or two for 15 cts. 3 N Spool Cotton and Alexander ling Spool Cotton, 2 for 5 ets. The best hue of Mon's Working Shirts in town. Worth 50 and 40c. Como and soo us often. A. C. JONES. Nowberry, S. C., February (1, 1000. LACK GOOD e We desire to call your special attention to our splendid Black Goods Department Which embraces every thing in BLACK, from 1 5c. Worsted to the fin est Silk. In this depart ment may be found Our special 38 in. Black Henrietta, all wool 50 cts. Our special 44 in. Black Henrietta, all wool 75 cts. Black Cropons, Black Cheviots, Black Mohairs, Black Pop>lius, Black Bongolines, Black Novelties, Black TafTetta Silk, Black GIros (Orain Silkc, Blackc Pow-de-Soie Silk, Black Annure Silk, Black Mournmng Silk, Black Corded Silk, Try Americas Leading WV. B. Corsets in short, medmum and long waist, every pair guaranteed to give sat isfaction or a now Corset given in exchange free. We are closing all last season's Printod1 Organdies and Muslins at from 4c. to 10c. per yd. loss than original price. An opp)ortunity to anticipate on Muslins and save money. c.aa ah MowerCo. Edard sdiotzS JEWELRY STORE. lE'ne Watches, Rlings, Broaches, Studs, Slcyc and Link Buttons, Silver Novoltics, Silver'Table Ware, Cut Glass, Gold and Sil ver Spectacles and Myeglassecs. TOYS& DOLLS Which we will close out, as we will discontinue keeping them. EIUARD S0HOLTZ. JEWEL.ER AND OPTICIAN Wanted. Honest man or woman to traive for large house; salary $O5 monthly and expenses, with increase; position p)ermanent; inclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Manager, 880 Caxtom bldg.. Chuinauo.