The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 01, 1901, Image 2
0OLUMI11A LIrrEA
Columbiia, 'Jiiulary 31 - Th op
propriation of $50,ooo for ti
Charleston Exposition pussol IhiI
houso oi Tuesday and is niw sitf.i a
it has already passed tle sunalt,
thoro were six votes Ilgainst it inl tile
Senate and t wenty four agaitist it in
the house, so it will be sen thuit tith
sentiment of tho present logishtulrl
is very largely in favor of the appro
priation. Represmnt at ive Kilier vet oil
against the appropriation, whilo tb0
other Newberry mtivmnutirs vot I foi
it.
Tlio following is tie exposition llll
as it passed tho house:
Soc. 1. That tohe sum of $,0,000,
if so much bo nloevssiry, hi, and tle
samo is hereby appropriated, for tle
purposo of paying the cost of pro
viding Mi-te1rials ainl cois, ruct ing, in
the city of Charleston, il tils Srate,
on the grounds seheted for the ox
p0SitiOl, prO)eOSkd to e behii Ill n 1'!A
.1902, by the South Carlhuna Iater
stato anid West Indian L'pSlti,'n
Co11Many, at butilingde.gne i
Bradford L. Gilbert. the aroteet :
said Exposition coiplanyv, us t:
riculturut building; ad for t:.t ,
ther purpose of mak111g at .ie
exposition a suitable at.d cd.
hibit of the post atd p-* rt,
sources of the Stiate, utdti iLe !
tion of the commliil1-1ou b1 rt. t
created, and aso it r th
paying the exp.n!-- S i:.c: .
selection, purebS,
transportation, ins,in.t -
return of said exh-i:tz, I
That said comun' n x
s0 much of s-Aid sn .1:
essary to obtain iro .
Counties of t1his :ste
plete exhibits f t -f
sources, snh a s. e. u
Woods, Coal, soilk, w%\
agricultural pcrode) t,
Sec. 2. That I;,
hereinbefore appropr:ati I
paid On the a1ppicati1n
man of tho cLri,in , -
created, on the wam rant
troller general; wineb \z.
not, he drawn bN tli.- ein; , r
cral, until it is In'b 1 ;
him that the subcl(rip I' ,'.
capital stock of th- -i, I- - x 1
company amonits to . by
responsible subscril or-P1 I
cash, and that not Ih-.s ii:, 1 .
cent. thereof has bIe-i pii i. It
'bat the city council i of O t - t of
Charleston hits apIrpriotei. e som
of $50,000 for thie ere ion of a blii
ing and othorwise promoti-g t h sid
exposition.
Sec. 3. That for the purpo (Of
carrying into effoct tbe provi -ons 4.1f
this act, a Coll) [Dission Coc-1Stig)( (f
live members, of whom bit e,xcIlb-n
the governor shall lbe oneo, anid ai di'
rector of the above namedc x piosit onh
company shall be onie, is he.rebyv crc.
tled, which conmm issioni shall sorve
without comnpen saition. That th..
members of the said comirn1ionuI shlbl
be applointe<l by his ecxce.lleneitv t he
governor, and ho shall bie chairmn:ini
of the said commission. Thot thei
construction of the said bil dinig anid
other work hereinbefore providod for
shall be p)erformedl sub)j.-e*t to t he np
proval of the said commis-ioni.
Sec. 4. T1hat at the close of the
satid exposition, tho said prpet
shall remain thle property of thes
Stato andl be turned over to thle sink.
ing fund commission to he disposedI
of for the State att their disetion.
It will be seen from this bill that
it is pirovidedl t hat t here shall lie
county exhits at the exposition and
that opyortunity will be given to let
the world know our wonderful natu
rab resources in aill lines. This is
not a local enterprise, but the bene.
fits to be derived will be felt ini all
parts of the State.
There is a disposit ion in the pros
ont legislature to do somnethmig to im
prove the public roads. The Hlerald
and News is on record for maiiny yeoars
as an ardent adlvocaite of good rozad,
and of working the conivicts on per
manent road building. TIhoe way is
now opening andl legislation itn t hati
dlirection seems probable at. this xc<s
sion. Tihe following bill, looking to
that end, has passed the house:
Section 1. That from aind after th.
passage of this Act (lie snperiniten
dent and directors of the State Pen
itentiary be, and they are hereby aui
thorized and required to hire olt to
such of the several cotunties of ih
State, as may desire them, all able
bodied male conviets, whose ternh of
service is ten years or less, to hard
labor in said institution, to wvork on
the public highways, as cn be spared
from the State farms and depart
monta connected with the State Pet,
t enerary, and the convicta eeont-neo.cl
to hard labor in the State penimen
tiary shall not be hired out for futrni
toig purposes, except as herein pro.
vided for; and when hired ont to the
-cedunties as aforesaid, the compenisa
tioti for their services shall be at the
rate of six dollars 'per month, with
board, lodging, clothing and medical
attendance: Provided, that nothing
horeitn contained shall apply to con
tratcts now in force.
Thert is nothing of more impor
le jlist tlo%v than g,wd rolld-4. and
over% thiig dono to that I'led is s.
much rilntribute.I t.) h. hinw ..
o.f th* epe
b h alls invo not i at Ibveel prosenilti.d,
illn t it is v.Iy N r I ll Ihat it, :i
pr-,pliatiot s 'Ihis yvar will beit v. ry
heavy. It i, eces--arily so. WheI
yon hbild big collo'ges aid other
Ilitte inslitlitionls, l on inust riemtulo
hwr that it will tik. 111 ey to r1i1
them. It vo,t mlort, for thto sitino
failyli to livo in) at big houst, thani inl
a 1imall ontili. VhI(in t1v pieople were
dilemidilig tIk imstiltG-tns, sOm"
y-ars ngo, it was almost 1strici-m [.
ent(ir at word of warning. Now that
wo have them, tliy 1ust hel min
tioed, alnd to do it iakes m0ney, fil.
when'l compar11-1isn Irfmat1tw
t hiIgs sh oIul I b t2ken ti t i I n,-Id
S10-.iW~ i a year ti pen:o. f r
the pasIt fewv y a-r . I ur.u--',.d
Sor I : Ir
-ha sesz o Th 1nat wil com0o 1
vr as
r
- i
- l T li i nr l I - I . I
beeni*i)~ III .? pr1etedbti no one.' selm
l'. 88git, 1:01t t ns I r wf il,(A .li
St-vern l et i t rig pla1ns h illi..
ltit-1i puro S('1114 (I 1hut1 110 ()114 f;4, Ilv,
sp-.eI l1'uIing N y of theml) Si d it
i 1 v 1r 1 11rob h hat th. whlIle 11111.
itr will be d ferrod t, th.. i xt _ws
Woerk o.n1 the. St sie hIouse is goingf.
right atlong and(1 the yard a d groiundls
pr. *enit a liv. ly s(eneIi.
Co)hlumiaL is to ha've a ton story,
st- l (oilee buildorg, and in ord.-r to
s4'en re it 4n oli 44f th best)01 1)1 1 b iingsi
nowl~ on1 Mlain stre-et is to be torn
dlown. MIr. E. WA. lt bertsin, who
ownis t ho Kendall building', is goingi
to tear it. dIown anid put such a build.
11g a iic12ated1 above with all mioi
ernC-l ~1 convemee and1( a~plian1ces.
TIhe no0w hiotel wasi opene'd on
Wednesdai(lty ni C ht and it will not' he
called thd Imperial, hut wvill b
known as WVrights. Tihe Wrights
hatve a repreesen1tationi as1 first class,
up-to dalito hotelP po>plo, anid they
wvant to hold thIleir old name. The
niew hotel is ai beanty li d is ne'atly
and1( hanidsomely furnished. The
lohliy is- t he nest any heoitel ever
had14 in Columbia, and1( I hatvi' hearid
semi' travelhug menm say~ the dlining
r-oom was t he p)retti est of any hont el in
I hi.- Soni i b
Them Je'r clin' is mo be ri4'ilt uand
willbe ai six story sto'-I buibeli g wvii b
the lite i t and1( best eI .nvIei :nc. C'o.
luiiha needs 11no her first olas hot.
aned Thi. will thie- h- hhi.. 'oke .r
of the p)e'pl. wI ci ar'e coinst'enii
ce ming to 14 e cityV.
* *
Two acts andtl lbra i j int re-ou
tions8 were rat ified ) yeerdlay. The
j i't. resolut ions are':
TPo provide for the insura ceo .f
the bunilhngs anid oilher pre pOrts elf
te South Caroalina. Cole14go
To r- queir4o the treasurer of Edite
fieldi Counts to refuind to Mrs Vir
ginia C. Addison ce'rtain overpaidl
ta1xes.,
TOoextend the time for the ps
ment of taxes for the i ear 1900 wi hi.
opt the penalty to the first of March,
.1 01.
The acts are:
To amend an act entitled, "An act
to fix the time for holditng courts ini
the third judicial cirenrit."
To authorize anid direot .the corn
mlisninnars of t.he Eainting TA-An to
le,d fouds to the county board o!
comm 11) issioters of Marlboro Cointy to
ply for building a now jail for said
(1c111ty, anlld anti-or?z- sahd board to
pass i spi-cial tix h-vy to stiuro th
pa11 mllt of I h salme1.
T'eh,o acts and joitt. resolttios
hltv(, not y.et bIewn sigie'd ' y the G'ov
(''i e1 but I pre'ileill. wil b:. tode)
A go.wral sailr bii for venty of.
fik. r in the vialiols counties of tho
Sitie has beenll itr . intwed It, ptr
ports ti) grado milaries ill proportion
tki Ioplation atel noe. s-ry service
r(i irett. It was reit ad it;(e first titme
in tie' Seiito N e'sterdly. It vill bo
itero-ting to tilt peoli- of N.e% herry
(nlin so far ats it rlates to sa'ries
ii lihit emounty. Thm% arti fix-d aIis
follows:
Anuehitor: $85 $85'0 thIe'reo t.e be
paid l% the St,te iA. $27, b1. the
Tr-a-11r, r: lI'hl Sltme salar% its Ih.
a Ji t d'. .1 id 1: 1 ,1. 1 r por'io .
Z1.00 u:l l"l.4fiall costs
h ~'tit- t i1'i- h -
c. .i :11 t.~ e , 1c? i. Il'i . fill
- i -- sfor
- s- -' 0 -I b
-.. x. .- -. ,- - S S c a
r P a i l - 'n . , n t t
.....!...O.t
7 .d'nS d . -r
e- ~ ~' - wh rea taei t o r .- a hs
d- d xethree
.31 m es out Bar o Em.r
a i - p . r da. r ie n a a
ng 1g;., p A-sts riv -. $ 1 per d6y
er es r h. ruv lt b o.n . rd, o0 to
xc d f i t o . xi \ i ce n thr, inx
a. I Vl j.,; r-vl e-thate. is to .. h'-es S
ne. at I t.e. tot tiiv xced three
NC. o #r, Cout\ ioardl of Eal.
mki lot,, ',2 pt, r (in'. for tim- attutlly
0u it- sr 'ie pt t carry o. h- con
smitdt , wbich proivcdes for salaries
for count otliders tO be. [ix.r in pro.
port ion to p pmulat ion an d serFvice.
So far af it relates to Ne iberry, it
oeems alright fir the she if ad clerk
of coilrt, beut it ents thet salary too
ltw as t the cith.i r oflice.rs.
The governor to dlay signed the
two Acts and the three joint resolu.
tions mlettionied abovo This carries
the t imle for the pay m-c-nt of taexes
for 1900)t, withbout the penalty, to the
lirst of March.
w*
lTe LIontee tonight discusse~d tile
cildt Labor Bill and ii tnmber of
good speceches were made for and
against tile mlefaure. Thie bill pro
v ides that. one year froma the passage
of tile bill no child tinder ten years
or age shall be emlployed ini a cotton
mill and ini two years no child under
tele'veni years anid in three years n10
chi ld untder twelivi' years of ageO shall
b . ctmployedt inl cotiton mills. The
mills in thle piedmont as8 a rule are
opp .sed tol the bill
Thei house tonight reacheed a vote
o he cilid Labor Bill andI killec' the
bill by a v. to of (13 to 28 on a motion
r.o strike out thle enactineg,words.
Toero are othuer bills on this subject,
buct this vote is a good indication of
the Menttime'nt of the House on the
qel stion.
E HI. A.
S-.s.. S * wVeeToriur.e.
ITcr uff~'-rat eh p-c li from encrius I
--"nil Ihardlvivwalk," wrii eecI 11 0 in.l
'cc, H- Ill-eb. r ugh, Ills.. "het lIuackie.n's
\ma.toesa yle 'comp ~letel.v enrr-l Ibe-m."
A 'e Ike mi gl iic on -er ciee brulas, c
ii ,, ii r. s. seatldts. hnlrees.,. b . II Cn'er
I' i t. (i he-aJer eef -ki IN dis1 e8aesiand ile..
Cccre gu1iranteed h., all dr-eigglst 25e.
One hundred white
bed spreads 98c. worth
$ 1.50 extra value
M im naugh.
MAen'- Suit s f'rm 42 40 t) $9 08
B3ehrht., e ew and stylish, at, L.no N w
berry Cash Store. 2,t&*
I i 441TRIUMONHa OF V110VER6ANS-.
u1p11 t-a14 1 n 1 nolltice-1-11nt 11110d41. by Con
1411n41oe W. 1 111utit.
[r. S t'. 30.J.ie.]
(0.W-dl'er IL, lt,t. collmmider. of
the South at('o1in , division, U. S. C.
V., destres every esip 'o have full ri -
r, s I Iat iotN at w. State reotin , U C.
V. 'it h. . Id ai ( olomila o) t -y
The coni-k ol in of ii e n- of vete -i
pr -vilsl- for I' is. and Co 1Hunt is -I I.
anxious for ft I delfgliatiolns from1 every
camp inl -ou)tt it ( itro til to af'tf-nd the
r. untion in ltik %vtar Columbiai j:
deliht fill phIev for such i &atherin.
Its .-t ra ovatl. is convenlent for ai
Ind iln liaddit ion o t hest colsid r'-ion-,
(Co i 'm nlladte Iiln al.4 tho soti of
v t'lra, s no . 0 forg-t Ihe Lreat. I.
t ''i) ll it- S t tt % lt . 111)1p , o t
t I thi. Ili I e
T1h - - -o ' i C aro'ita it nn I ti m in
('tnickaiitn u a t aitth Iield wiil io tin
vi-iled (itn Mt it'.7 and the grand reun
it'ln of ilt. (' V of the entire . ld
?.til 1 'ard ' ns 1 il thlt !,ext da% It M iml.
phi- G I n C I Wailk. I, ommitiil-mi
the S. tI Cr.r olI iit divison. U C V
f " , a d rd' * linlvili' i 4 'o I v ?
vt v i 'a fIt r is I - t i an ' ' t r - -
IV' OCt, !i0ll G, i W.% kcr es.p- vitAn
jht r f h ,-n velt'lerans lto 11,0011
t3 t. k I d. I tl l1.11tilke !at i- -
t0' 1! is w?ll- t im d to, take pa,r' in) ten
\ I -X S . V. Vt lt it- Of I lit , )
ts ' 0ti tit u' ill % (tuan11 v. o
n.U10 a f i jlL!c ' tl tIHDV it1.4 Ill
- k- be ito 't m a his aft at.
- r., lMiaia a a d \M t1ph1lis..
11"i id tuuch appreiatt s, }
l t.% !s th. S- itev p tSS Can . e -
V - ."*' g-vve Ilh*- m,11 ter I
H I. -it the Cm1 mnd.11 eIlts of t.v.
e Ste.*t '0 lictlin work i, w,
0 - s- t- vt r: l matt ters. Anv co
ti.1- 0 -'o - jd r, 5se-d It o 'OggIiatiIier
\V A r 11. !ont %tprt Ibtir. - .,
or -o ha ai u5L1 a I d ch I of st ti,
.N rx rt. i'ar .t i:ton, S. C.,
%TL -- e vt tu n d'Ate Att- u%ion.
B isee .. ,.enr\ bodyv
P of L. A S ie waj cal.-d 1o (
, iS, fe : ca A si e. - l busiu.
M-. Be: ,: Wee.-e' is sp.-ndit g Li e
m o wv ih eer sister. MIrs. R. C C unt-.
M-. J I B eInthaugc has about de
ci;t-a imt Io return tnis sesion to M -m
rirs Jo - L ve:ae2 sp-'ti, the past
we k wviLt her daugiver, Mrs John
Bo - /. 1r1.
M -. V P B aobaug'. is con)valese.
Tlivre i I he a ConiLregational mvet
in- It t Luke'.- Church next Sunday.
A full attetdane desired.
M . Z ' . D nuis is building on his
fat he ' I ace.
M -s Eti la,;kins spent last Friday
n g ,t .aa iet.urday with MAirs' Berice
S ly.
Qti" i a nj4. *%able social was giv i
a' M Ge-o Vaughn's 'a-( Wed es lay
njo 11 .
I 'r I. Rt -1. \lints, pt incipal tlf S'LUI;a
A.cadem.is '- ga' tiuim oni nil'I , and do
iniL aU I xcellenlt work ini t,he scho .I
room H i patrons n'sd pupi's arc v'ry
muchiI ar' taicIled to himD. ak'.d Sp) ak ig hty
of his we, k.
M . J o. 1H. z -r' ha- m.ave'- to L x
inut I*n w-here be wilt co..tinue ini ,-aw
mall tausi. ess
Weare .orr) the emf lip' x had to
malik- itsaippteI.'L ranc inheco LISI Lag,in
L ' uo our v--r be3hst. to st amp ) a , ut,
It ''nn be don' e bui. e-vetr. persoat in ben
Cobunit.y mu t, b.- v.eccnat ed. l10 '-r
Ii z n teI.oulI have his fanats ate-j al
nis labi teurs e.acin t dt. A per-ont that
has had a sue aensfulI vaimna tont tar''b
ever' takes smf.e.l p'x, and if he shoIle
thet rank h- runs is co4mparlativ-dI smat
cumpar'ed o thet unvac"inato .
J aln 20. 1901
N Ight, was sier I'eit,4,
"I wVouiI cittgh nea;rly all iught
lon1g."' writue Me r Cha*11. A p Itegat.' of
Alexugdia, led "anid could hardly
get anly sleep3. I had conll-umion14 so
b-CI that it I w uiked i ble. ck I wonII d
ee)nuht frlahbfully 'and spit blood, but
wvIh.-n all oti hear me d ,e- i.es tal led, 1t hreec
$1 (10 ho,t. b. 8 ef D)r K.e ng'a N ew Due-rre
e'ry wh-ialiy cured mei. and1 1 gaIn, d r58
pious " ' It 1i11)4 aslt lyI gutrid teed
it) enire Coughs, (Colds. L't 4r'iapo. Bron-.
(ch4I4 tii d il Throat and( Lungl3 t'r'>u
ble-.. Prib-e 5Oand ,1ie 'I 'ria lbtt Ies
free at all druagg'..ts.
Teachers' i amination.
T eacOrI'ertfiats willbe helId
commelnnceing at? 9 4'clock A pplicants
will fur'nish ll st,ationaery.
I ECog S. Werts,
Id. Co Sapt du~'n N. ('.
GET VACCINATED!
PURE VACCiNE
VIRUS
FOR SALE AT
Send us your orders.
When in need of new
crop Fresh GARDEN
E EED send or call for
LAN DRETH 'S.
Each paper dated
1901. For sale at
Pity
and
Beaut
The most beautiful thing ii
the world is the baby, al
dimples and joy. The mos
pitiful thing is that same baby
thin and in pain. And th(
mother does not know that i
little fat makes all the differ
enice.
Dimples and joy have gone
and left hollows and fear; the
fat, that was comfort and
color and curve--all but pity
and love--is gone.
The little one gets no fa
fromher food. There is some
thing wrong;itis either her foot
or food-mill. She has had nc
fat for weeks; is living on wha
she had stored in that plumil
little body of hers; and that i
gone. She is starving for fat
it is death, be quick!
Scott's Emulsion of Coc
Liver Oil is the fat she car
take; it will save her.
The genuine has this picture ov
it, take no other.
If ou have not tried It. sen
for irec sample, its agreeabI4
taste %:'.1 surprise you.
SCOTT & BOWNE.
Chemlets,
409 Pearl St., N. V
50c. and $1.00
all druggists.
I would take
this method ol
informing t h e
public that I am
now in the gro
cery business at
T. Q. Boozer's
old stand. I pro.
pose doing a
strictly cash bu
siness from date
but have a sys
tem which does
away with thE
trouble of mak
ing change. You
are invited tc
call and investi
gat e.
Respectfully,
AlITY LOBM NO. 87, A.K F.
XREG;ULAR ('o0MMUN IC\TIO!
t.ef Amnii. Lodge, No.87 A F. N~
ii s'ee hld~( nexi Mnieada.y eveuning a
7 no 'clock, in Masecnlte H all Vils' li
bret lre.,n erd ial ly welcomned.
The E. A D.-gee will be~ conflerred
" cK H UTC H ISON, W. M.
.1 H. M l(INARD) 8'e.retary.
JA.PANESE
-aI .ED O U E, ER
A new and complete treat,ment,, con
i,is'ing' of' Supepoitorie, C'apsules o
0. twent, aned t wo boxes of Oine ment
A never failing cure~ for Piles of evers
na'ure 'and degrtee Ii makes an Operas
lii'n 'w ith the knife, whilch te paloful
and oft,n'sults in deat,b, unlnecessary
W by endure this terrible disease? W.
pack o wrItten gua,ranetee in eaech S:
"'.x No cure, no pay 50c ?n, S1 a box
0 f 'r $5. Sent hv mail. Sample free.
OINTMENT, 25c. AND 500.
( ONSTIPATION cured, Pi>es prevent
ad, bV .Japanese~ Liver pellets the grea
Liver and 8tomach R.-gulator and Bloow
Purlifier t4mall mi d and pleasaanL te
'ake ; especiall y adapt.- d for child ren'
use. 5t1 doses 25c. Glider's Corner Druj
Store Sole Agea.ts, Newberry.
EASILY, QUICKLY AND PERMANF..N/DL1I
RESTORED.
Maan,tlo Nsrvin*
Is odwit,h a written urau Ce I0'eura
Inu.omnnia. Fits, Dizztnaess, Hlysteria
Nervous Debhiits. Loes Vitality,. Semi
of over wvork, worry, ele*kness, errors o0
'outh or over-in,du'gienco. Price S1
0 b)oxes $5 Br mall ini plain -pe.ckag(
to any addre ss on receipt of price Sold
only by Gilder's Cort,er Drug Store
S->b- Agents; Newberry.
DR. RUST'8
Odai $ L0 A niyr'yi Nl
OrIg'nal and Genuine, always reliable
a di safo Ladles! always ask for Dr
Rust'-- Ostton Rloot and Pen nyrecyal Fe.
mal Pils.They never fail and~ nevet
Deo,o 100 bcy GIlder's Corner Drwg
Sto,re Sole Aunete, Newberry. -
.Dint p'i t a' ote,erA' hhrh price. We
hav Petn'.e to sell at 25o. pair. - New.
berry Cash anore tcaM.
JAMIE
Cut-PrAoe
On Winter Suits, Ove
wear,
We hav-- ju-it inaus-nratwl or Clearan
bI lot of Mt's ald Bfys, Silts to h- c1
not, purchased a Winter Stilt now is yo
this suA0 as a cobt sale, f .r wo --ow s 11 a
Less than Cost, and all
to be closed out witl
The Shoe Hou
The last sason pits u, rtrh -r i.- ohe
sold more Mho--s duriou h a: s - -.mi
tiite. Thlo fact alone at''s tho n. rils
Wo- h',vo a large stoik of ;how now or
menier i hai JA \l IF,'-N' i Is the plave
In Iats, Caps, and all kids of G..nts'
AT THE O
Kodacs,
Amateur Supplies,
Standard Books,
Blank Books,
Bibles,
Office Supplies,
Stationery,
and hundreds of
Valuable Articles
selling at a very low
price.
We must clean out
all this stock for a new
line. Give us a call at
The Book $tore,
WS_0n MAYESM
5 1
We carry the best to be had. No
doubt about it.
"Boy SHOES of Mower Co., and
g..t wood ones."-Geo. E Keith (Co.,
Walkover, etc., etc., for men anid
t bo.3 a. Sterling, Regina, etc., etc., f .r
SLadies. Fall line of Children's Shoes,
adwe have the very hest of the
cheaper lines made in this country
for Women and Children-the cele
brated Goodman line.
Come and see us.
hin.&G.S.MOWERGO.
Ineetpaid on deposits in the Savings
jDepartm.-nt at the rate of 4 per cent,
Ipe r ant'umr from da'e of deposIt at
I Te Commercial Ball
OF' NEWHERRY, S. C.
CAPiTAL. - - - $50,000 00
W ~e trans',ct a areneral B ankIng busi1
ness and solieIt the Iccotun's of il
Kviduals, firms tAd caorporal Ions.
G3EO W.RME . W. FLOyD.
GE .MOWVER. P C'. SMIrr[.
.Z.WILSON. W.' .11iUN'r.
JNO. M. KINARD. Pr,., Ideit,.
0. B. MAYER, Z. F. WRIGH T,
VIce President Cash ier.
Notice of Final dettle...
', metnt.
TTE IS HE1REBY GIVEN
Nthat'i will make a flaal settle
event of the esiate of Mat.tie Mc0 Gist,
deceased, In the offlee of the Probate,
Judrigfo Newberry Count.v. on the 6'h
day of F'ebruary, 1001. at 11 a. m ; and
immediately t'hereafter apply for a
fil d.ischarge as Administrator of the
NA"H ANTIFL GIST,
Administrator of the pers -nal estate
.9f Mati Man. Wint, Annas.a
SON'S
SALE!
rcoats, Woolen Under
Etc.
SLlo -f 0I loavy Winter Goods. A
>-014d at albout half price. If 3ou have
to opport.unit%. V#- do not adverilso
rW tIMaly Sit4 for
Woolen Underwear is
iout regard to Gost.
oe of Newberry.
i Id in 1hi lne tMhaIn -ever Wo have
than W"I h kve ever sold in a similar
of ou-- 81h'
hand. 8 - -hi you need Shoes re
to but t.heen
Pturi ish I niz- w- are hetdq iat ri-s
LID STAND.
4 4
s,~~~ S sRe Suc
ad Liungs
CO&GIS3 MOWOP Cos
Notions! Notions!
Hosiery, Hlandkerchiefs,
Corsets, Gloves,
Linings and Trimmings.
The best H1o4iory and most, of it!
Toe best Handkerchiefs and most of
them!
Tho Ibit Corsets and m,)st of themI
Tht- best Gloves and most of them!
Come and see us.
C. &G9.~ 1TR O
EVEt, ONE IS
INV ITED
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.
No ice of Final Settle
ment.
XUC'I E I-n HEtREBY GIVIEN
..' :ha, I w ill make a finau so.tIe
no nt, ef L,h estate of Mae k Clark, de
eaiLed, in I ie olilce of the Probhate
Judge for Newberr' County, on the 6th
day of l?ehrnatry. 1001, al 11 a m ; and
immnedia'ely thereaft. r apply for a
final dischasrge as Administrator 0r t,he
esttate oif the said decea-ed.
3 Y. M FALL,
Administrator of the personal estate
of Mlark(Clark, deceased.
Notice to the Public.
Having been with the Singer Manau
faciurutng Company for the past, four
years, and ha ing been transfe, red from
Nort.h Carolina territory to Newberry,
I d. sire to ainnounice to the p)ublic that
my headquart,ers will be with Mr.
Todd, t,be Commission M- rchant, where
I will carry a large stock of 'bhe ocee
braled Siuger Machines, Oil ae.d Nee
dles. To anyone in the city''or county
of Newberry, who has an old macblne,
and is thinkinai of exchanging fo'r a
new one, I desire to say if youu will let
me show you a $inger, you will find my
price right, and it lathe world's verdict
that the Ringer leadls, and all others
follow. We have the routnd bobbin,
the improvement over the Osellator
what we call the C. B M whinlue, and
we also have the Vihrator. I will give
as muoh in exchange for an old ma
chine as arny tman, and I will guarantee
my prIces are all r'ight.
Re"member, it costa nothing to have -
a new SinAer placed in your house on'
free trial If you find the machine ass
represented. I will be glad to deal with
you They are sold strictly on their
merits.
Remember, we sell on the easiest.
terms in the world Don'b, forget, if
youcanno find tme, any infirmation
lfwi.Mr. Jas. F. Ted d will alwayfi
receive my prompt attentlodi.
We take In exchange old maohines
atd pay' from $500 to *26.00 for them,