The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, April 27, 1900, Image 3
Corrected ever y Tuesay and Friday
3' by Sum0 1inr Bros.
-M eat ...................... . . ......... 7 d 3
Si oulo s .......................... e
H a s l.................................. .I '(al-e
B ost Lard ............... .......... 9 01)100.
B30st Aveass,rw Crop ...... 60C.
Good o ass0s... ......... ........ 26(r60e.
C ot n ................................... .ie.
IM aLL .......... . . ......... ........... 0 .
I ay ...... .......... . . ................ 900.
W heat 11, ........................... $1.10,
1 fit Patent Plo. -.................. $1 25(i 1.50.
2nd 1.est F Lur.................... .4.25.
Strait lo ........................ $4.00.
Good Ordinaty P-oa si............25(3.75.
Suga .................. ..... .........
-R (lo .................................... (a .
CoiI'UO................................. 10(lOQ 5c.
Cotton sed inl , pwr lack... $1.15.
Balo [lulls, per Cwt .............. 0.
Comntry Pr'rmItce
BIuter, p ................... 15(e200.
Eggs, per dozen ................. 12'e
Chickens, eaoh.................... 1.5(,250.
PeaC , pI' bushel..., .. .......... 85i.
Coi-u, pe bushel.................. >5C.
Oats, per bushel .................. 35(ee-0e.
S weet potatoes .................... 60(a
Turkeys, per b ............ . (;((e 8v.
Fodder, per cwt ................. 15(q C0.
For 1a1l.
I'Wo two-horse wagons, a miower anl
rake and one good mule for sialo on
easy terms. A pply to
Prosperity, S. C. f3t
Depot at KInards.
The Railroad Conmnissioners went to
I Kinards, onl the Cohnnbia, Newberry &
Laurens road today to look into the mat
ter of a depot, which the citizens of that
place have been petitioning for. The
members of the Comnission expect to
return this aftern -on.---Coltnbia Record,
April 26th.
Working Diy amid Night
The buslest and mightlest littl thing
that ever was made is Dr. Ring's N-w
Life Pills. EvT.ry pill is a sugar coa:1ted
globule of heall II, t hat eiatnges weak
11Css into stlet gh, itlessess into en
ergy. I braIl n-1fag into ilenital pover.
They're wonedrful in bu1ilding up the
health. Only 25o per box. Hold by till
Druggists.
A Meainuro viarty.
The Neasuro l'arty advertised and
postponed through those column:i s some
weeks ago, will be "Vei under lth aus
pices of the L-ulic.' kid Society of Ave
leigh chu b on Friday evening, A pril
27th, at the resetIence of .lr1. (G;eo'g
MeWhir-ter. The public is cordillv
invited to attend. .iours 8.30 to 11
o'clock p. Il.
Rt d1 Hu t From the oun
Was tihe ball that hit G. Ii. Slead
mvan of Newark, Michigatn, in the Civil
War. It causrd h:r-ible Uleers that
to treatineit hel ped for 20 yeTre. Ten
Nicklen's A riea H tilve eured him.
Cities Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Fo I
Mmns, Corns, Skin lEruptoims. Best Pile
Cure o. earthI, 2-3 cs. a box. Cure
guaranteed. S >1(1 by all Drugglsts.
Tho Carp31, Storo.
, If yo are int need of any article that
one would expect to find in an up-to-date
carpet store, 't vill pay you to read the
adlvert iscnenit of Jones's C:trpet Store, of
Coluntnbia, and wr-ite for prices. It is said
to be the greatest bargain house of the
kind in the State.
A 'I ESTIMONIAL FRIOM OLD) ENGLANI)
"'I conItHder Chamnberlai n's CJough
Remnedy the best In t he world for broni
chitis," saiys M%r. WVilliamn Savory, of
Wadrringt:tm, Eniglaind. "It savedl miy
wilfe's life, she hiavinig a myrtyr to bron
chitli-4 for ov er six years, being miost or
tho tIme conf in -d to her bed. She is
nowv gnite wvell." Soh'l by WV. E. PeI
ham Druggist. Imi
Mairred at Chapp' lis.
Dr. WV. 0. IIolloway and Miss Sara C.
Siuitht wer~e united in mnarriage at the
Baptist church at Chappells on Wecdnes
.amy evening at 8.50 o'clock. The cere
mony was perforiined b)y Rev. B. 1.'. Cor-.
Lley. The bride's father. Mr. WV. R.
Smith, gave a r oeptioni at his residence
immediateiy after the ceretuony in honor
of the happy event.
ISr.,v., Men Fa l1
Victims to stomach, liver and kIdney
troubles as wvell as womeon, anid all
feel the results in loss of appetite, pois
ons in the blood(, ba:ckaebte, ner'vous
niess, headache and ti redl, lIstless, run
dlownU feeling. But~ t here's no need to
Jeel lIke that. Listen to J. atrd ner,
Idaville, lInd. iIe says: "l'lectric Jilt
toe are just the thliig for ia tman wh'len
heit Is all run down, 1and( don't e-are
whether he 1ives or (lies. It. did( more1.
to give mue nowy strenth andt( goodi ap
p)otlte thani anythitng I could take. I
can eat anythIng and hav'e a unew lease
on life." Only 50 cents at all Drug
Stores. Every bottle gurantteedl.
Tarrant -K(igore.
Mr. Robt L. TVarrant and Miss Rosa
Hlampton Kilgore were unmitedI ini marlt
riegc Wednesday eveing at 8.30 o'clock,
at the residemnce of Mr. A. M. Teague, by
Rev. D. P. Boyd. The brtidle is a daugh
ter of thte Ite Andrew J. Kilgore, anid is
a popular young lady. T1hie grooml is thle
eldest soil of Mr. WV. Tr. Tarranit. The
Syoung couple wvill, for the presenit, have
roonms at Mr. Teague's. Thtey have tile
best wishes of The Herald and News.
Mnhions GIvent A way
ft is certainly gratifyinlg t.o thme pub
l10 to know of oneo coucern In the land
who are not afraid to be generous to tihe
nIeedy and eutrering. The proprie tors
of Dr. King's New Discovery for (Jon
sul)ption1, Coughs and Colds, have
given away over toil million trial bot
s ties of tis great medicine; and havt
thfe satisfactIon of knowing it has ab
eQIhutely cuired thtousattda of hopelesmi
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse
nfpand all diseases of tile Thrt'Ot
(Mest..andt Lungs are attrely cured b.y
& Da'll on all Druggist, and get a tria
bottle free. Regular size 50e. and $1
ve'y bot,tle gitaranteed, or price re
*n4ed
Se ty>tice of fii:l sett' init.
"Taps, the Waili." Wait mal see it.
The small boy is happy ---the merry-go
roun1d is inl town.
Attend the nteeting of your l)eImocratic
('10b tomorrow.
1ir.m.lhn N. lss i annunced ass Ia
canldidtto for Colole in thi iSuc.
Mrs. R'. S. Iflease, of Sahuda. is splvil.i
ing a while in the city with rv!a0 ivs. t
8heriff Rl3rovd !i -.nn1oeIM11!0 as :a 1-all- it
dillate for re-ilt etiml to thw -Mi, of
ShevRl. t
Several youn,g ladics and getitlelnen
have gonle to Colhiubia to attend the d
nunsical festival. it
Mirs. I'. I. An!l, with her two chi- t
drea, Alice and ilvii,:jer', are spending 1
the week in Colinb..
Ht. L. Auly & Co., havq -opLned a stall
at the r"arket and are dealing out fresh
incats to thicr cistoiners.
!on't forget the liewasure party by the d
I,adies Aid society of the :\veUlgh Church
this evein1ing froiii .3 to i o'ciock.
Wisses lelen M1Ower, Nanny 1ool and C
Jealoe lIelhai and Alis. S. 11. JIie: went
to Cohnihia yesterday to attend the
in11isical festival.
See the advertisemnent of The Mlutuial
1,ie iTsura nee Comp:i y, of New York, in
this issnt. and ex:amine intO thle!adVJI:
tages it ofTers b-Fore taking out )outr in-a
tages. b
Mrl. and irs. Alachey, of Green
ville, spent a few days in Ihe city this week
with AIr. Mackey's brother, AIr. l.:dw. R.
I tipp. M is. Macey was a dele,,ate to the
Grand I.axige.
Capt. Iugene Crencker aid his bride rc
arrived in the citv Wediiesday afternoon it
on a visit to his Imiother, Bliss Corrie N
Greneher. G
There w\ill be a dev1t ial meeting of
the ,ut iler I,agu at tlie churel of the al
Ledleelier. thi - evening at 0' o'Clo,.
l'iiblic inviel. ti,
Rev. 1). P. 1:i will preach at New
Chapel n-e\t Iais at ii n. im., and at I
Tlili! ty at .1 p. mn. 5:
We hail v.it- dc;:1h' the nlews of the 1.
dolde <h!y tiis on the Fontheri road.
W\e oly hI the ideta v.:11 it ihe abani
donied this i tme. a
Sleriff lnforld h0Ih'_ 1 fIMo Coh1-11
hia the other day jn Lly.:'mond, the
gypsy ha\%nemhif, who Cnne tine back
stole ha'uss f I' . d . Iwa.", Scholtz
and other. Ilis blrilI- was eIt to the
peniteutiary fron Richland, F
Tie happy laugh and genial hanudshake til
of Sate ispeivry ;i cior 11. IT. E-v:a=
are again in evideince ( i lie streets of d(
Co!n1')1a. "lub" is down front New- vi
blrry to take in the itiC fetival and
society circus - Columbia Rceord. ec
On accout of the a ual session JTap
tist Edteation-l Alisioiary and liday
z:hool Convention, ASndrson . C.,
Alay 2.7, tile Southerit llwaY Co. wih
sell return t'ekets M:i 1, 2 anld 3, final. is
Ih!tit May 1o for $3.5. L1
Se
HI
Thn ill
Thle College hail team left today for
Cljnton, where they will play a miatch ht
gante with the Clinton College nine. c
They will go fronm there to D)uc West a~
andt pIlay' the 1Erskiiie boys tomtorrow.
Outr boys have a pretty strong team niow, di
and we expect to hear good restilts fromt ci
their playinig. br
S1018 ai Bicycle WileI Driunkc. V
The bicycle which is owned by the city
ail used by the police force ini the dis
charge of its ditty was stolen fromi its ac
enistoimed plaice att the op)era house last tI
Saturday night. T1he police got a cluie
ad foun d the wheel at the residetnce of
J. M. Cousin, a white mian, who lives ini
the subunrbs of the city', and arrested hint
oin T1uesdlay evettinig. Wednesday uinrn
at
iing the M~ayor turtnedt hini byer to Magis- at
trate Chappell, who finedc hiint f15 or 30
days. Cousin paid the fine. Ilis only ~
plea was that lie was diruutk wheni lie took ~
5.
the whleel. C,
Mr. Rled IRaveni.C
Do you ever get up) in the mforingt1 a
reeling as though you weire not ex- C<
peeled to live? Neither the pIresenit
iioi' the fuitu'o has- any charm fot' you,
and the very though t of br-eak fast, aul
t;hotugh it good istit,uion.1, catuses ani
unci(omifor'tale feeling in the stomach Ii
andl( reCt(hing sensatton of the throat. 81
Yotu' liver has gone wrong, whether
you were out wit,h the hays or not, and( "
you necd a 15ie bottle of "RH ii [RAV'I' S
to retstoreO Stomaiieb ic Equlti brlind o1 0
relieove you (if Colonel 11 . Morse.,' 31
pre'senice tand tha. t headneith.
A p)1leasan~t, saife and surie i'rmedy is
found by drinking oine bott.le of "'' b I i
ItAVE~N SPPi'JS"' biefor'e br'eakfast. Only ii
att fc
2L G li'DEld COil N I-it D)im S'T'iim.
Derathi.
Mlrs. Iliizableth Riser lied at thei rest
dencie of her daughiter, MrIs. 'T. J1. 1 Iayes,
ini thtis city, on W\ednues.hay afternoon,
after an ilness of several weeks. She
was about 76 years of age. 1Ier remains a
werec butried at St. l'aul's church, inear t.
Pomriai, on T1hutrsday.
'T'IF E HEST Iri',MEt)Y FORt RH EUMATISM.
QUIC iCIEIEl' F-ii(M PA IN.
Ail wh~vIo uise Chiatmberlalin's Pailn|i
lm i for rheiuitmatism are del ihtedj
wit.h~ thle quIck retlilef faom1 pini whmich
It aflords. \Vhen snyeking~ of this Mr'.|
D. N. Sinks, of Throy, Oh)ion, says:
Some1 time ii:u0 I had a severe aillnek of
r'hemtiittsml in my armt and shouttlder'.
I t ried nutmerouis retu: :lles but got, I'O
relIef tinti [I wauc m'e commended by I
Messrs. (Jio. F. P~atonai & Co. dlrug- -
gists of t hIs place, to try Cnamberhln '
Pain aB al m, Theiy reWommiitenided it so
hIghly that I biught, IL bottle. .1 wai
soon i-elileved of ali l Ii. I hiavLe si iie
recomt meie:'1 ti his iiliniet i ii many oif
my frb-nad-, who) i(IQ age wih i me ta it
Is thei best remtedyv for mutsetarLt rhen
muattsm In that martiket. For sale by
'W. E. Pelhuam, Druggist. - tmo
i.ta imeC C forn tanu c ci o 11u611,
'1rin Winl Arei a1, 9 n a
L],v%v lu f oee ir v4plimi,hia itt
a 1o). m,.--i. M-t-ivo
Al.y 6
nger eri V ICover the C. &. G wecitoln
r the SM1uth-rIn .AilVay btw htWCell 1.re
nld Columbb1hil and)( betWeen, hvre and
biar-letLon is a lt ist reported a Certitin
y.
The 01"era1tion of the Cannonl lIaI
'ai giving double daily service be
VeOn here and (GIeenulwood has been
isc'nitinued. T e Cannon Ball crew,
is thouglt., will lbe pukt, on the new
'Ili nt and anlotll(-r crew V i IIl be el) ploy
1.
The double daily Service is to he Cf.
Ctive oil SInday, May 6.
The ollicial tlolu licellent of the
111ange CIlhed her,e yeet(.1rday saying:
"Iisti'ltions ar,e oit to run double
Lily Service betwceen Colilibia and
reeniville, whichl has the( ei1yfee, or
iaking double daily service betwecn
harlentonl and Greenville, eifQCivu
Iay th, as follow.':
"Traii No. 15. le 11es CharL-Stin 11
mi., arrive Columbilt -):.)5 a. Iml., IlVe
Olumbia 7 a. im., arrive (IeenrviP!
:20) p. i.
"No. 1I leaveGreeiville 5:30 p. n.
-rive Colnunbia 11 p. Im., leLv ('%-t n.
la 1:35 a. Iml., arrive Charlestonl 7 a. Im.
"ITh1is dIkconitinu tes (:anlnonl 11b0 trainl
'lad 18 betwCnCi GIrIwood Mial
reelville. Local steepin)g car illies
ill be operated butween Cohnnbia Imd
harleston."
This does )not interfere with the
guilar service of trains No3. 11 and 12
e schedule of which is:
0. H1. leave Charleston 7 a. In., ari ve
reenville 4:15 p. in.
No. 12. leave Greenville 10:15 a. m.,
rive Charleston 8:15 p. im.
The new eiv.ieC givcs Closo connwe
in ILL Columbia lor alivannall, leaving
tvannah at 12:05 a. in , and arrivinlg
,Te at 12:20 P iml., and leavin ig here at
:.t p. mi.. and1( aiinVg Savannah 5:li
li-.
As will be seen the cla ge is of In
Lueic to Greenville and dhe.nia.s
!ainlst thig City inl favor of Chai le:'
d Columbia. r evil e al i ad;, h!a,
ILe I'ainls bIoth wi. 3 ki aily bc; we (i
Ie am11l Collitia, one Icla. il, at
:15 over the C. & G., anothcr a 0,n
er the C. & \\. C. arnld It tird a: i
the S:rtaubulrg, and clie C. - G
hieduile is IloIwer by seve.al is I.
,iln any of them.
Thn chan",ge will rot, be hailed v !.
flight by the busines peop!e of G ace
thit, t.he "imprIOVL-men1t" hast, b1 0
mile e1eti'Ve yet. it has l('I ()Ill
itlly anniounced before, wiihout going
to elfeet.-Grenville NeWs.
DoCR IL 'ay to 1iy Choap.
A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
all right, but yout witnt something
aL wili ielieve and cure the more
vere alld dangerous i results of throat
id lung trwubles. What shall you1 do?
j (o a Wirlir'I aiid moir. ICrgular ci
ate? Yes, if pobsiblo for you. theun in
Lt,er' case takeI{ theionl remedy iit i haat
i.s been0 introducedI in all civilizetd
'inties w.ithiSCC~ suce t in V~ s Lver throat
id Iun g tioubles, "'Bloschee's German
'Irulp."' IL not 01nly hieals andi stimi
attes the ti'siues to destroy t.he geirm
senise, buit alilays in 1lammiat,ion, cauises
.sy' expector'at ion, gives a good nighiCs
st, and1 cures the pait.ientL. Tr'y one
>ttLe. Reccommnended many year's by
I druggist,s in the world. lEor sale by
T1hec agent of the Southern Railway at
is lace has iniformnation~ fromi Mr. S.
..HIardwick, / . (G. P. A., that COml
enicing on May 6th the Southetrn wiill
Ltre a dolei daily' passeniger traini pass
g NewbeCrry. Th'is traini, No. 15, wvill
are Charleston at i i o'clock at ight,
rive at Columbia 5.55 a. iiu., leave Co
iihia 7 a. mi., reach Newberry 8.30 a.
.aitive at Greeniville i 2.20 p. in. No.
,returnlingl,- w,~ill leave G;reenille I at
F~o p. m1., NCehery 8.30 p. mi., arrive
>luiia)l 9.3(0 p. mi., leave Columbia 1.35
Im., arrive Charleston 7 a. mi. Sleep
g car will be attached to this train froim
>nlubm to Chiarlestoin. This willI afford
splendi(id doulehi daily) service betweeni
Iodnieedt itts,
For the occasioni of the Annual Session
operial Connei; Order of the Mystic
irineC at WVashingtoni, D). C., May 22nd(
id 24th, the Atlantic Coast Line will
11 roundil tiip tickets att the low rate of
te fare for the roundi( trip. Tfickets sold
ay 20th, 21st aind 22n1d, limiited to 27th.
For occasioni Geiieral Assemtbly Cuim
rllanid Presb yterian Church, at Chiatta
>oga, Tenn.i, May 17th1 to 24tth, oneC fare.
r the round1( trip. 'Tickets sold May
~th to 18ith, limited to 26th.
111LOOD I' iSON CIU ii P.I1. it Ii.
Uth ile F~ree is, Sui n'e r.,
I )ecp-seat.ed, obstinate cases, tile
lid that have resisted doctors, hot
ient., (puickly y'ieldI to1 . B. 13. (l10.
mIt t Bliod lAalm), thorotughly tested'
>r'81 3 year. Hav yout mueroslit)t( pat ches
a y(oiur'11(1 mouh? :4ore Thrno. t? 1En p
is? l'Xting Sore-? 1lin Pauinis?
tin Si~ kini? l4wole-i GIlands1? S-iIF
01Ilts? Copper Colo 'ed( Spots? Chan1
res? U lceratioin on the body? I air
ndl eyebro'ws fall 0on1? la tihe Skin a '
11uss oF boils, pimpleis anid uilsters
iii compiIletely' change the whole
>ily into a clean, perfect condition,
ce fromn erupt.ions, andi skin sinoot.h
;ithi the glow of perfect health. BI. 11.
I. driainis the poiso( i out, of the sys
em so the symptomt can5etinot ret.irn
\ t the same1 Li mu Ii. I. II. bulilds up
he brioken d ow , cont.itution and im
>roves t.he' d1igentoni. So su Tereris may
est 1I II 11. a 11111al bottle will be gi ven
tway free of chiarge.
lb. Ii. lb. for sal by druggi2stsI at $i
wrt ir.r,.ge h)o'tle, (or G I argo bottles ( full
:re: mont!) $5. ('ompleto directions
syltht eh bo)t,le. IFor trial bottle ad
lmnca IItOOD BALM Co.
Th1% n a I4 - it 1-ti , 1) m14enst 0r<dor
vi 04111, F .'~ . , tlaI .,II t IauI"Iao ( a'IlIir
oft ohal Fe'd:.' m m ' , al[aas iilai h a Oiiy,
A Finlo U4'ly 4f r '1) ',iqai:tiilvo Msa.
A %limg4Aii ,t 11iiatiet Servedci.
Oivers v1Ir vci rfor thk
ElaFstling vvar.
The Grand fal:aif the Indepondent
lirder o Odd e!!ows of South Carolina
asswimbled ill t1hiz (ity on Tuesday and
reinainled in u'ion until yesterday
afteinoon.
There 1r!' p -ent abtuIt "ixty del
egat rowtit t diIferent .I I b
dNae eAs 'roulhout, the State,
an1d they WVre a L tie looking body of
1,11th mllost, of Iho delegates a'rived in
tie vity oil 'iv-day and wero' iet it
the tiain by the iept ion voiimitteo
froin I'tsk I ,odge. of t,his city, ial
conduotd nt their re:l-ctive st,opping
pinces, aid iade to feel at. home.
At night tle Grand L.odge and the
public wer' invited to the West, End
Ihaptist cliich wIhere the able pastor,
I"'ev. W. i. 13. Ford, who is the Chap
lain of 1Pub1a.ski Lodge.C, deliver'.4d .a i lost
interostinf and inruI'Lcti%ve sermton on
Odd PIellow:-hip. The handsoine new
chuih way i 11 d to its "tmost, seating
caalcity, and a('1l flt fuliy repaid for
the tiine aid t? oublo of going out to
hear such all a Wi srinoil, and all who
were on the outs ide of the secret.jof the
>dd Il lows lef, with ai higher concep
Lion and ia 't-LL' uIIdersIanding of the
iioble object,; and niidertakings of this
r,vaI fI'atc1,1ia1 order. Th sermon is
published oi the first page of this Ia
per.
At this servieu a sulect choir, cow
posed of Che following persons, ren
deredt most excellent and approprate
nuisic for tho oc-a..Ision whihel added
very imuch to the pleasure of those
present ani the success of the service:
MiSs Ehel I ioiz-r, soprano; Mrs. S. B.
Jones, alto: .\lr. S. 11. Jonu_, bass, and
JOv. J. WV. Spiaki, tenor. Mliss Hoozer
s.Mg a mot. h)"':intiful and toeoihng
solo, which vas p'I fvctly and feelingly
rendered.
At Lhis wn ice ia 'a tor Pord was as
-ist c b v I:' . k. i(. i'v.ni rong, pastot,
o ir Maye Al v :e i.11, who read the
S Criplture h r ot. th,! e"1 1i'g n
IV.A G. A W 1 1 ht, ula 14 o T he First t
IHanist idhvroh, al Ghis ity, who in
vtuh.- the avin: himii : on the as
inb1 !a ge in a .-I. utiful.'nd toueh
ing par. 1t.eerie wo,-(. closedl
by Le (ra.:J ('miAn of the Stae, t
r. Th o. ani l .).
Th first AoIiin of the Grand Lodge
.vas caled to h . y' by the Worthy
r u Mti r, I' v . d I acol, of Spar
mh in H;J] lal, at, 9 o'clock t
in Wndy~ V.orning, ltv. W. S. t
B . Ftrd atlet u z.s nigter of cureionies t
And introd1wed to I he Grand Lodge Dr. I
0. 11. Alayer, w ho as Mayor of the city, I
welcoeicd the delegates in aI most hap- t
py address, and giving them to un- E
lorstand that it was a pleasuire to
Ahe eitizens of our city to have them
with us. The ad:ess of welcome by
.he Mayo' was I'spoIIded to by the
Wor.uit!y Nobale. i;rand. .\lri. Edwar'd
BacF,on, of Spat'aniburg, wvho stated that i
it, was more thatn a pleasurie for the
Jirandl Lodge t) meet in Newberry, and
thankedl the Alayor for thie heart,y wel-1
aomfe oin thle part, ef the citizensh ip.E
Ni'. Otto KletLner was then introduced
11nd in behalf of IPulaski Lodge, No. 20,
Iel'veared wvith tcred it to hiimself andj
honor to the Lodge it very beautiful iad
l ress of welcoime, wit, ~iwas r'esponded <
Lo by Dri. 13. K. HI. K(rep, of Langley,
G rand Represent.ative to the Sovereign
Griand Lodge, in a happy an)d iinterest
ing talk.
T1he publ)1IC exeises then closed and
GranItid Loidge wenlt into seeret, session.
AL th is sessioni a most touching scene
was the presentation of a beautifulh gold
heatded cane, to t,he Worthy Grand
Master, IEd ward I aeon, by Al r. WV. I'.
Avery, of Columbia, in behalf of the
Da.ughiters of Ilebecca, of Rock Hill,
T'he Gr'and Master was so totuched b)y
tbc incident that his heart was too full
fr t,teranee, anud it was with mutch
di lictilt,y that, he spioke att all.
At this session the ollicers for the en
su)ing yea~r were elected as follows:
Grand Master, John1 J. ]Rose, of Chiar
leston.
Dleput,y Grand Master, J. K. P. Neath
erly, of Coluimbhia.
Griand WVarden, J. M%arion Davis,
Newberr'y
Grand Secretary, WV. S. Brown, Co
iumbiab
Grand Treasurer, Hi. IEndell, Green
ville.
(Grand(1(2I Chplain, Th'Ieo. D7anielson,
Newbherrys.
Gr'andl iCire(senttlive to Sovereign
G;raind Lodge, wieb mhneets at Ilch
mond. Dra. ii. K. IT. Kreps, of Langley,
re-elect,cd.
'T'm IL\NQUT,i'P
WVediesdaLy Cren'ing at 8 o'clock the
Grand Lodge aisvemb)led at Masonic
iaib I ain ht'ed by the West, 1nd
Braus H anid, iima'rced in a body to
Klettiei's H fall, wherei' one of the most,
beautiful and templtinig sights muet the
eye that, Ie hias evert beeni our plinsre
to look up1on1.
The 11ad ii. -wi v'es, dautghiters, sistcrs
atnd *iweetheart's of the members of P'u
lask i L(idge, hadtt decor'atetd the hail
with evergi'een strecaiiers eciricling
the entiro walls, thte NaLional colors,
hot house lantls and wild flowers, and
ovci'head tbe beauttiful tints of the Chii
nese lanterns reflecting below, caus
ing a mnost happy effect oIn the over
b)ltOdenedI tatbles. B3ut the miost beauti
ful of all wais thea table at the0 end, and
the .side of each t.tble at the r'i tferent,
sides of 1.hi ha tll, surironde bi a y ladiles,
their.beau! i ful faces and beaming coun
tenances, bedeecd in their beautiful
enring cost.umne of white, pink nm
similes for every one, lent eanitimer
to the scene.
There %were foiulr tables that extemte
t le full l( gtlh of Lie longr,l hall. ald on
akcross at the end on an elevated stagt
it. which iist. have been svat ed 2iA ('
300 persoll.. Thel lahhes wvere mm4)
beautifully decoItte(d with llower.
rakes, fruits, salads anld eauiliful chinl
Itn sil iverware to Ithh. We ia
ho011ed to be able to iibli.i tIhe full bi
of fare, or menu, but have been ifnabI
to Secure it, and ourli memory fails us 1
[n atf,empt to mention evcrything
Su live it to say. however, that not'hinl
was iacking to Imaoke (tIe s1pper a i poI
feet one ai served in, a mannert mo'
xcellent I, but this is a useless statt
ment to Newbervians wheni it is know
Alat Otto K lettlit-l' was in) elrge of th
01fair, in beilf of Pula ski Lodge; h
knows not,hiig but success and excel
Lence.
After iall had been seated Mr. 0tt
Klettner in a y Very appropriate addrv!s
6velcoied tle Grand ILodge aind thei
Erien2ds, in behalf of ulask i Lrodge, an
requested Rev. Armstrong to ask th
Liltssinig.
After all had enjoyed themselves fo
learly two lours p'ertaking of the man;
rood things served, tie Grand Mastel
f L'ulaski Lodge, Mr .J M Davis, arosI
tid called on the following person
'vho responded and gave llost delight
Ili talks oii the objects and aimins of tb.h
)dd Fellows: Worthy Grald Mlaste
Btacon, of Spartanburig, )r 0 It Meyer
\layoi of the city: Past Graud Maste
\very, of Columbia: Grand Chaplaii
n'ht(o Danielson, of 'ulaski Lodge; lon
J. L 3ilease, of Newberry; Hev. J. W
ipeake, of Pulaski Lodge: Grand Reli
'esentative to the Sovereign Lodge, Dr
3. K. H. Kreps, of Langley.
The visitors were very complimen
,ary to our. city and citizens, and em
>hasized the fact that their visit t<
Nwberiy, and their nectinlg with Il'u
asli Lodge, Would ever be a ipleasan
uillory to them in the fulture.
1 ust its the aud ience was about to hl
IismiSed Mr. Otto Elettin1i' al'OSe am1
n a most feeling manner addressed tll
Northy Noble Uranid, P.Award 13aeon
>f Spartanbutrg, assuring him of thi
ligh esteem in which he was held b1
,he entire membership of the order ii
;outh Carolinla, and mo14 especially h:
,le members of I'ulaskhi Lodge, ti
viich lie had given bo iucli valuabl
Lssistance, as a recognition of whiel
ho ladies, whose relatives and friend
tre COICeCted with I'ulaski Lodge, anm
I whose behalf lie spoke, desired t
.xpress in some feeble manner thei
)preciiltiol for such servces, at t.h14
ame Lime presenting him with a hea
iful gold headed cane. Mr. Bacon v
outced beyond expression. lie s-i
dimost in an inaudible toie that lie I
iever been so deeply touched in li
ife before, as lie had during tho day ii
he Grand Lodge, when presented witd
0 kimlly and appreciable a token fron
he Rebeceas of Rock fill,.and nov
his-it, goes down into the deepies
hambers of my soul, and words canno
>C found to express my feelings. lii
-ematrks in acknowledgment were ver"
elingly expr'esse d.
The audiene was then diisimissei
vith the benediction by R.ev. W. S. 13
oird, antd the' Grand Lodge went int
cret session at Masonic IIall.
TIhe last session was held yesterda:
noining when the Griand L odge ad
0ourined t.o meet neCxg year at G iconville
tnd most of the delegates lefta on yestei
lay's trains, all expressing themselvye
Is delighted with their visit to New
>err'y.
l1icy~cle for Sale.
One Ladies bicycle in first class orde
'or sale cheap. F"or part,ieulairs app)1
It this ollice. 2t, t &
Nc have a spleni
lid assortment of
STYLIES IN
TRIMMED ANI
-UNTRIMMED
MILLINERY...
A.T ASTONISH
[NGLY - LOW
P'RIOES....
Guir showvroomi
are'1 cirowedl wit,l
New Sping Mil
in criy.
How Are Your Eyes?
Only Two Woeoks Mero in Which I
Hafvo Thomn Examined aInd
IFittod with Gilasses.
Geot a pair of Becker's GJassos, hi
makes thorn in all the latest styler
arnd shapes. If your eyes are impol
feet, or your glasses that you hav
now do not fit you, avail yourself (
this chance to be fitted at home. H
customers speak in thbo highest tern'
of him, his prices aro reasonable, 11
makes no chargo for examinations.
O)flico hours from 9 a. mn. until
p. mn., except Saturday and Mondr
until 9 p. m.
ARTH UR BECOKERt, M, D., D. C
t&f tf Room I, Crotn11 Hotel.
t Alembe ) of Y uc I.n' L,mo r
('lub1 aro .'4ese to n 't in1 t
(ouncil Chamber A wlt prtilct
1900. at, t :bt o'clou-1k, to rcorganizo a.
el tt. delegltLem to ( 'ounty ()'on vent i
andI tralistet, ft.h r nec Ssavy biliv
t All le.liers :e retle'ted to b plr<
e nt. .1Nt). ( . , ;;.\N-,. IYOS,
I. I'. SI'- \I.\1.\ N, Sec.
Tho' Mulherry Dvinlocrat-il! (;uh
No. 2 Town:hip is hereby called
Iueet at, Mr. T. W. N itL's oil S:ltu Id
April 2.8th at O''ock p. in. for t
purpose of r-e-or!'nnization andl hlci
of delegates to tho C'ounty (oulvlet:
All m1101nbers are1* C'*rn11stly re(j test(
to attend.
S. S. ( 'I'N N IN,;: .\.\M, I'es
The MIill Crevk I)em1oatic ('ub1111) v
Ilect, it IMr. I. 1). SInith'soll S'.turdl
28th of A\pril,at. : o'clock 1p. ml.
( :I:(). .\. lIt FIt ,' 1, 1're.4.
11. W. (*ooniwDx, S ct.
The .Jalapa M-1-m1hratio ('111h w
r. meet at Jalapa onl Sat.urday .\pril '
a t 1 1). Il. to Ve-OVrganlize ald.'lCIC t, (th
egat,cs to the County (onvelition.
W. C. 1, ;I. I ' re S.
S. M. IUNCAN, Se.
The MIt. Iethul t)-mocrvatic '1b)
mee,(t at thll ,chool llou e lati d;
Apil 28th at :3 W'clovk p. i. Al i Wn-i
s bers are rCIle:ti tO to bn p'reSent.
- ~~~ .w C.S i N, I 'ros.
\W. 11. W.NDT, S-e.
The lartford Dillovratic Clit) w
lleet at Hartford tchool lu,c lit
SILtIrdaY afternoon at 2 o'clock.
P. L. P'AN*SN4u1-:i,, P'rCS.
Ti- Pitoory I)emocratie C;ibl w!
ieet, on Saturday April 2Sth at,
o'clock I. m. in the Schoo house (i
Old church0) buildinlg.
JN0. .\. TA.Mn, l'res.
J. A . S'iNN, St:(.
The Carolina I)emocra,t i % will tie
at the Council Claunbers Faliutd
even ing .\pril 2,th at 8 ::0 o'clmck fi
O,b )Murpose1 Of .11ranz 1ia d ( IWC
ing delegatcs to the County (olivi:
tion.
L. WV. J.x ON.:s, Sic.
ALLEC.)iiN i: L LAL
The, Ihmts of V'iopht lhb No.
LowniAhip will imw it a Lt I'topia h
boll., oil Iat.iday. .l .ril a :t . l)
I- oN k mit., for tht ;ep. dli ..
izing a club andl vlor:ony h e.
County Convent lell.
.1. C. 1ohiNtN 'a r.au
TL o' Old cmo:ratie ('hStic . ll
No. 6i Town.,hip will mwt-t at long,Shoi
S. C. SatuiWay the 24h in,. at ::,1'cmo
P.M. to 0-gorgaize ali vielct dceligatei
ce County Convimntion. J'et. aill ti
mbller < tr-n out(.
11J. I'). I l it i.: l4m , ' 8.
re will be a miuting-of Lhe Libt
ty Democratic Chllb Saturday A pril i_1
at 4 OWoc to reorgaliz! and Nulet
egates to UheCounity Convention.
.1. (). A]lIoI.:, I I:.
G-:. T . 1tUNTE.:R, Sec :t'.
'JThe cmlbers of '-4. Pall'n s I)emot-r
Ile ub are ivreby 011L( to meet it, !
P laul's at, I o'clock on Saturday, 2t
-lecting deegte1t15hecont.c
A. . i'* ('.: IN, eident
.J. WV. NA NCu, Sec.
Thell Central DemloratLic1 (lu (I)w
meelt at 'entral sichootil houseiS the 28
instat ait, 5 o'clock p. mL.
Thr will he Ia meei't.ing of (O' Ner
Demtocrat ie club on SaLurday, A pril I
at, 3 p. . G. 8. Mlooi.:, 1l'res.
Long Lane D)emocrat,ie clutb w
meet, at, Beth ice, SatuIIrday the 28
of A Ipil, att. 1 o'cltock p. mn.
Caugh~ lt ai ire a<truII Coi.
Miarioni Kooke, manatllger foIr TI.
mrillineory at lt~>7 Mlilwaukee Autet
weah II ca'I 'Iugh I tadreadul fi cold whIi
ke pt me( awake Ia it nIighlt, an1d ma<h tIO
A lnilt to aitt'i my wi 1k ditiig I
Chambe10 lriainit'H (oughi ha .medy for11
to relilevo h er Ho ( <itick ly tha11t I b ot g
someit for mylliIf. IL t11 actl Ii k mapI Ij
now en t irely wtll and I( feel very~ bleasIt
(1to acknow:edge its inttriti." For sI
Pelham's Pharmact
The place for the peC
pie.
Prices guaranteed a
low as first class, an
pure medicines can b
bought at any placei
the United States.
A l PRESCRIPTION
.Compounded
Promptly.
W ~Wholesale
and reta
eAll mineral waters c
5draughtat our
y S1oda Fouritain.
itENN LOCALS",
le Now is thll I ime4 to -:o to M!. \. It .
I tt,d _,Ot lit'tl inl a new suit. ht1 ,
ti : tdsoot for at Iit tI I n( h f tf
M I f youl %%int a Illi taih>-InIad ! !-tif ait,
-S 11od ratte pl-ice go t<. \. A. Ifrnwtics
an Itniv y ur invatre [.iken. 1 i
to rt or a \\,lo I,t t i O
itt ' : ic<uf ( 'lih in. hefo hnyin
ttf fvto. .i'. WoottnI.n.
Ly New lot of New Enland\\,attches
. jt-t ill. Cotil inl anll' st , ul..
I in -iti )a il' Co.
l 'i p red. I lat-n i it il wre a nli] i te
,vqq w ith cushI Jillrch;,ii'l t
(Mh silte It)-Ik patIS, Se I-ri. '-wtt
and all1 kilils of 111b11 g<omis inl profa4. ionl
at3 .A . I l % ien i k ', f I f
A . 1 A. e w14-Ick is , lo):in 11 utml a big
tinw of 1,adlic' and Chihh-."n'l Oxfmrd
T!0s b"loW ctst., f if
)ilr -1reen 1 dom-01s L)u, !-ua-rant1eed to4
stop li I -, and iv. attirf tl ion il 1vory
ar l ' w t t I-o .
Iht ,.. l , i'i.-\ if,
hiitn oihii th 1 w M t a 1
Si - bte ii \\4 dIto e- dIai y ni 11o ni at'
' clovk it
Ilt hMt eeat 1v 'i\l ii.\ ti; 's.
ft l f At. 01ti'i NAV ;1C'.
Tho bv.sJ Pecani No,w% Orl(Ians -),o
I ss a t . 1. . Iucoll & Co. If
- liglot ('lay W orst Ill 1'ant1 left f romil
rt1it to it- a t (I., prit.eIt ait . \.. A .
%I-uwi ckt '5. r if
I-'tIr children"I's suit s to to M. A Niii -
wick's. f if
O-ink ''I Ii,:) IZ \\ \-:., a plIa,ant. ;and
It llit-intl i h ofativ ' \lilwrai li\\'at r 1.
2t, G I. 1). T:,S ( ' lA I I' l 4': sT i I:,
If iyol want to,it1 b y ;fid !,lis cheapl
-o to
it) hi lse Mi.$ S) tt NI.A I ! ' I
.1 ut 'l1s.\ f li'f
W' You oughlt, to Stw 1.hw big linle of biluo
Id ' I ::njti , 1f rilitii ) a ia d 'lni'e (i t tr,i
NI.2 . I. A. I t-Itwik' f t
Tlwer*'.i Ilo ww uill forl to11 wearl old
: Icitt \ whvn vu ml en ti ' y a suit So
-l :i pat I. A. k e!wick's'(. f tf
P-or an N itiy l tu ite 'oo to i(; der's
t thr be,t a., tho lmwc-t. prick.. 2t,
The Iit. stot-k a itn I 'miltrt l'ot ot'
an. t 'ratlc . t )lly tt,
I A 1. ( )x i i ' ol' 'i ( ' gi l d l s i ( os t . I:.
Th114host. !;orontd I-.vIlt flmur on
Hio I i'( ,.1 c P Ir(ll &. Co.
A\iitt 1't hIe t tvle i n A. I n ho i r ' n
-- t gden' hun-s men's ho at t i. \e.t
t li 4n iW.''. i N i
e t l .\. e i'ltot,a..tenA.I~-iwick's. f 14
%\ i
IF \\e havo aOwll, V-i fIy Thoumll
' 'oli\lds ofr n1 on WI ark, "elling
Ik io . ( . . I retllt & ('. t f
l liggI t, e o if Neki, Shits il
I town at I. A. tl-nwick' t t I
nderwta r to sit.every I.ody a. N. A.
i'%ttwick's. f if
r- I , tor1114 wa.; ,-mviwd-d wVit I I er
4, hilyer smne tif his ro tpIt itto alkirg
up1 and dwni by v his tor wanlderin
hlow lonl.g Mili augh!I is on to last.
E:vevi,hinlg ill new and Stylish lt ,hl
ing t A . l ien wik 's, f tf
I Ikx linl! of Stylish Straw hits iat M. A.
Riwick'zi. If t.f
, i you wait. eow ob tashionrfed wii
in Aro l ti of Al t ilar donil't,c m
toimnaugh'. WeI dton gt kwphat,o
t our's wrt,h y$2 n ao, 1.ad$.
1 to~ be . T4lo sdht l a A',' . I''L IC n,
l licle fwor' s citforda This andco
$1l att Otl. A.2ewikt
CCera oiI iv0e2 itou-anit-0.
h 11' (5C R' s lN1:X I )i. L S-o l :1.:.