The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 15, 1900, Image 3
Knights of Pythias,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
T ATE 1D CONVENTIONS OF
Lthi14 L-,dge will be hlcd the 2nd
and 4th Tusdylightm of eachl monith
at 7.30. Visiting Kinights cordially
I)welcomed. T110S. EL 10,PTING,
K. of It. and S.
Clotwell lotel Building.
.4 NEWVIHERMY m Amci4r.
Corrected every Tuesday and Friday
by Suiierl, B0ros.
M eat ...................... . . ....---.. 7(48(3.
e .......................... 7c.
H s..................................
Bc.st Lard ...................9
Best Molasses, new Cr1)...... 60c.
Good Molasses..................... 25(a)50c.
C orn ................................ 050.
.ML.......... . . .........-......... 60C.
'H ay................ . . ................ DOC.
Whivat Bran.........................$1.10.
t Patent Flou I............$1 25(a1.50.
S nd Best iour.................... i-.25.
trait Flour........................ $4.00.
ood Ord.juary Lloar...........$3.25(a)3.75.
a ....................... ......... 5 ( c.
...............................
C ................. 10(a}5ne,
tton seed meal, per sack... $1.15.
e Hulls, por cwt.............. 350.
Country Produco.
1), lb .. ............. 15C)20c.
s, per do n ................ 124c.
hickens, each.................... 15q)25c.
Pets, per bushol................. 85c.
Corn, per bushol.................. 55C.
OLts, per bushl.................. 35(a40c.
SwOt potatoes .................... 60(a)75c.
Turkeys, 1)p r lb .................. 6(a) 8v.
Fodder, per cwt ................. '15(<90e.
Two pounds of cofftee for 25 cents at
Mosley Bros , Prosperity. taf 4.
lietd in Your Namo.
If you are going to Louisville, w-e
are requested to earnestly insist that
you give your name to Mr. C. F'. B3oyd
not later than the 20th, so that ar
rangements cal be made for the party.
Hand in your name tt once.
We will sell you corn & bacon cheap
er than any one in town see us before
buying. C. J. Purcell.
t&f if.
The FiremnnM FeStIV8'.
The hour for the festival for the ben
c1it of the fitreien has been changed
from 8 to 1; ). in. it will he given in
the font, yard of AIr. .1. W. White on
Friday, May ISOh, at 6 P. ml.
The ladies who have cla'ge of the
tables will )lease mlieet at 5 o'clock, bo
as to hiLVC thei i Ables inl rea.diiess.
\e ire selling the best 2nd patent
flour on earth for $3 110. C. J. Purcell.
t&f tf.
ilAp, School Io Cl1os.
MIS lls IMcCuXlloug h's school at Jalapa
will close iWriday May 18th. '1 he school
will have a pienlic Saturday 19th at
Sieairman's minierai spring two miles
from Jalair-t. N iss icCul lough hats sue
cessfully tauglit said school and has
given general satisfaction.
WlAe are selling the best 1st patent
flour made for *4.15. C. J. Purcell.
t&f tf.
Anu Excitling Ilace.
Friday afternoon after the parade
the reel team will make a practice race
on Main street, and an exciting r'ace
will be made wilta a"cart and horses,
giving our citiz.ens an idea as to how
the reoel wvagon contests are pulled off.
Come out and see it.
To wVaneAs the ElI1ple.
Prof. Colcock of the South Carolina
College, and others who are anxious to
observe the coming e'clipse to the best,
advantage, have been consulting with
President Childs of. thle C., N. & L.
railroad with a view to getting
that olicial to run an excursion from
here to Litt,le Mountain, which is di.
r'ectly in the path of the eclipIse, on the
morning that the eclipse takes place.
It looks now as if the excursion will be
run. If it is, it wyill doubtless be well
patronized .-The State, 14th.
Why not run it to Newberry, and be
with the party of observers from Wash'
ington? Ne wherry would be pleased tc
have thle oxcursionists.
An Aged Couple DI)du in MIssiipI.
The following has been received by
a citizen of Nowberry anld will be o1
interest to many of 0our readers: John
N. Summer and wife Nancy, were
both born near Cannon's crook in New
I:berry County, lived there till aftem
they were married, then moved to neam
Cromer's postoffico in 1854, at whicl
Ktime thoy moved to Smith County
Mississippi. About 10 years ago thea
moved down to Pike County Mise
They both died in the month of April
both at very advanced, ages. Nanc3
~he wife of J. N. Summer died Apri
- h in her 86th year and John N. Sum
rdied A pril 24th in the 89th year o
go. They have many relativei
fends in Newberry County, whi
~be glad to know of them.
J. H. S1,1on, Rod Hill, Ga.
tlsons of Scoo ishtrict No. 21.
will be a meeting of the citi
ohool District No. 21 on Fri
25th, at 4 o'clock p. mn., fo
e of considering the advisti
hvying a one-mill tax on th
y'operty of -said district fo
o schools of the disticlt.
J1. D. SHEELY,
d. Trustees District No. 21.
hi, 1900..
Wanted,
omen and women to represor
ry locality-3 to 6 dollars pc
y earned. For particulars at
. H. GoLjen, 220 King St
VAuOUS AN1) ALL AISOUr.
See IIrobate sale.
M Iss Laura Howman left yesterday to
visit I'elatives in Charleston.
Mrs. Hattlo Dukes, of Opelika, Ala.,
is visiting the Misses Bradley.
Associate .Justiec Ira f. Jones spent
Sunday in the city with relatives.
0. L. Sciumpert, Esi., wet.t fo Spat
tanburg yesterday to attend court.
M iss Daisy O'Neal of Columbia is in
the city, visiting Mliss Eloise Welch.
[Irof. W. 11. Wallace otfer3 his resi
denlce and vacant lot for sale or rent.
Prof. 13. L. Jones, of the Columbia
city schools, aerivcd in Newberry last,
week.
Mr. Arthur Kibler is announced as a
Can(lditte for the legislatur.e in this
issue.
Flynn has ju-t stacks of goods that
lie is selling for actual cost Read his
ad. today.
The delegates will leave tonight to
attend the State Convention in Colui
bla tomorrow.
The West End Brass Band will fur
nish music at the Firemen's Festival
on Friday evening.
The closing exercises of the Utopia
school will he held Friday evening, the
18th, beginning at 8..10 o'clock.
Dr. 0. B. Mayer is attending a meet
ing of the State Board of Medical Ex
aminers in Columbia this week.
A baseball association will be organ
ized here in a few days, and our citi
zens may expect some good ball this
summeri0.
Reel team No. 3, the crack team of
Columbia, passed up the road yester
day on their way to the Greenville
tournlament.
Messrs. George S. Mower, Eduard
Scholtz and Dh'. V. E. Pelham left yes
terday for Clui'leston to attend the
Grand Lodget-. K of 1'.
Make your arran gements to attend
the firemen's ice eretn and strawberry
festival lriday nitht,. You will get
yonr money's worth.
M\lany prominent professional and
busilefs men of l'rosperity were up1)
yesterday to wit.ness the game of ball
on the college grounds.
Mr. Ben A. Hawkivs has accemted a
)OSitio in Columb1ia as Htenographer
for State Com1mi sioner Crum, and left
for the city last week.
The Longshorc school, successfully
taught by Miss Lilla K. .lohnstone,
closes soon. A picnic will he given on
Saturday next, the l9th.
The annual inspection of the Fire
)opatrtment will take place on Friday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. The program
and line of marelh will be published on
Priday.
Tie Excelsior Fire Company has de
cided to attend the Firemen's Tourna
ment at Charlotte, N. C., next week.
They will leave here next Monday af
ternoon via the SoutheOn.
We are indebted to the graduating
class of Patton 8eminary, Oak ClitT,
Texas, for an invitation to attend the
comnmencemtent exercises from the :2th
to the 30th instant.
Mrs J. WV. Watt.s and daughter and
Miss Leila Fulmer attended the Presby
terian Sunday School anniversar-y at
Clinton S'iturday.- Whbile there they
vlsited1 Thorn well Orphanage, and
speamk in the highest terms of that in
stitution.
Revy. C. HT. Arnmtrong preaches at
Colony the first and third Sundays at
11 a. mn., andl at, Beth lEden the secondl
and fourth Sunday mornings at 11. At
priesentt he precaches at Mvayer's Memo
rial in the afternoons, later he will
change from after-noon to night. lHe
makes a good p)astor-, and is much loved
by his people.
Questions Answered.
Yes, August Flower' still has the larg
est sale of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmoth
ctrs never thought of using anything
else for indigest,ion or biliousness. Doe
tor's were scarce, and they seldom heard
of appendicitis, nervous pr'ostraLtion or
heart failure, etc. They used August
Flower- to clean the system and stop fer'
mentat Ion of undigested food, -egulate
tbe action of the liver, st,imulate the
nervous and organic action of the sys
tem, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headaches
and other' aches. You only need a few
doses of Green's August Flower, in li
quid form, to make you satisfied there
is nothing serious the matter with you.
For sale by W. E. Pelham.
D)ICATIIs.
Mr. Wmn. Abr'ams, of No. 4 Town
ship, died yesterday in the 90th year of
his age.
Mrs. Nobles died at the home of her
daughter, Miss Mary Nobles, on Thurs
day last. She was in the 92nd year' of
het' age, and had been ill for several
months. Her remains were bur'ied ir
the family graveyard near Colons
church on Friday.
-The Haondle Faotory Located.
The site for the Shutt,le, Handle ani
-Spoke Factory has been located. I
will be erected on the corner of Nanci
Sand Wilson streets, in Ward 1. Th<
>Company 'has purchased two lot
from Mr. L. I. Epting and two fror
Col. Putrcell, adjoining the residene
of Mr. W. A. Fulmer. - Ward one seem
- not only to be leading in the matter o
.new residences, but is also getting th
r enterprises.
Reel Races, Hook and Ladde
rcontests, b)ursts of speed by traine
horses, athletic contests of all kindi
base ball, foot races, tests of strength
for valuable prizes. Fantastic pa
rade of the Elks. Every Lodgei
the State will be in line in fane
costume. Riding Camels, 1ijdin
tOxen, Riding Mules, during the 20t
of May Gala Week at Charlotte, 3
0., provided you take the Seaboar
Air Line.
TilE WeE ViO-,.%M FESTIVAl,.
P14 nty of lh Inti-A too Eitt ateit any A tnount
of Amumeni-tt Ne,xt FrIity nghit.
An ice cream and strawberry festival
will be given by the Excelsior Fire
Comnily Oil lnext Eriday evenling at
the residence of .\r. .j. v. Whito. It
Is to be inanaged inul sup-rinteided
over-by the lady friids of the firemen
anld those Who atteil will lia me o icaluse
to regrot it. It is the ii,ntntio to gIvU
each per.oin who att ends vilue received
for hIs 1ioney, the ncessaI-y dialities
having been klAly contributed by
Some large hearted citizels, nid alt
who attend will be assured at i0ce lime.
The Baptist Hun day-sc hool had in
teided giving an ice cream festivi at
this Me Limtle anIId i nd 11y gave way to
t.hm firemen-1. Thlis spirit Is high11. ly l)
pri'eciated by the( I liemenl.
Oni it Vi.sit to Nvi-whoerry.
A. e. L ver, lx:( , of i ..xiiigtoi
Couity, was in Newherry a few days
la3st week visiting relat,ives.i antd fricm.is
on the camptis ald in towl, a11d ilho
takilng ill tle great C lenson --Nvewberr v
ball gile. Mr. Lever cait, 'to his
1103110 from Washi ngton to Itiend hI is
couity coiveition, Iaid wats elcutd hy
it a delegate to the State Coeit- r.
Alter the State ('onvention he w ii! I
turn to h is duties in Wash ing tonl.
Mv . Lever is well ki own e licrv. II
is a br1.illilant graduate of Newberry
collego of the class of '95. Sin- icav
ilg College lie has i eei quite proini
nlt In IuliiC alffair"s in his seCto,
aid WiL urgid to run, for the le i-la
ture Whenl oily 21 years old. Flor near
lv four years he has been pri vate s. c
retary to Con1gress'man btokes, I Id
during that time has complete-d a th:o
rongh course in law at the C' -lIrLted
Georgetown Law i.-chool. ils New
berry friends and o'd college chums
have their eyes oil Franlli, Conifiileit
that his g'reit, ibility anld sphi uidid
equipmlent W'll winl for him proinlelit
placus inl tle public service.
For itent.
A seven room Cottage in, town of
Helei-good garden ald wiater - o'
reint lit live dollars per moith.
t 2t ln, D). Stocn i-:.l.y
Suagar! Sugar!!
Eighteen pounds of granulated si'ga
for $1.0t), at Alosley 3ros., Pro,1421pei1Y.
t&f -it.
i'econid Qirterly Couet4rwE.
The second Quarterly Con ferei.'- .i
Prosperity Circit will be ield at Mi.
Pleasanlt chuieh next Friday, 18Lh in
stitia. Rev. It. A. Child, IP. N' , wi
preach it 11 a. in. The ullicial manii
bers aire eariestly requested to aw ted.
W. It. A.\ .,
Theo Stemmer Stiol.
Tile following teachers have been se.
lected to teach the sou111mmer school for
teachers ti Newberry r.'oil August
15th to September 1st: E. C. McCants,
Superinitelidelt of 131ackville graded
school; R". C. Perriln, taclier l'ortel
Militairy academy; Miss Margaret Law,
inlstruIctor in dr'awing.
To Organizo ai Tenin.
All those who are interest ed in or'gan
iz/ing a summer base ball team for New
berry iare invitod, reques03ted and1( urgod
Lo at,t.end a meeting aL, thec Opera I louse
01n the nilght, of the 15thi inst at 8 3t0 P. \I
o'clock foi' the purp'lose of ellfectually
organIlizing~ a1 base hall club.
The attentIon of water consumers is
called( to tIhe notice of Supeint,enldenlt
Voss in another cohlumn. It, is the de
sire of the Commissioncr's to have the0
consumers co-oplerate with them In en
forcing the rules. T1he Superintendent
is compelled to dlo his duty, and if the
r'ules are' not adheored to, t.he citizAens
will have to be putl to the expense5 of
boring another woll to keep up tIle
water supl)Iy. LI.r the pa.st few days
t,he pulmping capa)lcity has been pult to
its fullest extenlt to keep up the supply
and with any1 further waste of water
the supply will be insuflicient. So don't,
waste the water on your11 gardens.
Tihei'e will be an exhibition at the
close of Trinity seol, tauight by Miss
Mamie Mc G raw, Tuiesd ay3 even ing, Ni ay
20th, be'ginnlinlg at 8:30 o'clock. Mliss
McGraw has mnado a success ful teacher,
anId we bespeak for heri an1 excOllenlt
eterOtalimen)t. The public is cordially
invited to at,tenld.
The Old Veterans are dropping off
rapidly now and [no1e wvants to fail
to meet his comrades at the Confed.
, rato Reunion at Louisvillo, May
30th.Juno 3rd, sp)eiallyr when the
rates are so low ats they are by bt
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL
t WAY. 3t.
FouIr days of Pageant, Panorami
and Tatriotism (luring tile 20th o
of May Gala Weeok at Charlotte
May 22.23-24.25th. Take the Sea
board Air Liune.
WVater Consumers.
3 7'OUlR ATTECNTION IS RISPICCT
J. fully calied atgini to excessiv
wastecof water'. Some conlsumcers ar1
r abusing the privIleges. The Commii
missiner's of Public Works haive ii
st.ructed mec to enforce rules relative t
' this, which read:
; Fromn Sept. 1st, to May 1st, betwee
7 a. mn and 9 a. mn., and between 4 1
a m an .m
From May 1st to September 1st, bs
Y tweeni 6 a. mn. and 8 a. mn., and betwee
(I6 p. mn., and 7 p. mi.
hl This rule must be strlit,1y complie
with. Any con.sumner violat,ing th
satme will be eut, off. ~ ut
P. J. yg et
May 15th, 1900.
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A1 F Es 0 \ lOF 1.1 L,L.,
I hp N"o"M Two) I. OeIn a ( rof Oen
tton- ,I ( it 1 I t I: ( V% * W it
4: Ne n lerr l.
hI'ie glin C of kti h(i' ' Iw-k (1'I''u)IolI
Itind -Nowber!ry ('!eela- P-ridaly was
111()Inoubte d 1\ 1- 1'. }r tti k:-, U aluW eVV r
play'ud oilI th. ;ca' diall!fwd.
Tho raliv. '.4 -t1ilk d :i1 Vilttory ior
ie St'tz. -tiL: ' hoy .oy , a score of
2 to 1, Iu Lnwy had to atu ledIe
that w::A % n ..- ('' Ihe h a rniM fought
for victorio:, of .-, ,ose
TocI4 C(.n -112 '24'', 4:1' t2'.. hatl 1Iho
e I,. n l W t ::e V tSI 02 1 l't iIe
Newhi .y .. - - w:s , -- r1congvt h
hald gon . lit. . .inl t t'.Cik - :--a,1
TJi.e f4'' t t '2 .h ' 1.4W'e W d
dini on' 's .:N, !w ;m \ r iw% IhS box,
str ik ing m -I 'V.3 111*. 1. ': ' n ily uil.
lowingi" 11. ,i:. a,', %.e s tWO
ba ,, '. I . . h,or41 be i I!P kol.ol.1hc
hin! Aic b,
Pi e I :leI - , . c - -.: wIrk in I
the i x, al' .' OniiV ,. ( hits aind
sli'i itig 4 o ! . .\ I, c; .I :t! poinits Ill
the210 1. 0 % 1 : . a 0 l : Ii n - pui t A thiel
II?x, tri,lki I 1 1wo, all-, ing wo
h ts aind on" un
Newberrio . noxv fet I --a :iAi.d that
Lhey ha t' . . L la ; \ 22 2 I.e StatI-,
I]2csi I Iit(1 UI4' I' )1 '.41 fiI ,c ill: 111 (' I f
4i4(i 0 20 ;'. ! w.'t 3' t) i I e I' -at- r2frc4nI
Blsroer and i by o i connnio
in1 wan2ting. Ito hea't1' fl'ent2 I 311ti' r
l~I'Oo er4' (If t... S'ill)tI (.'alolit222a C.ollego
0t-aln.
CitIllson i irlicst * 'all) Ihat halts
playeN'd Nwy,Wi0h 1-11LnIdid b,1.-i
Vior.
.-' 'I:i: lY iNNI.54 ,2.
Newherry............0 0 0 0 4) 0 0 1 1-- 1
*10cl mson..... ..... . o 0 0 . 1 0 ) 0- -2
Two lIae I , Ne\w'i' 1. Cue.
sov 1.
Donble i .t'. l. kt to ines-:.i
lliberg to ! nter.
Struconk 0ut 'y Wl din.:-kn 12, Cole
2, MckMakin)
laiteri'----Veddng- n d Btl es":(;
Cole, MCMIi and Latil,a.il.
Ulinpires'ii- c l: ald ' land.
Tho i n \v4 ih 1.r. ii .. Whlt
estW'Any aPerwum IhN Newbwirry
boym plap d r:rent haw. They went
into the ganio fo-chn,, that inl orde r to
winl froinl whr:t h'!l het 11 plit down ats
W.e seemid, bost 1.ilt in the .tate, that
they had to ilay ball, but, it. took only a,I
few ininutty to -t!e that. it was going to
be a one-sid. all'air.
Newbr.'s kw.t:ry. Wvhlington and
lieusse, did orn t t work Th.y were
in 1rfct i"i und wer, ingur to po
up apaiusLt a Penk tvani-iud as tbh
ho2*. s . .'.1: --: iply ''4'4 222 upj.'
tco w.i -oL'npew,1H cf an extendedl
neCot,to t n0 o. It l-ted in a
Victiri' f'I Ntv brri'ry . a score of
15 to 3. Ti.i- ,core by innings is a1s
folIo\w :
tA !ne... ........2 0 0 1 1 1 4) 0-. :
Newbvrry...... .....0 S 0 I 1 2 2 0 1-15
It'* Iri: .. :-rry. \\:d ingtonl and
enls !e: !-:!An an nd Caldwoll.
Rise ht:t - h' erry o;1:r-ikcine 7.
Two-h,aso 1 ' 'i 1h1 I , k'euise 2.
Johintoln I: . l:e,T :. .
Struck oll. --Hy Weddil.u"'on 1l; b1y
Ragan ).
jas l )n '': J" We" :ington 1: by
1Ragan I S.
Theb Vi-ln o hos are1 L entlemnanly
set an zd mat!i.-f ~ . 2 (.eud ' i : wher r.
Ne'wberi'' j"uIst now1'. in oVing to tile
pullic that. .i.: '0mv. 14a4 on2e4 of thel
str'on22est te.'-n' in the :-' :Ge---and we
lare al1l 11121-':.for a4 (1h24 ': to get,. h
scall (of theL ". C. C."lleg4!' t''un1, which
MI ana22gerI (tolor l.'ots 12422 n- i'd for th is
week. IAut. V.' want tio game4, and
fewer prom..
F' &nn is; -1lig his8 entir'e stock aIt
New Yor1k ('o2 . t it
You41 shoHd14 se:e the0 push f Ir the1 bar12
gains at1 t,h4e co0 sal at,1 2( lyn1n's. t it
81'A'I-: ciF Oll h. C.t(' 4iIr Tl, -:22 , 4
I.2'( .\ 4 2 4'l''T'. 4 "
i a A NI( .1. 1 1:.9~ A1-: 4i nLk('es ; o:tih 11nt ihe Is the
C o., toinahn.sbul4"' in 41he ' '42y of Tolet4to
(C(nI4ry 2ni4t " 4i22t o afore'sali4t 2(4( ut 221 lu t44ait
4124m ill payi~ Ihe 4.4t24 (4f (2Ni I t; I !Niil1t1'.D
t haut en inant4 b.2 4224r4< by3 1t4 he 54e ofI IIa .I,'s
CATA' 12al1 Ct'E.
presence('4, 24hb O (1:4'.' ay 1o-f Dee .her.' A. 11.188.S
noNotar.ty 1'42blic.
Ilajll's (CatarrhI t'14r( 19 take'i terna1244y an<4(
1act1s <t1C(Ire (1ly n the lanI4 14n44 muros91.5 tr4
faes (If 1444 . 8 ('''. 's"1le I r list 4ioninha1
hte. 2 ..2 C(I I IY' & C( ., Toledo'(t, 0.,
2401(1 by diii :4'''' l Mr. ~4
We ha&ve someil suits of (clothesC and
several pair s of shoe12sI si 1tlty dama1)lged
b)y wat.er tha2t, we' will seillat 75c. On tile
$1.00 alt Flyn,n's CaIsh Stor'e, I It
FreOsh ('hocola1tes anid I on bons at,
North Car1ol inaI's1 Naval ITIer'o, Lieult.
Anderson, wh~o cut the cablo)1 at1 Sabnt,
ago, has( at.cepteZd an inv.'it.at.lon to be4
presen1t, dur1intg the0 20th of~ May (Gala
Week aIt C(.arlotte, N. C , M ay 22-2d-24.
25t-h. Ile will go to CharIot,o by t,hi
Seaboard Alir Line.
The Ga2a Week at ('harlot,te, N. C
May 22-2~l231-2t, wii1l be a Sinp'~
spetacle of stplendor0. T1ake the Seal
board1( Air L.22no.
Watch for dat1.cs1 of special trainis b.
Ithe Seabolard' Air Line1 to the~ 2 celbraO
tion of the ~I"(1 IleIlenburg Declaranti(1
of Independr'n(e at Ch1arlott,c, N. C.
May 22-23-l?>th.
Tiher'e will ha. $I ,000.00 In prizes fo
141F(fitemen's comts t, thLie 20th1 of Ma2
Ga~Ila WVef'4 in Charlotte. Take 41h
Seaboard4'4 \4' I ,ine.
H 1i222iardware.
Agrienitura1 Implement141l s, Hand les
. IIoes, Girs.in2 (.Sadles, Nails, Buiilder'
2) IIar'dware, 1lomot 1"1'urnishing Goodt
Agate and11''Tin, W(odware', Ice Cecar1
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