The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 03, 1901, Image 2
A III 'OR T11 VAOl.illtS.
lt i'teion of nili I i bonn, for
to'-- nt! . 'ih In Spartit . ) a 111 rl
II - that "Ihort! aret' th e 1i,tld ,oliersA InI
ltih ! ur por 1011 houe tday." 11 Th i I
sryIh h i I-. im l h' e l I t ' a pol -
ia'I , o. W li t ithe r pl ei iI but i1
t'-110 o 'h lit rom ',i o th1 11 r
len1o,ug I or01 th r u h ie in Ih I iis-IIV1 01 1
u1ll sny. \\h:m r it. iK, m thin
i ta b ' dane~tt Ie liii ex cal f i-rai
ot of thouit, auch a noor
i:, a rin h:i i
h lN\ bt, b)o i r ,:1t11
1rcoonly' , ve p
a m s:lin'manlit apf th reun tgni ..
tin ha1 P e away :IV anOhr b-IMn
the 1tare.
.I ONIlI:It. I 1a .t.oI N.
re int est i being' tn if etd d in
ite (onf derate \'etians' lieu;1,on to
be hel ini ( 'olinnihia next wt'th, ant]
i lut is VCett in0W r1ady fou:, it.. I omie
for thit visitinog veterans, will bie pro
IN,01ID and tarieum wili ba furnet
for ll I.hoye who ar 1 unable to 'all in
(l.h' pIt iade. 'The'ii01 L ho l ha ve rtet'elved
ilIt1rCS riusslii_ for1311immodtO ill ha
thy have ever hatd for fai' w t oalt]
entiertai. All tlwho enllciih l it,titid.
Tir.y ive year it me voasd si he prh
vitl ail inst if tihose wihoit Ionk pito
lire low 11(1 C iII, a diIL it il t, le i joCy
for tlil i'i to wioie t1gthero again ail
tIlkr 1veri( thi s epielce of the dlltay
when lmy wnittod and scv fithntime
r111pua,ls tohavere onlauh. of North
der to shouler sith the comades who
tod withii te on the ld oif battle.
T imtu he a greatr jy i to thnem to
wre thd gmat, o thyogs of eole wh
hiave assembihled to see theni and talk
to thiei and knwowl tlit, adit, to itino
tit -1 thei mitory and i entise will
allas b honosig a . loved by N.heit
po(ipsle. Let ic 1 go wlho lnaii, ail ih
will niot Regret, it.,
lPresiden'ht P\le K intley'lL has r'eOcived
greatt ovaltins onl everiy stopi he hias
maiide oni the tour whieb he is now matk.
lng thr ongh the Sotheitrn Stitei'. En.
L,husi astie crowds huave grueuted hin i
e''veywhere anad prolonged a pplaust
hia. soun ded ini hiIs earLs firom thi s taI t.
TVhe Southern peoplo have showna nmd
aro0 ho wling thlir respect anud honou
for the President of it great country
anid their owni countryc. WVhilIe they
(1o not, commieiid is course, andl ha
fact condemin it, yet t hey hatve not hlig
atgaiinst, the manti himiiself. The gret
miajiorlIty of them vot,ed againlst, im ii
yeari atgo and1( would vote agit, himii
toidiay, but while he isi theIr l'iresidentl
they will show him (lie respect due (c
the (lilico wich he holds and upihiold
huiim w heni li treads~ the patth of duity
and1( justice.
Thle State mnewa(per' seems to be
great ly interested iinualaria amid mRos
quiitoes. If you want t)o scape both
c'ome Newberry andti spIend thet summer
mioniths. Bioth are uniknowni here, and
we have cool and refr'eshinag breezes
while some of our neighboring towns
aIre sweltering tunder the fleree heat of
the sonimer auni. And then we have
the best and purtii water that cani he
found( In the Stato, not eveni excipjtinig
the minueral springs.
Tihe monuiment erected in Chiarleston
to t he mnemory of Hien ry Timrod was
unvlteiledl WedOnesday afternoon. TIm,
rod ia South Carolina's Own poet, and
it is bult meet and Jpor that her sonis
should1 have erected this monumeont to
- tell of her "sweet singer" and to per1
po3tuate hisa memOory.
HlOware of ai Oough.
A cough is not a disease but a symp
omui. Consumption and bronchit,is,
which are the most dangerous and fatal
qiseases, have for their first, indication
a perslstenit cough, and if properly
tr'eated as soon1 as this cough appears
are easily cured. ChamberlaIn's Cough
RemedO(y has proven woniderfuilly suc-.
cessful, and gained its wide reputation
and extensive sale by it,s success In
curing the diseases which cause cough
- ing. I fit is noet beneficial it will not
cost you a cent. For sale by WV. E3.
Peolhiam.
Interesting reading.- Wooten's add
t'~ P n another column. LI
Mr. (dIitot: Thinking thatyou would
ikv to hear from our town, I will write
youi a few Eins.
Smle of our fariers had liltiished
planl(ing votit(;, but It did not, comei 1-1
good and they aro lantling over.
We havo lad a great deal of rainl hi's
wintor aind springi, andl( somei vory hlard
raiby.
C anions, fa\rims mod vvvytIh1ng>vvenm
to h,' hlck%ard this Sprili. It tak.'4
Joalns aboiut a month to comno u), :nd
thln it looks liko it wil talot anlot h1r
imlonth for t1nt to i:11 to gr*W. r NI.
the c,n is ReIting ]et nmw. :0 I think
thinr! wv I IIn oe c'. In :I ha l ti e
It i:, hand for a n.an to have to ph)n1
I ', c . I i I 1 k1 IIi t~
1.:.s erep t n : . !:( .i u. n w
I ' a \t rop
n Z' Vam 1ay prpr1, o o
rhC Nn N .
n . r . ! r t we do '
I I I * c . I t v a vcU,l t fi I. NY
Il -an ti:n.y on account of wet we,at ICe.
I " a Vk, 1ke Sto i itd t o marryI v s t\V
till the~ tavens m:dl carth 1'a-s away.
Teml hips and thoe other hugs if they
wi-h to Yvv fun and set plenty of god
thlinl:s to cat to cotte up into our new
county and they will not, ho diap.
poin't'd. ,1. 1). 1.
CtIlo,,y News.
W at' having lovely spritn1 weatihe.r
un and it is greVatly necepted by the
fatners. 0%ving to the repeated raiis
and I COIt. Cold weather , tey will h11avO
bome1t of their work to go over, muielh to
theAtr regret.
This comullity lost, one of its olest
colored ciliizon last Mionday, A pril 22,
in the persn of Unlo Ande!rson Sing
Iey. Ito was one of the goodl old slav
vry darkties aid wt,a liIghly respected
b3' all 1t1 whitO )VOpl)IO f0or his htonesty
and uprightness in his idealings with
its fellownim. One by one they are
Calledl away.
M '. . Po lit-r-Is had the misfortune
to lo.,10 it, Very title cow hist Sunday
ntighIt a1 week ago. I to estimat.es his
lot:s at nott loe thant foty dollar11s.
OIwintg to our) intISor's ntot feeling wvell
Ilast, tIrld Sundaly, thte se rmon atOnl \VhIy
tiomIo pl)e come)1 to chur ich,"' was post
wereo disappointed, but feel coitlident
t.htat those whIo att.endi next, Suitday will
Sutccess to the. editor tand ihis stalf.
A1pril 29, 1901.
NIliss liorctc Now man, who has
bn ta great, su l'cr fr'om musenlarhit
rhtenti t:tismt, says (Chambtaerlin' l' aini
Ih'r relief. M ise Neowmtttn is a miuch re
spectedl tesidentd of t.he v il lago of Ortay,
N. Y., and make~s this st,atemnent forn
Iho bene lit of other's similarly a 91licted.
''lhis Ii oimen t is for sale by W . 14. Pei
TrinIty D)o)s.
Wee na htaving some very pleasant
weaitter at ptresent., hope it will COn
tinuie utitl thte farmers cant got throutgh
TIhe Tr1'lInt ty sch ool 1has beena tautghtI
tis year by M iss Oliv'o Workman. The
selhool wIll closoe next, Wednesday and1(
i'atur~day May 4th, there' i'll be a
ienit at tho schtool honse. 'lThe pub
lie is invited. Como timd brIng well
tilled baske'ts. MIsks Wor'kman Ia a
very3 pleatsanIt young ludy, and 81ho is
liIked as a teaceher' very mtuch, We wIll
regret to have heri leave us. Five of
t,he yountg ladieas of th is community
wentt to litih RUie Sunfday3 to hear the
Mr. Willio McGr'aw spent Saturday
wIth friends it this sect Ion.
rThe feIends of Mr. IHenry Reeder'
were glad to welcomo hIm home after
a few months stay In Texas.
Our musie teacher' M Iss Clara Rolle
Islo willl continue her' school at TrInIty
for two months longer antd she wIll
then re,ur'n to GeorgIa.
Sun Flower.
)oth.
MIss LCva Wheeler (died at the real
deneo of her brother, Mr. D. H.
Whecler', May 1, 1901. Aged 55 years.
Bayeos Two Fromt D)eath.]
Our lIttle (laughter had atn olmost fa-1
tal at tack of whtonping ou gh Itnid bron
chitls," writes Mrs. WV. K. Hlavilandl, of
Aramonk, N. Y., "but, when all other
remiedies faile.d, we saved her life with
D)r. KIng's New D)Jscovery. Outr niece,
who had( conttthtupti in aIdvanOedl
stage, also utsed this wonderfuil inedi
clne and to-day Bihe it perfectly wvell.
Desperate throat and lung d iseased
yelld to Dr. KiCng's New Discovery as I
to noe other medicIne Ont earth.- Infaill
ble for COUghis and colds5. 50o and $1.00O
Iguarateed~ by all dryggists. Trial bot
tIes free.
Wc hiad quit,c a crowl at, Bliuh Iive
"undailiy. 'eople from Ilopwoll Itid
Trinif.y, anld lt:.o Miss lBolleiv, Chic
Il>tcd muillsivtace, of tho day. Wc
are ailwayq g"lad to havo vititlors wvith
us. So v-lif.E ngli .il
W' It' itvlin 1ivot' Wealher fill
fa IIll iIl. ('ov is coming tipl, bult, cot
tim that wit plait'd Ih'for t h heavv
raIinm and vold woi'alhr will havo 1'o hc
phailliod agalt).
I wm' os \ nIll loonl he otll of th
lo!l 1111u1'h . Ils oMts aro looking 11n4e
)ir ro:nls :a' rooil in this St( 01
the 0 v 0 O- 4, t,r., hm %' ootmph-ctod It' I
or 1\, alhd \1 r'. .1's' .1 41 h l -m tn akmi
" t, . as nu hs a bini Ih gardn
v O, ,,o _ ,
n f ro ov I.. -ee . ii
.mu te sro r , uIin TaIt Aeur
0 0 'k~ I IF, A V,1 1
' a I- o , nto o i.
Q.tlea Iutbe ofvstorsa wo.
hii'pt'o ao -t lIk ' las 'Sud y
r C s ldb hoN
ay at home.
&Z r. .' Il . 0. 1.. 0.0 ' poc Ill:
:ov e. Cligh t r Np-hra t n exo ol
I* 1 1 " B-oo ka ) t i. noL a , ollrk
ict kl 11ntit-' . No.\ o a , Li u -0 a1 y.2N
lttnim, from St ike.
Q. iat e r nnibor of vvsietors wor
Itii-pped ait St. I,.uke'-, k st Sminday.
Mliss AIcyI Haeman of t ligrtiv,
itcd cos 1uitJ Hawkins the past
XytC
M r. Gorrs, Lan1d Minbaugll, of Nw
unda nd'ollei, ppent Saturday and Sun
lav at l9onl.
Nev. C. MA.Bloozer reaced an excel
lent soion tt Smiday from a Kings,
Alllow. 17 Vis ilwly chngd6olr
liso4s Ley, ahocler visited rrlative
iwa oi cotireiateily be past Week.
irs. . ine i n iss aelld Hun
tr, of trot IleriLN, visitel rhIatIves lesrt
itomiday ananodrhippd ' St. Lukels.
Mie :, 1901. w b l a.
by l t M Trugis tsellow.
Iraet contLroLion ed left by th
o'idsu el . A. Igerty of Loxington,
lK-y., wviil they 4taw lie wtkIH tu)rnlup.
YtIlow. ii. aiit lowlyela ithged color
s1sorikeyes,an lysuflered terrily
Ht Ns 111ady \vits Yellow Jaundice. HEi
\wastrentedAby te best ytors, but
witionig. betinit. Then li was atvised
to try E'lectlrIit 1th-ra, (lie wonderful
Storach and Liver re edy, and i
ia- AL Areenbal
ach-Mrs. Itdrifor Cannon JaIfhcob, Cown'
a')i C i e rome. Oiy2c '
U-lmTo Davis, W.A.Dick ayd."
you-M isi Mmof cker. Tk Li
ti-Me rsu. Maggt G' an amitJani G)ray
J.o . Grylyer almn
Il-Jhn Hris.I ato
J-Mrs.iiin Lun JonesMr Jessic atNw
K-Polly.(. firksey, J.ding Mayhn.
ston,Mrs. Mryli Linoy.Jao Cw
M)-T. 1l.Masingill,. A. R.ckartin
Spinc s Mackin, Missam Idanme Grsy
Maggi ( M.Gra,lerr Gllnn
Ni-W.h ANrris.
J -Miss Noa Joetzs, MRobt.i Youm
Henrylly Summrsy . .Ro
.-L. A. Lvngso, .Lvn
W-oi,Mrs. Mowry Walis,dr.Car
Werts Juddl Wertnge, TAnn WeMrtn
Lorro. Wa.worths.
Pers-sWilling for Neson Poters.il
R-G.XV. iley Y.uto FARu,ke.M
"It Miss wia gooddeal ot pliasr
Dhamr aiSn'oic, oeaan ir
'Ehoa. eny". ysDugst.W
hw-Mlo of Haord,- Conns,I'. "Alady
Waoe, seedng ete randy eos
forroae onVmyshwcs,sadt.e
Iraony balingvfo thesemeletter save
pylase stheyastesummertwieath
" shr,an wshe aegomd sIaof ntusasuro
my ind tfton t recommendfur.
~Itcelscy a gntea reme exosed
tro so onercomhowit cse, ain that
o really believe tha thedloir. s ave
im lif dohe paf thsuremey whilh atelped
iyml t reaodmte ds nd inh fufte.n
ninutes he left my store smilingly in
orming me th at he felt as well as ever."
3old b)y WV. E. Polham.
NOTICJ.C
B Y VIRITTE OFe AUTHORITY
given to me by Julius J. Lang
ord I wIll sell to the highest bidder
or cash at Newberry Court House, on
ho l1th day of May, 1001, at 12 o'olock
n., one style A. Smith & Rarnes up.
'ght Piano in good condition.
CAN NON G. BLAE Ag6.
This i
1 ICKI
JAPA NElBIE
. 3 1.. .E l XYI 1.
.\ 1OW 3andt complete treatmnt, on
sia of Suppoitories, ( 'apsulecs et
t li tment and tuwe bo~xs of ointient.
A never failing cure for Piles of everv
nu1.ttrt, and degree, it makes an oporn
[ion with the knife, which is painil.
Ind often results in denth. nneesry.
Why endure this terrible disolase? We
pack o written guarantte in each $1
box. No cure, no pay. z00. and $1 a box,
t for $5. Sent by Inail. Sample fICe.
INT.MEN'T, 20C. ANl Stl .
NxST Il'.\TON cured. Piles prevent
ed,by , apanese Liver pellets the i-reut
I .iver and Stomach Regulaitor and iBlood
Pur"'0''e. 8mall mild aid pleasant, to
take: es pecially adapted for. children's
us' 5m10 doses 25e. Gilder's Corner Drug
Store Sole Agents, Newberry.
.ASILY, QUN1LY AND 'RMANNNTLY
RECSTORECD.
Mainetic Nervine
is sold with a written gumrantee to curo
Insomnila, Fits, Dizziness, Hysteria,
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitaility, SemI
nal L osses, Failing Memory-the result
of over work, worry, sickness, errors of
youth or over-indulgence. 1riec $1;
6 boxes $5. lly mail in plain package
to any address on reeceipt, of price. Sold
only by Gilder's Corrcr D, -ug 1tore
Sole Agents, Newberry.
You Know What You Are Tafting
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the fonular iN plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
Na sinply Iron and qulinine in a taste.
less krmn. No Cure, No Pay. 50c.
Y Jan
Wo keep ovorlasti
they cannot be met by
prises the latest and b
to keep everything fro
ourselves, for tihe int
Always glad
Drop in at any
Do not fail to
profitable reading.
It's hard to ike
0
DR. RUST'S
OrIginal and Genuine, always reliabh
and safe. Ladles! always ask for Dr
Rumst'si Cotton Root and Pennyroyal Fe
male Pills. They never fail and neoe
injure. Mailed to any address on m'c
ceipt of $1.00 by Gilder's Corner Drug
Store Sole Agonts, Newborry.
If you are in need of
a stylish and service
able waist look at the
beautiful line of silks
in all the newest shades
at
The Riser Millinery
Company's.
FOUND !
After 25 years or thought and study
to discover an article indispensable
to all civilized mankind. That never
wears out, is as new after 50 years ol
constant use as the day made, sur
passes in utility anything ever at
tempted for ingenuity, novelty and use.
fulness. No such invention ever before
offered. Merchants, ministers, teach.
era, scholarg, young or old, sick or well,
can easily earn a good living in their
locAlity, and not interfere with their
vocatIon. Samples by mail 150, or full
particulars free. Only one agent in a
section. Address
W. B. BURKE, enm.s.o, ...
the Sma
Itsi FlmOIL
MAyWRS Now a1
Wo will take great, pleasure
whether you wish to purchaso
complete. See a fIw of our pri
StanJlrd Calicoes at 4c., and
Spunl -1e. and1( 5C., Beautiful Eino
Oil Cloth 15c. Laces and Em
better, Good yd.-wide Bleachi
spot ca6h, 71bc.
Prettiest line of Umbrellas ai
prices lower.
No one can show better Clotl
we. The best Spring Suit fo
Boys' at $4. Elegant stock of
Don't forget us on Shoes, for
and prices as low as the lowest.
Butterick Fashion Books and
Yours truly,
S. J. W
-leson's Corner Cl
LY FIND AClERE
agly making prices that are pleasing to
any other house, and we keep a stock
ast; employ the best clerks; in fact, allov
a running harmoniously for the interesti
est of one is the interest of the other.
to see you whether you intend to bu;
time and make yourself at home.
look at our advertisement in Tuesda;
3p from saying something about those $1
M. JAMIESO
Head to Foi
ofmdcn put upintrsrpin
filld inthisstor mutbepr. W
ar ver y aeu ropol h e
We carry a nice line of Toilet
Soaps, Lamps, Wiley's Candies, Vel
vet Candy, Tobacco and Cigars, and
a full line of Druggists' Sundries.
Discount Checks given. Fresh
G)arden and Field Seeds.
O P.UM ""'""''"iU,,
klest
STOVE
I( voo dealer
d not anc
them wate to
the neareW t
Agent N of
STANDARD
11. CO.
in showing you ouir Stock
>r not. All departments are
ces:
5c., 25-in Checked IIonic.
Suitings It 5c., 5-1 Table
.b:oideries 2c., 3c.,'5c., and
ng at 5c. Fruit of the Loom,
id Parasols in the city, and
iing for a little money than
r man you over saw for $5.
Shirts for men and boys.
we have as good as the best,
I Patterns always in stock.
ooten.
tat.
the people, because
f goods which corn
v nothing to happen
Sof our patrons and
f or not.
r's paper, it is good,
.0.00 suits.
N,
at Clothier. 4
t4
- - DISTRIBUTo
W..G 1tiSN
To the School Trustees
of' Newberry County.
THERE WILL BE NO IILANKS
sent ut ths yea uon wh ich trus
tees are to make out their reports. The
trustees will make no reports, except
that contained in their record books. I
respectfully ask that the trustees of the
respective school d letritt sec that theo e
record books are properly filled out and
turn them over to me promptly at then
end of this school year. The school
year ends Juno 80th, 1901. I would also
ask that yo have your teachers fill out
to this ofilce whn thei last cho war
rant is presented.
\ No
.~ 114'
)lIY
Founde 'b.c or
T fi
PIA NO s
"iSing thecir own pratsc.."
Por 1ho bnllIt of thoto who wifhi
to purHO a piano fr I 010 pReHent
inm g o ho firtt. of Nvpr, wo
havo deided to e .ho SI ioll, Piano
Oil Vory conivvniiont torils. You will
iiot. hivo to pay vtiry much etsh down.
Vo can arraingo that to wuit your
OWn1 C0ovlioneo. Thon at payment
call bO ma1do in thO fall to siit, and
the balance, if any, can bo arranged
im. tiatisfactory nanner.
Roineimber Chas. I. Stieff manu
factures his own pianos and will not
burdon you with an unneces91ary
profit, for wo aro selling to you direct
iStod of to i retail deiler to rosell.
Our pianos will only havO to b0
soon in Collparision with the bost to
convinco you that it will bo to your
imtorest to buy t.ho Stieff, and all wo
ask is that you try our piano, give it
a critical examination, and if we do
not show you more value for the
money than you can possibly got in
any othor make, then buy from any
one you may choose, but don't take
our onvious competitor's word and
buy from him beforo trying t ho Stieff.
CHAS. Ml. STIE'FF,
Piano Manufacturer, Baltimore,
Md. Nortii and South Carolina Fac
tory Branch Varoroom, 213 N. Tryon
St., Charlotte, N. C.
THE NETIWBERRY
Land aqd lecurity Co.
WILL BUY AND SULL
Notes, Bonds and
Mortgages.
Stocks of all kinds and
Real Estate.
0. B. MAYER, Prosident.
JNo. M. KINARD, Sec. and Treas.
COMPLETE 4
Power PlanW
For Factories andMi .
ENGINES; ~
Corliss, Automatic, Ialin Side
BOILE RS
H-eators, and 1'ump..
SAWV MILLS;
From smail plantation mill, to the
heaviest mills in the market.
All kinds of wood working machinery
Flour' and corn milling machinery.
Complete ginning systems, Lumnmus,
Van Winkie and Thomas. Engiucs,
Boilers, Saws, Gins in stock for quickc
delivery.
13:26 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
Good Time.
Every man, lady and
boy should have a good
time.piece. Come and
buy it of us as we have
a large selection.
if your watch, clock
or.jewelry needs repair
bring it to us andc we
will put it in good or
der.
.We also have a nice
line of
Jewelry, Silver
Wear and Glass.
The Jeweler.
MVortgagee Sale.
Y VIRTUBF H AUTHIOR
gage executed on the fourth day of
Jauary 1000, b)y Mr. HI. H. Hinson, of
Inards, S. C., and recorded in the
(erk'a omlic in Newberr'y County on
th in 3Oanth~ day of A9rl pag eleve
at public auctIon at Kinards en the
lf enth (day of May ono Sergeant saw
4l8in. insertedl tooth saw. 'lerns o ash
V. C. BA DH AMMor agoee
Per W. J. E lt,gon. .