The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 02, 1901, Image 2
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I AIL r(Cent address at Hie U niversity
of 0hin:t:"t, Mr. I icef'1lclr, one of the
wrt:hti !'Ici,'tt m en, .ahl:
") llint'li 1:'ts )e'tl maid of late on tht
ft t '.uccess ht I fIt)i1':t- uak
in!' t' ua r( sugg) lon. T'he th' antltes
f ' '*. ar hcI t.ter to.ht l lay ll h evei
b.'f lree." i.s atttaine' d by itiul.
tr:,. I' ;t - I r: en e a 1 IIl I, cou phic:
wi:h :'.ny :I;ut O ifd 'wa ik.and you)1
II n' f x t I t ot b it ve i' in1 aty"
o' * w.((L 14Ii (11 f te111
t ilr:n . i"" of . n who h:iltvc plet l of
"ii it i ry. pu'1'r-lv w et'l' : nllIti tIn'h,
coup] ti w.i I ih a ny a i)l II t of h i::r.i wol .'
I ut wh"tIt h I avt; IIever b1 tin iablet to ulna:
Iny IIlrge fortuni, ;o. -t of them unot
e.ven able to make a e'a.lortsleliving
for thcn1 lve a\ indf f:tn,iit''
Thtre arht nitny ()ther h me1nt1 hi
side:s 'oft iU r" , j ,r ; : er:il-' rid pf!ei,"
whib hntr' i t'lli'h ito thlle m e:tkin Lo
i,'i ttftl r(' t'ty m il m:1 , forl if . th '--l
things: alolno colul d nulk' inen rich,
manyV tot'n who are notw poi' would ea
e(a lllt and nliuey of til- wvealth cihl!
o '11i 1 h.: p -n(ill sear :.
lit t o as l i r. i,etfIe r ach'e vl d(i
r;Iet e"n-: II1 ) :a piled up hi: inil;ion o,
ht ' ant, frl" nothin _ thlt, t ont'yl can;
b1 , he u f: r a tlm: L ati Ili.- w rbil o m
tl i l itlth iatltl ( it'illrI' : i:t ('i it:; it
1ut ' 'f i 1)1'I 1, )tU t Ii :t, l it' iti l-' vt-l
1'"t: t andl tru:11 t'to :-- - "
till' l i'i r fre w it t t ) f i' -
tli t t \m:t-t tt to i f l yL,w- n of'
u 111,''1 for L1;t (lit :itl ' is it: rI' it e
ti ulq ti..ta l, whibn h ' t i' ; le to t.ins
plroi -'"t ain thl hli u;ble in (<'.l
metl e.tn e o the lat, t he mo (' i(al-ter
oI uoo r rorn forltine yN- at1i p (nalt,
a l' - i (lt t h-nu;ndt "i of t i i t .,e r
Il 'a. , ti n h rltoI lt': t l- fian;! of eft'ern tl
p:i': i to n fr'omlt 'tl ith ct iedto if his
(o:'!I:thait Iio to ht- (th-iv'til fr<o n t i'. a:
s;nrant"t Of an hulmotalityv of faml:. I i
tbin tiiternt , ir'e .1 '; W vet r ofi a tnt,h
I,'ley littiakon into) a(Wlk a n t ell c unt
di :)in lt nie s no lt'." ot Ia-ttrfuli ta n
tir. Mtb>]ani in t.h nm r oi f hI tter (tl
. , btill t.hirl' ve r e of thae doit
intc, ;ilc:euc, while the ir t fancict of
It.l('.r and \'ii'):i havi' e mlt ' d ILo n 4
hpl ce h 1 1 h trlit t o t i S t't',,
re rto bens. Th' i iiit of inatur :
hI I' )Cti.'N of illit:t' rule th(_' livjnt'
c i t ren. o b hondi en o t he ut the
';rc of the I llto-'ttt hia flallen front
In thi tday and t:re'ration, whe n tok
h , ie b i s tho hei;ht of mia at i -
th', t i!rhto hout d n 0ot he loa of th fact
t.;utt t .he rich tu n is not. r lw y: th
hapity naan, and tft hapinces, and
thw t:on.ce(iousn Iey of halving" dlone' one':;
iluty, andt oI llaving :t.riven to make
oth1rs hapy and a world heLtor by
your iaving lived in it, const.itute the
i'elients of true fccell.c+:sT.
''. wm ildt .:ay to the Gireenwtotnd In
:''; that the editorial fui htich a
1:'1'ed iln The itralf :nud News Set
t1,iu ago about "the caepaign in thl
:'ininth" sowhit,o tas exe. Otion
4i~ i"' otb aleasar beeedlaine wtoloe
j~ ~couthe oeprry in tohis agat whose
dt astrca Oesonallyu oai gsometing
humuta hee suspeneo an cotmporary.n
.iht Cfothbi bei fare enwo
Inetndalothrbrgtlihso
tereted n ths in tter wo wil a
Witl l iII Frrint'ti ir Tryi, t to ..ilrtte tho
Iio lnt -)t'ctiv e itltwliIn (lo(H Ilt'ro.
' 'The State, 1st.
C. I. Utter was brought to thil city
yesterday at 1 o'clock a. In. )eteet.ive
Ialwdtin urned limn over to SheriIT
Coleman who consig ned himin to the
county jail whero he is still stopping.
.;tia ;trate Moorman gave the P1
oner a p relimintry yesterday afternoon
and bound hiim over inl $80:, $100 for
tach warrant.
T'h, two wtarratntts were Sworn oit, by
r. .\'er-.and .11r. Sligh, of Newberry,
I w0hm t'tter tli'ed lli strengtlh inl
ht_ no). r:.r:>rio u "Sylvan; }latc ghass
it! ilay ii1 :'lj ali'y.
Ii warrants charged "Riot, and
Lta'ilt aid battery with intent, to
h'ilc l!'i)ner was captured at (Chiill
cothe, Ohin, where lie clains to have
:on tolIi alciept I. position in the mia
r: sho ps of the I;altilntorc and Ohio
.ail'-v-, at tlat place.
i'rteviou, to hti d: lieu;lty\ here U:tter
hal ;eld a pu-ititn with the UlSout hern
railiwa', inl t::e .h(lc- at Spe:'eir, North
-arotlina. \\'hln th c striko wva- te
la:reti he strutck-, with th( otel' union
men and tlhen caime to this city. So
whlie not, a Columbia striker he was
a 'trilketr neve rthlbc- and from the
"outthc rn1 ratilway rhor:.
The Sottheni ottieals haver. :,a;ired
io l:tin: to lotate and ea;'tore I'tier,
nn iihs c:ee will be pi'o-entel at the
next I :':o of court tlo,g with the other
ir11tr:: w,i.o :t .Un<ltrI hond.
I ';e'ttivc Ir'titwin N who is a typical
\ r:'iniatn a;nd at man of mno"t 1,leatintt
:1-rI, , ?-Iettli d:ty inl tihe city
Inl < 'tmtl:m y\ w' ith hr:1an :n. t>
.ho wryv dowrn it wa' .:.':ir, d that het
jtito thi Ih'1trnan car with Lis man
to l iet'iut a rt-eun by strikers. I lIe
hl'clin'i all thle-e warnings. lie hal
b roiiught hlis brother atlonll-, a- a zpecial
:iuirl :tid tiey cane ini the da:y toarh
v.ih t'ttcm-. No (llne g:tve thii any
\\'hie ht-re .\Mr. Ialdwin :lled 1pion
the tov"erntor. AlIthoug,h tho governor
h:d i-sutd no rti'cli-ition for I tter,
loking at, the intter from : pturely"
blu.imii -. stand'oint, and ii (he light, f
thr' anioniut it w:iilhl hav'' cost the
Shle hail he done :,o, he ord'red that
the itual per diem and mileaie paid
alrents of the State in such (as(s he
laid l )cteetive Iltlwin. The detective
declinei to take toilenge coveriig the
roads o'er which lie used pt'rsotl
'['The Statl did not. pay tle iasistillit
brourght by the detective, however, as
thiL i not douo evel ini cases of reqlui
sitions.
I:tectivo Ihtidw in returned lait,
eveiiing to 'iirg ia.
Ut.ter seems to have difficulty inl se
euring boud. UJp to last evening lie
hai not, been able to do so. 'llhin is
probably du to the fact, that he is a
st,ranger in Cohihil)ia, and due to thn
fitrther fact, that he wenit away fron
the Stt iiinecdiately tfter theoffenses
with which lie is charged were com
mli,tedi, thlough as before stated lhe
wished toi stay hero and answer to any
chiarges tha:t miiighit ie preferred.
F"airview', iotir.
('rop)s arie nr.euinug rain veCry badly3.
ir. 31. ( . NIorris and fami13 ly isited
at NI r. J1. t . NI oore's last Sunday.
ilias1 Juclia MIat-hews, of Niniety-Hix,
is visiting at NI r. N at.han WVheeler's.
Miss OIra DIickert.., of Orangebuirg,
has been vkit ing relatives and fr'iends
in this connmunity.
\Ilisses Noira and Mattie (oninelly3
spent Satunrday night ini Newberry.
II. H . I.eng & Ilros. hlavec moved their
saw nill Ion AIir. J1. A. Ihaker''s place
and have commienced sawIng.
TJheire ill lie commiuiiioii services it
I'imey W'\oods Chlurch t.he thirdl Sunday.
Our school is prtogressing nicely un
der' the mnanagemient of Miss I,illian
Luther.
NIr's. .1. A. flaker' Is very ill. 11(p1)
to see her out soon1 again.
WVe have beeon lnfor'med tbat Mrlt.
W. 1'. Urmunmpton Is going to movo near'
l''air'view and( put uip a blacksmith shop.
We hadiu thio pleasuro of hearing an
exceclent~ sermon delIvered by altev.
Nease at, Macedonia en last, Sunday.
[ remaini--wishiing~ tho editor andi
readerlsi' of ti his paiper' a me'irry time.
July 2i8, 19101. J1. M. NI.
TIhie i'¢ rains have greatly im
priov'ed the crops. Most of the farmenrs
arc through with 'heir work. They
can nowi hav'o a good tltmo fishIng, etc.
Wa.ttermielonis are simall and not verj y
plentiful. 111)11 thie later ones ill bet
mucith better.
TheIc bui'ial of young M!r. Waters, of
Jalapa, here wvas largely attended yes
Mr. J. 10. (lotlld, of Goshuen Hlill,
vIsIted hIs children, M%rs. L. A. Jleter
and WV. T. Colleid last week.
Mi'. J. Webb White, after' a visIt, bero',
has gone to Choster and Lanicatetr.
Mr. Isaac Kennedy left for his home
lin To'nnesseo last Monday.
Mr'. L.* A. Hawkins spent part of last
weok In the P1omarla sctIon.
Mr, Henriiy Cannlon hias bean elected
beachor for the next behool term here.
Mr. Frank Sligh is home from Co.
lumbla. Top.
August 1, 1901.
"My baby was torr'Ibly sick wIth (lie
liIarrhoa,' says J. H. D)oak, of WVIl
hlams, Oregon. "We werec unable to
euro himt with the doctor's assistance,
and as a last resort we tried Chathber
u.ain'i Collo, Cholera and Diarrhaa
ltemedy. I am happy to say It gave
nmed iate relief andi a complleto cure."
[For sal e yW_ 1. Plam
Tl - MCIll.l'l' COUlJJT OF INQUIiY.
ICe'ell,t Hf Helley'H Letter to R,eretary
Lung Aekstowledgedt t- -ait by the
Naivy I)opa rl uaaett--No Explattiatloin
of the )elay Vouchsafedt.
Washington. .July 31.-t was an
nollneed at the navy departmient today 1
that the lettoe froin Rear Admiral
l iey, neknowled ging the recelpt of
the Ircct'pt to the Court of Inquiry, 1
uni itaking certain su ggestions wit i
referenee thereto, had at last been re- I
-trivt'l. No explanation of tl delay
in its arrival and no Statemnent of it4 I
mntnt wee tvv n iih:ted. Judigo Ad-i
vocate i.tnlly simllply annoinet'd that
lie h'tter hatd arrived an1 would re
iye consideration. lie delined to
tontwer all interrog:itories, basing iii: t
rtfusal upon the order of the secretary
prohlibitinlg oIliecers froln diiseus:ing thre r
ase. ('apt. Lemly departs on his an- t
inal leave on Saturday, and the suppo- c
iition is that Rear Admiral Si hle-y's I
fetter will be consideted before that
i l1 , a t l that w ha tevel "r atttion is to he
ak len on thle AdImh .1's represenOItationls
vill be taken att once.
(apt. .hames i'ar'ker. the ex-nalv.l
>tlieer. who is acting a, Admirai
chley'' at'sistanlt coun-tel, coltinulued s
ls examinlllatenin totdayt of the lo's of p
the ship. engatred in the Santiago I
:a (up ai'ign, (ili ot}her ollicial.' rrecordls t
pielaining thereto. IlIe oceup,ied Se'
eay I.cnrt's ntliet! adjo1iing the bnl- i
cute of Iav-igation. and by dirretion of t
Xdmniral ('rowliihield, chief of that t
nlt'au, w ho is nwt actin secretary of t
Alh! navy', neLwsp)aper1 toen andt others r
were', n1ot ImiN"nlitti to ConI1luii1tate
wcithl him. One of tht' ollicers of the
bIutretu r uained con)stantly in the
rot to St-e that the ollicial records
wire no' 1am,pered with.
Admiral S 1ey's letter to the de
p.irt:nent, togetcher with the reply
thereto, as :oo1 a- the letter is ppar
ctd, sill be made public.
1)iti frorn St. I'lillipm,
1once more tite pl'asure in writing
to'1The ilerald and Ne'..
I he erops are looking line in this
section.
St. i'iiilip's t-;oelal Literary Society
niet on July 27th. Our subject was:
"I'-solved. That, money has greater in
lnl ece otver man thani womi1.'' Th?
negative won. There was ta large au
iieneo iresent. Josh Trump was also
I,reseIlt- that night. He did not shoot
it- gun, but, 1e gave us somne good ad
vico. Our next meeting will bo the
fourth Satutrday ill August. Oui' sub
jeet will he: "Resolved, That the prilnt.
ing press is more beneticial than steamt."
A cerltaini young man went to see his
host girl and got so excited that he lost
his tie.
Our little town, Kalula, is in a pros
perous condItion. There is some talk
of city lights being erected, and if so,
there will be no danger of a collision
w It,h tho'e out riding.
There have been two drtunmers to
visit our- (own, on dry goods and shoes.
They both eold a nico lot of dry goods
atnd1 shoes to our monchants. If you
want a nico0 lit, go to Rluff & Kibler's onl
tile corner0. Thiiree chleers for ourP towEn,
it is growiIg mlore p)rosperous cvery
i\liae 0(35ettiiiand Zoric Neal arc tile
gnests of Mr'. Poery Hlalfaere.
MIitss'l'eddy Mi;bin is v'isitinlg ill our
communliilit-v. Feather Tlop.
August 1st, 1901.
Fish Lines.
A lish sat him1 (downl with a bliink to
thin1k,
Andii dipped his lin thioughltfully into the
inik;
Thleni iilned( this shiort llote;
'I ear 'I011aiy," 'hle wIrote,
"'In respionse to your line0 of the othler dlay
I hafstenl to thanlk 3you w.ithlout (1elay).
ilit, hiad not tiiat squiring, (delicious
younig wvorm~
Showni a set in his cuirves too sspiciouls
I mlighit not lie he
To write you, Illy dlear
(WVhat y'ou mayt) not hlelieve, 't is so mon01
strouisly quee0r),
That the wriggler you senlt
With (1uost kindly intent
IInd( swalllowed a1 pin1 thait was frighitflliy
ben'It 1
"Yolu see-if I'd greedily takenl a bite,
Th'le pain1 anId the shoek woul haveI fin
iihed 111 qulite;
S~o, the niext timle y'ou sendl(,
My julvenlile frienld,
Jnst inark if the wormh has ai naiturai 1bend(
l're you dangle hi1tn temiptingly down
here to be
yihie death11 of somei innIoccOt 'ounlg ting
like mn ."'
And lie grilimed as lie used somle dlry sand
for a blotter
In1k dIries rather slowly, youl know, unl
dler water),
Thien signed It ini haste
Aund sealed it with paste.
It was growing quite dlark and heC'd 110o
tinic to waste,
Bo lie p)osted it slyly, withtout wasting
Dni the crest of a rip'ple that rau toward
tile shore;
?1hen, shaking his scales ini a satisfied
glow,
below,
Where lie soon1 fell asleep
In anl oyster-bed deep,
With the green sheets of water lis alumu
ber Ip keep.
-Jessica II. Lowell, In Junle St. Nicholas.
WVhat most people wvant is someithing
nlid anId genitlo, when In need of a
>hysic. Olramberlain's Stomach arid
[Aiver Tablets fill the bill to a dot.
rhley are easy to Lake and plcasant in
fIeot. For sala e yW ia Plam.,
l'1i{CS AiSOJ1ATiON SIES NIA(iACRA.
'They iov.klt {vhoru th tittely rnIetiicur
t f ant Oc(ann-l.lkt Flow, lltlt
Ittlilt' TihNt ca11 Only
Here bo 11car11i."
'ie triI) to Niagara was the Ito.
>l1easanlt. of aill. ;Iume mnay th in k ot her
vise, hut Sunday is int it bad dlay to
isit tiiese su)rb and wtilerful erea
ions that even old nature has ncver at
t mplted to duplicate. The blue ('.as.
cill giants, shouletrinII ceh othetr In
ilent grandeur on the banks of the
ludson, are magniieent, tut NIagarlt
Inde-ct'ribable. One enl sit and look
md feel, but mre words do not iere
va:il. The old Irotluois namue, "Ni-alh
a-a"signifyin;; "tho 'hutnders of
he wIatel's," a titmlt' giventl by the sois
if nature to LItis ceseless, roarit',
olling vt)lnme of inadly rushing wit
trra, colies near being a description in
1)itoilo. Wit h lt h nderous 1 tar, elotud
ike vptl)r, superb in voltllnle and;
trt'ngtl the wonderful fitls tilt the
nind and ('ntIhiral I ones etit ire being and
tehl luoient adds to imlr)tess;ions that
o deep and sceni to touch the inner life,
Ven as with it human touch. The l'tty
aw everything here that was to be
eei. 'T'hey looked at the falls, then
vitinderetl to (oat Island, returnt id and
ooke_d again itt the falls. Theyv went
o the briti ge and looked u1p at the rap
d. btt caine ba to the deep, hooa
tig roar of falling waters. They went
o the Cave of the Winis, went under
he falls, out oil the rocks and brid;ez,
ll to the highest point where thi' it
'ush tas wildest and again the deep
uu!,te of the fatil- calbd thmi. bactk.
I'hey boarued .t e Maid of the M ist
tind ainid the spray and smoky vapors
hey vent out on the waters: thetee on
he Goree ltaiway, down to the whiiil
n, stillen w%hirIlmol Ar.d whirlpool
pil)ids and back ngainl to see the iking
mlists and the silent wondering crowds
it, the falls. Over on (he Canadian
side, tilp. wiy ulp. on the elilf' and
heights of the Q;ucenstont ateross the
lofty sulpension hrtlges;up on the iowter
banks of the river where the h1issing,
plunging, mad waves are 25t) feet iet p;
nl) and up and ip, until igain the
steady roar was heard and the grandetur
made silence everywhere also. A nd
when the time came for it farewell htok,
reluctantly and reverently, silently
and sorrowfully, they looked where the
st ately gi'antleur of an ocean-like flow
inade the iinsic that can only here be
heard. .1. '. Norincit.
Growing Old.
Softly, oh, softly ! the years have swept
by thee,
Touching tlice lightly with tenderest
care;
Sorrowantid death they have often hrtight
nigh thee,
Yet they have left thee but beauity to
inar.
Growing old gracefully,
Gracefully fair.
Par froni the stormis that are lashing the
ocean,
Nearer each day to the pleclaant home
light,
F~ar fron the wa1ves that ..re big with
Uiider full sil, andl the hlarb)or ini sight.
Growing old gracefully,
Cheerful and brightl..
Past all the winds that were adverse and
chilling,
Past all the islands that lured thee to
rest,
Past all thte eurrcents that lured thee unl
willing
Far fromi thy course to the land of the
blest.
Growinig 0old gracefully,
Peatceftil aind blest.
NJever it feeling of envy~ or sorrow
When the bright faces of children are
N-ever a year front the yotung wouhdst
thotu borrow
Thott dost remlciebe what lieth be
tween.
Growing old willingly,
Thtnkfutl, serenie.
Richt in expericnce that inegels might
covet,
Rich in a faith that hiath grown with
the years,
Rich in a love that grew firom and about
it,
Soothing thy sorrows and htishing thy
fears.
Ordiving old1 wealthily,
Loving and (lear.
hecarts at the souind of thy coining are
lightened,
R.eady and wvillinig thy hand to relieve,
\Iany a face att thy kind word has bright
ened,
"'It is more blessed to give thtan re
ceive."
Growving old happily,
Ceasing to grieve.
cyes that growv dinm to earth and its glory,
Have a sweet recompense yottth can
not know,
dars that grow (dn11 to earth and its story,
D)rink in the songs that from Paradise
flow.
Glowing 01(d graciotisly,
Purer than snow.
-Selected
SOnly 50 Cents
to make your baby strong and
welil. A fifty cent bottle of
Scot/s Emulsion
wvill changc a sickly baby to
a plump, romping child.
Only ono cent a day, think
)of it. Its as nice as tre'en.
bend for a f ece samnte, and try, it.
.,CoTTi & niOWNi , Chemnis s,
400-4i5 Pearl Street, New York.
Soc. antd $i.00; all druigIsis.
SEED! SEED!
BUIST
TURNIP
SEED
New
Crop
at
Mayes'
Drug Store,
Corner Nance & Pratt Streote.
ICE CREAM!
Pelhan's
r)
Fountin
16" T
F1 T-L S RA1 IEX-will be given by Allr. \V. WV.
Iiisor anl AIr. John ron at Stomnpsto
Sprin. on Au:ust ;d. This aring;
is ..Ituats 1 on the Newberry and LIaur"
cn, line two miles from the Cahlnes
briFk hou and iS the ainest minertl
matcr ii. the Sa'.". Tbtis will be th
grandest 'eue of th soanont. t.eiember
tbc date, Saturday. August 31. (Given
by IZ iser and Johnson. An excellent,
dinner may bo e'p.ected.
naer,i;te~fL ii will n e any.
The test w~ hz Oich~ witflCle
bthat ofuray acuaust31.(ie.
Ouz~r uassortment of cut
-THE- F NF
inrlu an ordinary - man86-8
neral onv uine rante
onthts Spualt ation all
Thleton.Cespod c icited.
SavigssDprtment. ct
ofe4ypir cope urdte. o
al nd Jy1to ac e ar
NatioWa l3ai. ofMNS~e, Ast Cr
Qupus n ofit - $868
Genere kis buet oi'nacted
net ort8s Somiah ateninet
Savings Dpaentm.
of4 I0 t s fllI fr-o date a f
J.W SIMS st '
ne tr Stomah s Le
Tin ' n t 1 ;lre m,adl( wit hout fobil: onl
1'1fo1t V(nla til t o'II 1) t It' slo per.
FiVE REASONS WHY YOU
Q() (?* (C
lst. It nt'orts the host ventiltit iu,
wit Iott flbit or rrost iclks; t iho hot
froo fromn flds on I Ie sitles anI foot
till tlt vaenn'I1 .
'2itl. It handII!os the not, by releasin
sprin IIr I I rry th Ite not to it pe'l')nclj
old. I'h hod I n ho roiled to any
Ith. It is the only net in use that it
beautiflly oNtt tle bead.oard t a l
,it ht. A child enn wvork< it. F'oi
sujw in
We are now showing
newest and moststylisi
market.
Dress Goods, If[islins, Piquos, Gin
the lowest, considoring the valunlof ti
Wo call special attention to our V.
and always have carried the largest li
the load in this as our contemporaries
timo after timo. The famons \V. B. I
We load all others in our lino of 11
prices-Misses', Children's and Ladie
Our Millinery
is full of attractions for the ladies. I
We cordially invite a thorough insl
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 yotn' 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.
Interest paid on deposits in the Savings
Department at the rate of 4 per' cent.
per anhumn from dato of deposit at
OF~ NEWVBERRY, S. C.
CAPiTAL - --$50,000 00
We transact a gencral Banking busi..
ness and solicit the accounts of Indi
viduals, flims and corporations.
D)1IREoTORS.
Gro. W. SUMMERt. L. W. L'oy.
GE~O. M. Mow uu- l'. C. SMorrnr
1". %. XVWILSON. WV. i. j UN'P.
JNO. M, KINARDU, Preident,.
0. B. MAYER, %A. F. WRIJGH T
Vice-President. Cashir.
Spri
m Sr
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lhV sides or ill the IlOad-piccoC, giving
SHOULD BU t THE DIXIE.
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having a ioad piCco 5 feot square
iir rvadily v:ieap eN, andc the not being
f bod tiho cool air easily rushes in to
gt4lio cord at tho foot of the bod; the
(ular poitsition against the hoad-board.
part. of t ho root, for vc ntilation or
I an ornamont to ia room, draping as
o curtain d<.0s oni a window.
Sa';o by
08( Ae4h.
OO WiL
a complete line of the
igoods to be had in the
lans, &c., &c., at prices which are
io goods.
B. Corsets. Wo undoubtedly carry
no in this city. We are always in
havo been obliged to acknowledge
Jorsot, the most popular in America.
usiory. We have all tizes, styles and
Department
ltest and most fashionable styloe.
Pect ion. Como and see us.
Take an
EASTMAN KODAK
with you.
Your vacation or trip will be many
times as satisfactory if you have a
good Koda1k to take pictures of the
dlifloent scenery.
If you1 wvant a perfect Pen buy
W atorman's Ideal Fountain P'on,
the standard of perfection-sold at a
fair price--absolutely guarantoed..
Ii also sell the Edison Phonograph.
There is no amusement of modern
times that equals the Phonograph.
They wdll record and reproduce hu
man, speeches. They wvill record
music and reprouce it afterwards.
They will repeat what has been
played, sung or sp)okon by others to
the machine. You can have your
frionds sing or sp)eak in the machine
and reproduce it many years after
wards.
H-am mocks and pictures of all
kinds and at all prices a specialty.
JTRfYES' BOOK STORE.
THE NEWBERRY
Land and Security Co.
WILL, BUY AND SELL
Notes, Bonds and
Mort
Stocks ofa