The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 01, 1901, Image 2
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maei a e a tp:- :: : -
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and there shu I I t
Voice in the L.. -at::r . ay a
let the State :-h1Ow 1at :.Ata n
%vhat the IeOle' (f (naa ten i.!u :
dertakcn by 'i i; hea
asked.
The death of Na. 'W. !I. .a n
State Senlat"r from l'tila Pton) iJu tyi.
which ccur-red at. hii- h.11me in 11 oiup
ton last week. is a di.inet le- to th
S(ate. WVe had known him oily for
about thirce years, but there wa Il
man in public lift in this State o f vu r
acqtuaintajne for whomi we had C at '
respect 0' It hihr ritar. \\-e had
the pleasure of a Very intinltte ae
(junintance with himl), and in hi, death
we feel tile l(:, of a per'onal friend.
He was a good ain and a true ind
faithful friend. Ve shal! mis bim -ery
much101 diu ing tihe a pproeL lin u:s ion
(if the Le"gislature. To the failily v.L
ex(end our tedelcrest .ymthy.
There should be as little dclaty i- po.
sible in iniaugurating a spteml of
crage for Newberry. It. should be
started while the year and (lhe centuriy
are young. The mattvir haus, brenl iC o of
tel presented in these columns that wo
feel all that is necessary is to call it io
the attention of our city fatliers. ve
know they are all live and progressive
business mnleIl and will (ake hold of the
aubject and all we car t.o do now is to
urge upon them the importance of av
tion. We know they cannot, build tht.
system iwithout first subiitting thi
question to the peoplo. All ihat, is
lveded is somec one to tikw t.hec lead
Tie people are rez-ly. Naturally we
all look to the city fathers to lake Ole
lead( in matter's of t his k ind(. Then, too.
it would be a crediit. to aniy adin iistra.
tion to bnild a thorough Simverage sy's.
temn for- the town. Now is the time te
oct. .1Delays tare al1ways daniger out'.
TIllE OiLl)ANt) 'Till N 1111,
It is with a degree of siadness that, we
part with tihe old yecar and (lie old( een.
t,ury. It remintids us I hat, we- are grow
ing old too, and yet, tha, should niot bie
a source of sadness for it Is a imat.tet
over which we have no1 cotro-l. Ouri
duty Is in the present, Weo have to
control over the futture and we (calnnot,
if wve would, r-ecall the past. '[he te
tury now closed has beet) a remariikah!c
0one and1 grPettr aid vanceps itn (lie ats
and sciences anid In mnater-iildevehlop
mett hav-e beet)nimade duinlg (lie Past
hundr-ed years than ever- befor-e in thie
history of the world. Whetber the
samne adv'anco has been imade in the
moral dlevelopmnent of tihe people is it
question of very grazve doubt and yet
we believe tihe world Is gr-owing better.
The call for id 1and( helpI from those
who are In dlistress always meets wIth
a hearty response and yet there are al
ways those who arc in neced of manterial
help whose crIes go up in vaini. IEvery.
thing Is on a strong tenlsion and every
body Is always Inl a gr-eat rush and we
become too absorbed In tihe thIngs
of t.his world to take time even to
stop long enough to speak a kindly and
helpful word which If spoken might,
hleal and soothe a broken heart anid In
spire to a bctter and hIgher life. int
fact we are too prone to laty thle wreath
and tbe flowers 0n the new mnade gr-ave
*which If strewn itn t.he path of life
would have been a help and a coimfot,
*to a weary and worn soul. This Is a
good time to think on these things and
*while we felicitate ourselves on the
wonderful achievements which we have
made in material things we should not
forget the other- side of life.
It is right and p)rop)er that we should
keep pace with the progress that is be
inlg made and to (do so It 1s neceEsary to
press forward. Weo should not pine
over the past, but we should make use
-of the experiences we have had to help
us In the present and to avoid mistakes
in the future.
In Newberry the past year has1
*brought sadness to many homes, but in)
this we are no exception to other
* plaoes. The vacant chair is to be found
in nearly every home. As we start
upon the new year today there wIll be
those who will miss the loved ones who
were with them on last new year's day.
It has be.An - o sInce the worlId began
and C40t)h enteted It. These saliietions
are for ourgood and while we may not
6o0' 'th Our limited visioni see the
;A
N ~t
n 1 uled b1: W I' i-lhy ('rc k.
1 VC\*'r ca.t.ibles that 1-.
Vw; 100 iceth gi.iul u eceiv
hW NI sink ehinl the wes
,c:n h: on with the re.alitation that for
us antether Chiistinas sun mnight ncver
mt. heiAul we scc I L)I let us resolve
01.1t u.e -I%ill IMwre e,Mnest y elinploy thle
tinliv. \\ithl .1 exp.cta1timn of ,ln vterual
h,ippie--a 0-f ind 1a1l1 thc1l wvilell rea"i
/mion s.h ill have swal1owtd u expecta
tit'nl wc tInI heair Iroiln tle lips of our
Nlaster, well d'nt.
The highly Xst'eeied you tuierchant
forii comunnity-, \it. :\rthur Nichols,
gave for tihe pleasure of all his friends, anl
enetetaininvit of tire works Monida even
il:., after tLIe tire woIks., which were over
by e o'clock, some returneul homne while
o:hers retired to the parlor for a pleasant
Htint..
l.- lii I )onlii A-L !peit Ciristiias
ul11ter tit paiental roof.
lis I .ula Ci oiner is at NewLerrV spend
ing Christnmas with her aunt, Mis. Reigh.
ley.
lr. Clareiice I)oiinick and Aliss Alin.
nie Nichols were muarried yesterlay evon
ing. We wish thei happiness and pros
perity.
Mir. ,ee George while out liiting last
week shot at. a rabbit and accidentally
killed his bird log.
Mr. Jim Boozer, tle h1olorable aml well
knowni carpenter, is at Newherry building
lr. Luke Griliin and AlissJitlia Rankin
were happily Imlarried last Sunday fter
niooni at ihe parisoitage, Rev. 'Z Wt. Bedene
bantgh, illiciating.
%l iss ll ent Rthlerfortd and Aliss W\ill ie
Cronier are the hiappy guests of A'[ir. John
Consiins, Jr. Thle writer had (lie p)leasuire
tof etetrtainting themt a short while. Wec
are sorry to see thienu leave our idust.
Ar. l'eter I lawk ins, an enterprising
faritner wvho recenitly tiovedi ini our settle
inent near Julia l'. 0., has hand t.he misfor
tunte of losing a tine tuule IIe has since
putrchtasedl two younlg tules
Mir. Ihtfordi Iluzhiardt antd famiily, Air.
WVillie lloozer autd wife, MIr. llampl Cousins
and1( wife were thie happy ttourists who left
our inidst lounday for Greenwood to
spendl Chlristmnas with relatives.
The write: was not privileged to attend
thie Chriistma:s tree at Zion, but ati to1(1 it
wais a splenidit ocasioni. MIr. Pink Cro
iiier's talk waus hiighily cotumiendedt. I
also learn music was furnished frotu (lie
organ, an accoirdleon andt violin HaIs (lie
day conie when j ust because a tuan has
good staniding in (lie church as a member
and Christian lie can carry anything along
with his religion into (lie chuirch? Is thie
fiddlle going to convert its? or are we going
to coinvert the iidtdle? is the qhuestioni
which confronts mec as I write. If any
one cati convince me (liat it is not wrong
to play th(le violini in the church, I too will
sit uder (lie sounid of the fiddle anid let
its sweet strainis waft mte oit to bliss In-.
deed (lie church should be calledl a house
of prayer, andI what are we niaking it?
To ime (lie fitddle is a stuinbling block, andt
I beg leave to say, keep it out of thie
church.
We are so glad to have ai correspondent
from St. Philips. Let us hear fromt youi
oftent, "'Feather To1)," we caninot get (lie
news too frequnently fromt our friends over
there. With those new took stoves and
those good cooke- over there, we kniow y'ou
miust have had a fine Christmaus dinner.
We hiave lots tiiore we could say abott
big dinnuers, etc , but tiime and space for
D1oes It Paiy to luty Cheap.
A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want suomethilng
that will relieve andi cuie the more
sever aundt danugerous restults of throat
an ugtoubles. What shall yoi (do?
Go to a warmer and tnoro regular li- a
mate? Yes, If possi1ble for yotu, then in a
either caso take the only reined ythat
has h eon introdttced in all clviized
couintries with success in severe throat
and lung troubles, "ilosoco's German
Syrup)." It not only h.eals and etim
ultes the tIissues to dest.roy the germ i
disease, but allays InflammatIon, causes t
easy ex pectorat ion, gives a good night'st
rest, and cures the pat,Ient. Try one
bottle. Rlecommndced many yearsb
b
Clark's 200-ydo. Spool Cotton, 2 spools f
for 50., at S. .1. Wooneans. .t, f
I.
so1 00': ~ 1 t0f 1jg
hul in I tl
n tck. his father havi itle i1d
I!, a of Grvvk in Frskine t'W)ege
q!mn. . carm li:s KmAit-n Wil give
L nth o the ah1,!tiy strong facTy
- k ine aid is a high tri"ute to I.is
\\e tIke the al,ove from the News
And ('0A'r of l ,eaV. ' he iispat oh
fom NMi.s lieuphil. the l-ier. who
a Imlber otf 1!e liard. We apprc
'4uv the eompmliziet thus pald by the
B ard to Miss \leClintcek of our towi.
': wan t:ot an applicant for the po&i
on *in any s nse of the word and these
estimoniab to h'r worth wero etirey
Ansoliited . 1-:zkine is now it co-edl.
:ational institution. and (if our own
novltdle ne e%tan say that she is con
potent to the studies of tQe above pro.
[-ss'rship and that her intiuence would
have been very helpful to a1l the tu
lents nd the Iolege.
Mirs Mec'lintock now ocecupies the
hoinorable posit Ot0 Of Vice-'rincipa111l Of
the 'reshvterian ollege for women
,I!nd the 1ioard of Trustees of that col
t:e appreciate her valuaba work as
i member of their faculty.
Not.'We--Efective l.miury 1t 19)1.
All package fteight not removed lbv
)wners from the custody of the Railway
'oimpany wititl forty-eight hours, not
tiehuding Sunday >r legail holidays, coinl
muted front it o'clock a im , of the day
Followitng date of notice of arrival, shall
lereafRer be stibject to a charge for stor
ige each day or fraction of a ulay that
uch Colsig nttmen ts tmay remai in custo
IN of tle Railway Company, of one cent
per huidred poun(Is per day, with tmfini
mlui charge of 5 cents for atn one pack
ige or lot for one consignee, but tnot itnore
than $t per day flor ainy one consignient
tot itn excess of it car loal.
Ii. CA\1-NAtG,l,
Agt C., N. & 1,. R. R,.
J. A. BUroN,
Agt. Southern R R.
111. I-Ont 1Htlita utcho mid I110r.
)n Christtmas eve night while the chit
drei at Mr. Will Speartnan's were enjo
ing a Christtmas tree, there camte very nc ir
being a serious .accident Mr. ltnge.e
L,ottgslore was acting Satta Claus and
while dlisttribut ing the gifts the cotton
with which his clothes were co)veredl andl
p:u1dded became ignited from onec of the
cantdles on the tree atnd butt for the timtely
assistance of Messrs Wvili and Walter
Speartmatn andt thc false-face which lie
wore, miiight have resnlted d isastrouisly.
As it was, Mr. Longshore is mtinus a tmus
tachte atid p)art of the hair on the back of
his head.
A CharIst manR Tree.
A Chiristmtas tree wats givetn to the Sun
day-school oti the 25th oIf D)ecember at
Trinity Methodist church, on which were
a great tmatny beautifutl presetnts for the
chtibbten and( grownt folks A large crowdi
w~as int attenidatnce, anid all seetted to ettjoy
the occasioti TEhe pastor was presenit and
kitndly retmetmbered by somte frienids. The
gifts bestowed uipotn himt were neither few
nor sttall, all of thettm beitng uiseful as well
as ornamtienttal, for which he againi extends
his he(art y tii. nks. Hie was also remtetm
bIered biy somett kind friends of the New
Chapel anid Iteezer and sotte of Leba
non commuttnities with tokents of their
aippreciatiotn of hitt and his. These gifts
were niot given altogether by his own
tmtettbers, but somte of other churches who
ire very kind htimi. May the year 190t
be crowind wvitht goodness to themi, anid
till of us. 1). P. ltOVD.
l)ecembehr 27, 1900O.
tis signature Is on cycry box of tho geniuino
Laxative Bromo-Quiinine Tablet.
tho rotmody that eures a cold ian one day
tSr. I'. .J. Vons, s'uper1inteundent of the E1ee
trij l.tgt and Waiter WVotks--Itgr.
Last week Mtr, P. J. Vos who has
'or the ptast threo yoars very ably filled
he ia~ poit(iof superinitendent of tho
dloctrilc lights and water works of t,he
iity tentdered h118 resigtnatlti to t ho
jomissioners of Public Wor'ks. Mr.
loss has tnecopted a position with tho
7attiona Motor Company of New York
lis territory embraces the states of
outh Carollia, Georgia, Fllorida, Mis
hIsippi and L4ouisina with headquar'
er-s at. Atlanta. While ini outr mIdst
v[r. Voslihas made many friends who
v'ilt ho glad to learn that hIs family will
till russde in our11 city. The fieraldi
nd News wishes him much success In
is now field of labor.
Persons who suffYer from indigestion
an not expect to live long, becautse
bey cantlot eat the food required to
ourlsh the body and the products of
so aud1igested foods they do oat poison
be blood. It is Inportant to cure in
Igestion as soon as possible, and the
ost method of doInrn this is to use the
reparation known as Kecdol Dyspepsia
utre. It digests wht you eat, and re
ores all the digestivo organs to ner
tot health. Gilder's Corner Drug.a
tore
kcq'. 'A~ N,e A "I
'rf:ue1 d h.v liev .1 S. ,don, A
h I ~ime.ii"tely after the ete
tn m. '" aIti at S t-ri it, A on the
s. \ l. VVs iul' f.ir at t e altei ti E:
t10 tour. They will Ie at he ta
their tranyv friends after l'ebruary the
ti-'t. At ny haiome gifts as toker s
the Aigh' esteem i in which both the
.voul people are hlds. n e'e displayed.
ve 1' Z I :u !I'~ 2 . aitk S
Kf (kgiit of tyttmta
At a meet Ig of the Newherry0 1 , ,i
No. k. ' n ig hIs of I 'y th ias held last
T1ue hy night the follow ing tlicers
were elected for the ensuing year:
. A. Hown an-Chaneeor Com -
miande.
.1 A. Black webler-Vice-Chancellor
C'omman:1nder.
E. (a venaugh-l'relate.
T. I'. 1pting- Keeper Records and
Seal.
v. i. Ewart--aater, of l'inance.
1'. Vt. Il ipp- l'aster' of Exchequer.
I''. A. Set Iltpert --laster at Work.
t i eavell Ister at .Arms.
4. F Wearn-lnitter Guard.
AX. o. S. Lat egford-Outer Guard.
O. L. I1ise, Aof rosperilty, elected
trust nI for three years.
A committee consisting of P. J. Voss,
Chairuan: J. A. Blacknwelder and M.
. Spearm-an was ppointed to arange
a bamiauet to he held one week from t -
nii.ht.
-i" nKepe Pcods.n
1''ifty girls, aigrs from twelve years
and upward. to work in The Newherr
it t1.,lMill. Applications will e
reeved fr' mi this dhite, to Janiuary 1st,
1. . WoCrk light and easy to learn.
10 those not having homes in the
tty. or it suburbs, houses will be rio
vided. A ppy in person to President.
of LTe Newberry Knitting yill, New
berry, 8. C.
NOTICE.
tielWsrk for theTyncoa Nwbery
S. A , wvil elect a Superintendent of the
Ih-etrical Light, and Watcr Works sys
t.em on or about the 15th of January
1901 IAll t pplications m wst he sent to
C'omnuissioners of Publ ie Works.
JOH N C. GOGGANS. ee'y.
ci e. 31, 19 . illb
Stockholders' Annual
Meeting.
TilE ANNUJAL IE.TINGOF TIIE
- Stoc kholdeis of the National Bank
of Newbe't ry, S. C., wIll be hold at the
lhee of t he President at Newberry,
S. C., at il o'clock a. m., 'ituesday', the
8t, h day of January, 1901, for the pur
l)ose of elect,ing directors, and for the
transacllio of such other business as
may come before the meeting. Stock
holders will please attend, or ho repro
senItedl by proxy.
TOHN . DUNCAN, Cashier.
December 27th, 3919.
STATVE OF SOUTH CARtOL1NA,
C'OUJNTY OF NE WBERRY.
By W. W. Hodges, Esq., Probate Judge.
WHIElIEAS JOSEPHi BOLANP
tmado suit to mue to grant him let
ters of admulistration of the estate of
and effets of J. 8 j'oland, dleceased:
T hese are therefore to cito and ad
tmonish all ad singular the kindred
anId creditors of the 1aid1 J. S. Ro
land, dleceasedl, that they be and ap
peair be.fore me, in the Court of Probate,
to be hold at Newvberry Court House,
on thie 10th day of January next, after
itmbliention thereof, atL 11 o'clock in the
torenoo,n, to asow cause, If any they
have, why the saId Administration
shonid( not4 be granted.
Gii vn tunder my hand this the 24t h
(lay of D)ecembher. An no D)omnn 1900
W W. HODGES,
J. P. N. C.
Notice To Ureditors.
A N ASIGNENT FOR THlE
bnitof Creditors havfDw this
(lay becen made to me1 by* Ed ward L,.
Poigreen, of Newberry, S.CO, all Credli
t,trs of t,he said Edward L. Polgreen
are herehv notIfied to meet in the law
olilee of Ihunt, Ilunt, and HuLnter, in the
Town of Newborry. S. C.. at 11 A. M.
on the 14th day of January, A. D 1901,
for the purpose of elect,ing an Agent of
Creditors.
LAMBER W. JONES, Assignee.
D)-c. 31, 1900- 2?.t.
THE RISER MILLI-.
.NERY CO. has moved
into the store recently
occupied by Peihams
China Hall. The" in
vite all their-friends to
visit them at their new
stand.
Watch this space next
week for the bargains they
will be offering.
THE NEWBERRY
L.and alid $6e,urity Co.
WILL BUY AND SELL
Notes, Bonds and
Mortgages.
Stocks of all kinds and
Real Estate.
0. B. MAYER, President.
JNo. M. KINARD. Sea. aned Treso
ENvry Cotton planter shoil
patu11phlet, '- Cot ton Culture."
It is sent frec.
Sen1,1 name01 anlltre to
GURM.\N K.\1.1 WVORKs. et1 Nassau St,, N. V.
KOTICE OF ELECTION
'ICE 18 i l-'RE11Y GIVEN
that t he Town Council will hold
mn election on P"riday, January 4th.
191).at7'j.30 o'clock p. m., for t.he fol
lowing olliers:
lerk an Treasurer at a salary of
$50per111 il
bChie of Polico at a salary of $0 por
ehree Policemen at $35 per mouth
One Street Overseor at a salary of
$35 per nionth.
LofI-iRMer and Janitor at a salary
of $20 per month.
Application must be In handwriting
of applicant, except that the Lamp
lialhter and Janitor, and handed to tbe
Clerk of the Town Council heforo the
hour of meetinKr. Application will be
considered from each applicant for one
position only. For any further infor
mttion apply to the Clerk and Treas
Urler. JNO. C GOGGANS,
C. & T. T. C. N.
December 26, 1900.
COME
And See the Line of
Dressloods
We are displaying now.
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
cal in price.
We have, as always,
the best linings on the
market,
CORSETS, GLOVE,
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 Department.
The largeet. line of
SHO ES in the city. See
our Bargain Counter
sure. Come and see
us. Yours truly,
MVlower Co.
EVEY ON~E IS
INVITED
To come and see the
Beautiful Christmas
Goods, consisting of
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware.
Novelties of every de
scription, and prices
are right.
Will keep open until
Xmas every evening
until 9 p. m.
11901 1901
A HA P P Y
NEW TE.A
TO YOU!
Wo iifuritld our baultr tiiteenl yttirs figo, and through all these yearn
wO iave rotainud the t ottago a groat-it mm o ur firit customers, al
though Man1V 0lforts wer uId to itItoo th"M to trado liwbore. In
NmOIO ins3tat1.1l th i alout oloks of (op11it(,ors iraw thMom from us
o0V to retur to us to t'trlo anti to remain witi us. Many customors are
add0d daily. To eaoh n1alt all wo oxtod oir thailw for tho many favors
and patronage that has bton givou us.
Our First Consideration is Our Trade,
by giving theil valuit, for what thley pay. U'rom thio vory bi,ginning our
aim has beein to follow tono, but, to had thoim till, and wo ask nothing more
than a CoIparison of "ulr goods anid prio' with thoso of aiy other houso
in this town, and we fol couthilent that. to trad with us moans a saving of
CENTS, DIMES AND DOLLARS.
Wo propose to make it oven more profitable to youi to t rado witi us during
ihis year than wo over did boforo, and exporillenco hitis tiaught. you that
Our Word is Our Bond. More Goods for Less
Money. A Fair and Square Deal to All.
That's our promise during the entire year of 1901. Every train brings in
now goods. We start the now contur) with a vim, and as always, we intend
to win.
The Fair and Square Dealer.
Price, your door, $12.50
Guaranteed and for sale by
R. Y. LEAVELL,
T1i L IST1 h 110MNG
The handsome an(] excellent. things
. . .. . .we have realdy for
HOLIDAY PURCHASERS
can be counted by the bundreds. 1l.very
thing that the
FURNITURE
TUR E1makers produce ik here waiting for
-'1CA Zanta Claus to select what he neleds.
R. Y. LEAVELL,
The Clothing Store,
The Hat Store,
lbse Shoe Stor
The Furnishing'Store,
Ewart-Pifer Co. "Little" Store,
StylesinMen's, Bys' nd hilden' Clthigalay cs dthat dep ci e
@ SHOES! @ SHOES!!
We carry a good line of Men's, Ladies', Boys and Children's Shoes, Shoes
thtwe guarantee to give satisfaction.
Underwear, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Susodr,Hsey lvs
Umbrellas, &c. We respectfully ask for a shre yurp tr,Honge. vs
Satisfaction guaranteedl.yorptna.
The Ehad-ifor Go.
W. F. EWAR T, 0. F. PIFER,
Pres. and Treas. . Sec'v.
Mirrors, Dolls,
Art Novelties,
1 ~- -Art Medallions,
Bric-a-Brac,
Toilet Cases.
Albuns,
THEi EXPL ANA TION Brush and
of our succoas in Shoe selling lies in t he Comb Sets,
fact that we please our patrons Our ---
Men's Shoes are of the finest and best
Loed.er, th >roughlyrtanned and ss- ""'D'=/" m n
they will out wear two ordinary puiya. in-ra aity n fancy p)ackages and
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