The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, November 02, 1900, Image 2
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liendrix kAll Newo.
This has heen a filne fall for so wing
oats, and the mllost of our farmilers are
about throigh sowing.
Mlr. E. S. Dominick, of Chliappls, is
down oin business aid ol i visit.
Rtev. Avery prteched a good sel-rm1on1
at lethel oil lasit Slilday Ilori'Ig to a1
large congregat ion.
Nli. .3. 1t IRob.rtson and daughter,
Mliss Janie, of Emoiry, Saludit C kity,
are over on a visit.
Mr. John 1'. Miller i-l building a
residence on his phee near Fairview
A cademy.
I aim re(lested to state that, Kt-v. .\
Mte A. Pittima, editor. of thl Soutlh
Carolini iAptist it. Grueelwowd, will
preach at 1l-tel chuirc oin it.he swconl
Sunday inl November it. I I o'cloek.
The people shtoild trIn1 out, if they wi h
to liear a goodl serm11111n1.
Prof. L-twrcev ke-i tealching,_ the
Monticello school.
Prof. It. NI. MInts is toaclling th
Saluda sehcol.
O'Neall ind Fairviev schools opt'l,
I guess, this Ilrorning with Mi iss Cora
Dominick and AIiss Lillian Lither a
teachers.
On Ilast, Wediesday I ateided til
count-y fiitt. Lexingtonl. I arrived
early and founid a large vrowd there.
I drove over to St. Stephen's I,utheran
Church to take a look at it and the vem
etery. The ( 1trcl is built (lit of gran
ite anid is real beautiful on tir- outiside.
It h:1d been1 some timie s inc I 1in1i
been to L(iigton. t>nce I at-t1ithd
thie Palmetto Colle,giate Iistitute of
tills place, ild When I gel. over t. hrere I
feel like I am at homlie. as I know n1early
all tihe people arid have a Iermlli. of
friends there itid througllholru tlm
county. Well, the exhibit,s far sur
).tssed Our[' SLDgui Vxpatationis, anrd
In Inllany resp)ects wer tgiral to tOh
State Pair'. The horse races w.-(
good, tile farm prodmIs excellent
and the stock, catt,le, poultry Itrid farcy
work were real good. The ladie" drjll
on horschack was one of the bwsI fca
turesof the fair. I muet t number of
old friends al schoolmuates id ll
the pleastire of grasping thci. hamt:is
olce More.
It seems 11ha1t somiv of,t ihte coriespond -
cnts, like myself, have bveen sh-epinlg on
their ri:lts by not reporting ther news,
bat like the writer, have so util to do
that they don't kIow where 'o tako
hold.
Well, it Is not long until tl-' i ertal
election, and I do Iope everyhiy
will turn out and vote, and that N\\ -
liam lennings lir'yan will be otr nrxt.
Presidenit.
C". It. Dominiiek will be oir his rouilds
next week, distri'titing friuit ti'M-s it
I.1rospelIty, Little Niolunitainl, Nmwey'
Kinards atnd Chappells. 11-'( IN.\.
Occt. 30, 1900.
A Llife amid Dealh lighit.
Ni r. W. A . IIlines of Nl filach ester, it.,
wr'it,ing of his almrost mrulouis escape
fr'omr dentt hi, satys: "E x piosuire a ftler mrea
sles iniduiced ser'ious Iunrg Irutble, whlichI
ended in conrsurmption I Ii u frecqutenit
hiemmior'rages and congherd ni ghlt itnd
(lay. All rmy doctors HaitI ltist sooni
die. Tlhenr I began to use ri. King's new
.D)iscover'y for Consump tihn, whie com -tu
Ile(tely etured me. I woul d rnot. lhe withIi
(liu t tevonr If i t. t'tst $5.001 a hot,tIe. liiiu n -
d reds hiave used it oni rmy recomminird a
tionr and1( all sray it nieveir failIs to enure
thrroil, chest and Iun n tr'oubles."' lie..'e
Jar size 600). and $1 .00t. Trial hti Ies
friee at air ding s tories.
To Whxorrit i May C'oncerna.
Plcetse taike rnotice i tt the lot situ
atted in thre towni of Newhr'ry, S. C'.,
and boiunided by'1 iots tof J. Ni. .1 oneis. .1.
WV. Watts anrd Julius~ I,a:ngford, aiti a
street sepiar'ating it fr'omr lot U NI es. I".
W. Farn t, and rmorei patulIa rly de -
sceribed by 1plat thiter'eof nuulde bry .1 . I'.
(Glennr on 3,1 Janr., 189i5, belongs tto lilt
and. myi3 two cihti'ein. I amr iniformiied
that certain par'ties haive been tryiig
to sell It, as their' own. I maike this
statemrent so that no tone will buy tis
pr'plerty w~ ihout dueit not'tce of miy
rights anud mry chlildi'rrn's rights.
f-5t, Atlanta, ('a.
Membership to the Newber'ry Press
ig (Club Is only $1.00 petr mont,b. Out
side wor1k is also donei. it, r'eatsoriablte
prices. C'hAs. .'i'ntAM,
Executor's Sale.
B Y VTU1'Jl- O1" 'Till: 1'(Wi'll
given to irs undler the Wiill o)f thre
late Geor'go D)ominick, we will sell on
salesday ini Deemrbor, being the 3d day,
at Newberry Court H-ouse at publie
auctIon, all that tract of land conitini
ing Ninety Acres, mior'e ori less, bound
edi by lands of Johni W. l)o,minies,
Luthor IBoozer, lands beltongling to tihe
estate of the late Allen llawkinus, (If
Robert T. Ptugh, Georige P'. D)omrinlek
and othors. Ti'us Is a pottri of thre
home place of said Gecorgo Domnrilek,
deceased.
Terms of sale will be ore-third caish,
the balancrn on a cr'edit, of one atti two
years in equal Installmernts; tihe credit
portIon to be secured by a bond of the
putrchaser and a inortgage of the p)r'em
lses. The purch aser muitst pay for
stamps and 'papers andI will be atllowed
to forestall tIbc p)ayment of thre credit
por-tion in w hole oi' In part,.
A plat,of land wilt be exhibIted on
the day oIf eale andi In the meamn ti[me
may be seen by culling on John W.
Dominick.
Exec.cutors of Georige DXmilnick, dee'd.
Oct. 29, 1900.
AMITY LODt NO. '8, A F. M,
A REG LARC M MUN fCA'IT tON
S fGAmtL dge, No87, A. F. M.
w.11 be held next Monday evening at
7 00 o'clock, In Masonic Ha al. VisIting,
bre.thron cor'diaiiy welcomed.
P. JT. VOSS. S W.,
Acting W. M.
. H. M. KuItARn, Secretary.
W IIIill o m 1 .4 1 11 h Ii il I.
The Ilope of a higher pri, 1le I n -
ing Z-m ie , li rs 1 A who III k. inl a posi t it'll
to do -o to hoid their cottol). I hi
ilrgilt lhal by thliz, courw tHwy call ht)-t
Iot-hinlg, for the vrop bvin Ihorl, the
prk-:. is 1111lost vorlail to s!,ty :s v hiol
asi tat pro-- lit with the pt)ihii i
it-, re:achin" :th1' tg r ho NI
Vork Cott(In I-\h)e n l roest
think litt le of tw movie t uon oI n.,, Ilw
fa r I II. r., to hold 0 I r i . vot t on. 'Ivwy
Say that Such Inom n ts h:ive ivllvari
ably failvdl. hlw :a-v I hiv co! !()I!I-i row%e,u.
NrO :-0 11inine1c (ns thatt it i- bn s iln
io'lei get It gf Oa -'on alion,
theill. If e prhf th d kfrop, Owth
fecari, t lli ' wil l 1 'i- irop waI
ei nineit. Ihe l ' is Iji N i wv-(YsIVever
hats sm?"t initer-tin" adlvit.t to il
the t'W. et, I. It -a \.s: "If a h1111(1red
thlml-:ard 'ohrco'Imn mil! cnalaford
iiei l l, t i-ehoi e: t i fro I ll fou iner i ;tn af
ton d, h n t nit I (i in e r t. I-i'p v t,
(1111 , 1 .4I ' I Ik-II I ) i:- 4 4 4 1 hi,I. )(. - II it~ f
I'1( 21 . aol(I:,I I I IA1 i I 'I t W- S111 104 2VC11,
.iln hili,, colt aI, a sacrilie. 'ihe
li;I't fir low .0tI by Iit I. pinei rs i..
nl T . Io v .;ill I !,- fis'hl if Ihe (.(ot
): !ai t .- I - -hi I . i I (tI 1 0Ill A ln k t.
I II It h . hfi " h h :II I I f I ht 44i r iti i t, l
k- feep d mw. r ip, they wil! w in
t ir I lt:h I fmr IhIigh v et'. Theu price
4 )f hII vottonll l e ha-ed oni coil
intke i If t riceip arn
athe pric will aup. If ty let
t vlton buyinI we rld s l
veiptle, thei prive w il gI down.(I,( I f Ithe
aN.othll ing lo fres th an i
i%VwIrth, hi, 10.S i., cwil:Iph-, Will he( i.4
) 11nnalwint ho- r. 1 f Ilt , il ntw. m ill
liln hla to p:y what c tto i .olth,
he Tiua wrolhted fIr a few finkk
ute :tt ria ctoeingt- (n! 1.nll)
Ohw prif.. (Ifth'. prild'-' :f t11 h1.1 1dllna
;ntler Im p-rillain nt1 lo - '' In th:e
11-il. 1: attent-oonp i. bwin rapi1y
k a t her .4 and- theI i Irlif-aC.,Is al.k I hat
Prce lw.ll-i$41'
t iS ft-mill I1 )r . i r ie of
WVashin, I. T. l I v wril : "1- lt h, Imt
th I t ' f 1- .11th l i it hit at i s e I l .S.
I. t r ( if se i tr, hirle h: v alns d
hit-r ur .ea .,e I re . Tor
.1422 , nr.A rvll
sm-n 1 wmlld bri-nk mll (Il her hlv:ll 11110
hae. aund t hll bes-t doItIorsl vinltl givv Ill
E ilDIIUA fl. 0, S I IoI -Ii- z.il l
ht (.p; b t h r I-i Itn ,I." :- ! I . npl Sewt ant h I
kilfer s is Ihe be-I t bl p-IunI II i,Ii- -rI knoI wn.
11 'slh 11 np - I - 'l 1 Wt d foIr ( ( zieIInm,I
IVI1l' , ;nh Ihll, 6he s h 1i4 Iknd(
Ileys andl h vwxs Ixpl- is o ep
IA K F iRYEi! 41 4-S
atI(vd.
Take Notice!
Please
call and
Nothing- like themn in
U'mift tit I .e V* rtiit' R11i foln in Alugli.t 4.
oae dqtuartcrz, S. (' 1)v '. C. V.,
i' h a l , k. , t : , It I
ciai I, h-di r N,-.:.
an I II teI-ra-in of Auif m4 a, G'., to
I i n )10 I Z-11ionl of thill- gi Di
I I . C'. V. Nov. I 'h, I a nd
h. h 1i la n eclitted by thei 1)i.
;il ' uInJi:31 .. fillr tho Corivad .ies of
u d i ,ioll. it s hop (I and xexpeted
-' l rge In eIs of teI COMIlldes
w IlI endlorst. his net-optanle by their
2nl. Collimid Charles I'1 I l, for
l1wrly (i f .\ike , S ('., anlid c I:w of Au
"w"'i, is h1"r-by appi>inted \ido to the
IDvi,ionl (11n1n1tarder rr I AO uu
Umliolin with rank of .\la ij, and will
b110 0hb\eye-d anld l'0.W,-<teI li,-C0ldin(Igly.
:"-d .'\bt.jmr ( 'ofll \n I re part to) thet,
I )ivi,ioi ( o uiniililder on hi(m I a rival ill
AAn-:utta NovembeJr 13 h.
I I.: od e r,C. 1. W xi .n
.Maj. G;ln. ('ni. S. C'. l)iv.
. \ t ( iii ii II.. 53 ':'em,
\lljt. C'n a dChief (if af
A11 d octofs t ld (I liek I lluil(ol.
of W e( st J 1 -I-eson1, ().. aftI14-r suI11vlle ing I s
in 1. th 1 f4ro4m I0 t a, I.1:1Vi.4 tu i , he1 1 woubItI
dio 11nic.,! a vlostly opl( 1.1if In wa k 4 wr
lot ,ilt; ulit I cmred himlelMf with live
bIIxI-s Bulhcklell's Arnien salv", t he
si r.-t 'ih - (.1 (nte on 1e t 1h. i fi h I he best.
Salve iii I Ie worbl11. 2 .e-itt a box.
Sli'd bly al-d11 is1
GOOD
HEALTH
by the Quart.
Every bottlo you take of .Johinston's
Sarsaparilla ineins bItter icalth,
atit every Iottlo contains a full
(Iuart. It llatcs Ibetter bloo,I-purcr
lootl. 1 r thlirty years tiis fainotis
renctdy lis tween creating uand maln
taiing qood healtth.
John 1ston 's
Sarsaparilla
. Iuilds tiup tho system, tones tho
nervis-. and mtrengthens tho tmuscles
Inort pronilitl.v mitt uffoctually than
any ot.l r i It yIly l lomi. Tho pallor of tils'
chiek disailplar.. clinergy tal;:ics tihe plaeo of
latilior, iitl the rich rtcolor of liealthl flows to
thf.r icht-Hlis. L'iw-luallud ffor all dlisordlers of tho
sti tach and liv-r, andti for all wcakening com
p%ailit% of Ilen, w(IlOiell ti clielit .
Sld vier) "here. Price, $1.00 per ful quart bottle.
MIlI0AN DRUO CO., -- Detroit, flici.
W. 1-'. Po'lhaml. Newhlerry, S:C.
llil h's Drug- Store, lNowllIrry S. (.
Tho kieuders P'harniacy. Nowherry S. C.
Ih' L. I. Corho.t, P'ro.perit.y, S. '.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.
I I.1 'PY .\N No t N I M' V .1,11
indid: to f7or Mayor of N(#%w,
hor ' m .lfto atbidt! t,he1
resu -rat,ic primary.
10. W I Alil)T.
TO .....,BY TA KE PLEASUREl
X I to .nnon %-- . Ke I tt ner, the
inun' nm;n 'n friend, as ia souIable candi
thtte fori NI LyOtr owberry, S. U., in
MI ANY CvIizi-:Ns.
For Alderman-Ward 1.
I e noinatediiILO for Aldtrmantfrom
Ward I. sujIet to the miiifpal prti
iiiatry elect ion. V'svrl.:-8s.
For Alderman--Ward 2.
man frens,' g i l'r my
WarId 2. 10. (*AHANISS.
- I- .to-'e ini Ward't 2 takecs piIlasure ini
presen'tting5 himt as. ia Oanite for Al
dhI-rmanti firomn tao War'd, iad pledge
htimt to abido ithei resutl t oif the prfimiiary'.
For Alderman Ward 3.
nonneed asU; a cand idate, for Ade
ninl from W\ard 3, anld is pledged to
abitde the resutlt, of thle prlimary51 ele'
tionl.
A t, the i urgent refine1s'ht (of manIy eit,i
. zins I attnronc iiiysel f as a can.1
dIidtei for1 aldermani iftromt~t wald 8.
FOR ALDERMAN--WARD 4.
I J1. LANG7;ll) IS IIMEIllY AN
U nounce1s'd as ia canfdidato for' A Ider
mnfrioml Wardis -, anid Ia pIldged1 to
abtide i the r'esuIlt of the Demwocrat,ie pri-.
marsfy elecltin.
JNO. A. Sf'NN 18 IlIElhElI?I AN
uin fromip Wa:rd -I, antd is plcedp!d t
abhle0 t recsuti o(f theo Demcral'ti pri'
For Alderman-WMrd 5.
11 lS KC. IiOUINIG'IiT IS uIlE
byanntouinced'as alP caniatelit forl
AlIdermtan ffoml Ward 5, find Is pled(gedI
Iti ab~ ie ie tresulIt of I ho primaryP.P clce
tion.
A bl~I-IT[ 1I. lil10OWN IS II ERNlRY
.1 iIanonneesd a1. ai ('anidIiat for A!
dermanI 11 fromi Ward 5, aind is p1led]ged
to abido the rl'It oif the i' priary
elecion,
.~ T AFl' DS.1 US G(HEATI IIEAS
uratII tlfo anonne it. J. BrownVi na9 a
candidates! for A ldermanlit from Ward( 5.
F~or Sale,
A VMI'tY7 DESilIAl1ILM IIATlM ON
. w blch is a good three r'oom d well.
I ng, stable's and1( barni, C>Ittonf hiouse aind
neCifro( calbin' also5 goItd w(ell of water.
Situiated wit hIn four' ilesp of Nowber-ry
Colurthtuspe. Said farma consPists of
about 130 acres, and Is the hest withIn
a fnamber of mileos of towni.
rake in- giood repir .
For fut.haeir Information call on Mr.
F'. L. Bynumia or the unIder'signedt.
t ti ~ JN(. W. TIAYVinn
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
- and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand tventy-four hours; a
-edimnct or set
L fling indicates an
unhealthy condi
tion of the kid
neys; if It stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
rcy trouble ; too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
convini-Ing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmner's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swanp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and $1. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery
and a book that tells .
more about it. both sent ,. . "
absolutely free by mail,
address Dr. Kilmer & qnio of swamp-noot.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF N EW1RE It Y- I L
PROBATE COUR'T.
Charlton Cromer as Adininist-rato' of
the l-ttt of 1: Nowton Gary. d
Celsed, '!aIint,ilf, against, Pelzer Ioll
gers V (:o. et III, Defen(lati.
)Y (MI11D1tt ()OTP COURlT
1 P herein, I will sell It, pniblic (iot
cry buforl! the Coll:'t floosoi at. New
bvrry, S C.. on the 5-'.hI day of Novem
her, 1900, aill (hat. tlnct or, parcel Of
lnd lyin and being si'i't,e in the
Cornt v ami .Le atores,tid, vonltainin
Poil.r Ifinrel(Id amnt Ninfty-two Acres,
iore or less, and hol-itied Iy lands of
ThIomias P. H armon. Wtish ing,on Go *!ore,
.J?hn lI. C .1y, )o, sey L. Gary, A. M.
lIko(ler, t,ie e.t,atetv of James .J. leeder
andl others. The sa;d land will be sold
in l wo septrte tI a ct, atid plats of the
saMM will he e:hibit( d oan the cty of
sahe.
sit ils of Sale.- One-half cash. the
hIabainCe Oil a C'edit, of two years, in
<uv(pl annimal installlets: Witl inter
est, from day if sale, sc-tnred hy the
hoil of the pr-chasr' anld mort.,gage of'
tlie premliLw..., withl leave to purchaser.
to pay all etnsl, and il l'Claiser. to pay
for papers aInd stamp11w.
W . WV. It I l;1-, .r. I-. N. c.
October I, ila.
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.
OFIAA?ll i0 SAI,E, ON 11111AL
fermrs, the tract of land Sit.uated
part,ly within tie County of Newberry
and partly within the County of Lex
ington. o the Alaybinton lRoad, known
as t'm Ievi Nletz tract. This tract cot
tain, *'-,, ateres, almnost equally divided
by a I.atncl. Uporn it are tlhlre settle
meta-, one of tle houses havirg 5 or 6
rooms and one of the other' houses latv
i . or .5 roois, converient to wate'.
''his t,ralt, will be di v ided int to two or
m1lore pareels to srit i, trehiarer's and
will be sold on very easy terns.
WIN. H1. LIA.s,
Coanbia' S. C., Oct. 13, 11,00. 6t
Saluda Plantation
For Sale.
1~ OFl"l"E FOR SALIC FORl TIl10
.1Next 30 days my Platttation ina
Saluda Counrty, sit,uated four miles
rorth of Sialuda C. Ii., and contlaininug
27-1 acres, well wt,tered, and In high
statteof cultivation. Necessary out
hiljdinogs thereon. Calhl eatrly or write
atnd seocure a bar'gai n.
Ml. A. WiHITTILIC,
I ~ 22 lhttt Sher'iff Satludia Co.
THE NEWBERRY
Land and Security Co,
W'IL lIUY AND) SELL,
Notes, Bonds and
Mortgages.
Stocks of all kinds and
Real Estate.
0. R3 MAYER, Prosident.
Jxo. M. KINAID, ~soo. and Troa8.
-F"ashionatblo Fal n dI W111~ intr
MILLINERY.
A Stt~r I)a DsraraA To) ni SEEN AT
Wherea' has jutst been recei ved from tbc
Northern raraakets a full atid varied
stock of aull the latest erat,ionas in F"ALL
atndt WINTICHt MIllinery. Assort,ment
har'ger' than ever befOo. Trimmraed, un
1triunmed( I ml an'eadto-'.wear' Ilats, em
bracin rg styles suartable for all ages and
stat Ions Ira llfe-beauty, comfort, be
comrn rgnaess arnd economy In t,bem all.
l)ott't fortget thlat at the lIiSiR Mil..
liraery yout get new goods8 at, old prices.
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 .
...BTCCE3S11UR TO...
W A. YOUNG & CO.
PRESCRIPTIONS...
CAREFULLY...
COMPOUNDED...
OF PURE...
DRUGS...
A FULL LINE of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
Toilet ,and Medicinal
Soaps, Combs,
Brushes, Rubber
Goods, Sponges,
Trusses, Lamp
Chimneys, Tobacco,
Cigars, Garden Seed,
Etc., Etc.
BottI81i soaa Water
Made of pure Artesian
Water and very best
Syrup and Extracts.
An excellent and refreshing summer
drink, iost carefully pet, up by The
I hnve airangied to sell direct to fam
Iiies in) cases of two dozen bottles at
75c. per ce-sc-bottles to be returned to
lilt".
C' Lemon, Coca-Cola, Sarsaparilla, Gin
ger and Strawberry assorted In case,
or ic flavor if desired.
Orders Phoned to Nos. 29 and 71 will
receive prompt attention.
Give it a trial and be convinced of
its excellence.
75c. per Case of 2 Doz.
Yours, &c.,
S. B. JONES.
Notice to the Public.
HIaving been with the Singer Manu
fact urirng Company for the past four
years, and having been transferred from
North Carolina territory to Newberry,
I desire to announce to the public that
my headquarters will be with Mr.
Todd, t,he Commission Merchant, where
I will carry a large stock of the cele
'ratcd Singer Maehines, Oil and Nee
dles. To anyone in the city or county
of Newberry, who'has an old machine,
and is thinking of exchanging for a
new one, I desire to say if you will let
mc show you a Singer, you will find my
p)rice right, and it is the world's verdict
that the Singer leads, and all others
follow. Weo have the round bobbIn,
the improvement ovr the Oseillator,
wvhat wve call the C. B3. Machine, and
we also have the Vibrator. I will give -
as much in exchange for an old ma
chine as any man, and I will guarantee
m.v~ prices are all right.
Remember, it costs nothing to have
a new Singer lIced in your house on
free trial. If you find the machine as
reprcsentcd, T will be glad to deal with
you. They are sold strictly on their
m er its.
Remember, we nell on the easiest
terms in the world. Don'o forget, if
y,ou can not lind me, any information,
lef t, wvith Mr. Jas. IF. Todd wil halways
receive my promflpt attention.
We take in exchange old machines
and pay from $5.00 to $25.00 for them.
Yours very truly,
J. L. HILL.
Life Insurance Agent
Wanted.
An- active, intelligent man of good
standing can secure contract to operate
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Philadelphia, for this vicinity.
Renewal 1nterest w ill be allowed to the
right man who can produce business.
Policies free from cooditions or re
strIctions from date of isque. Assets
$40.000,000. Sur plus $5,000,000.
Address with reference.
J. 3. L AND, General Ag't,
f 4 Columbia,8 C .
NOTICE.
NOTC IS HEREBY GIVEN,
been levied by the To4wn of Newberry
for the fiscal year ending D)ecember
31st, 1900.
For gener'ai pur poses...........5 mills.
For Water Works and Elect rio
Light Bonds .. ..............21 "
F"or Opera IIouse Bonds...... *
Making a total of.........8} milis.
The tax books~ will be open at the
oflice of the undersigned in the Town
of Newberry. 8. 0., on the 25th day of
October, 1900, and will ruemaln open for
the collection of suId taxes until three
(3) o'clock p. m , on the 20th day of
November, 1000. .After t.he 26th day
of November, 19)00, ai p)etalty of ten per
tent. will beaideri to a't t.axes in ar
rears. JTNO. V. (GOGGANS, '
"DEXTER MATTRESS"
For Sale by
R. Y. LEAVELL,
New berry, S C.
Raise Your Own Bread
Compete for a Valuable Prize
O)0ffered.C3 '. the1C
VIlRUINIA-lROLINA ClEMIlCAL COMPAY FOIl TIlI
BEST WEllAT CROP MADJE IN TIll STATEL
For particulars apply to the Company at
Charleston, or any of its authorized agents in
the State. Competitors must register their
names not later than December 1 st, 1900.
Three prizes offered: A Reaper and Binder,
A Wheat Drill, Two Tons Standard Ammoni
ated Fertilizer.
Every Woman seek
comfort, ease in walking, and style in foot
wea- and yet she fears the bug-hear of
high prices that somo Shoe dealers insist on
getting frot women who do i)ot try to econ
onize.
The I lerrick Shoe is time tested and true
- // is an honest shoe fti -women ! Easy on
the feet, a single trial will prove it. Co-i
fortable, yet stylish. The result of thirty
-eight years of experiene by practical Shoe
Manufacturers who have been making noth
e ing but women's shoes
during all that time.
Three grades and each
one is guarmiteed -- Herrick
$2-50 --$300 -43-50.
Oxfords, 5o cents per pair less than aboveprices. S hoe.
S. J. WOOTEN.
.SPE CI A L. NO'ICA. -Nam,e ane.. freepan5 mfed Ic: soe fe eery s/wr'. 4
COME TH unnDAm
The Nowberry Hardware Company
And See the Line o would call attention of the public
to the fact that they have bought
out F. A. Schumpert, AgL, and A
that they will conduct the business
at the old stand, and will always
have on hand at the lowest prices,
Agricultural lmplements of all
We are displaying now. kinds,
S K I R TIN GS, PgWs, Plow 8t001s,t Trace Uhains, Bares
FLAN N ELS,
WOO L E N 5, PO 1(S,. hOYIS BRs 8118063c
SI LKS, etc., etc. And everything needed on the farm
We are right Up-to-! Harness Made to Order.
Date. Repairing neatly and promptly done.
We can please the we also carry a large line of
most fastidious in style 'SADDLERY and HARNESS,
and the most ecnm--BRIDLES, COLLARS, COLLAR
in rie. ecnomi- PADS, and in fact, everything
Cal in prc-found ina well assorted Stock.
We have, as always,
the best linings on thec
market, F- A. Acnumert,
CORSETS, GLOVES
and NOTIONS of all Manager.
kinds.
OUR .
Millinery Department iI
Is Complete
and we can build alove "
of.a hat to match any
suit.
Our New York Milli
ner, Miss McLaurin, is
thoroughly posted in
all the latest ideas. TlU~A[S 'L
Do not forget our sggssacagofctbn.Itsa
Shoe Department. fin .Bute
The largest line ofb'.Vluisrattleorc.
SH OES in the city. See r ALSUT
our Bargain CounteranOeratweoerh&ctt n.
sure. Come and see vdu,tadrsieswihi o~
us. Yours truly,wol hraoLjUAf)~
An or [tearrus tethogt
Allth CottoninshngtochoSePecd
you osthaveis heohoesorleyl
C. ghs make apricelxc~ee
.A L.wSera Co. eirto Ntj.
nowgoet, an he ofdlotigne;. Ias au
you ave br sle.hinl keep saduroe. Nopw etake ahn
fru s. Bu ex ncept,frmsa.y
Highest market pri e Va1.m.~lue s~nla gat styl corect
S.parmna&Co Ovperoar ofe haeitatind
t O.Sdepembnepra' from 1900, ad
work. Ther's nthin hap azar
abou the, Aiihofte