The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 01, 1901, Image 3
tRI ptad naan o
Knights of Pythias,
caitle 'EXa1,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
S l'A DE41) CO VEN,'rlON-. OF
114 Ldae will 1-e tiold th- 2-ad
auti 4t1 T-tiday nigh-a or epach imoi)
at 7.30. Vki-iiu Kmvitm coprdvtdI.t
Welcomed. THO n E1'.P 'i N G.
K. I)i It. -11n4 S.
Crotwell Hote Buitiamt,
NiEWHEIMN M ARKVII
Corructed every !" t mn., Wria.
by Summer Bros.
Meat ... ..... ..... ..... 7 .84.
Shoulders ...*
Hams....... ... .... 3
Best Lard ...... .......
Best Molasses, riow ". I.
Good Molasses... .. .... .
Corn ............... 65
Meal ........ 05.
H ay ............... .f.le.
Wheat Bran ..15.
1st Patent Floul $4 75.
2nd Best Flour .4.25.
Strait Flour *4 00.
Good Ordinar% - ..13 0(ka,3 75.
Sugar . .. te.
RicO...... . ..........
Coffee............ ...............
Cotton seed meal, per sack .25.
Loose Hulls, per Owt.. ........ 30.
Country Produce
Bntter, per lb ................... Irvowl,
- Eggs, per dozen .....a...... 12j@16e
Chickens, each........... .. . itS,4
Peas, per hushel ....... . ..... 75c.
Corn, per bushel. ..... ........ 60c.
Oats, per bushel ........ ...... 35a)40c.
Sweet potatoes .. ............... 600(r0.j
Turkeys, per ib .... ....... ( d.
Fodder, per cwt.. ....... 'T5(a)0c.
NEWBR5ERRY U4Jr'(N n IRKEF.
(Corrected twice a week b. J W. G-try & Co;)
Februa&ry 1, 1901.
Best...... ........................ 9c
Wando Fortitz.-r.
Just received, large shipment Wando
Fertilizer. I can make it to . our I ter
ect t. see me h.fore nua i-,g Can save
you money. I am the sole agent for
Newberry. I am your friend, farmers,
and want to sav you money. ','all and
see me before buy ing.
f 3m. J J. LANE
Call on C. H Cannon f er 1i kind-i f
Lumber, Shiiglis. D ors and S sb. .1y
Just rec-ivod 100 t.aus High Grad.
Fertilizers geo our prices we well make
it to your intarest.
E. M. EVANS & CO.
t&f.|tf.
If you need anything in the Clothi g
line don't miss Jam eson's vlearw,co
sale. I 2t
We are selling best
corn at 60 cts. per
bushel. Purcell&Scott.
Towels, Table Linen, Doilies. Etc.
Prices right N--wherr. Cash Store.2t,
Wanted I
Three (3) Good Sales
men and Collectors
To work N.-wherry nAd Lanrons
Counties. Will pay salary and coin
mission and give steady emp jloymctnt.
THEss SINGER NIFo (o.,
Spartaanhuri. S. CI
f&t 8& R. L. ENGLAND, MN.r
Our Shows cure corns ai itinds anda
all sizes. Newtjerr.v CaLsi & o &12'
Suits at cut pricesa. Ov. rcats .-ut
prices Ext.r- Pa.nts cut price's. B->vs
antd Child ren's Suits cut. prices Every
thing in Clotbiog at cut prices Don't
miss this chance to buy clotbing cheap
er than ever heard of hefore.
f 21 Jamie~son
IIats to beat the band. Newborry
Cash Store. t&V2t
For easl..
Second hand Piano, used a- me but
alwvays kept in order. For partaculars
aplily at this offie X ' &f 4t.
Look out for Purcell
& Scott's Prices. No
matter what price you
are quoted you will
always find us lower.
Purcel l&Scott
Big lot Ribbons, just opened Prices
less than othi rs. Newberry Cash
Store. t&'2.
WANTED.--Active, energetlo men
and women in each township St- ady
employment and good wastes
Address D. H. RUsmeLL.
f 16 Anderecan, S C.
Bed Spreads 11-4, others have' 'em,
we sell ours at 94e. Newberri. (ash
Store. 2't&f
We are selling the
best second pat. flour
that is made at $3.85. I
Hurry up. Purcell &
Scott.
Skirts Mercerized, Oh mv I Only
$1.49 10 left. Come quick Newherry
Cash Store. Straf
A lot $6 00 Shoes selling at $1.90
f 2 Jamia-son.
We are entitled to
your trade. We' are
the boys that have, put
the knife in high prices.
Purcell &Scott.
Blaok Skirts readyV to wear, well
made, 48o. Newberry E'ash Store. t&( 2t
A lot of Zeliler Brm's Shoe. Si 19.
Regular price *3 00 Jamleson, f 2t
The best line boys' Knee Ruite ever
*steamed out from Baltimore, 98c ..ult,
all sizes, 6 to 10 N.-wbcmrry c'ash
Store. .tarfm.
VAtRIOUS ANn ALL 41o1(r.
Mond-ty is 8Aleday
Mr P. J. Voss leaves to day for Now
York
In an--ther c lumn of .his p per see
8ti iY's piano ad.
The regular com niunicuti.,n of Amity
Lodie, A F M., wlil be he el Molday
night.
You hiivo only three weeks in which
to make )our tax ret.urns to th' c unt.y
Au'itor
Clol'keni, eges ed other country
produc.' are in detand in the city at
good prie-'s
WIn I ;n N herri ca laroutd't th
tie ald and N wt Mloe. We will le
Ly!ad to see you.
M Go . '1' Reld, .f Chappells. was
'i ' l us 1- 1le of the
we k on eijt
l'hu ILI e f 1e,pe will nward its uin
lou ps,z #.N Tu daN vftruoon, at
its r"i.tue ec.- -'e.
If yeet v '' . >soll aud would
like to pt., y o t.-!uript lion that way,
bring it. to his oileos
The indlia.i.a aro that the ground
hog witl se.- his shadow, c-nsequently
the winter is not yet over.
VI iss May me Furgerson, of Laurens,
aftor a plesant, vitait to Mrs. F. Z. Wil
sou's returned home yes orda
The February term of the sessions
court will convene on Monday, Fobru
ar3 18 .b, with Judge Kiugh presiding.
Miss Mary Meyer Is clerking a' the
Newberry Cash Store wher sth wid
be gl-id to serve her friends and ou<
tomers.
Newberry needs anoth,-r cotton mill
and must have it. Wh- will t-tke the
lead in organizing a s-ock company 'o
build it.
Farmers are busy bauline for Iliz -re.
Don'' fail to ralse plenity of "hor and
e-omieyi" and look - ut for 5 cts co. on
next fall.
There will ite a meetin of the Bach
el r Maids at the residence of Uon. F
11 D.minick, tomortow aft,erno in at
4:30 'clock.
The petit jury for the first w. ek of
l he sessions court, and the grand jut3
for ibe year will to drawn on 8 Sturday,
February 9 h.
Mr. W E C:ooion, of Leesville was
was in the cit,y thim week and g,ive the
Hera d and News Pa plensant visit, in a
su- Stantial way
Dr. James M Kiler leaves to day for
Now York, % here he will take a special
aourso in medicine. Dr. Kibler will be
gone about a month.
Mr John W. Taylor and mother of
C -lumbla came up Wednesday. Mr
raylor expects to move his family to
I olumbia in the near fulure.
% r. R P. Fair after spending several 0
days in the city with his paren's re- I
turned yesterd -y to A lanta to resume
his dut,i o with the Standard Oil Com
pany.
Rev G o Wight and childreit af er
a visil. of several weeks to his parents
ne .r Jihnmtn , have returned botme.
Mr Wright is much impreeved ien 1
WVna heas bec "ire of oif Newherry 's
seond cotton mit'? Now Is tne time
Fir Ihte young butstiones men to get to
work if N'ew"'rr' Is noet t,o tie left be
bind by oth er e'nn!er own- that are
sprin,ging u. 'round hetr.
The L ' - M -' sin corner of Lex
ington couit. 3 ati over to Newberry
witbout, a tlie-enring vote. The elec
lion was h.'d yesrterday. We extend
lhe righe band of f.-lIowship to our new
Newherrians anid consider them quite
in aequtisitioin to' ur county.(
Two weeks ago New York City re
ported 21st,000 oases of grip under treat
mnt. In the United States at that
late two million people were said to be
rnder the weathe'r with that disease,
while 300,000 were laid up wit.h small
pox. Of the latter less t,han 31)0 dl' .1,
whbile grip sent. 30,000 to he esve
gards -Exchang,re.
Mrs. Sophia Retus, -f N-wbrerr. wh,
Lias b"en spen-ting several wee ks
with Mrs. E B. Wilbur', in this
sity, returned to Newberry ye ste rday.
lirs. Redus is a delightful lady a'id
nade many friends during her brteIi
itay in Geffney. She r'et urns to her.
thome with pleas tnt rocelelectio ns ofa
>utr little city and we buit voice the sen
aima3nt of her friends when we say w-'
will be glad to have ber visit us ear
ly and often -Gaffney Ledger, Jane 30
Totu C ,ow What Youn are Tiaking (
Whben you tak- Grove's Tasteless Chill
ronie t-ecaee the fomtu-ar ia plainly
printed one ev. ry b.t tie showIng that it
is s.m nl. Iron and quinine in a taste- t
less formn. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. e
Stiell Piaflosl!;
Mr. L II. Nixon, representIng Ct.as. y
Mv t3tieff, manufacturer of the world fi
renowned Stief Pianeu, is stoppine at v
the Newbeerry Hotel, and will be In the
city for one week During his stay
he will be plessed to ('all on all those
who are ctn tempatineg the purchase of
a high grade PIneno, and di-cuss the
in ri's of the celehrated 8 iY.
Mr Nixon corn it prepared to quote
t,he very lowes-t facetory prices, and can
make terms to suit t,be buyer. Tire' t
Sti' if Plano ia the only world'renowned
piano soldt direct from the muanufaciur
er to customer. You can obetain 'ne of
the beeautiful StiefY Planos at about the"
price a middle dealer would have to (
nharge you for a mnediumer good. or more.
likelv, a cheap PIano If vetu are think
Ing of purchasIng a Piano, drop Mr
N'ixon a letter at once, care Newberr C
Hotel, and he will be pleased toe call
itnd have a personal talk wit.h t on.
You assume no risk in buryintg a 1
St.i-ff Piano. I' is known the world
Vaceinattionl Coaupntliory
At a meeting of I he Board of Health
la-t night a resolution was passed mak
ing vaclnatlion complilsory.
The doe- (rs of the city will vacc ato
rree of charge fll who cippry to them
md k.-ep at record of sneth and I hose not,
ipplying to I ho ph.N sicians will be cot)
pelled to do so und r the law.
The reso ution r. quires that every
onn he vate:.na- d by the 10 I inst.
Ti is is it imi ly plrcaution to prevent
sh,e spread of Smllpoj)OX anll every body
ihould submiit, willin4iN and i cheerfully,
ror it is done for ' he imblic good.
A ff'W 5'Into,h I0ats that we are
31osilLw out for I s thanl cost
f 2t Jam11eson
2.222A . (lb Va04 oneen and I'er he
li'lelsti b.-tu ' t hi'val, hivro it goes le.
15c. 3ard Newi. rry Cash Store.
t& 2t.
VoUI.g Woinaa., A n1ila'y Socliy.
The Young Womao's Mit-sionary So
,iet,y of the Church of the Redeemer
will meet at the home of Mrs. G. E.
Dominiek, next, Monday afternoon at
I 30 o'c - ck All he members are re
luested .o be prement.
If Ops thte 1 i1114h ae d Worki- off th !qsu(d
Ejaxativ, Bro'mo Qii'iine Tablets cure
6 l1 1 one day No cure, rio py
-ric- 25 ecents
Daughi vr-. or tIe Confedo acy.
I ho Dauv h ers Rut.hitr,ford Ciapt,t I.
J. D C will meet a' Mre. Glem's inex
l'uesday afternoon at 4 30 o'cl-,ck. A
lull attendance is r( quested, as busint as
>f imi.ortance is to be iratsacied.
Miss Elzbe;h Daminick, See
Mrs Roh't Wright, Pres.
Wilklig 24 1isorn a oay.
There'. no r.-, fPr Ihome i lit I I#
vorktr.--Dr, Kiog's N- w Li e P.1ls.
diliioosare itlw%s ti-v. euriou 'r
>id Liver. J 'mididi-' Biliousness, Ft-% e
md Agre l'lhey b'nish Ilek He ad
ilie, drive out Malaria Never gript
ir weaken Sinall. inste nive, work
v4111ders 'Try them 25c at All drug
;i"ts.
$7 50 Suits $5.90 Jamieson. f 2
Lumbe', Shing'vs. Do-1rs and Sash
it lowest pricet, h.N C 11 ( ait On t y
To the good farmers
)f Newberry we are
/our friends. Don't
>uy until you see us.
Purcell&Scott.
Special Rates on A 0. L.
On account of Mardi Gras, Mobile,
L1a . Pensacola, Flii., amed New Orleao s,
lie Atlantic Coast Line will sell round
rip tickets to ab.,ve named places for
ne frist, class f ire for the routed trip.
'ickets on sple February 12-18 h Iiclu
lve, with fiPal limit to March 7th.
For further information apply to any
gent.
Th- Bni Premcrptlonm for ftlala:la
lhls and F'ever' i a hottle of Grove's
'asteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron.
nid quinine ini a i.'steless form. No
ure, no pay. Price 50c.
One hundred pieces
36 in. Bleaching the
>rice is 41 -2c.
at Mimnaugh's.
1,867 yds. Calico, br'ight and new 4c.
lew berry Cash 8 ore. i&f 2t.
$10 50 Suilts $12.98 Jamiesons. f 2t
We are selling best
:orn at 60 cts. per
>usheI. Purcell&Scott
('nurr of ('omnmnonm *'eteu anmd an.. at
ses- ou..
rb.''- prinog term of the <'ommuon
'I- - and( G -, mmral Sessions ( ourt. f'r
b, a'b rr ' ounty will be hol'zen at
lewbe'rry Cou' 11 'une, beginning on
l onday, the 18sh day of Pebruary 1901.
J NO. C. GoGGANS,
C C. P. &cG S.
Newherry, S. C., February 181, 1901.
A lo' nice colored ,hlr's, 85e Res,u-.
it price, 501 to 75 ets. Jam meson. f 2t.
We have Trunks to sell. Our' prim'es
r'e selling 'em. Ne'wberr.s Cash1 St,ore
We are selling the
>est patent flour on
earth at $4.30. Come
juick. Purcell&Scott.
A Fm,rmne r Ne wbe- ' Ian Reaturne.
Mr. Leighton, W C~oz,by, a for'mer
)wnsman of ours has again decided to
ist, his lot among tus and has opened
p a fatncy grocerv in the store recently
ecu pled by T. Q Bo' zer which, when
be arrangemen- is complete, will be
nie of t,be prot tist shores in the Stat.
I r. Cozby will koep everything which
ou would expect to find In a Orat class
tncy grocery. The Herald and News
'i-h. a him success.
'him signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Qinine Tablet.
b*e fetndy that eures a cold in one day
Mimnaugh under
>uy's. Mimnaugh un
lersells
08 pairs Ladies' Patent TIp, ' Lace or
lutton Shoes 690. pair. Newhe'rry
ash Store t&f 2t,
The prt,m ,s.. * mt. o ts,p ist lot E~ a
roidery and I 'serti ni ever sidetrackedl
a Newberry at tbo N'ewhiermy Cash
tore. tAf 2e
-4-11 ANNU %I, CONVIEN1ION.
Snurday 4-hnn- i Ac n.lio tio,a of -outh 1'aro
Ilion to HMt lin o .ith o-rtu Ciotrch
of th-l Ited-ean.-r in 4ebrtuary in.
t t'P etitK *-4g19 a a, t)t.t11gl,1h it
*vtaI-o. ' r . I t. na, ..,nal
amm- 'im lost-. oe14 Ad
trd-a.a--a.- vi-S le-ist
I us.l.
The S- uh Catrolinat Sunday Scho-ol
Association will assembv bitn its 24 h
annual cooivenltm in the Lutheran
Church of t he 1kd,!elmr, Newhaerry,
Februar' 25th-27th.
The peop)le (f N :wberr% will give the
A-s cOt.icii i har y wileome and will
co-opera1( with I he conimitteas Ii pro
viding entertailitment fr ih ninbers,
in fact our pi-ople will - penl their htarts
and homes ci their guemts as they al
ways do oil such occali4n".
The iitar- sting priegram whici
has bee(t arranved speaks for ilself as
to the bn n-fit oh e (erin d b) all those
who attend 11-n n doubt tite mieetiag
will be one of plevsulite as-i well ats prollt
It will be of inrvest to ou tels' to
know that t,hA cot-vi-ntitin wlVl bo vis
ited by tuembi rm of tlh internatn1
isociation wto are now nakinag t eir
tratis-con inental Sumbtis School. t-lur,
and who will nott o, 1, be L)prese.t at.,
but Lke part Ih all th- -x- rci-es. This
Is a feature which w have never before
haid the privilege of enjo. iog, and we
may expect some iitvrest.iigr (iscut
onl, good Iddresevs and excel-nt
music.
The memblrs of the internmthnal
pirty who will mee: with the Conven
lion are: Mr Marli,o La"rance, inter
national gealeral st-cretary; Prof II. M.
IIsmill, into rnational fleld secretar;
Rev. B W -pt II 111al , secrvitry Baptir3t
Sunday School work; Mrs II. Ml. H1atam
ill, primary w,rfker and normal seer. -
tary of Illie o1s; Prof. E 0. Excell,
leader of song
ORDER OF DISCUSSIONS AND ExERCISES
Firs' Se-sion- Monday evening, Feb
ruar. 25
7 30 S ng service, led by Prof. E 0.
Exv(ell
8.00. Address of welcome, Wmn. E.
Pelhit ; resp-inso kpy the prtsident.,
Gt-o B. Cromer, President Newherry
Cotlleo.
830. The Internati-val Work, Mem
b,-r It,Lernat,bmal Party.
9 00 The Modern Sunda) School,
SAth Ie litternat.1-nal Pai Ly.
9.30 Announcements of committees
atid businems
Adj-,urninmt.
S,eond S -ssion-Tuesday morning,
F-- -ruary 26.
9.00. Workers' confermnce-Theme:
Organized Sunday school work, led by
Met.er Inlernational Pary.
Coioveni Ion assembles.
10,00 Song service, led by Piof.
Excell.
10.30 BI-le study.-from the Gospvls,
M -m-er liaternat,lonal Party.
11 00 T Ic vear r vi. wed-rel)orts of
oflicers. Discussion of reports.
12.00. Address: l'he front line In
State S-inday scho .1 work, Member In
ternationat Party.
12 30 R~ound table- snl j .Ca: Modern
Saunday school meLthods, ed by Mem
b.'r Iaternatio> at Part.y.
Annou cements' A joulrnment.
Tlhird Ses-aon *Tu'sday afternoon,
Fiebr.uar~y 26 Tlhe Primary Depat
3 01 5. nig servica-, led by Prof Ex
cell. -
3 30. Pr.res- .1 lprrmairYyork, \ltra
Mar.v S Whilde'n
4 00. l'hio Pr. marv Union.
4.30 Chitdr' n's meet ing Childi e-c.'s
sotag service--l} miltnt.-s, ted lay P, of
Excell; Next~ e u- dIay' lessont-20 min
uiteis Memtbet- Intern-a a ot a Paty;
T1vo short addr-'mets 20 mrinulta.-, Mem
650 Aauj aorln-at.
A priar.i round tab e, from one to
t,wo o'Caoek p mn., for- Pelmary and In
,ermnediate L,e.ach--a s onb,1 will beo con
dlucted a membera' Inaer-natiaonal Part.y.
Reaptt ol au ommai tLees atnd annlonee
FouIirth Sassion-Tluebda" eve ing,
Fe-nrruar'y 20.
7 30). Song a-ervice, led by Pr. f. Ex
8.00 l'ho Book we teach, Me'mber
Intearnat.i(nal Part,y.
8.45 'eactaing tand trainilngebh:er n,~
Memtber Inr,ernational Part.y.
9.30 A tfinuuemnents -
Aujournmnt.
Fif t Session-Wednesday mornang,
Fe bruary 27.
900 Workers' canferencoe-Them-:
Tue normal, hous. -to-house. vasitamion.
ILnat homelt departm~Uts. led bly VIomber1
In-e national Party.
Conlv.-nti 'n assembles
10.00 Song service, led by Prof. Ex
C dl.
10.30 Next Suntday's leson, taught,
Mi mb< r int,ernaa ion-al Part,y.
I 1 00. Roun d tab e -ubj.--cr: Sstd
scho at matnagem n , led tiy MiI mbe-r
In eranaional Patray.
11.45 Plans for' th cainag year
l'he 0ou to ,k--- The offer-Ing, condult,eo
by the Inzter-national Seretaries
12.45 Etect,lona of a.fltcer's. Ba,sint-ts
ann,ounmce~menits,
Adjoturna.-nt.
S.xt,h S'.-aiona--Wednesday afterno .n1
Fenruary 27
3 00 Song service, led by Prof. ECx
celt.
330. The big boy problem, Member
In erational Part,y.
4 00 The teacher's sptiritual prepar'a
tion, Rev S W4. Mmlt b, D D . pastor
First, Presba L,erlan church, ColumbIa,
8. 0.
4 80. Sunday school tehing, Mi n
ber Intern'.tional Party.
5.00. Rotund tale-subje3t The Sun
das school teache-r, led by Member Itt
terntattonal Party.
5 45 Re'poa .s oaf commit tees Bust
netS anonncament.
Adjourinit tit..
Sk'v -01h Q-~110n--Wliedniesday eveii
Is . v - b, 0. 1)11 2 .
7 30 Song service, led by Prof. IEx
cell.
8 W lit' ui-t:Ied and tinsaved
mIIISS1114 1 M In' 1 n rn1f .-m iJonl flairty.
8 4" ) '' Si d - a school It, it sotil
t 'n'--. ,,: I t i m i 1 1 wty.
9 '0 fit i I-f Par-ing Works,
Sp.i eital N - -T i.ighoul tk hien
tir p'granin ,UZ-1111 OV- 1'Y Spar*0 mo
' n iof 1-s 1 m n tur.1 vals, tIivrei will
be rief. a ,loed pa
to , .Ild wV. rk rI.
I.OCA i, COM I0ITT' is
E'ikl-tainmlent- m Pelhiaml,
('hairm11 1 n.
MIuI-i'M t 1 JOn', Clh Nean
OFF-'ICERS.
Prettildent, Geo I. ('romer, E-q
Newbe-h , C, CC
Ve I lr.-sid t, C. I 'al-lisle, Sp ir
anhurg. S C.
Ti'a. -- ,ll'ev, W. I ierhert New
herry. S. C
8 eretary, J. L, 11rg Columbia C.
StiperInti-ndent Normal Depisrtment,
F P whilden, Diialingtoll, S C
Sut 1rimtendmt, I'r-Imary Work. Mrs
It S Whildell, Charleston, S C.
SuIIP-rintOendet-Ill me11 ClaSS Deparlt
ment, Prof. J. A. (nImewell, Spartan
hurg, S C.
Stad,stical Sr,cretatry, J. J1. Gentry,
1's , S I .liniurgbK, C.
EXECUTI\'E COINIM ITTIE..
Wmn. M P'elhani, Chairman, Newber
r.Y. S C
R.,V. T 11. L,aw, D) D., Spartanhurg,
S.C(.
8 11. Ez 1.l), rp rt anI)hu rg, S. C.
G-,-o 13 Cr--mer, lEsq , N- wherry, S.
Uwv W. I 1 ribert, Newherry, S C
'T T 11 dv, Charlestonl, 8 C
Rt. G. \%illiamns, Newherry, S. C.
G. F Boyd,New! erry, S C.
Rviv J M. Matgruder, Spartanburg,
IRev Greo A. Wright, Newburry, S.
Rev. J V Shell, It ldviliv, S. C.
Firn an's Clot Call.
"I ituck 1to Imly enginle, athough
Ewvry joilni ILed il every ti.rve Wats
ra11ked \% ib h pai 1i," wrl 141. C. W Bt-Ila
mit, at Inm-1 i v i l%f-(11-1,n1, (of Burling
1(11, 111wn. "I wils weak anld p'lle, willh
%Ill )11y appi-tlle 411d all.iui down. AN
I was abi utIl 4t give 11p). I gol at hottle. (f
E'It-v'rie Iti i-rs, ail aftier Itikitig it, I
Ful is wI-ll s. I everI dIId in liy life "
Weak, sick I" rIl d"wni pe4lple alwaym
oain new life', s1.t-1gthIl and vigor fromil
lbti r usim Try Ie m. Hat i ftct ioni
guarateeed by al druggists Price 50(*
Por lap robes going at $1 25 at.
Wf WOOTE-NIt
FERTILIZERS.
Can save the farm
ers $1.00 to $2.00 per
ton on their purchase
of Fertilizers.
To those of our for
mer customers who
expect to buy of us I
would appreciate their
informing me of their
needs, I can then re
serve for them their~
requirements. B u t
don't wait, you need
not' haul until it suits
you. There is quite a
large demand and we
are taking orders rap.
idly, and if you delay
we may not have wa
yiou want later. wht
Newberry Oil Mill,
By L. W. Floyd
St Pres't, &c.
Itedneedt't Itiates
Oii account of the aninual SJ)n rijg m't -
i', State' Agr civ:lurid and M, -t'h inl al
I* ' of (iont~ h Cartolina F ii 6 1901
Jot tmhiat S C., th. Souit herna Ity. will
'I 11round trip tlek- ts $2 25 TIiets
mn sale Feb. 4-6. FinalI l'mit Feb 8
J . A. Ilurton, Aga
5ui" On'~ ne w( 1005s Very at,tr'actlv(
at WVOO'S ('s
l'm no price cutter.
I[am the p' ice maker
M imnaugh.
l.tghanintg i1.td wvinmder,t.
Tlhe lightanng rod swIndler's aire
i,brtd tOIn I hi land. A r'eputablle fair
ner' In th Is couty hats been Imp setd
Il'(In by tIe agent, of a ligh ling r d
~OmD 'any~, wt'ho pr'iioosed( tii gIve hImt
'35 feet of rol if hi wouild pay for a few
et't more, and indlue. d him to signf a
L.tQer upo w0 Yhi ch otth~er men'f have' Inc
I'llande'd full paiymeitnt fort 1415 feet.
a, Is the t.ld giamie of sieuing a slina.
.ure t.o a doeunmena wich conttains a
~laust undi"neat h in tine typo that ret
itdnla es may orual contracet whIch t.he
ge'nt, may '-tnke. It Is a barefaced
wind te, andi farm"rs ought to hbe on
he' Itookitut, for I he swindler's, who aire
saking ad(vaintiage of them by propiosing
o give lhem a lhsibtningt rod at *t very
small cost In oirder to get their Iiflu
ance In thc n' ighhborhood.---Gree, vylle
Moiuntaincer.
New line of Dress
goods just opened ask
to see them at
Mimnmg'
'rosp-rity News.
'l e-. W\'. A MIo- eley and li ttle d au~h
to!r Atinit. left, for Coluimbiat M'NI' dat
who-ro thov will spenild severa (1
wih ea1 t and ri(ends.
)' .1 i. 'N. Kibler of your cil:y
p d thiitro here Thurid-fy on i
n.i to N -%v York.
Since vacciai. tio hits bven Iinil
'itipult-ory neaturly everylotly Noll sco
s'.vs, "I'l.ose (onl'I touch my arm."
You wVill knlow the results if you are
ever v teeinaled
M e A titil, of Troy, S. C., wasi hero
I .-t 'M o ni oil business.
NI. J L Wi:e his moved into hs
new houste.
I don't blieve Some people would lhe
.4tj isJit'd if they ownId the world.
Some said, "why doSI'I li't he 1otl-d of
ii. all m i .kII 'ae inati on comps Iiory,"
anild h( len the.V (1'd So, Ilhoso ver-i'y Ones
were the irs it, to Icici about, boeig viae
elnattel. S1.met people I'ay, "Whly
doesn't, this town do this and why
udovesn't, It do 11 at?" NI doe frionds,
It Is not the poor. Ii ttle to w n, It Is only
the people not worlkniY togeete. If
we all wou0d work toget.her, the town
woubd buitl up and thrive. What bot
ter sitIttion do you wlint than thuis
plact? It is heal thy, And health should
be chosen before ieat I iches. Let us
all live bett,er, ai,nd if we3 can't, say momv
thing good about (1ur11 fellow-man, let
us not Sayl' anythiIg at ill. Let Us all
[)till InIld Ish1 the sa1e way for the In
torest of ouir t1lwn as (I ty to get the
following:
A bank.
A new,;paper.
A cotton mill.
A cotton H(ed aid oil mill.
A new school building.
And various other things we neced,
Md l1hough we can't get thei all at
(,nce, we caln get thf-m1 one by onle.
Now let us all try to build up the town,
for one of t eso days it Is going to
build up and ir you ion't hol) we won't
give you any cri-dit for It. It Is the
beginning of a tew Century. Let use
all work together mil bear in mind
that God is Love.
iaith with her, (en thougand flowers,
Air with its bains and bowers,
Ocean's infinite expalnse,
[Heaven's resplendent countenance,
All around tnd lill above,
Hath this record, God is Love
S unds amig II vales and h-ills,
In I he W'ods Ilnd by the rills,
Of the breizo and of the bird,
By le genile inurmur stired,
All I besv songs, -.eneoth. above,
H at,h this burden, God Is Love.
S.
Mamma's Boy.
lie was his parents'darling,
This child with golden curls,
lie iever had a thing to do,
Tut play around like girls.
He never once even dressed himself,
For in mania's employ
Were servants that you couldn't count,
To wait on imama's 1i0o boy.
He grew up1 to mianhood
No, niot that! Ile grew
To lbe the laziest (dude1
The city ever knew!
lHe.cold (lot even black his shoes
Hie did niot hi.ve that jov!
For y'ears hue had no shoes to bllack --
Mamma's 1913 hoy !
---xchange.
II -oks and 10ye" 1'., Pins le ,Braids
1c., IHand kerehIefs le N.a mor'e r'uomn.
Come and see th10 rest. Newvhrr'y
Ca(sh 8 or'. t&f 2t,
Cut prices the order
the day at
M imnaugh's.
50 paIl iren 's Ii ne Shoi's, 98e patir.
Newb.-rry C'a'h Sit re '&'f2,.
20th CENTURY
We offer Jeans, Cash
meres, Clothing, Jack
ets, Cloaks, Hats,
Fancy Dress Goods,
at 25 cents off the
$1l.00 until January
31, 1901.
MIos eleu Bros.
Sheriff s Sale.
ST1ATPiC O1, SOUiJ'l1 CA REINA
COUNTY OF NFCWBI'RRY.
D)avid '1etieele,r vs. Jamn Conn'lis
13 Y VIRTUFd 01" AN 1i CUION
it,o i.e d ir'eer ed heroin, I will seht
biefore th Court, House at Newbertry,
H. C , on Saleday in) Febrnary (4th),
1001 'Thle followh-g dl'es'ribetd real us
ta e, levIed on as he proeer.m of Jirmes
Connelly, to wit: A I that TIract of
land Situated In NI). 9i l'own.sh ip, Ne'w
he ery Counity, M C , contaIning F'ifiy
A eres. more or ' sx, R-'corded in Deed
13-ok No 7, pagi :320. and boundled by
lnts on the~ wes5 by John * larmon, on
the south hy lantds known as the~ Le'ver
land, on the east by Calk's Fet ry ronsd,
on the north hy B. I". 14ills.
T'erms-Cash P'ui'haser to pay for
stamps and tipapers.
M M. BUFORD,
Mhomreff Newherry C2ounty. 8. 0.
Sheriff's Oman.o .Ta,. 10,100n,
indigestion
dyspepsia
biliousness
and the hundred and one simi
lar ills caused by impure blood
or inactive iver, qu:,kly yield
to the purifying and cleansing
properties contained in
Jol)nstooo"bs
Sarsaparilla
QUART ROTTILD.
It cures permanently by acting
naturally on all organs of the
body. Asa blood-cleanser, flesh
builder, and health-restorer, it
pas no equal. Put us in Quart
Bottles, and sold at $i each.
"T DeMiH troit. Mich.o PN,
S Take Liverettes for Llyer Ills. 3Sc. *
W. E. 'elhitm, Newherry, S'C.
Smil h1- Drr Store, Newberry S. C.
The Widers Pharnacy, Newberry S. C
Dr L . Cmrbett, Prosperity, S. c.
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obargaiin s uL in l)or:pn
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CopJlthin, Shoes ~ni~ , 0
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Dhwuuid.~~U ClDes ie. rs
Sit s Dru mke
roo forractiv
Wew od are rn
soed veryiving,
NJOBII DSEPAiRTM EN
tha will paky youa ston
Lno a e oabe,Jns and
vari ons oeesdnthePr
bre oom for ryConewS0.
aNdw Goodsal thraepl
area sdmsy arradming.rao
S AMBRJ. W .ONES
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