The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, April 03, 1900, Image 3
Knights of Pythia;
-Dt%"tle ita1,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
'1T'A'T'E) CONVENTIONS (
(this Lodge will bo held the 2
and 41th Tues(lty nights of each ruon
at 7.30. Visit lug Knights cordial
welcomed. 'II1OS. 1E. EPTI NO,
K. of R. and S
Crot.well Hotel Building.
'I he pension board of No.9 will m
on Saturday 7, at i1 o'clock Prosperil
J. M. TAYItt
Pulley lrIlli4 at 25c 50, 75. and $1.
vooteis.
One good second hand ladies wl<
at Schumlpert's for $10. f
[For "Up-To-Date" Neckwear & shii
go to Copeland Brc . t
StovkholdIerd ltlueiling.
A meeting of the stockholders of t
Newberry Warehouse Company will
held at their ollice over Summer Bi<
store on the 19th day of A pril, 190.
t2t CHiAIRLES E0. SUMMRiR, See.
llanking Hours.
For the next six months the Natior
Bank will close, as their usual custo
at, two o'clock. However the vault w
i be kept open until 5 o'clock p. mu., a
those who have business at the ba1
will find some of the ollieers there
serve them until that, hour.
National Union.
There will be a called meeting of t.
National Union held this evening a
o'clock for the purpose of conferii
ranks. A full meeting is desired
business of importancc is to be trat
acted.
If you want, to buy the best sh
made for gentlemen call for the Lil
Bracket Shoe. Jamlieson.
Old goods don't suit our eustone
or nalro new ones. That's why we p
"a good-by price" on all goods befo
the season closes at Jamieson's. I
Try Copeland Bros. They sell for le
t
There ii no cheap, old mlothi eat
trrsh, no mal ter how I(.w our price's lm
everything is up to (late new tmid st
lisli at Flynn Cash Store. t
Thlt YePielon 11oar<t.
The County I't nsiun Board met i
Monday and approved ia few clainl
however, as some were not ready f
approval it was decided to hold anoth
and a final meeting on next Munday
week the 12th and wind up the bu
ness.
As our ex penses are not more tlar
of any large house in Newh.rry we a
determined to undersell everyhdAy at
no matter what prices arc asked el,
where we will always he lower. t
At F'lynns Cash Store.
Get a Nobby Easter Suit, & hat frc
) peland Bros. cheap. t
Call for the Messenger Shoes I
boys they are tho best made.
Jaieson.
A friend in need is a friend indc
As a suggestion-a warm overcoat I
the cold weather, at. .Jamuieson's. 1
Disp'enear.y iiuainess.
T1he month of March wVoundc uplt
business at the dispensary for the (11
quarter of the year 1900. Trhe salies 1
Lhe mhonth amounted to $3,7i15.
which cost $2.933.20, leavIng a gr<
pr ofit of *8il.'19). The ex pensac: for
month was $15t.58, leaving a net lpro
of $660.21.
The net pro'ifits for the qluari
amo1(unted to $2,032 50, wvhich wI
divided between the county and( tnu
FRtEE lULOOD) oURE.
An ofl',r providing faith to suffe,rers.
Is your Blood Pure? Are you su:
- f it? Do cuts and scratches heal sIc
,ly? Does your sk in itch or burn? Hai
imifples? Eruptions? Aehi
Jolles or Back? Eezema? Old 8ort
Bloi s? Scrofula? Rheumatism? F<
Breath? Catarrh? Arc you pale?
so purify your11 Blood at ondo wi
B. B. K.(Botanic Blood Ba]lm).
makes the blood pureC and rich, he:
every sore andl gives a clear, smooi
healt,hy skin. Deep-seated cases li
ulcer's, cancer, eating sores, p)aln
swellings, blood poison ar'e quicl
cured byv B. B. B., made especially
all obstinate Blood and skin troubi
13. B. B. is different from other ron
dies because B. B. B. drains the pois
and humor out of the blood and entl
system so t,he simptoins cannot retui
Give it a trial. It cures when all el
falls. Trhor'oughly toBsed for thiu
years. Sold at drug stores at $1 I
large bottle, 6 large bottles (full te
mont) $5. So sufferers may test it
trial bottle given away absolutely fri
Write for it,. Addiress BLoon BA
Co , Atlanta, Ga. Write today. I
scribe trouble and freo medical advl
given. ly
Shoes Bought of Copeland Br
Shined Free.t
Call for the Messenger Shoe:
boys. Jamiceson
Lilly Braeketts & Co.'s Fine Sh<
for Men in all the latest toes and ha
2ust received at Jamloson 's
where. We will save you mon<
f.t 0. J. Pnrcell & Co,
Wanted,.
Osecond-hand three or ft
~wor engine and boiler. A pp
Sfull particulars as to condilti,
&c., to~
- ~H. S. IowingIiF,
The.Up t.o-Date Steam Laundry,
t&t-tf Newberry, S. C
An Exception to tihe le~i.
A shop whore you can got what
want and when you want it.
STUARIT Bri
. i HT. TEaman Mannage. t&fi
VA1tiOIUS ANI) ALL A13OUC.
AItr W. 11. Eddy Is clerking for I, M.
I:vans & Co.
The game of ball will be free tonor
row afternoon.
It was not i sand storm yesterday
only the Newberry dust.
A good game of b:llI at the college
)I" grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Id J. JL. La w wants to buy 10 shares of
th Newberry Cotton MI ill stock.
ly
Air. W. A. 11111 is announced as a
candidate for Clerk of Court.
Mr. J1. 1). Smith is announced as ato addt o 'ttt uevsr
et, eanidilate for (Coun,ty Su perv isor.
y. Miss Kate Wheeler, of Winnsboro. is
visiting relatives in the; city this week.
I'tev. Guo. A. \W'right Will preach at
at I elena at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Tie County Alliance will meet on
'.'I Friday wit,h the Mt. Pilgrim Alliance.
It
See notice of meet ing, of stockholders
'Is of the Newberry War"ehouse Company.
i Members of the National Union will
ret.lerlbert the called meeting this even
lie inir
be Mr. .1. 1. I'erdne is announced in this
)' issue as a candidate for County Super
v isor.
The County registration books were
open on Molnday. IPVerybody should
al register.
1t, lr. 1. S. Wheeler is announced as a
id canduidate for County Superintendent of
llk Educattion.
t r. '1. Paysinger is announced in
this issue as a candidate for County
Supervisor.
[ie Look on the fourt h page of this paper
g and see what they have for you at
1 Flynn's Cash Store.
as Dr. W. A. Young, who has been on
is- the road traveling for a drug house, is
at home for a few weeks.
Dc Mrs. Ray Wat ts while at her domes
ly tic work i fuw days ago was painfully
burned abmout the arm and face.
"s The familiar form of our friend Ed
ut 1 tuss is s(-en in) the city again. He has
re been at lli-nderson,ville for a while.
Newhee ry has it veritable "coogler"
its will he auee from the poetry On the
t goat fol'owiing the account of the ball
gamne.
re A new comnty dispensary board has
Y- been recomumended by the county dele
gation and an appoint ment is expected
this week.
>n The hour for prayer meeting at the
is; Lutheran Church has been changed
or from 7.:0 to 8 o'clock each Wednesday
er evening.
a Tthe city received a cheek yesterday
'- for $1,016.28, the share derived from
te Eales at the dispensary for the past
qluarter,
re It's fashionable now for ladies to car
ld ry violets in their mouth. At least
some of them do in Newborry, we
observe.
Rev. A. S. Leslie, of the Saluda Cir
C cuit, att,ended services Sunday at the
Methodist Church and took part In the
or exercises.
The many friends of Supt. P. J. Voss
were glad to see him out Monday. lie
d. has beeni confined to his bed about a
or week with gippe1).
A select nine1 11as been formed in tile
city and will go over and lay' the college
eboys tomnorriow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Comle out and see it. It will be a warm
or game.
)5, The man~y friends of Mr. WV. A. 1'ui
we mer21 will rcgr'et to learn that, he is
he ser'iously ill at, Ils hlomle in th is city,.
fit We hope) to hear' of 1h1s earIly r'ecover'y
t.o hlis usual good healt,b.
er Mi'. J. N. Kennedy left the cit,y Mon.
're day to make a tour' of the eaisternl part,
ni. of the State. Hie is' the pleasant and
hutstl ing repe)1csentaLtive of the Carolina
Manufacturing Company.
A blind mar. being 10(d by a trained
reC dog attralcted considlerable attent,ion on
the streets yesterday. Tedgwould
2g ledtile man inito stores and open doors
s? whlen the man would askc for alms.
There will be a public meeting at the
ph Lutheran Church on next Sunday night
It. by the Ladies Missionary Society, of
18 that church. Rev. D)r. C. H. Armstrong
will detiver an address on tbat occas
'u slon. Puiblic Invited.
ly1r. J W. Receder is having somne great
'imp)rovemlents made on the front of his
e.. drug store. He is having large plate
on glass windows put. In and when com plot
r'e ed wvill make one of tile p)rett,iest fronts
n.in the city. Reeder i's a hustler'.
ty Dispensary Inspector Boykin was in
CR the cit,y last week and inspected things
a at the dispensary. Hie found the books
10. and everything In or'der. Islpenser
~M Epting and his clerk, Mr. Tr. B. Perry,
4-are managing the dispensary very sat,is
03factory. We hear no comp)laint from
any qjuarter.
It Augusi. Flower.
ror ."It is a sur'prising fact," says Prof.
, outon, "that in my tr'avels In all parts
of the world, for the last ten years, I
)0s have met mor'e people that halve osed
sts Green's August Flower' t,ban any other
.remedy, for dys,ep'la, deianged liver
and stomalch), and for constipatIon. 1
find for tourist" a il s.desmen, or for
opersons filling ollica p)osit,ions, where
n0 headaches and general bad feelings
ngfIom Irre'gular' habits exist, that
3. Green's Augrust, Flower Is a' grand
romedy. It doos not lnjur'o the system
by frequent use, andl is excellent fo'
tour' stomachs and I ndigestion." Samlp'
air bottles free at WV. E. Pelhamn's.
ly Sold by dealer's in all civilized coun
tries. tlyr
We are now making
.two nice card Photos1
for 25 cents or six for
,oa 50 cents.
.Elite Photo Studio,
ItAiEIIAt.t. T0,'101MOlzVW,
'The Most Interisting Gatno of the Meau
EXpreted--Collego and Town to Cross
liats-Adtmienlon Free.
Thinking that, there is at possibilit
to defeat the college nino on their owl
diamond, and an opportunity to giv
the college boys some good practice
and, at 1he samne time, amtuse those wh
enjoy seeing a game of ball, a nine ha
been selected In town and will play a
the college tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The town nine will go on thl
diamuond without, practice, but as ther
ali several good ball players on c,h
nine, a good game is promised.
The town nino will line up as fol
.i. K. llats-t'.
C. C. Stuart -C.
Richard Cald well-1 b.
"Coogler" Caldwell-2 b.
lBen Iawkins-3 b.
1 arve'y Cabailss-S. S.
T. O. Stuart-L.V
Ole llowers-11. F.
A. F. Copeland-C. F.
Substitutes-Tom Bradley, L. C. Pitt
and Maj. Copoland.
M1lanager, J. W. Earhardt; assistan
manager, S. B. Jones.
\Mascot-F'iddler Cannon.
Rooters-The whole town.
There will be no admission fe
charged and if you miss this"game, yot
miss the treat of your life.
Business in the city should be sus
pended during this game.
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions ro'
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them; also Old, Running ant
Fever Sores, Ulcers, llls, Felons
'orns, Warts, ('uts, Bruises, Burns
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Best Pile cure on earth. Drive
out Pains and Aches. Only 25 cts.
box. Cure guaranteed. Bold by a]
Druggists.
('>e n and see with your eyes an
they will tell a bigger and better tal
than any ad we can write at Flynnm
t It
The Prettiest White Goods and Em
broideries in Newberry is at Copelan
Bros. t it
You will regret, it if you do not se
our Stock of Clothing before buyinf
your Sprilg Suit.
tf S. .1. Wooten.
A New Feature.
Tie National bank, one of the estal:
lished institutions of the city, has es
tablished a savings department an(
will pay 4 per cent. interest on all dc
porits. This is a new feature with thi
bank, and the deposits are already in
creasing-however, the deposits, as th
last report shows Is double what I
was a year ago. Since Mr. Carlisle ha
filled the Presidency of this institutio
the deposits have run up to $277,013 4(
as shown in the last report. Mr. Ca1
lisle is a good financier and is makinl
a magnificent success as a banker.
$100 Reeward Sloo.
The readers of this paper will be pleased t
le:rn that there is at least one dreaded dia
ess that science has beent able to care in a
its singes, andi 1hat Is C':'ar, Ia. Hiatts Caitarr
Cnain is thle on ly nose .ive cue known to Ith
medciical I:a~ inilty. C:t t it being a cos,
ii nIal dismise, re'gni'es a coansli ii o
a e:ra nenit, laills ta.arn i Curea is aike1 ana
*ea 'y, act ino; dii ce,ily upon the tblood ain
h'ncor99 Su .'aces of I'Ie system, thereby di
s.tvig tihe ft.s,ed': on of Ibeo disease, an
g,va,'x t du piiat a ith by baalding tup th
con s a.nI ton andt at .. 'ds~t aaiute in, dos og if
woal: 'ihe i palne .ois saive so muchOl f:aith it
i. . cul.a vei powie s, * sat, they oirer One liun
da i DOoras f'or en v cise 'ceit It failts 10 oCurt
i-.end ior list of I c i moal is.I~ Add ress
F.,J. Cil EN EY &00.. Toledo,0O
iSold tby diroaggis-s. 73e.
lalPs Fua.ily Piis tare the best
100 Doz. mnens negligee just opione
25e. 45i. 65c. 95c. utp-to-date styles a
t&f 2t Mlmnaughs.
Be Sure and go to see CJopelaind Brom
wvhen in Town at their New Store. t 1
We are dependIng tact on sharp sales
p)eople but on the good judgement c
buyers at Flynnus. t 11
If you care to exchange $12 08 wortl
of Legal Te'nder for $1'l 00 worth c
ovcrcoat you can have the chance t
do so at Jamieson's. tf
Ziegler Baros'. Ladles and Misses fin
Shoes and Oxfords just received at
f&ttf. Jamnieson's.
Don't buty your easter hats until yo:
see our line. No mnore high prices I
millinery.
2t t&f Mimnaugh.
Tihe County AllIance
T1he Newberry County Alliance wil
hold Its First Quartely Meeting wit]
the Mt. Pilgrim Alliance on Frlda3
A pril 6t h. All Sub Alliances are requesl
ed1 to send deilegates to the meceting
Sub Alliances will eend their annus
dues.
T1heo followIng que sion will be dii
cussed:
Resolved, That ti e auoss and prot
perity of the South Caro0ana farmer i,
the future dlepenids largejy, notso muc
on the number of acres cultIvated pe
hand or plow, but more on the mor
thorough preparation and cultivatio
and( the increased productiveness <
the soil which will gIve to him large
returns and profits per acre.
Under tile above question or resolti
tion the two sysatemls can be compare
andl discuIssed together with the sures
and most economical methods of ix
p)roving the soil.
R. T1. C. HUNTER, Pres.
C. F. BOvD, Sec.
.Jamtcson bas jutst returned from th
Northe.'n markets where -he purchase
the largest stock of Clothing, Shoe
Hats and Furnishing Goods brough'iti
this market, and ho is now in a pos
tion to better suppjly your wants tha
ever before. W hen you need anyth ii
in his line call on him. f tf
WVe have just received a lot of o
ored shirts from Wilson Bro' s a
newest patterns. . Jamieson.
Zoigler Bro's Shoes for ladies al
the best maden. J.aieon
'YHiE CAMP NIFETINtJ.
c Many of the 01d Vot(rans Were Out d
Mondhuy-Proceedinge or the
Meeting.
y The James ). Nance Camp of Unite
ai Confederate Veterans met on Monda;
U and the meeting was more largely a
tended than usual.
U In the absence o' the Cominmandan
s Dr. R. C. Carlisle was requested to n<
t in that capacity.
1 0. L. Sebumpert, Esq., reported ft
3 the committee on the death of i)
o Peter l.obertson, and the resolution
3 were unanimously adopted. In secom
ing tho resol utions, fitting tributt
- were paid to I)r. Itobertson as a soldko
and citizens, in most appropriate an
touching words, by Judge Pope, I)1
McClintock, and Mr. W. C. Meggett.
Mr. M. J. Scott reported for t,h
committee on the death of Mr. Hlop
Buzhardt, and the resolutions wer
unanimously adopted.
The resolutions mentioned abov
will be published later.
Trho following were appointed a con
3 mittee to draft suitable resolutions o
the death of Mr. I. N. Gary, to repor
t at the next meeting: Geo. Johnston
W. TV. Tarrrnt, and D. B. Wheeler.
Dr. James Mcintosh was appointe
chairman of the conmittee to make a
a rangemen s for the observance(
r memorial day, and the camp suggeste
that the committee invite Bisho
Capers to speak to the old soldiers o
that occasion. Dr. McIntosh will b
assisted on this committee by Mr. W
F. Ewart, on the part of the 8ons <
> Veterans, and Mrs. Geo. Johnstone, o
the part of the Drayton Rtutuerfor
Chapter, both of these organizatior
having given assurance that the
would assist and lend all their power
9 in helping on this grand and gloriou
cause.
Messrs. 0. L. Schumpert, W. I
Fair, W. D. Hardy, and L. M. Spect
were appointed a committee to get ir
formation concerning railroad fare an
advantages and hotel rates and accon
modations in Louisville, Ky., for th
occasion of the coining annual reunion
and report at the next meeting.
Judge Y. . Pope made a most touch
3 lug and timely address on the line c
keeping up the organization and sent
ment andireverence for the old soldier:
whose ranks are so fast being thinne
out, which voiced the sentiments <
every true citizen and South Carol
nian. May the memory of the Confet
orate soldier ever live and keep fres
in the minds of the youth for genera
tions and generations to come, and 1<
it ever be a shame on him who woul
not rover the memory of those gran
and glorious characters who left a
that was near and dear to them t
fight, and in many cases gave up thel
lives, for their country. To those wh
have no such sentiments, we say wit
Judge Pope, they are not worthy I
live, for they do l.ot love the countr
to which they were born.
The camp adjourned to meet on sal
day in May.
B liamarck's Iron Nerve
a Was the result of bis splendid healti
-Indomitable will and tremendous one
.gyr are not found where Stomach, Live
i iidney and Bowels are out of orde
If you want these qlualitles and tL
a success th)ey bring, use D)r. King
s New Life Pills. They develop ever
1 power of b)rainl and body. Only 25e
~all Drug Stores.
REEDERS',
,The first and onl:
t wholesale and retal
Drug Store in New
i berry. They imitate n<
.one, and are doing tht
business. t&f2t
B fest *3.( ' mons shoe in Newberry.
at Mimnaughs.
t&f 2t
An Opportunity to G3t a Good BIusiness.
3 Any one wishing to go into ti
Green Grocery and Meat Business wi
save money by addressing "X.," cai
The Herald and News, Newberry, S. (
t&frtr.
Mouldidge, Lumber, Laths an
Shingles. STUAR BROS.
E. H. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf
Now is the oportunity to cloth
both legs for the price you'd generall
pay for one leg in pants at
tf. Jamieson's.
Just received a nice line of pretI
Belt Buckles and Rings at Eduam
I Scholt,z's Jewelry Store. t&f 3t.
.Short lengths white lawn 6e. reguhi
10c. quality at Mimnaughs.
21. t&f
i We want your trade; we will saa
1 you money.
r t&ftf. CI. J. Purcell & Co.
a -----~
a Big and little boys are equally fitte
fout here, from the toddler just aspirir
to "pants" t,o the long trouserod yout
r on the ragged edge of manhood, ever;
thing from hats to shoes.
. tf At Jamioson 's.
t New lot of New England .Watchi
. just in. Come in and see us.
t tf Daniels&. Co.
Mimnaugh has the most complp
store in the up country,
t&f 2t
If you need any columns, balustersi
- turned work got our prices before y<
0 buy. We will save you mone.y. Sati
-faction guaranteed. STrUART BROS.
n E. H. LESLIE, Manager. t&f tf.
Look out for Purcell & Co.'s a
~. vertisement. t&ftf.
The entire store is one big barga
counter at this time. It will pay y
S,to buy a suit or an overcoat now to F
aside for next season at~ Jamiesons. I
The Ball Game.
OA1tOLINA IIOYS WIN liY A SCOE 01
TWFCNTV-TEEN TO NOTIIINti.
(1v Us "New lierriecn" The tioys Shoutr,l
When tiahy Hid Wonx he Yh!ctory.
(Columbia LRecord, March 31st.)
T, he students at the South Carolina
t college won an easy victory over the
Newbery college team yesterday after
'- This is just what every one predicted.
s Malone seemed to have an easy time
in striking out the opposing eiteam.
5 A fter the contest the Carolina t'oys
P caused tumch amusement by displaying
1 a pllacard on which was written. " 1ie
' us New berries."
Here is the story of the game as told
c oy the score card:
6
CARIOLINA.
e M alone, p- .......... .................... 3 0
Brooker, lb..---... ... .............. 3 0
Zimineruman, s s......................... 4 0
n \VaddAl, 2 b.---------................ 2 0
Shand I f................................. I
, cder, e.................................... 3 1
Littlejohn, e f ............................. 3 0
i Pelh am , 3 b.............................. 2 0
Carwile r f...... ........................ 2 0
231 2
Nl:vnI t 11Y.
tl It F:
e Chandlcr, and I f ...................... 0 2
.laigler, r f....... ...........0 2
f Renwick, I f and p....................0 24
a El m ore, 2................................ ( .
l W iles, s a --...- ... .................... 0 4
a Claussen, 3 b ...................0 "
y Luther, 1 b................................ 0 0
s Swygert, c............................... 0 4
s Johnson, e f................. ........... 0 -1
- 0 25
8 SCORt 'lY INNIN(1S.
Carolina.................5 2 0 4 1 Ai 15 23
Newberry ..............000000000 0
Till-: SUMMARtY.
Stolen bases--Newberry, 0; Carolina,
10.
Two base hits-Malone, 1; Brooker,
f 1; Zimmerman 2; Shand, 1; Felder, 1;
- Littlejohn, 1, Luther, 1.
Double plays-Malone to Waddell to
a Brooker.
f Base on balls-Oif Chandler, 2; olf
iRenwick, 1.
L- Hit by pitched balls-By Malone, 1.
b Passed balls-By Swygert, 4.
. Wild pitehes--Chandler 1.
Struck out-By Chandler, 2: Malone.
d 18.
d Umpire-A. M. Meetze.
i Scorers-Moses, Brim and Ardrey.
o The Newberry boys carried a little
r goat along as a mascot and the follow
o ing lines on the "wayward goat" has
h been handed ts for publication by one
o of the cranks, Newberry's Coogler.
y A WAYWARD G1OAT.
All dressed in gray,
- Newberry went to Columbia to play;
Untainted by soil of other defeats,
They were determined and sure to beat.
. As a mascot they carried a lit,tle goat,
And around the diamond he did Iloat,;
~'Waiting for the boys to cross home
e plate,
s' That he might give a cheerful bleat.
y
t But poor "Billy" waited in vain,
For the Newberrians had lost their
fame,
"Billy" swore he would not own his
name,
{ Or fly the colors that 1 wre no fame.
Weary from defeat "B3illy" lay down to
- sleep,
y D)reaming that Carolina would fall at,
their feet,;
twsbest deemed by nine men of the
team,
That Billy, being the strongest, and
with two extra Ieg s,
Should carry to New berry, th e basket
of. goose eggs;
Bunt, alas, poor "Billy" has repent,ed of
his sias,
e And now is sweetly resting in Pope's
il butcher pen;
'e
SHero lies our little ''Billy,"
Dressed In colors galore;
Whose place can only be filled
d By RLhodeii, our curator.
MORIALI:
Kids from Itheir mothers should not
sbray,
e Bloys at home should learn to play,
y Weary Willie.
ils Life Wan saved.
yMr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen
dof Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wet).
derful deliverance from a frightful
death. In telling of it he says: "I
was taken with TyphoId Fever, that
ran into Pneumonia. My lungs be
came hardened. I was so wenk I
couln't set tup ini bedl. Nothing
helpsed me. I expected to soon (di0 of
e Consumption, when I heard of Dr.
King's New Discovery. One b)ottle
gave gree t relief. I con tinuedl l' use
It, and now amr well and( strong. I
dcan't say too much in its prai!:e." T1hils
Smarvellous medicine is the surest and(
quickest cure in t he worldl for all
Throat0 and Lung Trouble. Regular
tree at all Drug Stores; every bottle
guaranteed.
WEDDING PRESENTS
~o Celery Stands, Butter Dishes,
Cake Plates, Syrup Pitchers,
Sugar Dishes, Spoon Holders,
rCream Pitchers, Fruit Stands,
un Waiters, K(nives, Forks,
s- Tea and Table Spoons,
Sugar Spoons, Butter Knives,
Gravy Ladles, Soup Ladles, &c.,.
1. made in quadruple plate ONLY. Weo
also have a now lot of Sterling Silver.
Tea Spoons and a few Seth Thomas
n Clocks left which MUST go.
>u Yours truly,
Y DANIizLS & CO.
Uenti of Mr. It. ( jilell )ta ,m,.
Mr. I3. t)'decl Duncan died at i1
residence in this cit,y on Sunday iilit.
lie had been sick several ta; with
heart trouble, but had ;.otten eiiih
betterI, but, whlen vele 'ilondayL n"
in- failed to anu:wer and wa.. fo;in LI a
in his bed. Ml r. Duncan was a tlit,
peaceable, inollen'e siv(e citize'n. lie wa
Jne of the best retid Iunn of our i'y alnd
an of the most able an(d aceuatc
writers in the State. lie had hi con.
victions atndl dared to stand by th hem.
lie wits Ia good coneisationilist lr and
Was always )leasint 'omiouitty. lie was
jorn on J uly 15, .S:t' , Ima inl iim at
.ihe Lille of his death, in tihe ;h)I"n u
>f his age. lie was appointed by (;ei.
lrant, ('onul to Naples from 1 9A t,,
lsit1, andl to SmIyrnat from luo i to id
u.d back to Naples frot I1' 2 to 1- I
Un November the 7th, 18;. he- wa
inarried to Miss 'dary S. Dillard. wi ,
lied in 1888. To this union w:i: bon
Lwo children, O'dell il., andt Na I'.,
vlosurvive hitn. li- has many rclht i (
tnd friends who have th' sympathy of
le comInuniity in1 their bercavlel -lit.
Ills reinis will be bu'ied it I -
inolt. Ceinetery W ed nesday loutrn i itz at
10 o'clock.
No Right. to U1glinet4.
The weo ici who is lovely in I'ave,
fo'ini andi1 tellier will alwyitys lmvce
Pltiends, but one w.ho woli hoi attrae
ive 11111t keep her healtI. I si ic i
weaklt, iekly and ill run tiown, he
will be nervous and irri iabltie. If sli
ias ('on14t1itton or kidm"y (r(nb" l, her
opure1i" blood will cause l-imlulles,
)lothes, skinl eruptI ions8 and at wrtched
ollplexion. Eleeltie Iillers is the
Lest lmedicine in the world to reit. htte
itolaoli, liver and kidneys and to puri
'y the blood. it gives strong lerves,
iright eyes, smtooth, velvety skinl, rieb
totpl lexion. It will take it goot
ooki ng, charmtins; wolan of a iun
lovun invalid. Only r ceits at till
Drug Stores.
I am pay ing ''e per1' 11oundtl for old rul'
ber boots and shoes.
II. S. I ightnmirt',
t,&ftf. At Newberry Liaundir. r
The New Spring Shoes for l2-itlie-,
lei, ioy+s, Misses & ('Itlldren are I',-r
reet Beatities at Copeland 13rt 1. t It
If you want Corn, Flour, li\ola- -
ugai' or 13aeo n, step int.o C. .1. I'ur
ell & Co. and get iices before lvin;.
We will save you good money. 1-ftI
If you need columns, halusters or any
iurned work, get our prices Iefoi' hi
ig. We will save you tton 'y. S:t
faction guaranteed. Sri' u, I t>s.
E. II. LlsAlI, l\inager. t f If.
No mnatter what, pl'ices you le
luoted, we will always he lowe'r.
t&ftf C. .1. 1'me ell &\ Co.
STATEMENT
Of the C011d11lcil of The C0111m1rCi.'Cal Bailk
of NCWOcri'Y, S. C,, at 10 ci;aC of
bllsiilc. March 31 1, 1900, Fa~icd
iii Cofolility iIh al Aci of llac
iwrM Assombly.
l(l;S11tC1:S.
Notes (liicounted ................$iit, I 2u1.:i
Safe anmd other' lixtLures........ 2,:lli1-h5
Revenue st.ampIi itecount l........ 701 21
Dver'driafts securied and un ie
fDuc fr'om ot,ber bnks........... .1 ,:mi Si
Cash onl h~t and............ :0o ;n
Unod I v ided prnt ........ i;i.2 78
D)ividend s un pa)Iid ......... :,59 50
D)eposits:
Blanks s....................$ .,8;6. 11I
$1.17,512.905
l'ersonally applear1ed befor'e mei 7 1".
Wright, Cash iera of the abovi1~e namedii i
BaLnk, ' ho swears thait the above statie
ment is corre'ct to L,he best, of is k nowl-.
edge and belief.
ZA. I". WlUGHT1',
C'asieir.
Sworn to before me th is A piil :1(d, I1000.
N. P'. of S. C.
L. W. I"LOYD,
F. 'A. Wf LON,
JNO. M. K iNAIRD.
STAT EF EN T.
Of Conditions of The Newberry
Savings Bank of Newberry,
S. C., at the Close of Business
March 31st, 1900. Pub
lished in Conformity With An
Act of the General Assembly.
Bonda .. . .. .. .. .. 2,272 -l(0
For'niture and Fixtures .. I ,:100 00t
Collection Account . .I.. )1 00
Overdrafts secured and uin
Duc fr'om other
banks . .. . $24,828 401
Cash . .. . .. $24,E;00 9-- $ 40,528 -i:t
$1 87,7(l0:1)
Capital ... . . . . . . . .50,0 0()
Pr'olts less expenlses paid . I 1,000 5:i
Dividends unpaid .. . .. 58~8 00
Cash ier's cheeks
outstanding . $ 12 20
Batnk deposits . $ 4h,210 (i5
Individual depos
its . . .. .*118,8:35 5:3- 12:3, l0i 47
$187.70:1 (00
P'ersonally fPappere before rie, .J. Il
Norwood, Cashilor of abovtd n1lamedl
Blank, who being duly swor'n, says the
abiove statemetnt ii 'ri'e to t i,hi-bst of
his1 knowle'dgo and1 beliief
J. 10. NOR~ WOOlD, ('-hi 'r.
Sworn to before mue thiis :hed tday of
A pril, 1900.
W3r. C. TVnI.l Ir,[ . s I
A,ttest: N. P. J"on f. C.
JAMEs MC'INTOSIl.
JAs. K. GImJ.
0. McRi. HIorli*.
wle gene m reliablec
:!(1 iCc n . T y
Cutrc :"i'l 11 la ache, .>i1.
iou.:,_''''':, :SOur1 ;tomiach,
mai1(. +m'e pation. Sold
\(.. -' 2C. p 1r bOX.
c"t;'2tl u,',.1.1 i':1 & C.,Lcw,'ll.Mass.
i .
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For (lork of Court.
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111)n111.'' ,I a a lnn' attl ell folr
I lt"l;;h'11 to a4 h-l " 1I he n 1alt of the I)lt
For County 'Trea. urer.
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Ir1'i I'I .Ilit II 1 u 1 ( R a 1a it 1III Il:l"
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1th4 reult of! ii th l norratie iomry
11I:ilil .\ NX(N( '-.: \l\YS!:.:lr'
a( ;1 n:1 di.I t. L or III ', , (lieic of
1 I-Iunt' '1I', r 111r r ofl N.-wh:11.rry1 County,
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h1 cr y" ('Ilunt . ll r il Ilb1bb' I rS u l ' tlt
1. the lhnClti 1 lrimIry "i' etion.
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Sii' 111n1ini oa t I a1; ('a; lid11ilat(I for
l' surr (' f N ewh rry I('ount.,,' and
l t l t,) I II I' I r ,tlt of th
I) to erat I. ri mry t h-t : 4 Ii1i1n.
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Fcr Auditor.
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oFor r a y u.crvisor,
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. t0 a .tl e ilbbt+' fi'r (''un ty 'Supe(r
vi or in t}I he combI.'r lh- t ion, andll p,1Ldgu
w%-'!f I, a ;(1 t h I1 It IIt. Of the I)emo
i'.\\"SlN(;LI :IAY
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Fora a cnyting - yorout Super
vi-oo nd Qu'a1 t'l \ -rlf it> abido t,h
re ult S l te lti:I .Iti pIrim:t y.
Lowe >. Pic '-::e .
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JtL at a t'; n li.1;1t1 filr t'ono,ty Super)
oieor, hh' mystl t he
r"1:ult (If 11t " I), 1(1wratiir prlimary"\.
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