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Connecting wlih the N'~v, Y~rb{ itud
Florida l.xprci~ niid thy Wi~iih I tigt(,j
and houtliweCtyrn J.imlted.
For cictriliud information, a~ to bvLi~d
~lei~, UIEO ratcA and re',cr'vat,Iom,~ mup;iby
to any agdnt of the Nnuzthern Tail wey
Or Co~ncct1on. W. If. Tayloe,
A. G. I'., Atlan~n, Ga,
J)urlng laist May tin infant child of
our neighbor wa~i ~uflum*im.g from cholera
infanituno. 'I'ho doctors tw(l givcn Uf)
all hopes of recovery. I took a
of Ch~mboriaI,a'a Colic, Cholera and
l)Iarrhoca I(cifledy to the hou~c tolling
thomn I felt nmre it woni (I dog~d if
according to directions J n two days
time the child had fully recovered.
p ~ child is now vigorous and healthy.
I have t'ecoITIn)ondo(I this remedy Ira.
~juenLly and have never known it to
fail. - Mv~;. CUItTIB ')IA1WR 1300k.;
walIcr,()hio. . Sold by W. ii~. I~oTh im.
re. : hEe 1'a:te by John 8.
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t t t ;en hed, or a1ttelipted
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'n teh .a of tl ltobcr.
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i:i::t" ie t' :-timn y\ 11pu n Iie i ssue:
at -ai- by (he ph tding: and "sub
n- n:- to:rt his ill'-:nionS as to
--n n s.'' lit, f.und a i the f,tt
Ia t:he petitioner1 ald rIported
r.' -t.: e ": 'ope: This Court. aftrl'
S -( L x::1 i nation of the testlimol V
u . . reft-rce'S report. "a:irC wit)
0 ess o: madt' upon his mind
N mI natitoII of the testimony
. ' tin1t the o:-dina:tee passtd by the
"\ of l'rosp, iMy in the month of
. - in r, l' . , prlvidling for the
a n e sh ( )'Itober, 1i910. Oil
-n of dib-)tlI'sarv or 110di
t\ J . h:Ve the sll of the town
t.)'j'eton that the int:'ndant and
.e' I t' \\ t rit. a of Prosperity,
. i the p( itiont fo:'the elce
: u-t:-: n, w" r thus ti6(q(uslitied
u: tn til' I',_titliun of the :,amt,
ie itl i I 't w 'rt proilp rty
: t'. .. r tcd votis of sait
, w,re nut U,e ta -ecd ei'm)inpe
' ti-ela:'_e their utlieil duties as
n: ,t.ved "u their membership of said
ne e t:tnc: :ows that t.e-fourth
oi,c i.i ii_d vters of idli town
i.-e( d . h } iti n. xcludin' the in
-lant a el two wardeny who had
-i:'d thi petition .
Th.: act 1!r.dt'r which the e!ction in
:-tior. wa I.2d 2 . Stat-. 47) do s
t;t '. cart- :ueh1 an election to be in
.:1 beca: the tupervi-or of regis
tra '.:o1ai:ltd to turn over his book to
11.i nager-s of the special election
TI ob1 jectioni thuls p)resentedI is upset
by the~ fact thatt the managers of the
pgeial~ ectionl swear thait noi plerson
wa heroat allowed to vote unless he
produ ced his mfuniiici pal r-egiStrationl
Thie fact that the ballots ulsed were of
Iirregular- s:ve and of differ-ent colors
does not afret the validit-y of thils spe
cial mIun ici pal electioni.
The manilagers and thec intendent, and
wardenis of the town haing f~ inl writing
ce-rt ilied to the resuit of the balloting,
tis 4was a dlelarat ion of such r-esult.
It being concecded that every voter
who olTered to vote and did actu
aly vote at this special election held
on the 8th October, 1900, had in his
tiossi1on a certificate of registration
i, uetd to him by the coutnty hoard of
regi->tration, that he also had paid h is
taxes for the preceding tiscal year, that
he had restidedl in the town of Pros
p)erity for more thnn four mnonthst pro
c(ding the sidi splecial election, and
al,'o that he boro a registration ticket
lk nd by thte u p)er visor of registratilon
of the town of P rosperity, ther-e Is no
mIlrit inl petitioners' conitenttioni that
the registration of the qjualified voters
should not have been made immttediately
preceding the speccial elecCtion held( onl
the 8th (lay of October, J1900, hut regis
I ration made for t,he last genieral elec
ti:n in the t.own of Prosperity for in
ten-Jent and wardens should have gov
ernedI, and that thia special registration
reniders tile elect,ion void.
The objections to the electionl held
:d . 'gust, i800, to dtetrinei the Jue
tion of annexing certain territory to
the town of Prosperity, founded upionl
thle allegedi absence of a petition asking
for th c anniexation and tihe allegedl abl
sence of a peit,ion asking for a special
'3lection accordingly, cannot, he sur
talined. in the absence of proof to the
cO>nralry, the actioty'of tho townI coun
cii in t,be piremnises Ilmst h)e presulmed
to hlave beenl laiwful and regular.
Undl(er tile Iavw hearing on the sub)jcCt
(22 i-tats. 45i9, 4630) the right of the town
council of P'rospeirity to appaint manl
agers for said sp)ecial election was con
ferred by nc.cessary implication.
The action of the managers in the
townl of Prosperity in conduct,ing said
special clect ion was entirely properaund
regular..
TJhe objection that whlen the return
frm the certain boxes camne beforo the
townl council of Prosperity no action
was taken by it thereon and nocdeclara
tioni was nade or published by law, is
not sustained by the testimony.
Trhe town concil's report, to the soc.
retary of State, of the result of the elec
tion on the question of annexation, das
tt th' tliow I of i'rsp rity, l:tvin t 'on
11m0; it part of l 1 mu 1n1cipality, lA
a; Iti nlh rih:lt to vote 1s any. utther
tiualilired t'tor, of sald town.
'ht' ac: under wVhIich1 It he annexation
Wt:t. I a lia tt ti tt rett{ 1lt 't, a tt't'ial 1"t';
i-i titnt or I tthe : vot rs t lin;, int thr
s:ril :iit,ii\tl eI ittry. *ilt y we'1 to
1l ' "ttualitia"tlt't" (t "s ,r "
'he inun:i~rs I'vin, detertnin ii
this It"l In (favt- of th Io:,' pt'rz4otns v"ot
biio at .ait elteet it n. ant no appait ha -
iti. been taken there'frum, it is nowt lof)
l:tt t o 1 ratiso sulh (tIne stion. i f I-uchI ni'
j't:ioin had been take, It ought to hat"v'
hIeo oe r nle' It'd uditler thu facs lt'rr
add iteul.
thI1e pi c ti sissed, and reistraInI
ing orders vatated -atll questions a, to
the comt pen iatlon of the special re"freo
resra l.
11 r.. .u::t ire l .trl ront'urs. ('hirf. .lus
it' Nt I V' antd I r..111 Sti .1 oncs . Jn
elr in tlt' re'1ult.
\lers:. .lohnstoner \ We"tlch for t+tti
tiolers: Ni. .\ttorn ' tenetral i;-liin
ger. tlcssi's. IIlnt, & Iilnt, MIr. Ilunter,
Mr. ( ole 1 1 iteast' for respondents .
\t a liyoistiitiul Iiave beeln restored
to ht.,Ilh and happiiness by the uwe of
t'iiamir'l:i't1s ('onhl lie,nely. If af
liet ..I wt"iti aly throat or lung trouble,
.ivr it I trial for it: is ertain to pwove
bentlitial. ('oughs that. have resisIed
all o(ht"r t.reat Iment for vears, 1 atve
yirhited to thi; rreedy and perfect.
heallh h 11n rest oretl. ( 'naes that seeined
hoe ){less, that tit elimate of famous
h'alth reslttores failed to bene it, have
t'el perilatenttly eured by its use.
For sale by W. 1E. 1'elham.
Ad 'ctl$(ttit-ci Li- ttrs
I temaining in t.he pI)stollico it. New
herry, S. C., for week'endi ng June 15,
1901:
(' -\Villic Cannon, Si:ilie Cromer.
1)-Ilizrit Dobbin t.
l'-l..lus F'ranklin. J. W. Ferguson.
G--Il l ( 1shoow, W m11. G illiam, II. (G,
(irillith.
II --V. S. 11ar-grove. I ).'l' Harris, F. J.
Iiarmon, Clara Tatdy, It's. E. t;.
1lerhert, 1.'loren e 1i1 1,lans.
J - ;sic ;lohnlson.
K-lI. I'. Kelini. Miss Julia Keeling.
L--I'!an Lyles, Lizzio Lyles.
N1-Mru-s. BIetIi-i Morehead.
N-NAr. A\ Nvemher.
P--Lucinda l'itts, T. W. 'owell.
I.:--I3. 0. I l llha ds, Goo. W . P. ..lIi,
JT: -)rhine I ' IdLsion, NIAiss M, L.
Iotherford, Miss Mary Rutherford.
S--Simi W. P. SCWlLrl, Hurt Shet
11011d.
T--!'aul B. Thomas.
V-- lI?ss Lily Warner, Winnie Wal
Iat:.
July
Ei -M. H3enIliun, T. J. l:ooz
(--J. W. Craps, P. F'. Colli.
S.tlie Colman, 13. Cohen.
D--Ma :rth D)oler.
I:-Jtmes C. l-ilwards, Nancy Ellison.
1''-PrestoI F'ant, Oli ve Floyd.
Ii--1 a Anderson Gray, Jane Grathami,
Jas. 0. Glen. Ida Gilliam, Willio
Gohrdon.
Il-Eugene lItentz', 1-X S. IIerbe:'t, Mat
tic H ickman, W. G. IIills.
K -Scott Kelley, Becttie Kibler.
JI--Lizzie Jylesi.
M-Mance McKenzie, Ellen Graham
care of .Sardcle M itchell.
Pi-L. A . 1talt, S. II. ReeveS.
S-Mabel Smnyth, Ihd ward C. Seal, Joe
Suber, care of WVilliam TI. Eilmore,
John Suber.
T--Joscph Tucker, Jessic lece Tuck
er.
Wi-tR. Gobeirta, L. WVallace, R. D.
Wicete, Clara Whitman.
Persons calling for these letters will
pleas 3say they were ad ver tised.
WV. Y. FAmU, P. M.
A Fireman'n Uiuno Calt.
"'I stuck to my engine, although
every joint ached and every nerve was
racked with pain,"' writes C. WV. Bella
my13, a1 locomotive fireman, of Burling
ton, Iowa, "I was weak and pale, wvith
out anIy appetIto and all.tUnI dow n. As
I was about to give up. I got a bottle of
Electric Bitters, a'il atfter taking It, I
felt as well as I e iter dlid ini mty life."'
WVeak, sickly r'un dlowni people always
gain niew life, strength and vIgor from
their uise. Try them. Satisfact ion
guaranteed by all diruggists. Price50cl
itemsi from St. Luk'4.
Mtr. George Vatughns and family
spent last Sunday with Mr. IB. 0. Lovc
lace, of Mt. I lgrimi.
The regular summer comunnion will
he administered at St,. Luke's next.
Sunid ay.
M r. George Iawvk ins hias beenf on the
sick list, for the past few daye. We hope
he will soon lie out again.
Master Kl(cstor, M Isses LaIhlago and
Lucy Whleeler spent last, Wodnesday
with rolatives in the community.
At the meeting of the trustees on
last Siturday Mr. J1. I. Boedenbaugh
was eleced principal of our school for
the next seion0.
The summer session of our school
will opon next Monday. A full and
regular attendance is desired by the
63achera andI we hope their desire will
be gratilled. To obtain tihe host recsults
pupils must attendi regularly. Very
of ten children'fail to advance for this
very roason-not re tular In attendance,
and( of course, the teachors are always
blamed. Eula.
July 1t, 1901.
Night was 1ler Tetror.
"I would cough nearly all night
1:mg." writes Mrr. Chias. A pplegate, of
Alexandria, Ind., "tand could hardly
get ny lee. Ihad consum ption so
bad thaLtfI walked a block I would
cough frightfully and spit blood, but
whlen all other mnedlolues failed threo
$1.00 bottles of Dr. KIng's New biscov
cry wholly cured me and I gaIned 68
pounds" It'o absolutely guaradteed
to cure Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe,IBron
obitis and all 'Ihroat and Lung Trou
bios. Price 50o and $1. Trial bottles
freo at gill druggists.
':1t' olina to Ilt'lah,. N. Y., olfers it
t"11 It'r Of r-entIS It) il,' I'atn-Anl te la
1'x}pttit it'n of al1l rail via Wale+hingtonl,
or via Ni d \.wo I::t1d t In' fallt 1>I steamelr
lint:: dit.r frott that point. W ith
t1> nam nttl'itll ln Il illnuatl (-ar :lervivo
ttl Ii hrtt i vi Ilh trains it insut1res
at 4"1o tm-Iibt', ::tfr andi 4i tik t.rly,.
Iiuttnni' trip tiet'to: frtmn till points inl
',0ut h t"nrolin'a On tah,t A\ prII :1t o
Sep11ot<-h r :;nt.h: ine.lu:ivo, ;oodI for re
t urll im t u;re un1t it N ovembe tr :irdl, 11)(1,
.''i.l . "I'ie'k l:, on ;':lo .\p ril 11.h1 tun
iii Ifnrt.her notie nt. rato of $:I3.:t1
lImIIt.iti to litfteent day from dat.e ofI'taul.
''or any fillCet. r In!ormatt.ion tttdress
\l r. Biu ler, .1r , Division I'asenger
A\gtnt, ';avannlt"h. Ga., (,. \It'l'. Ihat,to,
Tra Ve'llinl" I'a%sttongtr Ageont, ('olumn
h t, S. ('.; It. '. I,. Ihnieh, (,enel'al
1'asseNIg er A }et I., 1'ortst. Ih, Via.
Yolurs truly,
(;.i11e1'. liat-,e, T. 1'. A.
Crops are neet'ding raint bad'ly.
Aloyslt's atrtt in our cotntt ity.
ir.'. IB. A. IIawkins, of Columtbia,
spent several dauys with 1r. L,. A. Ilaw
kin' family last week.
irs. I'. 1I\erchant returne'd to Co
linhia .'ednesday alt.er slt'ndtin 1a
fowtv days with het' brother, I\lr. .0
D)ominirk.
li. Joe Colield, of Union, is spend
Iig a few days with her daughllter, MIr
H. A. Jeter. '1'op.
icttriburn.
When the 1iuant,ity of food taken is
too large or the <lntality too rich, heart
burn is likely to follow, and especially
if the digest,ion has been weakened
by consl tipation. Eat slowly and not
too freely of easily digested food. Mas
tientto the food thoroughly. Let six
hours elapso between meals and when
you fel a tfull ness and weight in the
r'egion of the stomach after eating, in
di'at,in~ ltat you have caten too much,
take one of Chamberlain's and Liver
''ablety and the heart,burn may be
avoided. For sale by V. K. PeIlham.
Workers in Wood and Iron
can got tools of the right
pattern and quality hero.
We carry a lino line of
Carpenters and Mechanics
Tools
of standard mtakes.
Newberry Hardware
Company.
STATE OF SOUTH1 C2ARO LINA,
NEWBERRIY COUNTY.
fly WV. W. Hodges, Esq., Pro'.ate Judge.
W HE lm'AS P. S. LIVINGSTON
hat hi made suit to me to grant him
letters of adinistrationt of the estate
and tiToets of D)avid Werts.
T1hese aire therefore to cit,c and ad
monish all and singulari the kindred
antd creditors of the said David WVerts,
deceased, that they be and appeair
before tie, In the Court of Probate, to
he held a'. Newberry Court House, S.
C., on the 15th day of Jutly next, af
ter pl)ilcatioin thereof, ait 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the sa:d admninistra
tion abould not be granted.
Given under my hand this t.he 29t,h
day of June, A. D). 1901.
W. WV. HODGES,
J. P. N. 0.
Teacher Wanted.
r 1H E~ TRtUSTEE~S AND PATRtONS
.o f St. Philip's school will meet at
the schoolhouse the 19th of 'July, at 4
o'clock, p. mi., to elect a teachetr. Ap
plicants can send their applications to
any one of the trustees. Tetrm about
six or seven mont,hs.
WV. T. KOON,
Sliyhs, S. C. . Trustees.
-T HE
Capital - - 4- - $150,000.00
Surplus and Profits - 96,865.88
General baniking business Lransacted
wvith p)romp)Ltess. Special attention to
collections. Corresp)ondenco solicIted.
Savings Department.
Deiposits allo)wedI interest at the rate
of 4 por' cent per annum from (late of
deposit. Interest payaible .January 1st
and. July 1st of each year'.
*M. A. (CAaListsr4, Prest.
.J. WV. Mi. SiMMAONS, Asat. O'r
Glenn
Gler
que8n of $(
There is but one Gle
nent for Stomach, Liver
H otel open from Jur
It isup--.to-date and
SILVMPS
Water forsale by
We are now showing
newest and most stylisi
market.
D)ronH (loo<l, M11ulins, P.iiito , (Gin
tho lowoHt, coriHidorintg tho valuo of (1
Vo call slecial attontionc to our V.
and ailwayH havo carried tho largost li
the load in this a8 our contonporarios
timo after tiimo. 'lho fnunons \V. 13. 1
Wo load all others in our lio of It
pricos--Misse', Ohildron's and Ladio
Our Millinery
is full of attractions for the ladios. I
Wo cordially invito i thorough ins[
BEAU
Organdies, Lawns, Swisses,
Corn 11ieicon:
Bunting for decoratiol4s for
Elegant line Curtainl Swiss 1
by the pair. All these goods
Our ready-m1ade Waists an
in quality and style, while the
you have any idea of. See tin
Great values in ready-made
In the Gents' Furn
you will find the best SOc. Shi
has been reduced to $4.50 ft
come soon for they are nearly
good as the best. Guaranteed
Money is scarce and our pr
ingly. We want your busine:
Yours truly,
S. Jn V
Good Time.
Every man, lady and
boy should have agood
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 and we
will put it in good or
der.
We also have a nice
line of
Jewelry, Silver
Wear and Glass.
The Jeweler.
Int,erest paid on deposits in thec Savings
Department at the rate of 4 por cent.
per anium from date of deposit at
The[lmmiercialMBR
CAPITAL - - . $50,000 00
Wo transact a general Banking busi
ness and solicit the aiccounfts of indi
viduials, firms and corporations
DI REOTORS8.
GEO. W. SUMMI'R1. L. W. F~LOYD.
GE~o. S. MOW'ER. -P. 0. SMni'r.
F. Z. WILSON. W. Ii, JIUNTi.
JNO. M, K(INARXD, PresRidenlt.
Vlce-President. Cashier.
Springs
mi Springs, S
muthern Sunin
nn Springs and it has r
,Kidneys, Bowels and
e I to Octoberi. Cuisin
everybody goes there.
ON & SIM
- Dr W. E. Pelham a
a complete line of the
goods to be had in the
.hamnH, &c., &c., at price wiich are
10 goods.
It. (orots. Wo undoubtedly carry
no in (Iiis city. Wo are always in
havo hoon obl)igod to aoknowlodg3
Jorsot, thn most popilar in Amorica.
)siory. \Vo havo all sw.zs, stylos and
Department
nte 1dt ma most fashionablo styles.
ection. Come and soo us.
"
rIFUL.
[aces, Embroideries, &c., for
cnt Dresses.
Firemen's Tournament.
)y the yd., and lace curtains
it reduced prices.
I Skirts are perfectly splendid
prices are so much lower than
fl.
Sheets, Pillow Cases, &c.
ishing Department
rt to be had. That $5.00 Suit
rl' the spot cash, but you must
out.--The "loston ian" is as
. Try themY.
ces hl:ave been reduced accord
r
OOte,it.
T BlS r
is headquarters for
Writing Paper. We
have just received our
spring line of new pa
per, new sizes, new
tints, new designs, un
equal for beauty of fin
ish and quality. Our
assortment of box and
ream goods, tablets,
visiting cards and writ
ing paper was never so
complete. You cannot
afford to pass our line
when in want of fine
paper.
We also have the
prettiest line of Ham.
mocks ever brought to
New.berry, at prices
ranging frorn $1 up.
Speocial attention is called to our
line of Baso Bail goods. Those inter..
ested in bail playing will do well to
call and examino my line before buy..
mng.
W.6. MAYES.
THE NEWBERRY
Land arid $ecurity Co.
WIL,L BUY ANT) SELL
Notes, Bonds and
Mortgages.
Stocks of all kinds and.
Real Estate.
0. B3. M1VAYElt, President.
JINO. M. KINAlmD, 800. and Treas.
HoteL
. C.
er liesorts.
no equal on the conti-.
Blood.
e and service excellent.
For board apply to
EPSON.
nd Gilder & Weeks.