The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 06, 1900, Image 3
Don't F101 To (to
On the exrursion ti-aii to Charleston,
H. C., oil the in-oriling of.1 uly 1Ith. iRe
turning, leave Charleston July 18th at
8 p). im. Fare, $2 50 f(or round trip. We
promis good order.
2t James F. Todd, Manager.
It has been demiontrated by experi
olno that consutmip lon can be prevent
ed by the early n.,e of Ono Minute
Cough Cure. This is the favor-ite roi
etdy for coughs, colds, Croup a1"thmlna,
grippe, an(] till throat and lung trou
bles. Cures quieikly. Gilder's Corner
Drug Store.
County AnI'uice M1Pe-Ig
The County A 'liv.cv will meet in the
Court House at Ni xberry on Friday,
MG3h instant, at II o'clock. All Alli
anices are requested to send delegates
and their annual daCS.
It. T. ( HUNTE:R, Pres.
C. F. BOYD, Sec.
A gentleman recently cured of dys
pepsia gave tho fallowing approprilate
rendering of Burn:.*s famous blessing:
"Some have meat and cannot eat, and
some have none that want it; but we
have meat and we can eat-Kodol Dys.
p81pSial Cure be thanked." This pre1'CpUa
ration will digest what. you eat. It in
stantly relieves ali - aRd ically cures in
digestion and alz stomach disorders.
Gilder's Corner Dt u- Store.
A New Firm.
Capt. A. 1. Pifer and Mr. Witm. Ewart
have formed a copartnership and pur
chased the stock of goods of Dr. M. A.
Renwick. The now firm will take
charge on August I A and continue in
the clothing and geuts' furnishing
goods business. Di. Renwick will de
vote his time to hiz large farming in
terest.
Tie law holds both maker and ercu
lator of a counterfeit equally guilty.
'T'ho dealer wh o sells you a (angerous
counterfeit of D2kWitt's Witch Hazel
Salvo risks your life to make a little
larger profit. You cannot trust him
DIWitt's is tile 0k' genuine and origl
ual Witch H1azel ilve, a well known
cure for piles and all skin diseoses. See
that, your denler gives you )oVitt,'S
Salve. Gilder's Corner Drug Store.
They PhRy W0ll.
The West End I and gave an open
air concert on t, public square Wed
nesday morning nj -I to the delight of
our citiz.ns. Tl'o young men have
greaty improved J.tely in their .v
lng and deserve to be helped and ua
couraged in kcepi' Y up a good band.
They appeared in their pretty new uni
forms and prese-ntd a neat and hand
some appearance. They are open for
engagements to furnish campaign n u
sic.
A fter many Infricate experiments,
scientists have dIscovered methods fo
obtaining all the natural digestants.
These have been combined in t he pr-o
portion found in tihe human t:)dy and
united with substanc>s that build i
the digestive orgas, making a com
pound called Kodol zpopsia Cure. It
digests what you eat and allows all dis
pepltics to eat plent-ty of nour1ishin:
food while the stomaceh troubles are I
leg radically cured by tihe modlcinal
agents it contains. It, Is pleasant to
take and will give quick relief. Gil
der's Corner Drug Store.
To schoo? l'Tenchierp,
TJ he National E lucational A ssocIa
tion will meet, In C'i.rleston, S. C., July
10-13. There will be no meeting of
the State Teachers.'' Association this
year.
Teachers wishing to attend wvili please
notify mue at as early a dlate as5 possible
so that I many make necessam y arrange
muents. F. W. H IGGINS,
County Sri pt. of Education.
A Monster Devil FIlah
Destroying its victimi, is a typ)e of
Constipation. T1he power of this mur'
derons malady is falt on organs and
nerves and muscles mind brain. There's
no health till it,'s overcome. But Dr.
King's New Life Pills are a safe and
certain cure. Blest in the world for
Stomach Liver, Kidneys mtEnd Blowelr.
Only 25 cants at all drug stores.
Death of Capjt, W. T. Hattan.
The following special is taken ft em
*The State of July 4:h:
Pomnarla, July 4th.-Caipt. W. Ti. Ilat
ton, once a promincut merchant at Po
*maria and Captain of the Pomuarla Ri
fles, until a reorganization of the comn
pany, died at 10 o'clock this morning.
Teburial will tal:o place at Beth le
hem church at 10 a. mn., July 5.
Up to the time imO withdrew from
business his prospects were bright, but
*like many others ho fills his grave at
an Tsarly period of hisa life.
110 heaves a son an,d a daughter, a
fond mother, a sister and a host of
friends to mourn lisa death.
The Poet,t Jury.
Trhe session's court wvill convene in
Necwberry on the third Monday, 23(1
instant, and Jude' Aldrich will pre
*side. The follow iu' persons have been
drawn to serve as petit jurors at the
sittIng of the court:
Lawson L. Domiinick,'J. S. Wort,s, .T.
A. Sease, A. A. Singley, Thes. B
Wicker, Emmett Cabaniss, Win. T.
Price, Wmn. D. Rutherford, Thomas L.
Harmon, Robt.. L. Mur'phey, Jacob B.
Fellors, Ge a. S. En low, Charles Tr.
Schultz, .T. Simps Dominiick, Chris. S.
Rutf, John L. Clook, W. B. Whitney,
Geo. WV. Swittenburg, Eugene Hitt,
olhn H. Barnes, Ol!ver P. HarrIs, Win.
. McCullough,, '. Epting, Geo. B.
ull, Salathial W illamson, S. B. H law
ios, Geo. A. Booz?er, John H. Willing
mi, Ira M. Dorr,iniek, J. B. Mills,
enry HI. Longshore, Dl. M. Dennis,
mee M. Bowers, Marcus WV. Lester,
eoss T. Pitts, P. Brooks Hutohison.
VARIOUS AND AM. ABOUr.
Hot, hotter, hottest.
Tho County Convention will meet
Monday.
The postollico observed Sunday hours
on WedneIsday.
TheCaroliaanuCfacturing Company
shut down for the 1th.
Sheriff iford made a business trip
to Columbia Tuesday.
Tho candidates were cer'tainly In
evidence Wednesday.
The usual large crowd of negrroes was
In town on the 4th.
Mr.s. R. 11. Welch is spending the
summer a IIendtrsonvil,e.
The banks of he city observed the 4th
by closing their doors to business.
Dr. .J. W. Nanco now occuples the
Wallaco residmnce in "Brooklyn."
Mrs. G. C. Sale and M iss M ic uiett
are visiting relatives in Greenwood.
We want our boys to run sl'ort on
"goose eggs" at Anderson next week.
Supt. Voss has returned from a ten
(lays Aisit to his old home In Georgia.
Attend your club meeti'-gs tomorrow.
You are due that iuch 1( your party.
Mr. P. Ft. Baxter has been awarded
the contract to build an oil mill at Biam
berg.
Mrs. Geo. A. Wright left yes(erday
for Campoballo, where she will spend
the sun11mmer.
Misses Mariot Gary, Ellie an, id Fannie
Sheppard, of Edgefield are visiting Mr.
B. F. Griffin
The cotton mill closed down Wednes
day and the operatives enj')yed the day
in various ways.
Rev. J. B. Hocd has returned from
his vacation and will occupy his pulpit
at Kings Creek church.
R. H. Welch, Esq., returned from
1-ender-onvillte, where he has been en
joyitng a rest for several days.
Mrs. W. 1. Hlerbert Iand children left,
yeslerday for 'aris Mountain, where
they will spend the summer.
The next neeting of the Women's
Missionary Conference of the Method
ist Church will bw livid in Newberry,
TAhis plac was sh eted at the meeting
Last week in Greenville.
Mr. Thos. Perr3 hts a half acre patch
of Early King cotto!i waist high, some
of the bulbs on which are 1 1 inches in
circumference. With favorable weath
er the patch wfill produce over I bale.
Dr. J. M. Kibler has had on exhibi
tion for the past few days at Win. John
son's store some of the finest tomatocs
we have ever seen. On one stein grew
nine large, niec ones. Saimo weighed
a pound. They were beauties.
Prof. Williams Welch, formerly ,f
Clemson College, now of Washington,
D. C., is In the city to spend a portion
(if his vacation with his pz.ronts, Dr.
and Mrs. S. G. Welch. Ile is now con
nected with the United States Coast,
Survey.
The passenger trains on the Southern
were late passing Newberry on the 4th.
It wits late in the night Wednesday
when Ihe "Cannon ball" passed here fo.
Columbia. The cause of the delays
were the large crowds ox eursionists
'.lebrating the '"glorious fourth" in the
up)-country
E!ntranlce and Normal sch olarsh ip
examinations in the South Carolina
College, will be held in the court house,
ini this plaice, on JIuly :20th, by the
Conuty Superintendlen t of Education.
Young men who contemplate cntef'ing
this college should prepar-e for thec ex
amination. See ad.
Does it Pay to tiny Cheap.
A cheap r-emedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and euro the more
severe and dangerous results of thr'oat
and lung troubles. What shlall you do?
Go to a warmer and mo. e regular cli
mate? Yes, If possible fo. you, then in
eIther ease t.ake the only remedy that
has b cen introduced ini all civilized
countries withl success In sever'e thro-at
andl lung troubles, "'Boece's German
Syrup." ft not only heals and stim
ulates thle tissues to destroy the germ
disease, but al lays in ilammation, causes
easy ex pectoration, gives a good night's
rest, and cures the p)at,iena. Try one
bottle. Recommeinded miany years by
all druggists in t,he world. Eor sale by
W. E. Peiham.
Teacher WVan ted.
The patrons of.H-airtford Aeademy
ichool d istrictNoll will meet Saturday,
July 24th, 1900, at 9 a. mn., to elect a
teacher for the ensuinlg year, of eight
months. No suimmer session. Salary'
$30 a month. None but first-grade
teachers need apply.
Applications should be senlt to the
Secretary of the Board of TIrustees, E.
L. Ilays, Newberry, S. C.
P. M. H AWKINS,
E. L. IIAYE S,
F. L. P~AYSINGERI,
T1rustees.
.HOW TO
"KEEP KOOL"
B .Pineapple Gem, delicioue,
n, Chocolate Cream, very
I U rich and unequaled.
Strawberry Cream,
Drn8 Fruity and tempting.
at Vanilla Cream, always
TFlaiexactly right.
~oa Phosphates, fees, Ginger
Ales, Mineral Springs Wa
FORRtinslS tcr.
The place to drink cooling fluldr
pure and healthful at
PeIham's Fountains.
'I E FOUItTiT (p Jt1I.Y.
A Qtet Day-Tlf, IWent E1,n4t i1iveue, ia
Stle8s. St io %'t(vtuCjH 111cae Ito
Urowel-~Gonuti Mutsic.
le "loriolls touirthi" wa ot for
ially celebrated in Newberry. Tlu
erowd lit the city was not inistaltly
large, but those here were quiet,,
peAACaLeJ1 and 01rder-y.
Tbe West, ind I blveti and speak
Iog of tie State candid-ites was tihe
Centt'r of att.rti'eonl, anld by eleven
o'clock the streets vere deserted of
white people, ev'rybody Iliving goIe
over to the grounds --in the beautiful
grove where the slialcing was to take
phavc and the diilnet to be Served.
Tbc bavbt!eue dintner was one of the
best of its kind ever served in the city
oil a poblic ovetsion. The Imleats were
prepared inl anl exo(Aellt manniler and(
served very Iicely. In fact, the biari
becue feature was in every sense, it
SUCCCS--, anId at nice little Suim realizedl
for the ehurch. in this coneielion tle
pronotlo s of the Cue are to be cotIIpli
mnentied.
The State candidate; were all in
vited, but only four were present itod
spoke as follows: Messrs. lFratk 11.
G,ary and A. Howard Patturs:-, for
Go,,ernor, Cole. L. Ilease, for I.itIten
ali-Governor, and Dr. 'Timtitertitu,0.
for St,ate Trensurer. Besides . oist
gentlcncti sLveral of the con e L.i
dtates uide short speeches. II. II.
Blease, %<(., prosided and1 mad
short, ddress to his old friends ald tie
quatintan,ces.
M\r. Hoyt and Governor Mlesweenevy
had been invited, but eould not be here.
Mr. Hoyt having previously accepted
an invitation to speak in Lexington,
and thc Governor being in Kansas City,
attending the National I)'mocratic
Convention.
The West, latt Iland tomnhishid ex
cellent iusic for the occasion. The
younga mn1i of thle band we.ro oul, inl
their new untifotrmIs and Iade a line ipII
pearaincec.
The day, barring tihe heat, was a
pliisat one, t.nd there was not a sit
gIC occur'ence on the grounds to I' t
the pleasure of anyone.
Those who had the itrang'iteenit, itt
hand worked hard to make it a stceeo,
an(l tl:ey feel rewarded for Ihior
efforts.
A Night of Ti4rot.
"A w ful an y iety was felt fr th e wdow
of the brave General lnuvhmt of
.1acbias, Mle., when the doctors -.0i
sIe could 11ot ie till mornin writ eslll!"NHW:
Mrlts. S. H1. Lincoln, vhoattInd b r
that fearful night. "All thoulg It '. e
mlust soon (ie fron Pneumnonia, hut. She
begged for Dr. King's New I)iscoVery,
saying it had mtore t.htn once saved hr
life, and had cured ber of Constunp
tion. A fter t.hree small doses tho s-pt,
etsily all niight, aid its fto 01he' use
completely cured her." This nirvil
ous medicine is guaranteed to cure Il
Th roat, Chest ani Enng Dsseses.
Only 50e and $1.00. Trial bottles free
att all dru.11g stores.
A DitthinguiLheil Visitor.
Judge George M. Chaplin an( ls
daughters, Misses Lucile and Georgia,
of Lonoke. Ark , are visiting in New
ber'ry at Mr s. Rluif's. M r'. Chaplin left
Newberr'y fifticen years ago and1. spent
ta s'.rt while in Greetnville, and frotm
there went to Airkansas where be htas
tach ieved the diistintction of having been
lahced in the high antd r'esponsible posi1
tIon of circuit judge.
Excurstont Rtes. Over tthe southetrn.
On priesentationi of excur nsion tickets
sold via Southtern Rlalhvay Lto Not folk
or' Old Point'Comfort, Va., litmit.ed 10
day s, return fr'om date of sale, the Ches
apeake Stcamsh ip C ,., will sell to hold
er's thereof tr,ond 'ip tickets fr'om
these p)oints to Baltitnore, Md., and
reotut'n at j 3 Ct) limtited to one day less
than that cari di 0o1 returt potrtiotns of
the tourist ticket sold at. Nor'folk,c Va,
or Old point, Comfort, Va.
On pr'esentation of roun1td trip sum
tmer tourist tickets sold via Souther'n
lailway Co., to Notrfolk or Oid Point
Comfort,, Va., heatring thte season l imit
to October' 31st, anid return, the
Checsapentke Steatmsip Co., will scell to
theo holders of these tickets ftrom these
points5 to llalt,imor'e Md., antd return
for $5.00. Good utnt,il Oct,obetr 31st,
By using a toutrist ticket via South
er'n railway to Old 1 'oint Comfort, Va.,
and purchasing a ret,utrn t,icket t.o Bal-.
thniore for' $5.00, you can go to Balti
more atnd retutrn for' $23.85. Ticket,
goodl utntil O9t,ober' 31st,. Or whetn you
have a ten day lImit, ticket, 3o0u cant go
to lBaltimore and r'etutrn for' $21.85.
On account, of Suntday-school coniven
ion of the A. M1. lt. ch urch at, Spart,an
butrg, 8. C., Jutly 26th and 31st, the
Southern RaIlway wvill sell 'ouind trip
tickots for $3.75. T1ickcts sold Ju Lly 25
26-27, limited A ugust 2nd inclusIve.
On accounit of Teachletrs' Summetr
School at Rock 11111, S. C., July &h.,
to A ugutst 14th., the Southtern Ratilway
will sell tickets on the ctrt,iIicata p)lan.~
To be signed by J1. J. McMahani and
visecd by J1. 10. For'ney, sptecial aget.
Teauecrs at,tondilng the National lcd
uc,tlonal Associationi Jully .11tht to 13th,.
wIll (10 well to purchase t,ickets via
Southern Riailway.Thecy have double
datily passenger traltns to and from
Charleston which they will finid vcery
convenient. J. A. BUR'rON, Ag't.
D)urintg last May an Infant child of
our neighibor' was sufTering ft'rohol
eta in fantum. T1ho dloctorse had given
up all htopes of recovery. I took a bot
tIe of Chamberlain's Colic, Oholer'a
antd Dtar'rhoea Rlemedy t,o theo house,
telling them I felt suro it, would do
good if used according to directions. In
t,wo days time the clhld had fully tre
cover'ed. The child Is now vigortous
and healthy. I have recommended tbls
romedy fequently and have never
kniown It to fali.-Mrs. Curtis Biker,
Rlookwalter, Ohio. Sold by WV. E.
Pelham, Druggit.
A ;A';iC 0-' l'OISNINOJ.
A Ne gro W ontin in .1,11 (:ll rg(,41 Will,
K111nn1 llvr flutth.%ida
Corotilor I.inldsay was 811i1il1loned 1o
the country oil Thur-'Way it) o in vest i gatt,
whit, was Suppos -d to bi it caset of jois
onling.
.Joe livd-l, (;olorcd. and his wife,
.Nltggi1 I-MUl1111, Who IIaVV beln IlViniV
oil Mr. 1). .\. W aiil's I lace, in No. 6,
had some vorfds -vturay night, hist
and Jo0 gavin hik wife a whipping. S.m
day Jof;s %ifre was Ie: rd to vI,I fm. r
at do"o of st v hiill. to giv e .I. h;
ljand( for hv.itinv! hk I .the Ini i"ht be for'..
NIoiuhay m<, I ni ilig .1 .) wa -; found ill
bed in a dying conditfon. I *. A. I
I,lJrng3hOl-( wA-i S4-10, f6r, buit, 0h1Vgr
died iovforv lie arriveil.
The n1'gro was butri (Id mnI vTesd Iv.
In the meahnt Ime Cohe on ('o t was in
formed of tIe .Iupie ild le w-it
u1 T tlu ay t o) li.veti;ate Ihe l itte'r.
TIe eo's body wa- diine.rcd, I
jury imiaUle aI d m! i iquAtt lqd.
It is he olimion of imh. lim,hore 1in(
he negro had leen poisont d. Ile took
t.he btolliich and will anluziiz," it.
The jury, f rom t lie evideuve gather( d,
fOund at verit, to the ClYet Ihat Joe
laildall oaml! to his de-hl fromt anlt
' do V11dO.SV(1' p1iS01 a iisteretd by
'-a;rtgie Itandall.
.NI-aggi U.:14tl is 110w i) JLil to ain
swt r t-he chavtu of m11uti r LIt. the necxt
leril of Court.
A PROSVERMIS VERi
The Oil Mtill Khows llialdblottle P111il" and
ltureased Cnpatcity.
'The stockholders of the Nowl rrv
Cotton eeed Oil Mill and Feltilizir
Company bel their annual mieeting il
Council (Ghaibmbe'rs WedNO sday atl<I- -
110011.
I'vesidenf Wloyd mItade ant encour
aging repol1 of the ye i-*'-; operaLils.
It showed that busminss had ben good
anild the eapacity (if the pIoLt, inreased
by tifteen tons. The pwant has now at
Capacity of siXty tons an1-I the eapital
stock is $M0,h00. Thit. ('oni my began
opvlOmtioas t .n years ax.go with a calit'll
of $15,000 awd a I wenty-to lllant, aid
it, las been gradually increa1d yea
by year.
An annual dividend of I," per cent
has beenl declareld, and 11.i - is now pay
able.
Thle followxing directors were elected:
lIt. G. Carli6lo, .1. It. W.eke-r, it. II.
volk, Ceo. Mower, T. M. Nee), G. P'.
Iig, GCo. W. Stiliunner, Thos. V.
Wicker, L. W. b"loyd.
The ollivCes of tite Company were ill
re-electeld a,- l'ollows: I". W. Floyd,
pr.e.s.ident, seeroitary, to-casuser and
mmiliger; Geo. S. M'ower, vice-presi
lent and 11.01 lney.
pie ie.t iornetuy for stonacrt ai liowel
Troublep.
"1 have been in the d . " business for
Awent.y yea .11n1Ld haV(3 80ld m11ost, 111 Of
th( pIi' utry llediclnei of Itiy note.
Am1olig the 0nire li., I laIV0lnvCer'
ilything to equal Chamberlain's Colic,
Sholera and1( 1 )iarrhoca IH!eedy for all1
atomc un<l:1 b121 owel troub)eii . s,"53sys ).
W. W~akeli- ld, of (Goiumb.us, Ga. 'b ids
'emledy curedt( I wo se vere' calses of
holera mforbu1Ls iln miy family and I
have recommillended andI sold hunldreds
>f :t,t,les of it to my e)ustomlers to t,heir
n1tire satis!falction- I 1alfords a1 qulick
intd sureem Cin a 01 plea1sanit foim." 1"or
alde by WV. E. Pelhnm, l)rumggist.
C'OUNTY OA'ilPAIGN.
lo Opena at l'Omia))L Aulgmust o3.h, aned Close
at Newbi rry August 25~ t-Unndl
dat!es MuslIt Fle Pleuigo bya,
Au1gusit ohk.
The followinig Is the sabedule of the
ounty campai:gn1 as arranged at the
cecet meeCLting of the Executive Coml
nlittee.
All cani1daltes mu)st, halve their'
rilediges tiled with t,he couinty chiairmian
33y tile first meeting, A ut 9th.
C:OUNTrY C.\M PA IG2N SCijiEDULN*.
No. ll-P omnaria, TIhursday, A ug.9.
No. I1)- Jolly 8 root, Friday, A ug. It).
No. 9-Young's Grove, Sa1turday21, Au
No. 8-UJtopia, Wednesday, A ug. 15.
No. 7-Williams's Store, 'IThursdaty,
Au)gut 10.
No. 6- I ongshore'se, F"ridaty, A u1g. 17.
No. 5-Spearman's Spring, Salturday,
A ugust. 18.
No. 'l-Wnitmiire's, WedneCsday, A u
ulst 22.
No. 3-tt. P'leasant, Tihurlsda1y, Aui
No. 2-TI. W. K citt's, Friidaiy, A ug. 2-I.
No. 1-Ntowberry, Saturday, A ug. 25.
No. 1-West End, Satur'day night,
A (jood U.,iugh ill Oine11.
Mny 113 thiousands hlave been restored
to heal2th aInd halppines:s by3 th1e use( of
Chambherla in's Cough I temredy. If
iaill lcted withI any thriioat 01' 11ung trou
ble, give it a trial for it is certain to
pr'ove benelliail. Coughs that hiave
resisted all 01.,her treatmnent for' years,
have yieldedt to this 'red.v and) per'
reet health been restored. Cases l.hat
seeme1id hiopeless4, thtat the climate-of
amou01s healith riiesorts failed to benlefIt.
have been peLrmanl'eniti ly Ore by its
11s2. For' sale by WV. E. Po'lhamn, Drug
lst.
Hiarl,ecue.
A fle'st class barbeene will be gIven
at St. Philip's Chuirch, Thursday, Jully
19, for the benefit of thle church. Th'Ie
barbeue will be0 umnder the anlspices of
the churchl council.
Tea101cr Wantedl.
The trustees of the H-elenat school
will elect a teacher for sid school on
August 3rd. A ppIenICfls will send ap-i
plicataons to either of the3 undersigned
bythat, da te.
.J. 'T. D)ennis.
I. D). Shockley.
TFrustees.
Thu N. iulwrry I toyn Iii Three (it iivj4fiun
Ahikovillt--Su,"140 l al P11 11kln ing.
The ball1 crenk(s have ha-d mein
1IMort filr' the Ilt fe%v days in N.%whi -3rry,
for we ave had "o, e rtty gates.
The A bhwvilh, tN-aill canmlf down onl
lonaya to phryN four galiles with the
Newwv'ry wa.un. Thl, raill provent-kd a
nm Monday,. II t II.Y only"'ot inl thr .
lillt a I loll h aih.I on Wcd \\ . ' Iity..
TheNOWb)lrry- hqly , \wa 41 a cbanlve
lo "ot even \ ilh Alibh-vill., f to cthe w ly
th1cy w dr o..atod wh'il". on ',hvir.
rc)I'olid:t. They hiLei it h ir ( im la d
did the wmrk itp prntl rer tai l
holi t ly.
ThVY wVoC1 all thr go : ir nd i t,
dI"in't hikc hard work to do it.
.\ b'vilb ha a3 ood te.:11. 'T'ho .\ b
b"vilho hoyl., kvow hlow.- to, nid io ph1.1y
rood ill. They ae l el vlever set o
.oni.: :.", ",; 'dhen it comeis down to
lim-d. hlonl-z4 play -i ng, Ih \'cN1,wherry
tlin ctll just, o l i play thil.
,tlc f l Io~ 'i I s A % ,; M ' I', : o. ' .
"TI t,Stlay aftei. Ilort- bolIt a r.,i s ItvppIed
wit onl the diamiond with tho deltrm1in
a(iOnl 1.0 Will. ('a Ne h ry'1 g n
VLer IlitCher,-" hall Made. up his miind to
win the I:tnt,nd hw pitched good
ball, allowing live Iit,s and Atriking ouit
f.:ur1 mni. P-ox. 11he obll rcliablw. mnadec
a finl throw f roII ,b r fil to
liuepulling thl! .irnner out at homno.
l-tal ymadle at bwaltifull catch inl IL-f!
fiocold. nt' C lie ., and l d ''fOklund" the
\bb.eville piwlt-he fora hiom'ri eat.h.
h followiig is th w stcork by inning :
I Z, 1 1:
Nwhrry 2 0 0 1 0 2 20 1--8 12 ;
\ 'eville ,. 0 2 1i 0 0 1 0 0 0 - : t :
:uilck out--B.Ny (' e * (- A: G ireAth .
'tw onl balIls-,- - Ca, 1, 2: ( ilIlrea thI 3.
I o3ilom1 e r un1S-- N ec WheIriVy, C. IICI I nd
-t . iaie , L use and I ml:k]
I Lreath 2and I ics.
Th e featlurts of thld am weroc av'.
gowo rk o r in thIIIIo box: l''ox'slonlg t hrow
f In ct Ite i1e , ('. I I f Sse and I %,li k r i ' *.;
homle lorul: for AbbcvillO, liks' .ood
work bkAhind tho bat.
WE1N-:.,NIs).\Y MltblNINW,'s(;A.\.
The gami c W-e-dne(2.._htay mi ort 1-11i-ng wa
slowv andi full of crr-ors andi it. looked at,
i'h.t, l ville w ou 0 I I o v.-ld win, bot
when,I our. bo.ys settled down to hard
h\,lla e o I they did tie work I: Short
ord(!r. The followinlg is 1hw .-ooro by
inniags:
Ne wborry .. 0 0 2 0 1 5 41 '. 2-1 1 1
.\bbovillei.c 1 2 o '1 ) 0 1) 0 6 8 G
Sturtk Jenning 1, Case 1:
IHill 1, G;ilveath 1, .Jcnkins 1,
Iloie onls--Newberry, \\eddingon
1, CAtd wel! 3.
Ba .er ts- J i ( a l s
III1L fireath, .lnkini and 1ick.
Umipiro, Weeks: beorer, RenOwich.
T i me 2:15.
V,'-:DN-: ES ) A \ EI Re : N 'S( :A M. N..
.\tin the viulwor met defeat under
the heavy batting and gqd ll-rounde
wVor-k of thi' asupiQerio'r. l)ul5y leiihd
Ieh erl1 y ,I. .etili gea il l (L sta- ld-- Out
f.\beville .. 00100004-7
le.'se n ~l ij ils- Of \\-edingtoni LI,
liteiettc W"edintonti nd lled
Ituart,yon r in ks. n(11h rY I is
Th'e;ii featurei)s o the game Skirl Wed-1
dinon's11 steam l(l11d's forxceo le kth.
1ing,1 o. luSe's and it L Cal we'/homeL
Skins Sore iLlahalTey' etttc i n~scfOd i
Lie ibl. 11'icksI caughI't a tood gamii
Newberry? w~ill playi' Al iderso ato.\n.
deSin Jaly? (th, 10th'- an let,h and
l'1id to t -G reen1 . v'LO ill a i G reenilled .I 'ly
th ndc 3th and tii il' elldmnts onite
CU01 P1l0 ILii iL l'I . it. will
CI 5SO t.llcc 're to iceci itc:iiverfs. e
t,tsin Ert)1ifone on1 tihe Skini Lso you
fei saed ito tie tle iswe et.copany
llir or i *ISL Lice rlil 0live Eezma
Y'S Sorc)'clo2' Le aek d v scach o onI~
th. In I . 1l'icklne ' icy n ic gte In?$
15er- l'imphclt.;sy ixn il'ains SwL l e n tI
.Loiin? $5.'alincliyAll iren ony
Skin Pal? b(ttid Sore.o? leers? All es
it,u riand Piot ns (inf they ited fo
curL. Aresa hturedi tIao.II. (10.. t
Vai'Cc I)elli 11alm)ca whidb maee gi,hel
'lod pu r anId rich.nU I%. &. I. wl
causL 1,eSnnres to eal, oftchigofee
woa itlo tp torever,,he skin toibe
cb o cliier andite breatX h sweiet. 'il.28
t.r1i. is juo. th remedyi yobhavy beLn
ook pin, foin Tooulyaestd o.
yers OurI' Vitghreadfrs are advied to 8 0y
p. II. Wil r oley ruggiss at W:c
perL larg otle; sii iare No.te (fuill
lreaven, Ic-'e 5.Aci(a i tComplo dictions~t
wit.h efch bo.,le.Sosues mt8.5ay tet
formarly bontl re i one 2 awa. icc
No, Aid d res 1hLOO hel Adc In, t,-e
cianta,11 Go. Dthrib youthr troublo(and
Frae pcer. nlmdcldicgvn
('l .i)M ting.
The l,'herty Demno'ratie clb will
Icet. Saturlday., JIlly 7, 1PHI, it 1 p. m1.
N. IU. I.ester, 'res.
(P,F Illinter, "'we.
Tlh I )niocratie club,; of No. X Town
Ship are rtic-titd to Ilut i t I'topia
July 7. atl), at I p. Im.
.1. '. Ihm itu ick, 'res.
TI'r will be am of (he I'lion
Dllim-rati e lub on Jul y 7 !th ( at i
1'. .31. . \ A fh ll in t I s r1 <pil t .e-d.
.\. Mi. I.'mg, Pres.
Lou", I.0 ""mnratie c!ul) will
Iiet at P"th I;Co (In SAtuIday: I' e 7.h
of . 1 1 at I'. Ml.
IZ. C'. ('ariiIo. I'res.
Nit'. 111:h11 i 1) two-ra;ic (.hib i, cnlled
to Iloct, a,t tit' w-i hllmseo n t urt I
da. N !y 7th a:: 8 '. M.
W. H1. \Venldt. See.
Mulbilrry. h mllocrati e cIh is called
to met i at the rc 'denlci of MI .. -'. W
Kciat on Salturd!ay Juily 7th ait 1 1'. M1.
" S. ('111n Iin1". hail, P'c.;,
The Ymunv mn',n Dvnmocrattio Club
will hold a Imleetiog at the tIwr: louse
Sat urday eveni!rtt at A) o'clutk for tho
1Putms "t elmung dvlepates to tho
conlut,y* c onvention.
J1h). ('. Goggan', P'res.
IDlocralit ill No. 1, townAhip No.
I Will m1e0t at \i hitmuilre ai t :1 'lOCk
J uly 7, 1900i.
M. MT. (hiley. l'e
ThI I lelhna Mlocratic Chli will
It 0 1 t1Iday OV"ning at. S.:',O O'ClOCk
to cleet delegaths to countyN, convntion.
W. 1)1. ilrdy, 'res.
I.l. XV. . no lwr, e c.
1110 arolint C I O te nt.110 - 1l ('1i1b wVill
11iot, at i.h (OItil ( -' e -S "AtIllr
day. evening it. ...0 o'clock to clo-vt del
01e'S to the COIoty (0nveollOn.
.\iall J.0 I .A olle, '
1L. X . .lone1, Sce.
Teacher for the StI. Pi'l School in
tdistrict :31. P -atilrellient, Is e rl a e.
ehooei Will Irunl abt, Ivt. IonthS.
AhoW 2) pupil.- in Lth prim iu- geailes.
S.Oary 2--1 pur wi . 4hiL .oi to opleni in
c t.. I'. lin k I o (f V aher onl th firt
TII0Sdayl.N' ill Augur1ls)t. 1 . Il appi0 tion
With fu ill atrtiCU l a L 11a1a11 ii i is,
expulrinn he to any or the Aimoingr
af "lighs. S. ('.
Jno. It. Kildor,
W. IT. iibler,
Jt e. it. li'd nlhauih,
Telt ilt' Waileid
To Ieoh thi. \'al h vi Ile S clool,
DiArit, No, .', applicatis e4an nt e
eit applienition to m-1er-igned,
o or before l )h day of Juy 1900,
1). \V. Cose o Bu
scooeuse Jnutin-dy,J0uyth , 1000,
forthblished in e Cot.nforityhe
forth Ann Actofth Appinerawll
send4 thitr aplic tins to ethe of .,h
I ~VC)i0 tai ) eJ . (. S. .ITrow2,
Academy,Il DStri....,.will hohl( a m0e0
Ii onI e It. of July for..the.purpose
of e~lctin a t. arh. A il: pplietion
musgt, e st leie of the uni.efidr
muti, holdI $irst (Irade1 UJ'' strtiic-s
ilfTm4 of tsihootlts ten mont.hs. i ie n
weiter tandtw bei. mar
J.ul.,Sh19ly
W. S'. 'S. ht,
I". J. C. Sligh,
Tet les
BUSIMSS LOCALS.
A choice assortment of fresh candles
at G.ilder's CornoNl)rug Store. t&ftf
Best Umbrella in the world for tho
mllonley at Wootonl's. - u-,! Lf
Try our. loc. box of Tollot Soap. ft
vall't, be beat. Gilder's Cornor Drug
SL,OreC. m&ftf ,
New lot, of New Ilngland Watcheo
jit at. (oilme iI and so us.
t tf )aniels & Co.
Alason's Fru it Jars and Rubbers, low
est, e-sl pvicvs, at GIlder's Corner Drug
Storoe. t&fts
We lit the hard to fit correct clothing
it. right, ipries at Wooten's.
Try oltir :e. TalcuI l'owder, as large
a box as Mennien's. Gikder's Corner
l)tig Store. t&ftf
Silk ( loia ITmbr"ella, p8 cents at
Wooten'-. t&f tf.
Toilet Soaps, 'erftinery and 'T1oi 1 eb
s at (I der's Corner Drifug Store.
(Litr st'reen doors are guaranteed to
stol flies - and gIve satisfaction in every
plart.ictl ar. htewart Bros.
1'. 11. Leslie, Man
A ;c. bot ti of o0r ia11111mmon01% will rc
Inovue all oil sIpots fronm your suit and
give it a fr'esh appearante. Gldltr'
lorner )r %g Store. t&ftf
I f you need any coItninllls, balusters o
turned work get, our prices beforo you
buy. We will save you money. Satis
faction guartanteed. S'rt'Alt' litos.
W. I. 61. 1, Manager. &f tf.
Tooth, Nail ntd Ilair 1i1ushes, and
I11ush(es of all kilnts, at, (ItILer's Corner
i ,rug Store. W&ftf
. Gene ral WVagtn antd Ilitggy I Cepair
in donle oni short tiotice. and)(I lorse
shtoeing aL ieialty, by S. K. Bouk
night, fronting lpublic tquare, New
berry, S;. (' -n:I
Go to Sniith ('o's. for l'ruit .lars.
lil.tr.-s at 5u. per( d t1en. A L NI ittle's
COILn '. t&f -lt
I louselld tlitiionia 5e. per botjle at
C id0er's ( D'orner )ug Store. t.& ftf
We 11,11 StO1 ) tiltem111 the Illes. Use
o1e s(rtleln door and windows.
Ste w art, Bros.
I'. It. Leslie, Manl.
All Exccptimn lo).the ItIllp.
A s lhp wlIere you tan get, What you
waLIt and wlenI yol watit it.
STUA RT BRios.
N1. L 3-: iiMnllager. tft
'st, 1ri'es Litd for eggs ani clielens.
I1. C..L MeWhir'ter,
I will furni ishl a fi rst-class barb)ace
at I'tnaria on Saturday, .1i1lY th.
Ilrfssional ( 'nok, chol o eats and
It l.y of e)j4oyjineIt, guaranteel to a'l.
'mile.
idtia L. Aill,
Live, hilstling Avgents; and in)enl of
ab ility can sewcre fir-st-vlass contracts
with Lit. largemt, stilLpul !ated premitm.
Lire I VILsiranCoe ompany in tile world
by alt ressinl,
i lan ge', l ox ',58.
Greenville, S. C.
l4eferences requiretl. W4t.
I' lectivte.lune:Id andnt continuing to
ind i nechidin g Aug ust II Ih, the follow
ing WVeek l'nd rates will apply from
N\ewbterry and(1 '*rosperity, H. C., over))
the At,laut.Lie Coasi.It Lne: TIo Water-,
110(, S. C., lI iiris Slit'in gs, S. C., and
G reen villeI, S. G . ickets sold Satm -
tdays, andl Sund.iay;, good r'et,urin ing,
leaving tdestinat tit nt, lator than Men
dayL following (late oif sale, $.Ut0.
'I'o G len n Springs, S. G. Tiekets sold
Saturid ays and Sndtays, good!d e urin I)g,
lteav ing det'i nationiI nt, lateriIl tan Mon -
day folowitng dlate of sale, $2.50.
Irin clad si gnat.uro form'i tickets lim1
Lted toi ct~tinuous11 patsage to be0 used.
A pproved : Issued by
Trallie \ Managr. C Gn. P ass. Agt,.
PRICES REDUCED
MILLINERY.
Onu' stock (if Spt'ring antd Suimnmer
MIilli1nery is now olTered at greatly re
d uced piesb int trdr th'Lat lnthin g may
he car)rie!d oiver t.) antiither seaison.
Thlle re ar'e sub lstamn ti valuecs atnd 1per
feet ion 01in liish antd taste which the
lad ies will do wIell to intsweet. Thei y
itecrd nol el to)'ate de.sciption. (Catl
andr see the stylys and take adivantage
oif thet reduced prices.
Tij~~llCuts*:it I Mti,Nt.iuY Co.
One car load of Bug
gies just received;
Buggies of all kinds
and of the very best
make. Also one car of
the well-known White
H ickory Wagons. Call
and see our Buggies
and Wagons and get
our prices before buy
ing. We pay cash, dis
count bills, and can
give you the very low
est prices.
SUMMER BROS.
WEDDING PRESENTS
Colery Stands, Butter Dishes,
Cake liat,es, Syrup Pitchers,
Su gar Dishes, Spo l)OlHolders,
Cream P.itchers, Fruit Stands,
WVaitors, Knives, Forks,
T1oh and TIablo Spoons,
ug./ Spoons, Butter Knives,
Gravy Ladles, Soup Ladles, &c.,
mliade inl quadruplo p)latO ONLY. We
llo' have a now lot of Sterling Silver
T1'a Spoons and a few Seth Thomas
Clocks left which MUST go.
Yours truly,
DANIE~LS & OC0.
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