The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 23, 1901, Image 3
Knights of Pythias,
cas tle .EI 11,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
S A T E D CON VENTIONS OF
this Lodto will be held the 2nd
and 4th Tuehday nights of each month
at 8.30. Visiting Kiights cordially
welcomed. TIioS..m. .l'TIN(I,
K. of LIt. and S.
Crotwell Hotel Bul idi nog.
NEWHEIIltY MARRKET.
Corrected every Tuesday and Friday
by Summer 3ros.
Meat...................... 8(9 c.
Shoulders ........................... 8e
Hams.......................... 1c.e
Best Lard ......................... 10( c .l c.
Best Molasses, new crop...... (0c.
Good Molasses..................... 25@50c.
Corn .................................. 80c.
Meal ...... .................... 75c.
Hay........................ $1.00.
W heat Bran........................ $1.25.
let L'atent Flour.................. $4.75.
2nd Best Flour.................... $4.25.
Strait Flour........................ $4.00.
Good O..dinary Flour...........$3.25(a@3.75.
Sugar ........................ (i(06.
R ico.................................... 5" 81c.
Coffe................................. 10 15c.
Cotton sued meal, per sack... $1.25.
Bale Hulls, per bale.............. 35c.
Country Produce!
flutter, per lb .................... 15@20c.
Eggs, per dozen ............. loc.
Chickens, each.................... 15@25e.
Peas, per bushel.................. JOe.
Corn, per bushel.................. 70c.
Sweet potatoes .................... 50@6Oc.
Turkeys, per lb ........ 6(a) 8c.
Fodder, per cwt ................. 75o.
lioney to Loain,.
On long time and casy terms, secured
by first mortgage on improved real
estate. Apply to Hunt, Hunt & Hun
ter, Attorneys at Law. ft&f
Uriuding Done Day or Night.
Ready to make engagemenls. Will
have an experienced miller. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
f&t 4t R. L. Schumpert.
For superior laundry work, either in
a gloss or domestic finish, the Nowber
ry Co's, new plant is hard to beat.
Special Notice.
1)r. Geo. I llarding, the painless
tooth extractor, will be at J. It. lair's
home in Newberry, S. C,, on August
2u to remain one wcek, to give all a
chance to have their teeth extracted
without PAIN. Dr. Harding's office is
at 1316 Malin street, Colombia, S. C.,
where all persons can !,ave dental work
done by the now system, PAINLESS, at
low prices by export dentist.
Call and get, prices, all work war
ranted first class and at low prices.
Meeting of Stockholdors.
A special niteoting of the stockholders
of the - wberry Cotton Seed Oil M ill
and Fertilizer Co. will be held at coun
cil chambers on Thursday, the 25th
day of July, 1901, at 11 o'clock a. m., for
the consideration of special business.
In Uood Order.
Mr. G. Saddler, Route Agent of the
Southern Express Co., was in tb' city
on Saturday looking after the inte:est
of his comp)any. lie examined the
oflice here and founC it, to be in good
order and the businesi of the ollice wecll
conducted. He comiplimecnted the
* agent, Capt. W. S. Langford.
Steeped into Live Coals.
"When a child I burned my foot
* frightfully," writes WV. H. Eads, of
Jonesville, Va., " which caused horrible
leg sores for 30 years, but Blucklen's
Arnlca Salvo wholly cured me after
hverythoag else failed. Infallable for
Blurns, decalds, Cuts, Sores Bruises and
PIles. Sold by all druggists. 25o.
Dhiin'L Visit Newvspapier IRow.
When in Newberry last Friday we
met our old friend and Neighbor, Mr.
T. D. Ramage, who happened to be in
the city that day. Friend Drayte was
well and cheerful and will make a good
crop if anybody does. We also saw
Blartow and 'Buddy' and Arthur Cope
land, Bros. J. F. and E. HI. Todd, and
strolled through the latter's mammoth
furniture store. Saw friend John Eddy,
the hustling salesman, end old Bro.
Sherard Scott, Biro. Cal. McWhirter
and Capt. T. J. McCrary and other good
fellows. Newberi'y is a good town and
is still growinrg.-Clinton Gazette.
( olumnbia Eo,nalo College.
The catalogue of the Columbia Fe
male College has just been issued and
an excellent showIng is made for the
college.
The enrollment for the pafst session
was 145. Dr'. W. W. Daniel, who Is
well and most favorably known to all
our peop)le, ls president, and he has the
assistance of a faculty of seventeen
- ladies and gentlemen, all trained work
el's and fitted especIally for their work.
Tihe course of instruction is high and
thorough. In fact, this college is one
of the few female institutions of learn
lng that has a curriculum equal in
overy respect to our male colleges,
vocal culture, art, and a business course.
Access is had to several large libraries,
in addition to its own library and well
seleeted reading table-especIally that
of the South Carolina College, contain
log over 30,000 volumes. The course
of study is arranged on the univesity
plan, thus allowing students to enter
the class they are prepared for in every
department. "It -is denominational
without being sectarian."
A Raging, Rloaring JFlood,
.Washed ~lwn a telegraph lIne which
-Chas. C. EIVs of Lisbon, La., had to re
pair. "Standing waist deap in 10y
water," he wri tesL "gave me a terrlble
cold and cough. It grew worse daily.
Finally the best doctors in Oakland,
Neb., Sioux City and Omaha saId I hadi
Coiisumption and could not live, Then
I began using Dr. Ring's New Die,
-overy and was wholly curedi by six
bottles," Positively guaronteed for
* Conghs,Oolds andl all T broat and L~ung
troubles b.y all druggists. Price 500.
VAiUOUM AND ALT. ABOUT.
l r. C. A. Fellers has returned to
Newberry.
Master Claude Morris Is visiting rela
tives at Pomaria.
ira. 1t. D. Wright returned on Fri
day from Hendersonville.
A rs. J. 1,. Aull, of Greenwood Coui
ty Is visiting relatives in the city.
AM iss Vera I louscal has returned home
after a visit to friend: at Poinaria.
Mr. and Mrs. ). A. I,ivingston have
gono to Greenville to spend a few weeks.
Al iss Olive t" eagle has bCen clected
to teach the Old Town school, Uistrict
No. 40.
51 iss Maybelle Stuart h as been elected
music teacher in the Prosperity H1igh
School.
Miss Rebecca 13lack well, of Cli ntcu,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Iar
hardt.
Mr. Rahn Koon has been elected
teacher at the St. Philips school, Dis
taict No. 22.
Miss Rebecca Wideman has been
elected to teach the Bush River school,
District No. 53.
Mrs. O. E. Johnson and children, of
Summarvillo, are visiting her father,
Mr. S. 1'. Boozer.
Mrs. C. T. Ilease who has been visit
ing relatives in Anderson, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. F. J. Russel and children left on
Saturday for i)onalds, where they will
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. W. Floyd and children left
on Saturd.y for Saluda, N. C., where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. S. J. Wooten, who has been
visiting relatives in Greenwood county,
returned to Newberry Monday.
Miss Lillie Norris, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, has re
turned to her home in Fairfield.
Miss Fannie Martin, who has been
visiting relatives in Newberry, has re
turned to her home in Donalds.
Prof. Clarence Werts and wife, of
Ehrhardts, are visiting his parents in
the city.
Miss Lizzie Kinard, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. Y. Morris,
returned to her home at Pomaria
Saturday.
Protracted meeting is now in pro
gress at Ebernezer church. The pastor,
Rev. W. P. Boyd is assisted by Rev.
W. 1. Wharton.
Mr. and- Mrs. E. H. Aull, and son
Herman, leave today with the Press
Association for the Pan American Ex
position at Ihuifail. N. Y.
There will be a picnic in' Mr. J. C.
Abram's grove on the 3d of August.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend and bring baskets.
Rev. W. 13. Wharton will begin a
protracted meeting at New Hope
church next Sunday and he will be
assisted by Rev. D. P. Boyd.
The barbecue which was announced
to be given at Mt. Pilgrim church will
be given at Mr. J. M. Schumpert's
residence on Friday, the 26th.
Rev, and Mrs. M. G. G. Scherer and
son, Paul, will leave tomorrow for Yale,
N. C., where they will spend the vaca
tion granted Mr. Schierer by his con
gregat Ion.
Mr. J. HI. Summer and little daugh
ter Vera, of Atlanta, are visiting rel
at.ives in and around Newberry. Mr.
Summer Is a Newberrian and his many
friends are glad to see him again.
Prof. E. 0. Counts, of Wilmington,
N. C., who was some time ago elected
principal of the Prosperity H igh School,
has accepted the position and will take
charge when the school opens in the
fall. We are glad that we wvill have
Prof. Counts among us again.
The train on the Southern due at
10:10 p. mn. camne very near being
wrecked last night between D)onalds
and IIodges. Some body had piled
cross ties across the track and had It
not been for the watehfulness o.f the
engineer the traini would have been
thrown from the track, but he stopped
his engine and removed the ties.
Thlere is a crowd of small boys in
Newberry, between the ages o,f about
eight and fourteen, who seem to take a
special delight delight In making noise
on the outside of the churches while
sevice is going on. This should be
stopped, and these boys who can not
behave themselves should either be
made to go on the inside of the church
or to stay at home.
Notice of Meeting of Con federate soidlors
On the first Saturday in August (3rd
day) at 8 o'clock p. mn., the surviving
soldiers and sailors of the State or the
Confederate States In the late War Be
tween the States will meet in their
respective townships and organize by
electing a chairman and secretary, and
shall elect by ballot an ox-Confederate
soldier or saIlor, not a holder of, nor
an applicant for a pension, as the
representative of the veterans of said
township.
The meetings will be at the following
places, viz:
No. 1 township, Newberry C. H.;
No. 2, Gibson's store; No. 8, Mt. Pleas
ans; No. 4, Whitmire's; No. 5, Jalapa;
No-. 0, Longnhore; No. 7, WIlliams'
store; No. 8, Utopia; No 9, Prosperity;
No. 10, Jolly Street; No. 11, Pomnarla.
Notice will be given in the papers
when the representatives will meet to
elect a new county board.
W. (G. Petorson.
Chairman County Pensiton Board.
2t.
W6 want an agent In every town
within a radius of 50 miles, fine work,
prompt attention, liberal commissions.
For ternms and full part,ieulars address.
Tern Nwbhany 8tinmLaundrv Co.
Truo Hill FortIurd in a Number of (ataeN --All
the (trand .ltlrors on Hiand thu First
Morii,l -Cases T1lcd Yesturday.
'The Court of General Sessions for
Newb!rry County convened at 10 o'clock
Monday morniug, Judge ). A. Town
send, of Union, presiding.
Solicitor Seaso and Court Stenog
rapher .1. D. Catipbell were both on
hand and ready for work.
The usual crowd of jurors, witnesses
and spectators was in atten(danCe. '1he
entire grand jury, Including foreman
C. II. Cannon and seventeen other
members of the panel, was present.
Solicitor Sense swore witnesses to go
before the grand jury in some twenty
cases. The grand jurors were then briel
ly Instructed by the celurt as to some of
their dutles, being directed to pass
upon tho bills of indictment submitted
to them by the Solicitor and to give
such consideration as they might deem
advisable to the general public affairs
of the county.
During the day true bills were re
turned against the following persons
for the o11e1ises indicated:
Norman Keon, Sam Counts, Willie
Counts and Mnorman Gallmnut--dlsturb
Ing religious worship and riot.
P'ink Wise--assault and battery with
intent to kill and carrying concealed
weapons.
William Jackson-sanie offense.
Cord Glasgow-samte offenso.
John E. ()uzts-refusing to provide
for children.
Reuben Miller, assault with intent to
kill and carrying concealed weapons.
Thirty-three petit jurors answered
to their names. J. W. Boozer was ex
cused from further attendance.
Tihe first case tried was against John
HIardy, colored, charged with perjury
in that he swore in court here a year
ago that he had, on the fourth day of
July, 1899, bought, liquor from one
Carter Hill, then on trial. The de
fendant was represented by Mr. 13' aso.
The jury found him guilty, and he was
given a sentence of six months on the
chaingang and $100 fine.
Dick M. Taylor of the city, was par
tially tried for violating the dispensary
law, but the case against him was nol
prossed by the solicitor before the con
elusion of the case. Taylor was repro
sented by Messrs. Schumpert and
Blease.
Scott Johnstone was tried in his ab
sence for selling liquor In violation of
the dispensary law.
Scott Johnstone was found guilty, but
as he was not present the sentence
of the court could not be pronounced.
Reuben Miller, colored, was convict
ed of assault with intent to kill, lie
was given four moths or fifty dollars.
Gloud Work of the Firemon.
Yesterday morning the alarm of fire
was sounded, and when the companies
reached the scene the warehouse of the
Standard Oil Company, which was situ
ated on the Southern track just above
the oil mill, was almost burned to the
ground. Several barrels of oil were
stored1 in this house and it was only a
fewv feet from the oil tank.
The Exelsior coinpany went to work
immedlately and eyen succeeded in
partially saving the shed that connected
the house with the tank. Several cx
losions occurred while the company
was at'work, and there was danger
every moment of the large oil tank be
comning too hlot and exploding. It was
a dangerous p)iece of wvork, but wvhen
there Is a chance to save any property
the Excelsior firemen care nothing for
danger to themselves. Newberry Is
justly p)roud of her fire department, and
their brave workc yesterday morning
will only increase her confidencec in
them.
The cause of the fire is not known.
There were several engines shifting at
tile time and it is p)ossible that a spark
from one of them started It. The loss
Is estinmatedi at about $400.
Bunting for decoration pulrposes at
tf Wooten's.
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iteport of WYl \ .t Il ti,let Sunc+;y Hehoo1
:1, 1 901
Name of Teacher. '
o a 6o'
1). Ml. W ilkins......... :1 9 13
A. A. Freeman...... 2 30 Is 30
M atti Cas y............ ,i -
Ilattic uht h sot......... I 8 8; t
M1. E.1Dan iclsont........I 1 --" I
Oscar W il!son........... 6 -11 ':,
J. 11. T.1homascon........i 1 38 12
Ella Brown....... ..... 8 I I 7i It
W . Al. Pinson........... 15 15 12
Frank 1)vore.. 10 I3 !)' 1t
Ollicers & 'l'eaclters.. 1A
Total Enrollmen t.... - 2-7171 $1.5
Totad No. 'resent.... 171
Dots from OI nppeli.i.
Ni r. Editor: We are having sonic Iino
weather now for getting rid of the grass
and laying by the crops.
We are needing rain, especially on
red land.
Alrs. Sallic Wilson and t hree pretty
little grand children, of Ihanborg, are
spending the sunmer at Airs. J. U.
Irwin'is.
Aliss Carrielee Holly, of Fairlield, i4
spending the s,ummer at Air. W. T.
Glenn't.
The patrons of Chappells school met
Some time ago and elected Al'. J. Bro
d1s Knight to teach the School at this
place. They also elected the following
trustees to serve the next two years:
J. R. Irwin, J. It. Scurry and J. J.
White.
The protracted meeting will cotm
mence at ('ross Roads the lirst Sunday
in August; two sermon s a day: dinner
on the ground. 'T'he pastor, Rev. E. A.
IleDowell, will do tie preaching. lie
will also commelicl, Ip:"utracted meet iny.
at Haluda on the second Sunday nig It
and continue through the following
week with one sermon a dlay and one
at night.
Rev. A. JI cA. Pittman, cditor of the
South Carolina l3aptist, of Greenwood,
paid us a pleasant call a few days ago,
soliciting su.ise'ribrs for Iis p?per.
Too scribe of these few linces is sick
this week. Haven't missed a spell of
fever very far.
Most respectfully, .Tnlian.
St. Paul's Itemsu.
It is hot and dry.
We are ueeding rain.
Miss Emma Julia Dreher, of Lexing
ton county, is visiting at Col. ''los.
Holloway's, and Mr . l'. Iedenbaugh's.
The young men of the St. Paul's com
munity have organized a l't.erary socie
ty. Next meeting will be held Satur
(lay evening at 8 o'clock. Everybody
are invied to ct me. We won't be be
hind other communities.
The farmers aro ready to lay by their
crops, but, would like to have a good
rain first.
Gardens are about dried up.
An Agent of the Chicago Potrait
company passed through this commu
nity last evening.
Mr. JInyne Wedeman has been
elected to teach the St. Paul's school
next session.
Mr. Ernest Sii Is teach ing the sum
mcr term of two months.
We wil1l have some melons by-and-by.
Chips, come when the bell rIngs long
and loud.
The "'nigger8' "' lien is about out
blackberries.
What is nicer' to eat for breakfast
than a half-grown rabbit ?
Let's all go to the reunion at Little
Mountain on the 9th of August, where
we can't see anybody for everybody.
July 17th. Pur:h.
A New Jersey man wvas recontly
find $10 in a police court for sleep
ing in a church. Tho clergyman
wasn't even arrested.
An old bachelor says the only
thing necessary to enable a man ae
win a woman's love iB opportunity.
flppaltiig PiaDpas110ol.
are always on the look out for nice
to offer p)atronB.
rice is reasonable, so much the bet
ow you'll be pleased.
isn where we struck the nail en the
We deal with live people who are
e touch with fiabing vessels. They
k to supply us with this table doll
MIACK ERIEL.
our price, all can afford them
'RE CHIEAPERt TIIAN MEAT.
ursolf ai good turn-come at once
E. will not last long. Next apt to be
To Carty,
ERRY, S. C.
liactunt lai, a U ot ln Atmirlemiy
thip".
(aridens hi.ve about dried up.
Sone few cases of measles prevail.
'Tho general health of the conmanit.y
Is very good.
Farm work iS not (iito (o pressing,
and we are gettinl tie' lay '-by fever inl
oun' veins.
l rs. [fie-hard Martin and (lildlretn, of
No. (I, lpent, las- Saturit1y1' niiI t, and
Suatndtay with llir si ter, lirs. .1. K.
I':pl .. and family.
If thete wats Iy 1'edit he'loninillg to
the cntton1 b loot m'oloed inl mly last
week's letter, it shoIuld lave been given
to Ir. i\l. I,. Wicker anid not to M . L.
i ickert as it appeatred.
When our etlitot" wa,; speaking of
the prospective caldidates for 100:1,
he failed to Imentionl his (wit laut'. We
havo hotard l':litc,' .\ull's nam01e m)ent
tiontied dil''t'nt ltimes nt- at suitatblc atoil
tmost Iriystwort hly a iii! tite for secre
tary of State. If Id itor Auoll r"un:+ he
will nklet' it lively for the manl that
bhtts hi:n. IIo woul. Y'e;, he would,
be gmt ernor if he col1, and there's 110
doubt11 but, what at 'reat. many other'S
would too.
Mr. aml \Irs. .lolui I). Nton' and
children, of E'xcelsi(,r eeommunnity,
vi:;ited their parents: andl kinred in
this section Ist S uiday.
Otr brot.her. I. I)., of neatr Nwherry,
spent last Sunday with uL.
'I r. M . I".. loore andt sonl, ltabie, of
(IrtlLuLy :ection, visited 't'h1o0. 1. II.
I:pps and family last Sundtay.
Look here frielnd crresprlt)dcs, if
you 'enem)ber somec tim)te past., I told
c ( that I was going to i Itrodire sonc
toing in tho future in behalf of the
I'ounth Estate of thu Ilerald and News.
:"ow If you will )rom)ise to do better,
and come to the front n1111d let us hiar
from yOut rt'gularly. I will outline the
plan that I was thinking about,. I
thought that we would have all enter
tainmncit of some kind at 'the capital,
and that, we would call upon our liberal
cdior, who never backs down on ac
cott of a liltlc expense, to give us a
fre I ikl:(t.
And I will fulrther se ggest that we
call upon) our liberal h(:arted Senator
Tillulan and hiis co-partner, .ohn 1.
McLauriin, to be presenI, and Tillman
skin the oat, while lohnnie jumips the
rope. Co to wor': now dear friends
and lcst's make The Hlerald and News
lively and full of fun. It seems like lie
one I hatv,; just mentioned is worth
soictling if you will comply with my
request, MIr Editoir. I 'lealse make i cross
mark at the botton of this letter.
I want to say sonething about our
sermon at Colony last Sunday. It was
so appreciated anl fill of truth and
good meaning. I t wl s only at pity that
norc of our church-goin;; people could
have heard it. (I pastor, llev. Arm
strong, always kinouws just. t,he kind of
spirit,ual food his people need. Listen
dear Christian friends to the text, and
ponder it in yot' hearts: Ie not de
ccived: God is not mocked: for whatso.
ever Ia Ia) soweth that shall Ihe also
lrap.
For Ihe that sow ethI to hIiis Ilesh,
sh all of the flesh reap corrutmtioni. Imtt
lhe t hat sowethi to (lie spirit, shall of
the rpiriit, reap Ii fe everlaisting. IKphe
91ians 5:78 verses. I think it, veiry
e.ssent,ial thact we parenOits imakie th
tc xt ap~plicable to our'selvcs.
.1 ear parentsI , weL are daIly sowing
seeds of some kind in thie hear'ts of our
children. 'ithier b)y pirecopt or' ex
ampleC, arid these seeds are surie to
br.ing forthI fruit of some kind. Now
the personal andi ser'ious part of the
qutest,in comes in, what kind of seeds
are' you sowing, if they are seceds of
corrupt,Ion, you iniay onilyC epet to
ree pcorrupi lion.
TJhe woirds of the Script ure whieh
sayeth: TriIn upi a child ini the way it,
shiall1 go, and whl en it get.1 old it will
not depart, fironi itI, Ii most r. isuiredly
so. Nine1 timefls out of ten~ 1 our hiId ren
ar'e just whlatever we make themi, their'
repuitationi alndi character isL only a hart
of our1 seed whiichi we hiavo sown.
We ar'e all weak arid prioneO to win
der' aft,er (lie evils~ of our niaturie, but
wheneve~r I see imisbehiaved clhild(Prn, a
thought ailways thishes up in my m id
(of' the plarenItall tral ~iing.
So Iot, us bear' initu int: cd is not mloc2k
ed wh atsoever we sow, that w(e shall also
reap and eiven after our hodiVs hiave bc
come ap)art otf the cart.hi our seedl is
bringing foirthI flu it of some kid.
Th'le success of theo woild dlepenids
u1pon thie Ikindl (If seed we atre sow inrg.
"Wi'll wionderl ever VO'(case?' inequiIro
the friends (,f Mrs. L,. Pe'aso, of I ,aw
ronico, Kuan. They knew she had b)een
uniable to leave der' bed In seven years
oin alccount of kidney amnd liver trouble,
nlorvous priostrati1(on and genieral dlebil
Ity ;butI, "'Thr'ee bottles o f l'lectric Bit
(cers enabled mii to w,alk,"' sheo writes
"and ini three months I felt like a now
person." Womiei n uferig fromi Head
achie, Jiackachie, Nervousness, Sleep.
lessness, Melanchloly, 1Fa11nting andi(
DI)zzy Spells will 11hid It a piricoloss
blessing. Tiry it.Satisfaction Is guar'an
teedl at al11 (druggists, Oznly 50c.
TIheO essenitial conld Itions for fi no
laundry work are' u p-to-date machincry,
good .,pp)lies, ~ompel)tr ait workmanship.
Having meIt~ all these equire'menlts the
Nowberr'y Laundry Co. is In a plosition
to cater to (lie most, critIcal.
Sieil Meetiin of Stockih1olden
A SPECIA l, M'ETING OF THlI
- stockholders of the Nowher'ry
(Cotion Seed Ol. Mill and Ferti,
lizer Company will be hold at Council
Chambers on 'Thursday thue 25th day oh
.July, 1901, at I I o'clock a. mn., for' thc
conside'at ion of special buineiss.
Please aittend in person or b)y prloxy,
L. WV. li.OvoI, Mect ary.
Nawherry, H. C., July 18, 1901.
TIhiat HeautIful $5.00 Spring -uilt ro
duneed to $4.5. 8. J. wnnotan V
The Riser Millinery
Conipany
i:; t)(f(rin:; the(ir entire( sitockl
ait g;reatly re<IIt 'a'l pi 'ces:.I
.EVE IYTA 1N(; \1t'll' c IN
ld Call and seo, thern
if you want bargains.
Teacher W antec.
Jit i: O'TI*)N . ' T N \\VOi)
. i thool I)Mrit, N . .I, wiil ilcet
att the t'Yhool hui;"t, l'I ra ..y, Jutiy :'l;. at
"1 1. Inl. for the' purp1o--t, ,o , t:o n; a
teacher for11 "tm.in)t -A-11>bI-tit' yeair.
Saary wil1 ho $2.- per mon'th for at trII
of ahout ti moLnlthl. Api ilitant!: will
send their ia plit'.tions to either of the
J. {. I N\ IN , nii a, S. ('.,
O. \ I I. Newhrry, S. C .,
.1l)I: W. 1 'TII N(;, l l elena, ,. C.
JIONEY TO LOfN!
To Iitt-Two Vacant I ooIii uit -
( r ('rotw('ll I lotol. ' t \" 1ent.
WONEY TO LdOIN!
To Sell-lh't fai i lc Coltty, tot
far from towt. Ch-'eap.
MONEY TO LOAN!
Fir ani(I Acci(lont Insu1raneo writl
toin by
OIlico over 1ower'-I ht)rt.
Teacher Wanted.
r ill-, i'ii l ' EI"i 1' i i l N .\('A
d iny wilI ue't ut, tht lit s u hool
iou t:e on tlt I.,5it \utust., I' tI, for the
)ur :)t.. of ;-c"to a te:cher. hool
tterml (i moulith1:. aal'.r'y) ;,t perl monllthl.
:\li plli{ie tn t : mnu::t emti in t IeI'
aipplicntion>; to thr u l : l(r ';,ed ,n or
befort'e abovL dat.e.
V,. i'. ;NN I,)\V,1
Nt".wherr'y, S. ('.
STATE OF ,Oi'Ti CA N()i41 NA,
NEWBF.l:1 I, Y C(lUNTlY.
13y \V. \V. H dgIe, l ., I o'"ate utidgo.
W i( lll:I:\S. Jt) ;1'I'll 11. IlIINTElt
V hatth miale Suit, to luot to gia in;hitl
i(;tter.; of ntlmini:;trat.it,n o(tt h1, (': aLe
ill d eb'eets of I )r. U. 11. ('aiw l .
'Phece are therefore to ciL; and ar.
m1on1ish all atid tiinglar lhe Icinire'd
and creditors of the said Dtr. OG. It. (abt
Weil deceased, IL.at, thto1 h,' ;'.otl appear
before Ie, in the Couri of I'roitle, to
ht) heli at Newherry ('om.1 1 . Ilio:-, S.
c., Ol th(! :1011th day of Ju ly ie.;t af
te 11mb li e i.:on t.tercor, at 1 I o'clock
ill Lite foren1oon, to sh,ow cau1e, if any
they have, wh.v the itl atidmintistra
tion xhould not he gianttd.
Givenl under tty h:ant, thi Lhth 1:h,Ih
day of July, .\. 1). Igno.
W. \V. liuDG IN ,".
I. I'. N. C'.
Teacher Wanteod.
m' 11 i: Tri t UST E-s A N 1) I'A'iIl ONN
I. of(.Central Schtool District No.:21,
wvill hold a meeinjg otn the :-ltht July3, at,
:t o'clock ff>r the 1Iprposc (of eect,ing, a
teaicher' for 7 mont.hs, S in wvinteri anid
2 in Ju ily antd Aulgust. Salary $:10 pe
mont,h. A11 a.plincitionst, mttl4 be in the
htands oIf tho utndermsiguned by3 t,hei abo4ve
sid( (date, tand immtttediately l.htereaft,er
there will bte an elect.ion fo'r I Ire t,rn L'is
tees also on thu saone date at -I o'clock.
Thr ill be let, to thec- lowest repon)0
sill b)ider a colt,ract, to buil d a belfry,
a p)iazza in front, aind sotme ccilintg ont
thte Ins ide. The trustees have t he tight
to re,iet, any antd aill bids1. Specellicnt ionts
wvill be given on that day.
WV. 8. HMV iT, Hi.:cy.,
NEWBJEIIFY(]OLE
E'nrohmnont last seston
(Coursesi for Deos w~~it
-;cienco Hall withl worki
ibrairies of 10,000( V~olu
EN poriotnced Toachtors.
Eflicient Pl.rparatory D.
S in Porparatory Deopartn
.tlitard Mt 50) to $ 12 50
Ni-K'NSNSiON HIm (ANS OGTO
Geo. B. CRO0
HAVE YOU
On every Cash
amount of $5, th
BARGAINS offers
FREE OF
Our offer islmrite
More goods for I
an Egg-Ca
That's your indi
your goods from
Bee-Hive o
The Fair and i
l lp'+rl I1 'rrsLng ('I )
I.'n l atr i o(rnWV 1*'' iciind I' N8nco
stre"t; :; Wam l:t slantd is p)repa ecd
to do all {.is:, If . 1.anin ? ;11:t Ilying
:n.l Ipr :- i ll. ; i : 4n; cct for andl
lnhnt Ii Iir '.) arid ebensl ! for. $[ 0)g
unided 1842.
(?1 '\ YN ":.~j?
t . ' i rais."
Sold direct from the
factory. Comparison
speaks louder than tes
timonials. Stieff pi
anos "sing their own
praises." Order one
on trial or for compari
son and you will buy
the Stieff.
Old instruments
taken in exchange.
CHAS. M. STIEFF,
Piano MJlanufacturor,
Baltimore, Md. Nor. &
So. Carolina Branch
Wareroom, 213 N.
Tryon St., Charlotte,
N.C.
C. H. WILMOTH,
IV! anager.
Good Time.
Every man, lady and
boy should have agood
Lime piece. Come and
buy it of Us as we have,
a large selection.
If your watch, clock
Dr jewelry needs repair
bring it to us and we
wil put it in good or
der.
We also have a nice
line of
Jewelry, Silver
Wear and Glass.
The Jwalr,
' :l' re; it ig
Ii : C loyer,
-t it lo t > ril
W()~ llY .\ I ilt AtH1.
V gu it tie 'v'li Il 1. Pl a o fg
. C.alaile
iartoro. in 1856.
rop.
1 ilient,
purc nhaWnse tock 'thea
Soiver youad on
dto n t30, 'das onl:.
rr ifie i raiiFree. \'t o t
ewety to buy
CBargaedins5.
sqar>. e~e
h Eletivos
og aboatoies