The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 15, 1900, Image 1
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CLOTHIN6.
I have the nicest
Clothing ever offered t
am selling at prices thlie
of $5.00 Suits are equc
Market, our $7.50, $8,.
greatest valUes ever sh
counter. We have a bi
fing just a little over ha
now $9.80. Suits WOi
worth $ 1 1.50, now $6.
your Clothing -from Jar
class goods at the righ
BOYS' AND
I did not forget thn
ing my Clothing. You
select frot, sizes rang
prices rangi ng fromn 5(
WlKcojnRIW4 ,s t -rvoe.. ov(nrnorm Were
Mf$ mh uiers of e C u.
Major Waterous, . S. A. in Snccess.
In 18613, (ho fuAy mnan amiong tho
printer . of tho Madhson (Wiconsin,)
"Journal," laid his "Atick" on tho
fCSg A IOOkOd hard li t the Ceiling
for a moment. Then ho $id, "I must
go," put on his coat and started for
Oio door.
"WhIloro mustyou go,George ?" ask
i John Iawks, tho foreman.
'To the war; I a going ot to onu
list now." s kopt his Word.
The now recruit in tho Fourth Wis
nhi cavry, by his quint remark
and rare good nat uro, ma rced at once
into populaity. and Within ao few.
prinths ws liutatILont. H1icames111)
hom rat the clos,' of ti%h war in com
m'andeof a( coopany and at onici isum
edfori a pren. intin ho nice b ut.i
gio' pua(s hditora and pitrTent fo
ofthe asebl;22yasrg.h o
ced ion Miawako the foein.oyer
had the mvart popuaron weeklyt paer
insth w"st, kethi wruatono
ney 100000 r Hri ie maot money
figured caaup, his int rndmaoun
had retoiat.rH, mard his oenr
ableA moher k' anpost ii00 Ia fw
mmn than sheueovor. before
sessed at eoneof tOn aohr oca
do wok iont hprinting0 ocenttisag
tise part edtratd himp into toevic
ande yeardo h majre of Milk
ofIh assellowin 2al ewars nominatod
fortGoveno ilade olcand two years
had the finrst ouWis~csi' pito
igrerno uPek easnominaed fon
ta thermb woas0 deeod byhan.
abler prtiner.peeto $0.I a
Inore ory hasthe vrppfrenpec.
his party afrrer. hmiThe pprvnice
and aderior boy o of MailwaiJur
'fh" fowaigl flloewas nomarcedi
ltoon buveas reeetd eogeat,. avrie
wsthe freman.f Yisonars later h
Gonor eck as oinaedor o
athadtermhebutrwad defeated wa an
othrvrinte. rgdorgnrl
o theerlyedays bthe arnceo
wagiasoatuarier. The apprsientic te
atdnariboy of Goe rnoin "Jo88,
wasd ittl f18 low, Unitely itte
ibaen,l)l. Tho nw aprotic farit
theioreywsoman er lat, the89
eate Geosred in Ptk ar aoend
Ho served inretdiabyrace owc
CLOTHING.
line of Spring and Uml
o the general public, wl
t defy competition. Ou
il to most $7.00 Suits 0
00 and $ 10.00 suits ar
own, ask to see our ba
g lot of' suits that we art
.If price, Suits worth $1 (
-th $ 1 5.00, now $8.75.
90. $8.50 Suits $5.75.
rmeson, and you will get
t prices.
C1ILDRE N'S SUITS.
boys and children when
will find a great vari
ing from 4 to 19 years
)c. to $10.00 a suit. A
years. Tho foreman was the late
General Georgo C. Ginty, and I ho ip.
prentico boy was Glovernor Williani
ii. UphIm). Upham 0nlistedl as a
priivato in 1s( 1, and at tho first battle
of Bull Run was left on the fiold as
dead, but instead of dying ho was
iiade a prisoner and spout soveral
months In Ilichmon(d. Mr. Lincon
hcard of this and sent him to West
Point. At tho present ti:no be is giv
ing omploynont to 500 men in the
lumber business.
Whilo Ie ws a printor Oil the a
i110 "Jouriial," Uphaim ma, u1p his
mind that ho would like to b(, G overn
or. The idea never deserted him un
tl Ie was elected. It was not as ji no
ia thing as he expected; two years of
tho oflico satisfied his ambition.
Th'le present Governor otWisconsin,
Major Edward Scofield, wvas a printer
im Ponuisylvania. W hen the war came
he p)ocketed his ''rule,'' laid asidto his
"stick," said good-by to the "case,"
and onlisted1 as a privato. ]ie was so
good a soldior that ho won and ro
coived early promotion. In one of'
the Wilderness battles in 180 I, ho
commanding his regiment, and was
dangerously wvounded and etakeni
prisoner. Whon ho was exchanged
and returnedl to his command ho was
m)usteredl as maojor and a little later
was commissioned as lieutenant-col
onel. Aftor the war he wont to Wis
consin and engaged in lumbering.
HeI was twice elected to tho State Son
ate and in 1800 succeeded Uphamu as
Governor being reelected in 1808.
These three printer GIovernora,
Peck, Upham and S'cofield, gave the
State excellent administration.
The Governor whom Peck defeated
in 1890, William D.IIoard, can also bo
numbered amor.g printers. iIe has
boon ann editor moro than 30 years,
and early in his experience, was ob
ligod to set ty po and manipulate a
hand press. Likco the three-printer
Govt r aors mentionotO,G(ovornoriloard
was ai solier in the groat wvar.
While he was ain excellent Governor
his best work for the country was
that which greatly aided in the do.
velopment of the dairy interests,
which work he began a quarter of
a century ago.
Charles D. R1obins-on was a Rochi.
ester (NewYork) primter 00 years ago
Fivo years later, ho locat ed at Green
Bay, Wi sconsin. andi with his broth
er~, ostabl ishied thle Green flay Advo.
cate. A few years later he wvas elect.
see those Chih
m $2.3'7. When
alch d cate suit, Jam
r line
ni the
e-the , It is an ack
rgain stock of Shoe
sel- country. I ho
>. 50, of Oxfords ar
Suits-.
Buy These ar e Ceig
first- $2.25, $2.50
flow $1., $1r
and Children 'c
of Ladies' Oxfc
buy- to be closcca ot
rty to
, ancl o m n
sk to worth $5.00
od to tho asembly, and ihn made
secr-tary of State. InU 181, he wa 1 bn
)em5ratic can didaO for s r anor,
by 'l it 'hs nrale uiuFi
Ab, ~ - .twyasao, yo$ rn
tr boughlit a sed lhid press an'
a few -cs of oLd ty e and started
a paper in thL wilds af Folk Conn
ty, Wisconsin. Fx years Iater, ho
spent the winter at the tat c.pital
a clerk of itic ludiiary conii1itteo.
ho likd Madison. lie served i: ihl
asseilywi three or fonilt termt wic
as sp eaker. Th11en ihie wvent to ii~the se
at1, anfin 1 .i wg ot etd i lieuten Pil
ant (overnor, serving ivo years.
Sh fxis a part of tle history of Sti
iol S. Fiiold, a ntilive of Moino.
Divid Atwood, a l inter, went to
Mpadisoh iner 11hnait m:d t1 secuJ)rel
11 ilteret i at wei,k -ind waivLeg
paper. i s enrgyl Itd ablity as a
business man anUi d dit(r resulited
il per onto estlisiOng the
"tState Journal," tho lading paper
of isconnl, o8utsid of Mh'ihtvaukel.
Hn srved in the assembly, was m.ay.
or of tih city, andof was oneo olect ed
to Congrss.
An Indiana print er fell from grae
and took to th law. Het went to
Wisconin over 50( y'ears ago. Before
goinig, however, lie had won quito a
reputation as a minister. lb woaIred
of the calling, and reqjuested t ho ac
cep)tanco of his resignation. ''le
chuirchi was well pleased wvith him and
declinod. .lHe received t ho dleCision
with doop regret, and lot the members
know hiow bad lie felt. In im part.ig
that knowledge Iho secured hi is ro
10ase 1)y a forcible 0x1prossion1.
That ended his prchtOinIg. In Wis
consin ho soon took high rank in his
prIofessionl; sOrved( ats circuit judge in
two (dist ricts, andl( was an unsnccessful
candidate for Congress. TI wenity years
ago bo wats aIppoinltd an (I aSsoci ate
jus5tico of t ho Suipriofl Conutad bo
camoe Chief J ust ice Hlarlow H. Orton,
a most lovable gene lema tn.
A Washington prinit or wt~it west at
short t ime hofo thle Civil war, atnd
Rtudied1 law in La Crosse,-Wisconusin.
Ho e joited as5 a pri vato0 and becauso
an vdjutant. 'The war over, lho re
turried La reosso and( resamed his
law studies. H Ie was a (rigessmian
for two years, has beeni mayor of tho(
elity severall times0, and(, ini 1880, waVis
thmecatndidato ''f his pa)nyt for Gov
(ernor. On of t lha lutet plaiir
men in his State i.; t his ex WVm--hing
ton nrintnr- Gilbert. M. Wnnianl
4
Aren's $3.00 SUitS that I
you want to bu y fa styli<'
ieson's ms -9.he I-:, ce(- to vni'
HOE S 1 ND k]" FO0 D5.
nowledryed fac- t-hatI c ca
S an1-d Oxfon( loie -fo!
'I
!e decidedc to'- G'OSe' OUt1 rr
d Sl2-anda',c!- s a-1 rn aniiu fa
jer Bros'. r>;ocds. .O
Oxfords n1Ow $ .0
.65s Ox-Ford'- nkwm!.2
Ox"%'f or ds a i: whole1--Sale c
'7'
rlds in Blacks, and T'ans,,
it at 60c.
amn sell.ino; Lily f3rackec
1 i e' $3.00's u- thi atI
s h d l ro e m4 h-.I :- A %a I l , e -
youe wI pat tho h hy. a t
t;s ' IcIIcaI fs t.h I I I 1 t OV H
I IIn-IrY o f tb I '.n i a, v no'.. a11! the k
Ultle ofl faI " tna i oulIo
V wi a.-r-; for1 yo bo to
co:cth at, our 1;a 4W : Or. ! Ilo-htv andl
io' C"a nll ' tI :'n a":-; w:thin on"
bioek oer. t.o:\ sn .x H a.em
ble.
6 in5 NOx ra .\ , :rivinf
toi 6svill: : o .TravlA
infI ::- Il i ' s .a - -:u- hours all
ov rt t o i.. ; : . Ve wv l
13 L g tl to a1P ati- i' i l .'I' rit a Ny
ponl.alof tw 0 n'. wme fo: 1h lsihin
Tickets on'.y 'Jc :Rh. and
20Ot h, Ltl4( LIId 'w et ' n u - .o. Or by oi
depbkof tig ..wtntw: iitaet
at Loucivilie , no i.- r ".ln I nd.l
:uid lu'.ymeiof fo of lir e :.ms anii ex
tention11 of lif:ee Ii y t'c 1 . Ii Pirant(e .
We yie yiu 'L I:' -l Li ride~ to li ox
over the cutry byi' da. ' I hu Imt yOiI
t,ravetled at.ci iet, :.nd in tis way' yu
see l.he2 ent irei. nty
WVe enn siui .,iu via A tt, Chatta
nloogat and1 t! 2 A1.Iunmoift I (ave alsoc, if
you deCsir'e.,
\\Vc op)rte.i. d ,ble. da:i ly scedu i le
via .\'i'ville nd. via A iIlanut,L anid will
seH1 tickets either wayov, 1i. , the folow
ing route' anud isch!dhc v. CI b2 t he choirc
of the VTeteraus..
..Lave.I. Ne wl)b'rry : (u .\. i\T.
"' Knaoxville 7.::i i "c
Aririve LouIisviile 7..,I .\. MI.
J1. .\. Iiirton Agent.
ICIt t itan cc mer' c: c'Ie inaiw .
The SouthernlI I ailwIty will srIll roun d
t,r'ip tickets 1(o Chaleu t(,n onU accounit,
Of theO meetit;r of the Grandti Lodlge of
Kniighits of I '.y thias May I5t h. TI.iets
for *t7.30 roundo trilc.
TIhe Southellec ailway'1 iu seHl
round1( tipl tktto1 !IihmIond, Va..
0n actcoun t of the Amc eicn WVater
Works Assoc iatioi0nI My I15th- St,b. -
nal limit, Ma y 22nud.
The Southern I ia Ilway will siell r oun cd
tripI tickets to \Vintonm, N. C , 0n lie.
counlt of UnOi'ed Syniod of the Eiigc'li
cal Ludt.hermc i ctibneei'h South Mav 03?lh
On accounlt (of Gene:-a!ic A s.emblyh
(icmberlndl 'l'cIbterhin ohul,
Cshat tanfoota. Tlenni , May 17 lth21thm the(
Sotluter ilai ciayc wV1 8e rc et irn tick
ets atl one fact for the roundlc trip.
On accot(t of the Generail A ssiembly
I 'r'0'by)t erian.I ehi m-ch, St,. L uI,(1., of th e
U. tS., t.he St-ri Inr thlwmay ('o. wil
wIll roundIip1 ticket, (It, luO fare, plu1'.
andI lith, hI. I jlmt .1 nne :;-d.
Th11 1[i'-crie !.cte to the C. n1
focleratto lAt'n(2iIn atc I:c; iile, 3iy
Alle LiNE !.UEWAY V. 8
I, , AN
am selling at Ihes
'h and LIp-to- be m
rry the BEST froni
Atnd in the L3- Hats,
y entire stock Tans
cturer's cost. A
I Oxfords now [m-Iy S
2.25 Oxfords M
. All Misses' cann
ost. A big lot Whei
75c. to $ 1 .25, on n
tt Tan Rhoes me.
s for $3.25. price
I Lr().N SI'INNaION ail E1.:r.
O ver ? 0,0 0 000 Itt presen1tecd il 11h
largest membiillaIgo of (eQ ile mill1 rep
resenitivos ev'r heb in 9ho United
St11us is in n till licr o tday, tho
)CCItsion bving, i he fouri hI anluIIal Ses
-ion of I h ShouI Ieri CO (onl Spiinnirs
it %in, wh ichi a nled toorder
his Inoring.I'
F"iv(% hundw(1-d mill men,I aro inl fi
lvn<damvo an11l it i.- Ioin t lby vcon.
ivrvat ive mem(;]]bewrs that I It(, tomi capi -
al IvIn mtc
al represntel rgte V 0,0,
1 trI lnIt J. 11. MOA 0d11 nL ll(1 t ih1
avn IYCI I ionU to ordor. 1.m-go I IIbII,IIIrS
>f nlow mInt 1 er.; wverf, (l1ectod. Thlvo.
c. Se orb, of ilIdt' eiphia, presidenl.t
in, spoIken1 cn "foreign maeirkets for
Addeelop he."I33 o
l~IJtjaillin inl I'o:t ()fliCO at, Ncwher.
'y, for w'o.k emling' .\Iay 7, 19.?
I . -- ii(IL . I 3'ronwr.
I (l'-JG1 a ne,A'.I wlr
.1 -Il OI I Ih- 'usm , Toml C tii on bit e,
J -ioht i- iT i ln i.tr J n s
- -loyt hing,2
I.l! i'vira I dmha(y.1~ (G W long, 11 A
[igon.
11. --Alay \leltoni, Geo) .\I Aills, J1 W
( )-('ora ( wens.
P~---J .\ I 'it is,
I t--C WV lI ~)I'ohe 3o, W~. fl I eed,
\rd, WA lI)Ia lfI.i zziet Itu.3, ' It,
i\--( 'llow' Ca ih tah ISlgh
('-I I, Hllih, Mar heluUi ay. Cnn
Toh Coaabr Tho)mase, li Told
W-tn.\pleton 'I a Wes,.naWrs
A-Crrf . dms
('--'anni l ema , ailaC on er
8-ohl CIoer, 1) Connel,1 Cre Sm(ith,
well.31 : d I r t ' :tQ e l.1t'>
D ADigh \,Jon Dargan311, Jamesi
c shoes are fresh goods
acle out of leather.
FIATS, *3lPWTS AN
ats, HATS! A nice line
25c.to $2.00. J. B. E
A nice line of New S
and W hites. Big lot to
big lot of Negligee Shir
hirt stock complete, an
y line of Underwear,
A be excelled by any h
I you need anything in i
D. I Call pleaSe YOU in
'11011 YOU need lytinhg
I will treat you right, an
3 a little LOWE R than
'it' rc I m 114ie t -4. k pene.
(I hiII(lel1ina I l ger.)
Of all tho possiblhl iniis,viluice' tlit,
1)(41111 ollo's llio.st clivrisheda pIo.-ises
sion.s, tho 111,njority 1u1y bw t racoJ lick
to w tlit lolhi I I.e (d.-liertolih caroles -
less. f tirst sigl; tils mi;[Y set' pl
rad( ox icl, h-lt at littilo J.r i in will
iniio tHI I tuth of tie stat(1m11Pn-t ILp
Irnt. When V aI l ublO chinM1 or Ulass
inl spito 4f rep a Ntl wa1rning is
treitel wil abouMit 0 te s:noitl r'Spot
its hit heil crocl' V.y, ntll sitil-Is dill
alro or bro.dagl I!, C4)lnVn(e,th
(nele'ssniess it t "Mag h litm do.
lib"ruto. ( )f 0! ilr i dh r tii l'.11pp
not, dlue t.., enre!a . rs, the ate
part airo c Itsmdb! gorne m by
tht.vanity of ignorani 'lch is a
bybi rid growt hi of~ real ignloran1eo anid
It is enri less;, .'or instoneiPi, t) allo0w
lthe l)resden* chi c, t i'hi iie sonpij
unt ghu~.ts ) owl, to ho sent to thle
kitchen (ithe lO 'r tilling or eh.aningi ~
'tIn cOoh Hu.lonlti W litleva V (asjile,
t he prei art dI er,minet ts, li>ny, tishl,
.jolly or whiatover is to go) Io theo
jIuts it ini iho propaer disht, tandt in
Over is leIcft to I th vesel th ('ook
iet- tp 11uldWii wahes caref' Ully V Ie
ghisHs or silIvor wie li is so priiUs ina
I th eyes of her miitriss. Thiis is just
onel of thle ways ini wIihih a imid maty
p)rovU IlieV aiilte.
Hlit'u il ate'. Spicihil Or cahtgons,
'iTie ('htalestoni auid Wvest,rn ( arot
lia rttI :il way beg to annIonnles redneed*c
iat< 'i fromi pin t 5 onU it:s l ine for oPcca
IiriiEena's iTiouuent Greeniville,
S. ('. TIielsets fior this ocetaioni will be,
''n sale Ma -ith1. i, andt for un: inh dute to
uivo aOlt G;reeniii!a by noon or the
15th. I''iinal rturni lbnit May Pitb,
Annul ('oneti on allKicein' l ihters,
)il ingtoni. Ticketais will be~ -ahl Nav
IUtha andI Iilh. witht linal rtmu ii limi't
Mi -y 21st , I j00i.
Graind Iaqsen 'lotjiair liaiaihts of
t''ytan, Gharles&tont. Ti'cke til t o his,
w itfinaal returniii lit Mauy I 9thI, 1909.
'pit. I'stival. ('harlesaan, S. (',
'I'iilkets will be, load Mlay 14tb, 15th
l1t.h 17th, with Ii nallt Al~I ay 21st'
i") (Ir foth rl paritelar iIScall on A gen lts,i
orXwrite t) \Vf .li . '...,
Gent. I 'ass. A\get.,
A. lu.~iilwavy, P ortsmont'h, Vau. ,for
fall dlescitive Ili aphlet givinhg all
ton ait itLiis i*vilie, May- 30.hii.Jmtrno
8rd. :L.
and arc as good as can
1) NECKWEAR.
of stylish Straw Hats
tetson's Soft and tiff
hape Hats in Browns,
select from.
Ls at 38c. You will find
d the prices are right.
-losiery and Neckwear
)Ise in the LIp-country.
his line be sure to call
.Uality, style and price.
in my line, call and see
d will always make the
elsewhere.
AI fl 14rol 3g1n. Itf ( ( for the noimth 4 of
April 100 .
Mpan iiin1atnre, .i 5: maximum
it.elic-latti-e, 8; date, 29th: mininmum111
teimptiut,tlip, 2: dale 1st; totiLlieclpit.
at.ion 8 5 C eleat, ); part,ly cloudy, 1:1;
clonj, Lght, 12, 14:, [.; killing, 1, 2,
: il 21.
'e vaiIing wiind, directLon Sout.h.
A p'i I, 180I , I .12 inches.
A 10l(), 8.5-I ineh( es.
i ' i ont.hs, I.W)9. 20.5o hiches.
' 111011 ' n s, 1900, 2:1.2-; inC es.
Exv ss, n o.00, 2.77 in)ches.
I'R.MARKiS.
ained I.o:i ichIes in -10 inu1tes and
11 (ih's fron G 20 1. M. 17th to
6-20 1'. .11. 3 ,:.9 I n c hes fe ll.
W. 0. Px'TEnjSoN,
ANS1 i(IJU.
A crfuil stody of litussiai )ORaInt
life, in1aLdo from*01 long 1d initimate
obserVILI ion, aind i lIusI rated with
manny original and1( novol phbotographs
con(011itrited to the Mamy Malgatzino
Numbier of TJhe Outlook by Mr.
W\ilhamn Duirban, undelr the title,
Ilo\v thIe liissiari Monijik Livos"'
nien uri 1't araauzIn 10I,or Ar-,'y
\cJJllre (I' Malligii foMygie
an int inarto vi vidi p)resentmiont of Gon
ora I iLwfi 1on as 50olior. Theo article
is illjust rated wvith a series of portraits
of . Lawt on shoingjIr him at difforont
ages frorn sov'onteen to fifty five aind
with ot her pict uros. An article by
JProfes-or Simwon Newcomnb tolls all1
abiou1t t he 111 imo and conrse of the to.
1111 ecl ipso of the0 suir which is occur
on May 2'tlh,nd( also what astronomn
ers hanvo prev'iouns1y learned1 by suc0h
eclipsos [and( whlat they hope to learn
b)y tis one. A pirofuisoly illustriated1 ar
id il) y E'arl Mayo dhescribos the groat
A tlaniti liiner '"Oceanic"' in hor uin
etjinaled mlagnitudo of ton thousand
tonis' weight and1( a sevonth of ii mile
of longth, tolling how she was built
and1( how she is ntow mfannfed and ope.i
atodi Au n rt iclo by R ay Stannard Bak
er relaites tihe story of "T1he Now pros
peority ''a prosper('ity thait wit hin two
years brongh t Ifarmors,muorcants,man
ufactuirer's, and workors of almost
oveory kind1( such ani aCcession of in
cono as they had1( nevor experienced
hofc.ro,and( groatlyraised tho country's
rating in the financial calendar of
the world.
Th'le S. S. McCluro cJo., Now York.
No matter howv feoble thio old Vet
erans the comfort wvill bo ample and
(overy attonition will be given on the
SEA BOARD A IR LINE RCAIL
WAY to the Confederate Reunion at
Louiisv'illo, May 30th-June 3rd. St.
Closo ca1llut.ion has put the num
ber of Vetorans at the Confederate
Rennion at Louisville, MaIy 80th
June 3rd, at 40,000, and the numn
ber of visitors at 100,000. The bulk
of them will travel p)art of the wa
by the SEABOARID AIR LINI
I1A L WA Y, b)ecause it carries them
th rough the battlefields. at