The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 23, 1901, Image 2
U. pl :-o yMc en: . Thissam
co in Ihea. non ei' td. It i
jteop~Le digh nt int Th mak the
the Stte n wsaer garig 1
Sweene tod an ting I i 'mi
n0rd It w rin s d itf o.
pa * a d lJvpbiesn ten
they wil cotinu to beteec
though ytou were toa. sen LiveU' hu.
however,II .' i II that pbi blnin t i
irowinu ~i favo of~ te enforcementof
thla and bif so here w ill be)0 afbetter
Thi citofh rrgii loeon sud past ih
ordinace the board ofdreos Soni,
.andlut i therek iooudso efor t hav
(''tif thi tdonk theciy wihlp gt her
IIsar. of theprofhitsec and h goror
willt redcthe forc iteaoud haf incas
fo'Icring O to~ occasios sic he ihas~t~
bhee governo.W4Governo McSweeney M
toAs t il thi Stao asi'ng .teiro
oprion IU.in. te enorcmen of)' t,bot
and hartn co-operatio is sse theao
ticnstables hav!ie toe reducer . her
tog reao whye th en local auhiti es
should noti)enforco thers Iawte saeias~
anoher Bu%tht in d)icussig thme mat
Thein i ta Demofnthc enfcetive com
mthe w 11(!s eeill metnet ek t mae
arrorgements ofo hodngatrmry.
the Sevetyoh Di'stit tl nominatea
cadiate hor coarg t rectosd wt.
ladten Wm.kes aoos ecorestoman.
The prwienfryeb w hlocl probaly e l the1
fhis rderente genera cit,ill for the
5har of Novembrhi h nd the regulr,r
will fredc geerce elcins.a Theire ar
bevea gaenordatoveoneor Mcw from
hach coutyn the diyosrciti n
Te' nt State aalsin thoit are
bostesarlawng h wcevcfr ividng
anrd heath coverntorn di acearyh
aucotes aanve bd Terei
ishaoreson whyth Combiauthorihies
bnothder shar if thuin bushess.t
facltonNes
othherne) ote had nyhing
cadiafor cogest.SCce b
*i 1*
r 1.
1 - h -
er '1-; r- we Im I ..
erive o \ d ings r mhI-teos
v eton hou ha i- \ old h is pn
ions for a money * co -I rti
.Ir.... live an progre..1.:ar g
wCl ive h .ar a.nd'I l'ibea hupr-t 'r<
'.)f.,I)'II!EX~VC 0for at .
TV.hI~ faiir Id f iur: wb' o!b:
thomlayaldorniagbwith good ttemi.
bll~e fUettiher ts i rs visii n" ev
Du:on't forgetd t babecueat 3r .anl.
a. Sebumpert' hfloe onnt Fprida2
for the bene1iof Mta..lrm hrh
Some fewii~r''u of ou swn tlol Saluda
peition. hey~l feport at nice iean
of- couea Niess of~ ofish.y.i
-i A colo igrel anie who ii runnin. fr
onIM. .. SCKilr's placOn et hard a
foe the been ofeed w1itgood chrh.
(rehino n and crOu os Clookmuc im
prvi'fe Agod maon eas aren beh
planted alnd I h* sown, t.a ncor Iil bea
Aucolomred.l h - oinn an
mUltoi etan fes (vistig i te. o
munity. ct Is~v wL) od e
M!.isslu Peni nge Cof' Lttl Niuh n.
l)ain,cd s vioodingahe peistr Mrs. h'. .
Obter, aei vieitigr A. A.e N*ats
milty.
% SmeSFOl.ge of uurpubic oad have't'r
placsthey, are vinga r.gh cniton.
WVe hope to aeo the roads worked now
when tho crops get laid by.
Prof. IL. M. hienry spen t Saturday
andi Sunday at his home.
While on my wat to Newborry Mon
day I noticed the crops along the road
had made quite an Improvement sinco
the rain. The cropn generally are
oltan. 3g.
A Foor Mlljonstre.
Lately starved in London becauseij
could ngot di,gest Ihis food, E~arJyl q
oft Dr. King's New Life Pills would have
saved him. Theby strengthen the
stomaeh, aid digestion, promote assiml.
J.,tion, Improve aPPelto. Prioe 25c.
Monj back If not satisfied. Igold by all
dt' tasi.
(ff t i W illin a nh: h't:r lc.n t1isItItltry S -rti, I
t ' t't;ui A,1sltre'urs by i hi,ul. t uriI
tautl 11'I'li te K 1 t :,n 1 1tIm "4,I-#.
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* ". .'l 1\ ti'~.'I, \'9 t, 1 ' :at:ltll. l : tl
tI I '' i :y of 1 ( the t u \'it th 11r -
n e i9, 3 1 l-. i-hurc South,
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a . ,t tt' ituo t h a t uIdr; 1 . .
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t't '(\*h , l 'h w m 1 s w' i .
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tl..,.'l't'! 10 tl" 1 1 Ct ar'. I CI
10
ia th : ,-et an' aI:r : ll ha .f wo lr(,
: tl. .e t eir :im t'c i i t o n yt
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-nai io n : w t'as'l he't in',fr't, h
t ' \ \\ ~ ~ r ' .r, ' o f \. . o n ,f .! o 1 \ ' .
i, hYe. ar' t t' :r t: i t u.Td'a
.9.
( e9 ore.\\'h vent
ty. 'r rime
h A e Some of. thelt; charter
"I :t -. W t l . M i> n'.
ft': ~ ~ ~ ~ *. the ,.t..an'for,a n er in\-'
.V 'U
ii: .' ( M ..' :1a1' tOV ' lt I,r'
... 0 0 1 a" I\ ar .:. 21 t'1'r. c lirt. a,d
to 1'
Vr r1t, . t. a n by he c"i'rwok,
Thr7u2 h t'e ordial ii taton of the
C.ty o\ Ntwb'erry it ret arns to the piace
of its birth to hold the twentv-second
annual meion., nlow. Ia full L'rown organ
iz -tio . W e c-.. to r r.: .'t 1an c
count (of the work of the ; .."r which
.Clsed with March, 1901, and hre wtr
wil rai-e our "E lnezer, for hither
to hath the Lo~rd helpe.d u-.'
Ai has not been dlone for wV ich we
p annel,.i at ho ei to a tnn ,:
T ' .n!t ..E eti ' h:a.ne b wSn organin.
T -e h: s e. :. -o _me i.'ca'.1 in the
ml9. mber,hj ip and contribultion4. As a
nrn-ber of small :-oeiti s i made no re
InctS they initve bee: 12iscoth inued(. Trhe
T . .tieth Century thank ogerint of
the Scit rnounited to $'2-27 59. One
hunid red : ats of9. .tock were taken by
'..9 eieties' andi 1idj.iiual in the lLaira
Ciina. Tot balan (CeI has beenI gi v' n to
cb.i and the May KeL r o: \iturs
inl the City of Mexico.
iFor m:itry yer we have given $l5(00
for new wor,ik. Owing to1 the pressure
to rise- the Tw.'eunti.thi Century lFund
the whuole amrount wvas not pl1. The
H3':ird urged the .eceretaies to inicrease
their p*ledlge so that the new mnision
aries could be isent out. Your seere
tiry pledged1 i200) for you. We. muist
'jot fall this yoar as mnoneI.y is to be u:sed
in send ig out and( sn)pportinig our1 ownl
v'onnglf lad.(ies. Tihe South Georgia CJon
ferenee Society supports seiven mis1
al9.ona9riPs.
MI Js .ohnnie Sanrderz4, of UJnion, ha~s
beeni in China nearly five yenrs anud
niow. has charge of Clopton lHoard1ingf
Schiool in 'shanghai. At t,bo last letter
fi'rm her there were. 45 pupils~ in th)e
M. iss Ju.,ne N"icholson, of Ed gfOfeld,
will go) to China in September atnd Mies1
I eila V. Wright, (of A.nderson,, will sail
for 1lraz~il ini a short timc.
Specials suipported in the Conference
ESoelet,y are as follows: l>almetto (lay
school, in Sh3anghai; Wang Datung
day school, twVo Bible women and
twenty sc.holairships. TPhis has been
the moost successful year ini the history
of our P'almotto) daiy school. Tihero
are sixt-y boys in the school, their ages
ranging from 7 to 20 years. Our so
ciety gives $i00 a year towards the
support, of this school. Thle day school
at Wang Daung is in successful opera
L,ion, d1id not close during the excite
ment and has 85 pl)ls. Supported by
Bethel SooleLy.
JUvECNrLE WORK. .
Wo report 100' sooietics, 2,692 me m
be, contributed $1,807, and 848 slib
mcribers to LIAttle Worker. Seven
tit', i Vt' he 'it org;nlIited.
III4 'Itlt"' \\( ll:.
I! isI a n tw' t.ha. anillal nitI'rtiii'
bo hold iit i every disytrti't. I Ilttvt' at -
trttlt'l i t't' O f thr't' 1in t'tigm itid It it'v
Ithat, It ' ly ;10 .g otl.
t I 'I; l'I.*.I%It al,It t\,S.
'Iht' t'i t'tll it t i t' tht \\' i tt n's 1\1 i
inirv \Iv( tat'e antI lth' I,ittle W orkI'
'r tilih t t' htt' nilt'e h h r' r t 11 t ' tr to
' ty. \\'t uII .I rte 1 reshitlt'nis at dit
d * a' ut:tna ' t I 'h .hI nrt..t'
'I'0 n lihot ' i:i i falllin : nll' i :t: ll,t rs -
' I. \ \'t' ; n::1 re:d li:tsi ngarv lte'a
nre to untitt'rtand i h e' tc"tntlitIon of the
te:n it e and to knt \w t_hio ort our
Iih av tIarit'. art' ti.iulo
,' l 1: ST1'1 t''N l':' 1.('.\N 1-T'N i.
I hiit C htV t' tieiretalry th ratly'
lI t't's tt a t il u add1 to T . '.li, i ).t) 1 '..
't '\led dti on'i 1 (te y"t'ar. Th'Iii I to
.i1it :ly :,!1nle n t. to 'rt'hal'o for for
'in issit,n1 work by a ttretlin, the
ar'; Ii t Il 't' and TIraininl :t t ol lh h
.ati ' r dwitht
InI t'tlt1'il t'i :. lt't Its ad!ol'p t i. 1itho
'id.l ,. l im 1" NI' t':l: ' 's. t
'ar CIs \ it, 1Forw' \\ar- , to (':1ri,t : ('brIist(
is lllt' \: :; ('brisa i it the' iiritII
n'. rhti: \\wrher hlr battl is i -
n,: w i:t a wert't' til'a'tl tlis heI - 1'
ne wVon, ah1e .t :rtat tr of the kin tirieg
ti :a nher' 'i. lene upll, titt Il 1'o" -
'ail to t h r iS: elos of the e tultlt v
1i.. \\'.Ii hi:- st'artr'd haultl lottlittin ,
hine a tt:alt tot plaet inl
1 ven ha;tth' line': Let ut- tl, our
'." t thlt' .i''at tirinl' lin ll llun il th '
' t . 'tVr y it ti and the king.-t ltd:om
.I \\t' I:. hiv:i\t' i't' o t' .t ei:: -
. of t r I .rd and hi. 'hrist.."
.\l th. t'\ cing heri's hav. boe
ar: y attende by teIi oph' of t et'
ow, n1. The .utheran hturch his ben
'rn th'eetry nli;-Lbt.
1'riday nicht. Mli s .\. . 1rnes, tof
' tit' Vil , t' editor of thte Little
bord'r an addrens on the Forward
f d\'t'tre'idt.
Aliar .i tu N i holson, \ ht is to go to
hlinta as a Id sion:-Ir in Se.pt'mbter,
Wait,n .1 talk. it h theet' adire-es
i'r inhrt:-!ing and thouthtful and
t'.'t :vei heit tten0tion of the la're
undit'nce.
S.n:iumr. ay ni,: t Ii -:mma G ry, of
1 t'e: e tI .ho : heln in Ch!iIna
P. - B;:' ven yeaIr, and is at home
in leave of abse.nt'e, made a talk on itm
ca0 .l.:o ,in ti hina and on the
'd. of the people of that coni tr\'.4
1' r y is an nia' ina talker,a!."
re lt" R-e al y. Iistned to
re:- .t ttt :tnl pl asuret1'.
R.:t.a mt'r rin. tlet Sermon I to .e
y1u Soeic:" was pIache i
t'a hltusu e by I:et'. tr. Tlarb1 ttix.
tn: for a In:1g timea mn ._i -
S.l;.a\'.. tr co:m a P'hildrell' ma:-,
1t tti_', t', a? AN! in the (pera hoise.
rh-in ' hz was lar:". attandl "l,
V the ci:.hd'e:t. Th I Vi
R . dby Itttli' t]i.. Luc:
and the welcome nby
-1: '':_ L:nestit,: W icker. In:ter
th rt: :.re miat d bti' Mss Barne-,
ies iden t--Ofl I i.tI M tt: t h rrrrl.(tm at
[f arlehto S.oo C. sn mOlhcfgti
t0rangeburg,( lS.iI C.. an Ms. W. ctL.
Waeit, Summerille a, . tc igsk
orresofndingb Scet a-discJ.W.
bllmerct. Manolia, I). Cig otr
in, Columb, S.olr,~ C. p,reri4n
Treaiurer-- Irt. ilJ.'oe th. orne
i(rewood, thn. veyBoC.eas
Coiknferene blodpety Lnirich, lad
The ooing l the Distritow Secre
ChoarlestBon--rd I 31m(. . 13.)berton,
'oharlystn,e foS. C.rs )ri
Coesbu$pr-lare ho:t C. Owens ,; eAb
beile, fr. bywiiC.30( Bl j
ston, a . J)orotoulad
'r irence-al a.ic. gi.t tilvereTim
Gre1e.nvildes. J.t c.Jayne,neWa!
sdrmde o,bal!a, coposed'o
'uro Bni-re J. rdCt Campe, flen.
3:om. BS. 1.1.B)
Jeo aubr, yo. wilmaen.ms
aHeki seigMrs i. to Whebe,bork-y
ille dry C.
Satanug-.u .B ulgn
-' ) o m ( 1 1 o i tc Iadato.
While some of ou' citizens aro going
to tho I rinp, and t.ho muounitali , tnd
ot.ht'is to the souOhore', nmd whilo thlt
wor I! a11 ar-o Is devisinlg watylH and
'i an t livel' Ilih l d , t genat luman ini
hhi, t'e t'nlnt111 s htila ltIf in allowing
hi-1 thou t hts int il m ent)nou to wanider
to th e " rmiint " eanditte, at l ho
liondlt. to hi t nti lhor t how ho will
do nt t oampaign:I o ar lit, t I p iront
ii 'ta11. The1 wt in'hTin)t genitle11mn
tlls nit imuIntI. i s'or y of how hil was
I tt't':tt l by i L 1t1')tlti ';ite 1t " il n t,bin
latt' warl betweeon the (1Inns andt ontrt,
anil wate,f hh tllh iii i: Tom, t;torgo
utnd It i l t.htir horsi l. aur . It
1-4i-agt gtier.lory alnt worth Ielating, and
sobld b 'e ordell'd for rtferotn) li l lo
nrxt wiai. ih a". or o t.t story i.
Lr. J. 11. i 1 h ri r, the well-itnon"i baru''r,
undler the title, "T'Ihr Ithe ihdg Seilor,
tI'hts of ' o'', ('ounty I1'l'etlaiL ('olleg'
of Ne rri ., tt' or tht it a i Ip. io ns of
hli junor "ortat r."' Mr. Illair Ia ofi
tht' opInon t.hnt t.he reson why somr
Ii tho tdttmti' atI':o fail'ed to pass tho
"ju ih ora:toiall ntoltst" i biu'1t o
thry aret too fre':;hl, aIthough dllofeltled
out 0, two milight, think that te bar
her't-aulthor is sit ttting hairs it this
'11int. 'Tht S tory is not 1 liabl' to
t'ontradit tion, amd will strik at groat,
many of tho never-oxprol-lo-gel.-any
t hing - ilolit.ionlly - bul.- - te-lano -- to
vt"to l le It' t ' bIn a ppt il liablo to t'eery
pltet of nusinetss visited by these very
pr'omnisini' can)didtestr. Amumg other'
thing i shows how asy it, s for ld a
diidtt to open his mnout.h and talk
throu h his str'. To cut ai log story
short andli tav' it. lon rlt. lair SityH
t.hat olt. after atnothe1r the candidates
wttou ild codno in tnd r'sy: '"Iy, i\ r.
Iaiit', I didn't tnowl. you were here.
im so ;;lad we harve a ilito barber.
NOW thaLt. I knowt it I Will CerftaInly
patrontia you in tho future." Ohey
etitinu d to visit him throughout, t.h
eim11ai.;n season. Since the.n ntinny of
themn havec forgotten, just as t.hey hav'e
forgrot ten to run all1 tho way neross the
street to s:hake hands with a busy man
then in a hurry aind glad of it..Mr ttrwnstoko ht l h
world1. h as become ol' all (hose eandi
d:ttes? Whiere on earth can they be?
There ws a largo drovo of them and
they were at promising lot. A more
prtmising set of m<nit had he never be
foeseen, nor. sin'e has het hut, the
future---somle of which has gone and
a liitte more Come since then--has
not fuitilitd the promises of the past
and theltir star must hive set. Rise up,
men. hk te yourselves and your gory
loek:s. They need trimming for tho
next race andi the next AUaIas declarat
tioni. ***kil
NOTIOE.
I Wl BE AT IAEIT1"S BRIDGE
on. Wednesday;, ,31st day of July,
at 10 o'clock at. ml , to let contract for
buildinir approaeb to KeItt's Bridg;e,
a.o. t will be at Lindsay's Bridge cn
Thursdiity, Auru-t lst, at 10 o'clock
a. m.. to I.t contract for repdiof Lind
ny'si IIge.ASCOO.TIR
1'lan- and si-fecifietions can be seen
on te a th of letting contract.
J. M. SCIU:I PERT.
BWILL G 11E A ANST, LS
Townshi p Friday, A ug. , . C.n
Teacher Wanted
1OR HELNA SCHOOOL. TEriCi'RM
slt f e mthys. 3 Salr $30Iper
mont,h. 3aile t eache preferti re.l
An ri)I.of he edv undersIgned. bfr
Aug.ust 10, which1 ay the ill t elect. i
M. 1. JLI)A, Ce
teatuu'thrug ic IIlnatSC.
Tc eac' ho erd Wan~dtdilo
Saers x monyIht.ho eghnnon mid
dierof O(toher.iHalary $30 pter' month.al)
plies,b able o ach Lainend reek.on
Trusiitee wio1All eet IlIat olhuse
techerul. nwrd
M.II FLKler
"SvTheaexpn is wha lt
nentool rc Stoach i ve-ra ,
eaHteop e rom JU
Savesune tos w ate ho ad
Waterfulrsanswbred
J. ViANK FOSHE
3m Wnnsor S. .
Cut Price ale!
l'or t1i nle.\t. 30 lay Wo will moll yoin clothirig chelpr tIarn it hIns lioon
ol ii Nowbc rry. I loro n1o H0oin of oin pric:;. \Wo dont havo to write
UI1(ch about, thont our prices do thlto tallkiig. The prices (iring this solo
vill bo liko t-his:
1 5-'75 mut Iricor $ 4.25 1.511 cut pricos $ 13.90
).150 ct, l)ieo 5..t - 5.7 5 cut pricon 4.25
9.50 cut. pricos 6.25
I 1.>0 ('lit pricos 7.75 -50 cut pricos 0.25
1(1. 1,0 cut prices 12.h0 .11.0 out pricos 8.25
Wo havo madslo cuts liko this on all colorod Spring Suits The balance
if our Childron's Suitlt will Ih closed out rogardlesH of Cost. Suits that
old at. USo., now '150. Sold at $1.25, now 85:. Suits that sold at $2.25,
tow $1.f50. All othors in proportion.
Our entire stock of Dry Go->ds to bo closod out at cost. Best 4.4 Homo
puttn SC. Bost I'ritlts -lo. 161c. C'otto ntales .1 2c.
Straw .1 aits! Straw Hats !!-All go at. about half price.
Shoes ! Shoes !-Our stock of Shoos bottor t han over. All low-cut are
>oing clotsc'd out at cost. l,adios' Oxfords from 'lSc. to $2.22, worth 75c. to
2;"Watch our wimdow for prices on suits.
Rospe-tfully,
'Th11 1toad to Foot Clot.hior.
BXEAUTIFUL
)rgandies, .l awns, Swisses, L.aces, Embroideries, &e., for
Commencement Dresses,
lintinig for (co .i.tiOnls for Firemen's Tournament.
Elegant line Curtain Swiss by the yd., and lace curtains
)y the pair. All these goods at red uced prices.
Our ready-made Vaists and Skirts are perfectly splonlid
n qluality and style, while the prices are so much lower than
,'ou have any idea of. See them.
Groat values in ready-made SI heets, Pillow Cases, &c.
In the Gents'- Furnishhg Department
ou will find the best 50c. Shirt to be had, That $5.00 Suit
,as been reduced to $4.50 fbr the spot cash, but you must
ome soon for they are nearly out.--Tho "Bostonian" is as
ood as the best. Guaranteed. Try them.
Money is scarce and our prices have been reduced accord
11gly. We want your business.
Youirs truly,
We are now showing a complete line of the
newest and moststylish goods to be had in the
market.
Dress Goods, Miuslins, Piques, Gingilamsi, &c., &c., at prices which are
he lowest, considering the value)of the goods.
We call special attention to our WV. 13. Corsets. We undoubtedly carry
ud alwvays have carried the largest line in this city. WVe are always in
lie load in this as our contemporarios have been obliged to acknowledge
imo after time. The famnous WV. B. Corset, the most popular in America.
We load all others in our line of Hosiery. Wo have all sizes, styles and
)rices-Misses', Children's and Ladies'.
Our Millinery Department
s full of attractions for the ladies. Latest and most fashionable styles.
We cordially invite a thorough inspection. Conme and son us.
.(.S Ho .1 ..
Peorfeet in construction will not pack or misshape, guaranteed absolutely
------BY TH E
lexter Broom and Mattress Co., .PeIzer, .8. C4
Springs Hotel,
in Springs, S. C.
uthern Summner Resorts.
in Springs and it has no equal on the conti
Kidneys, Bowels and Blood.
3 I to Octoberi. Cuisine a nd service excellent
verybody goes there. For board apply to
JN & SIMPSQN.
-Dr. W. E. Pelham and Gilder & Weoks.