Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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K. i. Al' I.L. Irm oin Some of ourll. ubrbers 1 ave taken heed to our I'tuet to pay :,omet hin on their sul':.eription aceount and we appreciate it a:nt detre to re'ild ho wlo ha%e not calli d Ihat we nit d the teney they owe and hope th ey whi:1 re sPOrd 110 :0m thr 11or thW Cl.k e year. IIA I I ' 114 1%A R' S110W. : ta iy w 11:. y r o n n 0i V i I 11. v IN UZI do-. r l n the Vk" Ha L - York Tota Theb.v - Coubacrria andJ Courier ana Thyare intrt-u taxaib.e p'rop-:t the amnoun o~ f pre - tle over :it m:;.: :n w. te. in~ cotto n n:1.1- a u. Whie the nott mi-a ::. f i re ottor in i.i- .a e it - (lr:-e foreL l th e p -:rm) *' t a abl d ber 1f n 5,ti.e la ' -e iihton C! rop.. tv .. taacton mih are val.:ll a dreor her plb ta L'of paa bo uOtton of.1 prpery for hej eir 4 real state. But supo:--~ we trt. co'.ton muills and the rai:road- and fth twvo t'ogethe-r Lave inite-t.d nj:e *..an half of all the taxabil poperty i E State. .\ll prope~rty il a--~- t I >w. The mnain thingt i to have it. valuation Lquali.:d sO thaitt al proper' will bear its proportionate burden nr. ishould be retu rned at its~ full val u andl then the rate oif taxation coul be reduced at least one-half. M rs. Marie Louise My rick very a sibJly says: "The ne w%pat.r!' of ai tow r are its looking glasses. It is here ye' see yourselves as otbers see you. '.U silie on them and they smnile bac~ek a you, you frown on tbem and you ar' reptaid in kindness. T1hey are the re flex of tbe town. If the town is doint b)usinesis, the newspaper will showi In the advertising columns. If the merchants are spirit,less feillows whose stores are jumlesc of junk ani jam, the newspapers~ will show it by the lack of repace they take. If yot want the world to know you have a live town, you can only let it he knowr through its newspapers." To this Ed Itor Shaver of the D)alton Argus adds "T'hat's it ; take a good ad v. in you home newspaper, pa~y promptly amo liberally for It, and give the edito several cash subscriptions for yoursel and your friends." All of which Is very true. Anrd ther don't ask the editor to trade out i. th store at "lien" prices the pr'ice of you advertisement which ini many essi you are getting below cost. TJherei nio man In your town who does as mruel hard and unselfish work witbout paa for your community as your countrj dlt' wail Sti-vns' j'h W- 'the nal'il'o' thol otl J4k'Il' Ilt .I I I t f lt' 41 ra, ailt ti atth y ar io I!-t .% t b -I I m % ea t . \ho p c t 11, c 1' 144' hiip44 Adld i Bo foi'tl 'It i'. I ' ' Tii e lsl ls1 . Tll' cEluttlte- Ior i''i th5 Ca -'t' C F t IIIlt'll hr' . i tl :tv 1 . n r 1 ; t h I llo' Iolll' Y i1r I t h4 ork t ' ocat t trie t .' f1 1 . TV it' C III I I I til \ wv l,t '\ t r I V t I is'' \ \v r t9 t. :w i!-1 - i w ' "d . . . ..'.I'an.- a o f b \.4 e . : ' ( 1 -' t \ , i~ lit L - i : i4 - 44 44i ''WANTED." Allth C ttn See jaicl. - \Mt . t 4 n44 "I paid. M. L. ''4141' Speaman Co4~.' - '4 i ---r Notice to the Public. ' . ' v.n 'T . - - 4'; f i i --;fr 4.1' 1 14 r.:4 1 4' 4 i:4 4444 .4 44 n ' t. r41r of .\-'.it.tt 4c 4.o 4 t t.:I ; i' . , Th ld. 1th''. 'I44 4.i a ) .\'4 r4' ant. wh r I'4 n (4.iar: 4'I the.: -4 .k -i thl(0 144 I ( 4f (4 Newb .r. It ho0 ha an4t ilM I. .hin1,av. nrew( ne tl14 <bIr 4(( to a i oill b:t(''4<f' s 44prc rigtbl. [n ill i,. L'he~ worM ve ii r 1 that th14.e 4)ingerOIt lead. at'4. all o her. folw. Weie i thela~.' run obbin.u thed ilY rvrne'~t)i r the,(4 for llator what cal th .(V tru.M hi ,ad )it aecoult of the State 'ollvention I )an! hter.; of the ( 'mifedceravy, lIoek i i',T. k('. , D)ec. W :h-,;! h, 11:tC0, tIh ! S,>). o %o ill ,i'll rolnd trip tickets to I Z- l, 1 l nIlua I t rurn fo r .'0. Tick c I, t o e 1oh It -11 . It and t h,It with fin-ki lim i)t I.he. th. ()n acconut of Ixhibitionl of Fore panl:-, h A el 1 '' . 4-irow; show-z, C o 1 m i . i . (4 )' : ' I , 1900, t he So. lIy. ' will wil 1 r11 ind trip tickets f:rm all poin.,: wit II il ita ralliwi I f lifty ih( S at a rate of one and ont-third fart. Tick cit to I' soh! (etoher 21th, with i" nal lim it k.t 2 z th. )it atco':n of t liI (rand ('anit'lival a n d St rrtir Sav:mni::h, G:a., Nov. :.th-.17th1. li11n0. tiho -ollthern I %:tilIway ( '1. w ill (-ll 10111d tr11 1i tckots at thet , t of one rust-elrr.s fart, pls :!. ecnt.4 ad bai on,i to the ('arnival. Ticket to h h Nov. , t-9 i' an ti I ith and idth. \I \ ina l retn1:ii liumit Nov. 1,. l9(0. 't f o t air, L.xin ;on.o '. t. :: l 1 1 , tilt, S ath r Niv ('o. %%ill (ell Vottlirn t:Ickots it) lh x in lto , itots tO hll ,)Id (Oet. :'l,a t :i d : i ,w ith final lim it (),.t. ''sh. .1. .\. hI t r N, .\ t "WANTED." All the Cotton Seed you have for sale. H ighest market price paid. M. L. Spearrnan & Co. l'hf o . ryiv llotel is the plate to I ''i *('l-'l - 'o il' o\- l-n- 2 et-. r pound - 1011h r i,o lz and -be re a t o :n 1. ttnd .iv Bagging and Ties 50 cts. a bale at E. M. Evans & Co. ' AV1 111111 i 'olit e!. 1 ~ ... ovt-1~..'; - t h". ien as it, thil t' e of :-. T r a v .I . ' w -e e Bagging and Ties 50 cts. a bale at E. M. Evans & Co. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Mayor. V l I Y \ N'tlk'kN i. NI Y >.1. F 'ti. ~:3ll'ifNew-' N I. E.\ IlI.\II )T. 11 i i Y T I.\ Ki: Pl.EA 'l-,E to a 'ne <>. Etner, the For Alderman-Ward 1. \\ *t'd t*. -*:.t t o ''a le p l p i For Alderman- Ward 2. a uniny fri - a I ag.ain offe ruy rjj,iil. l'! E I> <>l' luI;. E:. ('. - I:- in Wad- tak'' pleasure in pre n'. m h m a a'aroiia'' f.or AlI Ii imn ftiirn tia \. Ward. and ple'di.e bi:: o 3.--ti.e !cedt of :'re primary. For Alderman Ward 3. ifH !.K-'l.I IC i" H !:lmH Y A N wn:!- 31 cand,iidaLt. for AVler :n0 1om War :1i. andl i., ph:idoed to ay l th realt of theu pr imary elce \ t the' .r2ent reque.'it (if rr.any citi nI i ant.Ounce'. Jny(el f a- a~ an 1 'nt oiO alde ru:tn fiorn war n. FOR ALDERMAN---WARD 4. [ ..NG t>li IS l Ii:iR EHY A N. O roaneda- a canrdidat'! for Alder 1n3a1 fimr W\ard 1, andli I pledp.d to shd the re-nhl of the Demrocratic pri TN'>. \. ~~;NN I 1.l hElB AN PJrnn aa aoaniIdater for Alder abd Ih re-ui of thei )'m->'ratic pr1i For Alderman-MWrd F. S 1. 111)3'KNIGHT'l IS lilEHE* ' by ai.our.'Pd asa candfidte for \ bh-rl'Ian! fromi Ward *.. and b,. ptilde to ab d e I ' i:e~ e it of t ae p,Irinary elc.' A, '.;ma HLHOWN is i 1:lmBiY ci ara fr'umi Wal 5ti , ad rid pljed ged to abide'b th 'r-nilt of thet prImary I)to annou'," It. J. Hirown'9 as a i'andidatei for ~Aldcsrnan fromt Ward 5. Registration Notice. thtthe: Books of liltitation fori the Town of Newberry, 11. C , atre now,v open, an d the& und(er'uignedl!' at Su p'r vhor of J(gist-ration for sild town, ':ll keelp ieald b)ook open every dayv, Sunirdays (rxct0!)e d ), from 9 a. m. untilj fI p mn., until aind ifnUluig the -l,h day of Jcemtwr*J, J!000. J NO, C. (;O(OA NS3, Sutpervlisor of Registration. l3ntAm,shor j's. 1000. Blood. We live by our. blood, and on it. ' We thrive or starve, as 0IIu* blood is rich or poor. There is not ling clse to live on or by. When strength is full and Spirits high, we are being re freshed, bone muscle and brain, in bod.,- -1d mind, with con tinual flow of rich blood. This is health. When weak, in low spirits, no cheer, no spring, when rest is not rest and sleep is not sleep, we are starved ; our blood is poor; there is little nutri m1ent inl it. Back of the 1)boo(, is food, to keep tlI blood rich. V lien it fails, take Scott's F1'm1ulsion of Cod L-iver Oil. .t sets the \ole hod chill.lo-ail1-i1lan \\0111"111 1 11(I e hlld(. I f voll Itaxt 11"t itlicdl it. S-1.1 fol free smill'-pi1 its ~ ~ ~ ~ I ,N1ebetat l u tu. k- Ali.l', Sec t T r i l t\v N I. t:e is. n 1: 1% :! >' i - i.LN w Y,tI" VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. 11.-'Atl VOIX S.\LK. ()N IBEHiA. trn-, 1te trat (if land situated partly withi l te ('olity* oL NewIlwrry and partly within the Cointy of .ex iton.lo tht. M.\011iton Uioad, knownl 11A the L.vi .\etz ti'act. This traet con Iit in- : a' res, a m I I .t et Iial IIly div i ed by a brnnkh. V pon it tre thret) !ettlI - mntol, ono of the houmses having 5 or 0i rt 1(s and one of the other holu.'es hav iniz I or :1 roomtlls. COnlVevenie t to water. Tl'- tract will he divided into two or t .11 0 prcls 'o suti 11'orhasers an1d w b1 a isd 8,n ve I o t r zus. JEWELRY STORE. Ein Waebe. Uinzs. 13roatches. Studs Sleive and Link Huittons, Silver Novelt;les. Silver T'able Wa-re, Cut G!azs. Gold and S11 ver spetacles and Eveelasses. TOYS& DDLLS Whilich We will close out, as we will discontinue keeping them. EtIARD SCIIOLT JEWELER AND OPTICIAN PARKER RYET ASK, FOR IT At all Dispensar ies. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY IN PROlHATIE COURT. By W. W. HodIges, EiNq , Probate Judge. II El;ilAS A .1. O IBSON, C. C.C. P.I, ha t h malidesuttit to meJ to ran him I Le tte rs of Ad dmlinistrationi de lbonis non, with theit will ananexed, of the EsAtate an8d eff'eects of Vinecy Gallman, deceaseto d: These't~ ar"'. therefore, to elle9 and( ad mn ish- all anid Hinui a r thi k indlred and~ ('rediitor.~ oif theo Haidi Vincy Galbnitar, dieceasedi, thaNt Ithey be and( appeaCdr beufore met, in t hie C iiurt of Pro hate', to bie held( at Newbeorry Court Ii onit , en the 31h ditay of October, now, after puit ion hereof, att 1i o'clock in thle forenon, to sho0w catuNe, if any they have, why the said A dministrai (iitiotshiut not be granted. (Oiven u nder miy hand in ith le 1th day) of Oattot'er', A ituol Domini1 I1100. WV. W. l1O0G0'8, .. P. N. C. NOTICE. 1 %4OTICE~. IS HfiRY GVIGN tha th folowngfaxes have been't levied by the TOWn) of Newberry for' the Iistcal y'ear ending iecember F"or Watr WVorks and( lectii For' Oper'a Ilouse IB nds......... 2 * Msakling a t otal of........... 8& mills. The tax books wvill be opent at, the ofice of the undersigned in the Trown of Netwberiry. 8. C , on the 25th day of October, 19)00, and will remain op en for' tile collection of said taxes ulntilI three (3) o'clock p mn., on1 thle 26th day of November, 1900J. After' the 201th day of November, 1900, a pena4ty of ton per cent. wilil be adided to all taxes in ar rears. JNO. C. GIOOGANS, c. & Tr. Tr. C. N. vI, Get your School Books and Avoid the -Rush! We have a large line of Tablete, Pencils, Pencil Boxes, Book Satchels alld :-.if other supplies needed in the school room. Wo have a supply of rules to be given away to those buying supplies from us. Terms on all School Books strictly cash. (['hone :!.) W. G. MAYES' Book Store. We exchatige New Books for old ones. A Prize Offered At Reeder's Pharmacy. Everybody Invited to Join t)e Fascinating Contest. Reeder's Pharmacy Offers a Prize Valued at Five Dollars to the Lady Receiving the Highest Number of Votes. READ THE PARTICULARS. Boginninv Monday. July 2nd, every botl will be allowed to vote with each glass of Soda Water or other delicious summer drinks dispensed at our foun tain. Thl-4i- is a free open contest, and cv erybody will be permitted to vote eatrly and often-the oftener the bet ter-for any fair friend whom they wish to win. All votes must. be east for some lady in Newberry County, and the lady winning the prize will be allowed to select some article of her own fancy, anywhere in the United States, valued at Five Dollars. Voto oflon for F,air 011ture 111ch yoll Friends in this fascinating contest. At Reeder's Pharmacy. Contest will close October 1st. GOOD EATING. If you like it you can get it at S. B. Jones restau rant. This is an up-to-date Restaurant. It is well kept. Prompt and polite service, and you get it quickly. You get what you order and paiy only for what you got. REMEMBER Get Your Meals at Jones Restaurant. For Sale. A1 VER~Y DESIRABLE F~ARMf ON wch Is a good three room d well ing, stables and barn, cotton bouse and negro cabln; also good well of water. Situated within four miles of Newberry Court.house. Said farm consists of about 130 acres, and Is the best with in a number of miles of town. Also one Buckeye mower and table rake in good repair. For furtber information call on Mr. F~. L. Bynum or the undersigned. V If JNO. W. TAYLOR. For Sale. .4ne tlystatdi o. 6. Wel 4It DAVID PITTS. CEftTRAL HOUSE. Conveniently located to depots and the business portion of t,he cit. TI.BMs--$1.0O01e day. $5.00 per week. Meals 25 Cents. MRIS. ANNA 8. EIDSON, Propriotres;, It a w 4t,. Newberry, 8. 0. --Fashionable Fall anid Winter MILLINERY. A SPEcIAL, DIsPLAY T.O BE SEEN AT rTHE RIsER MIL,LINERtY, Where has just, been received from the Northern mark'ets a full and varied stock of all the latest creations in FALL and WINTER Millinery. Assortment larger than ever before. Trimmed, uin trimmed and ready-to-wear Hi s,.am Ibracing styles suitable for all ages and stations in life-beauty, comfort, be coming ness and economy in them all. Don't forget that at the RISER Mil linery you get now goods at old prices. The Clothing Stc The Hat Store, The Shoe Store, The Furnishing S 3--O JE >X1. 1V 3 "'.N1% 1S Ti Ewart-Pifer Co. Under the Nowborry Hotel, where you ityles in Mon'H, BoyH' and Children's tition. SSHOES! @ Wo carry a good lino of Men's, Ladios Lhat wo guaranteo to givo satisfaction. Underwear, Nockwear, H1andkorch Umbrellas, &c. Vo respectfully ask f Satisfaction guarantood. T EwArt W. F. EWART, Pres. and Treas. Raise Your Compete for aI ORYor c3. VIIINIA-AIIOLlNA 0M1111 BEST WIlEAT CROP A For particulars apply Charleston, o.r any of its the State. Competitorc names not later than De Three prizes offered: A Wheat Drill, Two Toi ated Fertilizer. CON E 1 And See the Line ofi Dres, Goods Wearedi playingnow.j SKIRTINGS, WAIST GOODS, FLANNELS, WOOLENS, SILKS, etc., etc. We are right Up-to Date. We can please the most fastidious in style' and the most economi ::al in p rice. We have, as always, the best linings on the market, CORSETS, GLOVES, and NOTIONS of all kinds. OUR Millinery Department Is Complete and we can build a love of a hat to match any suit. Our New York Milli ner, Miss McLaurin, is thoroughly posted in all the latest ideas. Do not forget our Shoe Departmenit. The largest line of SH OES in the city. See our Bargain Counter sure. Come and see us. Yours truly, MVower Co. Saluda Plantation For Sale. Nxt 30 day m ny Planaio io coal'd a Cony, fLated four lesn 274 acre, wel waeed,eandia hit bunlaIn theren. Call early or write ire, fore, XE "Little" Store, will always find Siappy, High Art 31othinig, at prices that dofy conipe SHOES!! @ SBoys 1111d Childron's Shoes, Shoes iefs, 8 1spendols, H1osiury, Gloves, r at share of your patronage. -Pifor Wa. D. F. PIFER, Sec'y. Own Bread aiuable Prize 'c>y tloC )AL CoMPANY FOil TIlE lAIE IN TIME STATE. to the Company at authorized agents in ; must register their cember I st, 1900. A Reaper and Binder, is Standard Ammoni 10E lIMB3IRY BOHMAfECO rho Newberry Hardware Company would call attention of the public to the fact that they have bought out F. A. Schumpert, Agt., and that the) will conduct the busines at the old stand, and will always have on hand ti the lowest prices, Agricultural Implements, of all kinds, Plos, Plow StcL;' Trac hains, Hamos VO.", ft-3, Ultivatos0, FOrSm1yns anl Sflada And everything needed on the farm Harness Made to Order. Repairing neatly and promptly done. We also carry a large line of SADDLERIY and .HARNESS, BRIDLES, COLL ARS, COLLAR PAD)S, and in fact, everything found in a well assorted Stock. F. A. Schumpert, Manager. THiE LEAVES' FALL suggests a change of clothing. It Is a hint from nat,ure. Now take a hinb from us. Buy t,he nececssary CLOTIIING here. Value is great st,yle correct. THE FA LL SUI'Ts and Overcoats we offer have that indi viduality and dressincess which is con sidered inseparab'e from custom made work. There's nothing haphazard about the finish of these. And our [a.ts are just the t.hg to put the finishing touch on. Prices are right-down. T'he Bostonian Is the Shoe for style and durabilit,v for genits and boy s. 'rho great Hienrick Shoe for Ladies and Misses is unexcelled. See them. Yours truly, S. J. WOOTEN. THE NEWBERRY L.and and Security Co, WILL HIUY AND SELL Notes, Bonds and Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds and Real Estate. 0. B. MAYER, President.