The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, November 09, 1900, Image 2
Mt. I. AtLL. EITon.
CORNER STONE LAYING.
IIPO9INO CEHE%jONIU4 itV TiME
METO)1r8 OF 11 HE UITY.
Itev. Dr. J. A. ClIftot )etivered the Ad
iriesa-The Ne-w Uidiflo to be One of
tie lantsomnlt to fle Statv.
Yseterday afterioon the corner stone
of the new Mlethodist 01hur-ch on CaId
well street was laid with imposinm-, evre
monies. The NI(lehodistes ha-vi. lon
been needing and dsiring a i rger
IOUs0 of worhIp, aid they now have
laid tihe foundation of a clim-ch build
ing which, when completed, will he
one of the neatest and h1andsomliest in
the State.
Thellopenlintr exejyij.,we-.b,!;i
the old churl I ilding, anlitd were
opened with the invocation by Itev. .1.
L. W illiamison, of tihe I'r1hyterian
Church.
The consreat'ion was l.d in prayr
by H1ev. Mi. G. G. S.hrer, of the I.mth
cran church. as follow.:
Oh, thou Tritine God, lathe'r. Son,
and lioly Ghost. we worshin) thee, the
Fathle0 a nd Creator of all, he r0deemer
and satnetitier of ilone who tr':t in)
Ote. We thank th e that tho-i"h we
are binful and unworthy. et we havt
the privilege ef acess unto thee. We
thark thee. OGod, that the de- 1. .
7 %V 1 1 ,
tt X V
he:p and sweet r a rtli, i
the midust of ai Ihe tria's a ti e I a
bors of ife ani s:engt" *o. to) s-:ai
in time of trial and of tempta:n. We
thank thee. ) God. Fatht-r. Son and
Holy Ghot. for the w"rk tOu h.et
done in this community in which our
lot has been east. We praise tlie that
thou liast estatli'hed thv ChrIcLh a'.
thy kingdom, that hero there are Ioll'o
who call Upon thy name who burnbly
and sincerely strive to serve aid honor
theo in their lives. We comie logether,
O God, at, this time on a glad oevasion.
We come together to engage in the ex
ercises of laying the cornerstone of a
new house that1 shall he erected to the
honor and glory of thy nanie. We
come, 0 God, as Christians, its fellow
Christians, believers lin our Lord Jestis
Christ, those who hope aid look for
salvation inl Ilis nmle, and we rejoice
together in this indertikking which Ihy
people have been enabled to begin ui
der such brighI t nit id prom ising ittIspeies.
We pray thee that thiou wounidst bless
thetm and that they may13 sooni enjoy thei
prnivilege and the satisfaction of seeing
completed this struct,ure which they
have undertaken to build1 in thy tnme.
We pray thee, our lleavenly Pather,
that thou wouldst enable them to real -
lze that except the Lotrd build the
house they, labor in vain that build it.
So may It he erected to the honor of thy
name tand dedictated to thy ser'viee, and
may it stand as a witness to the' truth
as it is in ChrIst . esus our lo,'rd. D)t
thou bless thy servant, the pastor of
t,his people, arid may Ihe, O) God, ever
realize through fatith that thmu art.
priesenit with him ini t'l his enideavois
to serv'e thee in minister'ing to the thick
whom thou hast Corlmmittedl to h is eurei-.
And gr'ant, 0 God, that receeiviing the
word of truth from his lipi they rtmyi
take warning, and labhoring together
may their endeavors he tuiessed, and
may they mtako cotiinual progress in
the Chr'istian life, and be also agents
in thy hands ini leadinug others out of
dar'kness into the glorious light and lib
erty of the Son of God. hiless all the
churches of this commutnity', arid grntt
that each in 1t8 spheire may faith fully
fulfilli the work wvhich thou hiast, givyen
to It anid that as the several divisions
of one army they mray go forward con
qucring andl to conquer. And 1may3 they
be mighty in overturning and breakiig
down the strongholds of sin.
We would unite our pi're at this
time in behalf of our brother who is ill.
Thou hast permit,ted sickness, gr'ievous
sickness, to enter hits home arnd by r*eta
son thereof h.' is not pcrrmitted to meet
with us on this glad occasion. Lord,
we pray thee that his life, yea, the
lives of both may be preeiouis in thy
sight, and by thou in their sickness an td
in their need visit them, 0 hloly Ghost,
with the sweet consolations of thy
word. Uphold and sustain them. Wet
know niot thy will, we know not
what thou mayst see fIt, to do, but, OI
God, whatsoever thy wisdomr mray di
rect, enable thoem to submit, themselves
wholly unto thee and to say, thy will
be done.
Hear us now, forgive all our Bins,
and eventually save us throurgh Christ,
out' Redeemer. Amen.
"Nearer my God to tbee" was sung,
and Rey. W. I. Herbert,, the pastor,
read the 150th Psalm, "Praise ye the
L ird, praise him in the sanctuary,"
etc. Rev. Herbert thenr introduced Dr.
Cliflton, as followfs:
I esteem it qute a privilege to have
the honor, this afternoon, on this very
joyous occasion, to introduce to"' s auti
-.dience one of tbe former pastor... A>ils
church, a man who Is known- throughl
out the entire State for his earnest, cor
Ala1, Chrintian snpirit, his wndnrful
lovo for God und inan, )v. .l'sse A. it
Clifton of tle Mlethodist Ii rbh, of it
Dir. Clifton mad10k anl eloqunct lalk,u
and at short bynlop.iis wouhd not. <b> him1 w
justice, but space forbids us to give v
more. lie spoke in ini as forvow.: Im
It Was the prolld boast of tie l'rench it
philosopher. Voltaire, that Christian- m
Ity would (lie in the eveniing of the ri
11in0eenth contury. That hoa -st fui lm
sholtr 11p4asse into dreanis and fi - i
ge1fulneOs, and his namue but I ingers :s .S
tat oditr to the inheritol s of tIhe it h. ti
'1The Vinte-cliad Chblpls' of the world Still nW
lift their spIres to I Ile (owe lig ht:lv- w
ens, and tho d ep thr-oat'! :Its cnlt
mut thw mll iA of invia: ionl toi th.eri'- 1t
d renI of lilt-1. :eo uto - .Ii!l rock 1.1
lit, -v r iiq !,!o! '.. S u b-cty :adop's :tll(.l
Ih l eI Ive irs 1 i it x ia . a. I"'flit iv11 1
Social and civil odi (. t i ( l- , i i ve ai (i.t1' o!
and pa!ms It a.- ( I Itil things Iebatngo'.. w
\1tat ion is wr it i ni w 4erythIn,. i
smn and lllm .m: illit st1 t. , ris.-. ren)Ind h.
anl 'i ! I h"- v - >is . A i iAnJ%W in i
al t h c - g on't thiw:F. tHa'nk (141d .1,
..- Ihieh, rlm d4 n14 te ,j
Churhil in il 'Irand and I)II'oi s pa - tt
p tir l bit thi. wrd t' W411-1 ii, a in i everv ijt
hil top att--Le ilt- all0t tn.g Mtf l fe alt w
to trut h. a
Wk :n t hiis a rt o n, d t fi- nd, i I
if bi,tofri Wl Newhor'Y k, wt t m to- I
"ether too-ty vLV13ti t (v r I -- mI l
mel nt is 'ity heret, and Join wit in(il e o
purpo- i t hilt t-t1seo vrationl of om r - o
it andhe omr it nt-an\ to the hi;. :l hti h ly ll
orit rei.n wu eir lcehuh tgaihnt b,
w ih the --tci of h1n ll' simal never pro- tt <
vail. I inviti your atintion in Ie i
t iteI n of twl or 11hece thogls.. t
I :s :1-it :t f ;e tl ' ti leent, of (I
:r"t in it mp liOh ty. Y otini ev tl- ti
rittyttl (If hit o oGodni.
i i: w.i- i 11 th' i mt ld , f th great za
fIt a r. lit, 6b nothing that thre G
btd iieo lit t i it the hui1m I
n i i,:a tilun nt of thek tt
Si tti it"i r n tthe (Unplivity ill
t i i tall ion. To intilii- I
.i;1.i wit !', 1' ti I f cI ' el I II I It 1 1 wo'lt I 1
it s o ':ta ug frttom is Ibl gtand- g'
i I e it it Ief fMvt IA. often h
hi tw : d t, t t.e uinti of tht. d
OnAit n .t t il c tl,l eti hII e iI In- 0i
'Si :: o rs of t i it has given us o
1 'Av fA ill truth li hnte . As an dt
athi-taiz tof tihat ta't Ii It re lIuy it
.zi e t i i ' t - . t' i a tt I itti'. iti fO 1
tI.:tI :: sii t a lii li'-' As g -y. as i I . ink h
the tai'theIi paitnret, Ir. ib.et that I- h:
-,Iv tot a b a , : ir!4i v an wi"l 1imd Ii
thinks i wrn:n eit it ith Itla.- (of thw fo
i:n:.:i h niphaIlt of twen t.ix c ha ti
t .S. T wh e lialndot prohvin in mathe
'Ihtiss today, wht-ll rodil e'v t') it, te t -;i* 1
analysis, inonsistk of so mnally virihi p
aind so man11y rca.11gle-i anl-. ) Ina y -,I
right ngle trianglet dow . fo it is in i
Veference,_ to all Th:th. iThe willial ill
th-ment is simplicity, It I\ tn111-vel- Ii
Ilous to thNS'. who 1.e1k.ct ini modt-rn1 aLI
ti wt Was Ithie di-covory I of t ltw of t
grait,ition. And yet that 1 reat-1 dtis- h1
coveryv if Newton's was btit. theo xo r- th
eie of the pwerm thal. (l has gie i
to tvery Inall on the var-th of co)[1in1 n
obsvirvation and of drawi?ng at conchll- d.
sion,. pi
All th t. is nessay to be a Christian fo
is imhato surrevnder twhat,t we klnow isat
fte a ep Iwhat God 1wtecho is truea
in had itrulth e hindr thoerof ho
srat r iice." etaciicen nt hoinn ILut y<
wht i hrtfu, and hembrace alls clutt I
isg heun Tis, myI riends, l In the It
rat iie o' divieaher lote satl)o -Nd
to thie kisdom ofnGd stn, anodo le
meant,y th apirtuA tut,h tht takes br
wringo tof' Ghod (ld:pts ai:u 0I
ci
thast m 'l youroh h atento to t.woi k
ftht301r.' ne daptabilit.y)of t.heachurc
sgenerall y conceded that you are 4
>ordliary 11no, tihmt yolu 11n1st have
m11 wondlerful in114pi raticln som111
he're. " lhit lhis did not sa'tify the
onderfiul -- t%im r (it the w Il. I I.
als not, ("01t4-nt 0) be considered it
:-r1volb 1, mi-inl he was noa sateialed to
11r,00gii -d by liswining Ilultitudes
- one Who caune to as!oniill or to tetr
fy. W. .lt: "\Whou say ,e that I
I;?" . 'id Il'eter, lanswevring for tle
SV ill I Sai d, '"Thi ou art ('b riSt , theI L
oI Of 1he living A(d." "Ble.ed tIut
liou," :-aid J u "I sily unto til c, thy
tll' is Poetcr. ainI up'm this rock I
ill buil the wib.1de (lhtu b."
Notlive in th! second phlae the const
-int, wrlettlation of theolmehh for the
irpo.t of S;tvin, tle ehilirel of mon.
> long a t is wow'hl shall It, wa , I tL
'I Iia y Ih. the cons pInilt. S of rev
I uin that. await., us Its a t nation,
h-itver "aty bu our stnd among the
cat lmwers of earth, iwhatovetr may
the r1sult. of our intion:l p:flicy, of
ll tling ia, wo arl a r that So long
ti,i g.ru t,1 woI ld fIt (id , oil-l ii,ord
- hus C ri:t will not pter it him, elf
be wVithout it itle-s, an,l o long
all il tChrch orstand out before Ie f
a i as a w iness for (;()(d 'Ind tas, t 1ut c
tcistatioel (' b5rists love for lth thi
-nit o tn- n11. A-l inl , vi'lk ce of God's
ev t(i h olicitttul for th i ldr the i of c
on, that ht I I ti Llind salvation, he
lit his twV sn ino the world . utt,
tall, iklno yin n from hhi igh and
Oy habit-aLionis, th con,t to let
A on", hiA son conSonimd to colm
nv" into lhi; world, eI!'ding" ai lifecot
tniliation, t:eI thing thar th of
Ai's love fil men, Ht h mwr. ight in
int u1i to umake a dlCisery Of t,iS a
uth, ti hight tI kiowliedge of human
Wecr. While umol t ho carth vevy
i M f .lie wis to c-nvince lus ofa
I'. love. P-'rt m the Wgiinning o tLhe
ose of hi- vart.lly exitence, the Il- i
rior obj.t d wa,4 to teavil thIat God
.td u. \ldu d it i t marvelous slate-.
-nt that "ever in tbe wond rr i hi- V
rv of .Ju-,l", never did here oml to
tIlli' M etIuC dO wolan with faiith in
si m t o savoe1,1 nth welt et. wlay wth Vith
it gettingi til-, very thing , ,hat they
-sired1 ait his h1 Inds. 13 w %ent about
l1 in; g lood.t aid hi. 1 Us hand upon Lhe
' p Ir l 4 h w WeC iagain and his ,
ins batifl ai as ovor. 11 laid his
unin ven uln death itself and ruled
wkthe unite iatural itonsterand br.ght,
e, and the glorion.oi truth wa4 m i- m
-t be-fore theQ apn ,WOnderingi Mull
tudo.
And so, dt:ar frionds, with this oen
al thaoui Ot upon oilr tinds, wc pro
go thiS af I 1 n 011 t lay 1 the(O V0rnr
ol"of alotl ichiurc. The churches
at haive Vonv ht for- have been ilg
gr the 11111mers of H tile and we prtc -
og by th heIl iof borat to e-leablish
liothol church and add allothe intha
iov to it ( 's grnt JIhu Of pushing ,he
e hStand b-st interst of tN king- ]
mi, of Ciu,. II ,we lut us lay the vur
-stone. I et, is congregat, let us
lit our force, and here et is ltor
ty, and I.Sght giving (if our mecanls,
aying for helpl, and lookil'r to dili
r hol) int itlWe s tal s fee it riin int 1
a fith hatiu prkop10orti tilllit hit
dI higherg aunti tras bet'enchplt.dy
the wit I e light ofisl th bright apsun
ineid of thiscounr'y. 1Te(;i Lord bhes
iu tnuth. is ole 11 ih wor.Thr in-t
.e aegyoubl to hl AThe so aa d
or,ngfhInshou atd kepai you da ity
y ando lveryha soo ay o e my heve
te 1to~. reisiti, t yoair c ity itd see the AC
Inutiuli symmtialropoVIrt,iso
mra hr, aig bd wIit, ya i ha t,hae y
.\gth oa insng.(I And' mayfton's and.
uersIt.I hereheor utiaunto thae Ltrde
Imti'gty of sucih as shi allt bei saved,
ing upl hom the sacg IredL walls, from I
1ch Wheart h maid this said: rimp
1"1I ilv tohy liuch,O Go. e t.e i
.rk. whay heips to ynou the doorstie
hopte andii etouragei yusedc dy t ie
t ork fandeizin kthe inhuri',anck
aii ofait hot, taken doo ilaou Is
a. yAu liveoitan i this hi purpto 1)n1
es finall for he boutifu suethd,t,
at me sAjulytIi'st oneamory th,dat
aiit gInrhp you to be o Lti aci loyal to
e (tru(t. ivedy ingt wit,thntlighian
eti single toI is anory Ait o may a Wll
Nolie tht, 11 whe les " ifloeve is a
dtlstan 'in tis acredtha ae, mat,
e sa i. 'tha tli'' ii as on binew lev
to cauteh' other whero A(v'te ct,n
rings abdide' Noth neveroy o wt,brig
>wes. Ote'e liitltdy O
'A'h theronlusin NfeDr ifdtonu's d
-es. .\lr.ot,ierbertt anntuncied that,atheo
mgreg at tinwudpi t ox o 8uite new a
uprte buirding,d whero hwy lcore
on woh bhIe ai. lie sat id or
"op tih itoy beore wtlat weavk the
>ewhtnst.g"no h are
3ver-Work Weakens
Your Widneys.
All the l.d in, yur otdy p'S r h
,our kidneys on1cC Cvely threo i-nites.
, The kidneys are y our
blood put ifies. thty il
- ter out the wasle. er
in mur itic inl the bood.
If they. are.,zick er eut
of ordey, they fail to do
e l their work.
Pains, achesandrheu
mtism come from cx
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
idnrv trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
icart beats, and makes one feel as though
hey had heart trouble, because the heart is
ver-working in pumping thick, kidney
>olsoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
roubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
>ut now modern science proves that nearly
II constitutional diseases have their begin
ling in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
)y first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
nd tle extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
;wampl-Root, the great kidney remedy is
oon realized. It stands the highest for its
vonderful cures of the most distressing cases
nd is sold on its merits
oy all druggists in fifty
ent and one-dollar si'z- .__'
. You may have a - ".
ample bottle by mail 11omlo or) smwnoot.
roe, also pamphlet telling you how to find
ut if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
/lention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
c Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
/ALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.
OFFI,'M FORt SA1,10., ON LIBIRAT,
lermllt-. i ht tra Of tolam i situatt'd
artly withint the rount.y of Newbvrry
nd partly within 1he County of box
lgti.ol. oil t ite Niaybitlon i tol ad, kilowli
.4 ti 1,"vi Mtz itnet. This trait con
Lins 28..t' avrvs, almost equtIly divided
'y I bratlnch. ilon it artev thre settle
ittits, one of I ho use having 4 or 11
(oms al onte of the otier houses hav
nit' -1 or ;1 rooml):, Conv1%enlient to water%.
1tlis t,ritt, will he divided into two or
loro patc'ls to suit, purchaser's and
ill )W SOl onl VLry vasy term111S.
w m. i f. l,yi"Lj.S,
'oliumbia . S C., Oct,. I:, 1900. (t
Saluda Plantation
For SIle.
-oFFI?i V(Wl 1.\b 01F". TIll,'
.Ne.xt,, 30 da\S mly 'latlationl inl
Eiltlid t ('olity. -it.uat d four. ituiles
ort.h tof Sainda C. 11 , and confainiing
71 aces, well wait rol, and in hiah
Ltte of c-11tivationl. Nvorssary Mut
uil ings thi-roon. 'ait early or write
tnd Si eure at bargainl.
M. A. WlliTl'LIC,
S!lr,ri1'itf liida Co.
Sopt. 22. IH'At.
THE NEWBERRY
.and ard Security Co8
WH,. IBUY AND SE-LL
otes, Bonds and
Mortgages.
ftocks of all kinds and
Real Estate.
O. 13. MAYER, President.
NO. M. KINARD1, Sec. andic Treas.
-Fas~hioniablo Fatll and WVinter
MILLINERY.
.Si.:ci.hrn .DraltAv 'ro nl. St.:1.: A'r
i'here has julst been received from L,he
~othertx' ntmarkets a liuit andI varied
toe0k ofI all the la tst creations in F'AL,L
irger' I'an ever1 bef'lI'ore. 'Trjimmued ,t un
r'immted antd r'eady-to-wiatr I ats, ett
irac ig s,y les smtaItble for' all age~s aind
tations1 in li fe-beaiuty, comnfort,, be
0om ignetss tand ect'oomy int them till.
)ont't forgevit tat at thet( lU.11810 N Mii
inery. you ge neL1w goodsI atl 01(1 prIces.
Executor's Sale.
Y' VillTI OlF Til't l'OWIWI
3 iven to its undeclr the WVill of the
(te Geo.irge Domintick, we will selI on
lesd1ay' tI.ein eeber, lbeing the 3d daty,
i, Now berry Cour't, House at, pulblic
ut.in, alIlthat tract of land e-stain
ig Ninety Acres, mnore or less, bounsd
d by ltands of Johnt W. D)oonunick,
anth.ler Hooz.er, lands belonging to the
state (of thte late Allent llawk{ins, of
tbert TI. Pugh, Gecorge P. Dominick
ud oi thers. i'This is a port ion of the
onto place of said Gsoirge DominIck,
leccased.
Teormis of sale will bo one-ithIr'd cash1,
lie batlaiten on a credit, of one antd two
earis In erqual installmen ts; tIhe credit
ioirilien to hb secured by a bond of the
'Iurchahser and a mor'tgage of t ho prom
ses. TPht purc'haLSt r imutst pay for
tamitps and papers and ill be allowed
aforestall the patyiment of thte cred(it
'ortioni it whtole ori In part..
A plait of land will he exhibited (In
le daiy of sale amti in thte itean time
tay lbe 0een by' call ing on Joltn W.
)mnlick.
.JOIIN W. D)OMINICK,
ix'eut.ors (If (eoire D)oinick, dec'd.
Oct 219, 1900.
JUST RECE1VED,
Remember, we en
grave all goods bought
>f us free of charge.
One complete set of
logers Bros. "1874"
(nives and Forks for
$5.00 for 15 days only,
Yours very truly,
Daniels ? Co.
Boaru th 11 Kindi You llve Alv3ys hog~ht
lignature
OF PURE...
A' F OUN LN Co.
S s , C
PRESCRIP'iIONS...
CAREFULLY...
COM POUNDED...
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.
Bottlea. SoIa Water
Made of pure Artesian
Water and very best
Syrup and Extracts.
An excellent and refreshing summer
drink, nost, carefully put up by Thc
T hav artrnge to sell direct to fain
ilies in ca,es of two duzen bottles at,
75c. per case-bottIes to be returned to
n10.
Lemon, Coca-Cola, Sarsaparilla, Gin
ger and Strawberry assorted in case,
or fine lavor if de1ired.
Orders Phoned to Nos. -.') and 71 will
receive promipt attention.
(GiVC it a IT ial and he conviieCd of
its excellence.
75c. per Case of 2 Doz.
Yours, &c.,
S. B. JONES.
Notice to the Public.
Ilaving been with the Singer Manu
facturing Company for the past four
years, and having been transferred from
North Carolina territory to Newberry,
I desoire t,o andlounce to the public that
my headquarters will be with Mr.
Tlodd, the Commission Merchant, whore
1 will carry a large stock of the cele
brated Singer~ Machines, 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 worl's verdict
that the singer leads, and all others
follow. We have the round bobbin,
the improvement over the Oscillator,
what we call the C. B3. Machine, and
we also thave the V'ibrator. I will give
as much in exchange for an old ma
chine as any man, and I will guarantee
m.v picies arc all right,.
Remember, it costs nothing to have
a now Singer placed in your house on
free trial. If you find the machine as
represented, I will be glad to deal wit,h
you. They are sold strictly on their
merits.
Remember, we sell on the easiest
terms in the world. D)on's forget, if
you can not find me, any information
left, with Mr. Jas. F. Todd will always
receive my prompt attention.
We take in exchange old machines
and pay from $5.00 to $23.00 for themn.
Yours very truly,
J. L. HILL.
Life Insurance Agent
Wanted.
An active, intelligent, man of good
standing cnn secure contract, to operate
the Penn Mutual 1Life Insurance Com
pany, of Philadelphia, for this vicinity.
Renewal interest will be allowed to the
right mman who can produce business.
Policies free from cooditions or re
strict.lons from dateO of 18s4.. Assets
$4I0 000,000. Sur pl us $5,000,000.
Address wit,h reference.
J1. 5 LAND), General Ag't,
fi4t Columbia,S 0 .
NOTIOE.
NOTICE1I HERERY GIVEN,
Nthat, the following taxes have
been levied by the Town of Newberry
for the fiscal y.ear ending D)ecember
31st, 1900.
F~or genmeral pur poses..........5* mills.
F'or Water Wor'ks and Electrio
Lig ht Bonds .................2* "
For Opera Hoaise Rands....I
Making a total of.........8% mills.
The tax books will be open at the
oeluce of the undersigned in the Town
of Newberry, 8. 0 , on the 2Sth day of
October, 1000, and will remaIn opon for
the collection of s-mid taxes until1 three
( 3) o'clock p m , on the 20th day of
Novomber, 1900. After t,bo 20th day
of November, 1000, a penalty of ten per
cent. will be added to a'l taxes In ar-.
rears. JNO. C. GOGGANS,
"DEXTER MIATTRESS
'or Sale by
R. Y. LEAVELL,
Newbrv. 0.
Herrick Shoe
For Women ismadeon lasts
tha.t follow flhe natural lines of lthe foot--it is".p
aa easy walking, weatig and fitting shoe.
It isa ianidsote shoe that wears as well
as it looks. Th I ierrick Innersolc )rodices
a "cushion" effect that mnakes walking a
pleasure--quality is not sactiticed for style in
the I lerrick Shoe-you cat depend uponl tie
high grade of the wolkiianlsilip every single
tine.
Three graues and each on $2.50
,is guaranteed- $3.00
$3.50
oxfords, so cents per pair less th.n ablovei prices.
S'ECIrA L NoT ICE - Namfr and frie s/anift.1 f/itly on sy, ef every siwe.
S. J. WOOTEN.
Baise Your Own Bread
Compete for a Valuable Prize
Offerec1. by the~
VilRUlNII-CAll01NA lIE111110L COMPANY FOR TIlE
BEST 1ilRAT CRO)P MADE IN TIll1 STATE,
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 I st, 1900.
Three prizes offered: A Reaper and Binder,
A Wheat Drill, Two Tons Standard Ammoni
ated Fertilizer.
COM
And See the Line of
uress ooods
We are displaying now.
SKIRTINGS,
WAIST GOODS,
FLALNN ELS,
WOOLENS, BE CAtREFUL
SILKS, etc., etc. About the quality of your Guns and
Ammunition. Defect in either may
We are right U p-to- greatly diminish the size of your
Date- ae as
We can please the I Gm as
rnot fstiiou instl ou nn, uevolvers, etc., are not
mostfastdios ~f 5 Lle1alone handsome looking, but they are
and themposteconomni- soisa value clear through and are
Cal in piCe. s etlicienit weapons. All pieces have
We have, aaways, been tented and wvill do good work.
the best linings on the %o oler the best~
rnarket, Loaded Shell,
CORSETS, GLOVES, smokeless Powder, shot, Wads,
and NOTION S of all Prnmers, etc., atuowest p'rices.'
kin ds.
OUR ____
Millinlery Department
ISComplete 1
and we can build alove 9r
of a hat to match any 1
Our New York Milli- *
ner, Miss McLaurin, is
thoroughly posted in
all the latest ideas.
Do not forget our TPLV
TIICLIAVS'FA LL
Shoe Department. getscagochhg
The largest line of fo t.it h eesr
SH OES in the city. Seehe.Vau LrIN
our Bargain Counterisretsyeorc.
sure. Come and see adOccasw lo zv htmi
us. Yours truly, vdslyaddesns hC scn
tuagouts h changh of lth . Itsa
hnd ofro naturejustw tae tha bto
fru s, lu the fiih n ochesn.a ri s r
here BVta is eofo style ret
and Ovralts for ae a t ind. -
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yo hvefrand.o huave. for nsandlo.
Higes mrktrhe H get arkhet frLaies
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