Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I). itolic, o[ I':x,1,.iojr ComrPIIuInity. AIr". .. NC. I,on;' aId11I.i-,tt,r,ItOsa. wt"nt oVeI' to SiIlla 11tOn Ti'.1(ifday(' of t,his week to-)eId a wil e with t' heir"il' i.r, i'IPr. I,. A. IiObb, andl fin ily. 1here will be Iinie at, .Johnston acadlrny oi next Sat,urday, th.. 7th. A at t I ng J of Ih 'o at,ron:, of . O1ko - (itone a(PndIirny, beld on ,S4turdiay, A u iut,.311t nlt-o , th y Ih Rted MIrH. Jane ILong a: pr'in'iial, and Ali- Iilattche Davi<h- n, 1!t vhtr of .Ilme I t I)av.'I tIn, asi-tnt. t("acher, for the next, thuba-tic term. W1( (on ratulat( Ihoy' p ":o;,le for putting IrI. ILong back to hir p ,-t of duty. ie is more L,ban an ordtiinltry lt(wn1:r. \V kno w wher(eof You .ave et"ardi teli of the right, Jer -0on b,tine:iat the ri.ht, pl;act': This il-t t"ertai'lly bI.- the-! (I- 1" at Jolly ,t ren lt -e ibo.l. i--:- lary I,mi Norris, who I l- ta - lht thr e "t e r at thir }ho . ta-- r:. le("ted by the p utrone t'--ithout att i ,l> 't tti.on. T'h . -ipeaks w i t it. \I -- N oerrir. wil are to -,:a : -s tht t th1 "rt" i- aln e',rt tb. , t' ad"" :. r.v v the work of t'-t:.a silv :. .If', .. i ?1'IlI)1rt'al1tny l as , alr"'a " t ' -,.. r "t . r.: .; <".1 i1 t e tet'l tt"_ '. i ng ('4 i <''e:"_s , 'r bh1 t '.t. I ch )11141(l'l.' . . )1't ". .".'.. .1.P( C h! :itS of -'"rre a )tv' (' andf r-a- :r,-r, -J. tW. .lh!ih. 1h) b o ta'y 1.n i ' i I.ogfr adfter i.. MS.' ' o. -'1r t t' - (I' -- ut rn ---n- arde n:' rci n' :. "wil .-e1:- .p u- "w) t , bi n,1 atr.:: ".rt of h :' , . . .;!l,o tr,"" al.ianc.e J":' ft:!' to. it C-. s tarnd:( to thi d,ar w, :t'. t"n. ain your aia1 n.1e will Wt, 'r~,re11111 1r 5 of -t :e mr,ort1e -unine(o wt_. or t i. t i --n: on:r again drying atteny *o ol'hbr sya St. Paul~, u11 oei' h tta_ ar ad tli ateng the e On tr ch.r--thad aI.Lr'ady bfeun then w'1Jieglar r iond but.( )'ever-the-N-i( as twe wereu in wo uld hrve irely goivt uoite iut.ho 'J'ti,r ,'". t11 f,-'( r.ir.(by (-le . of M r.rt, M i. rt. i tt, l n -r. ..Jl , o f roe I ,a n lt it pe''Ct. 'lentne. waf Whitre tonk, made we idt1xcet it wpacs indtob the nre was m ertiy enjoy3'sed oher lrg tatdience1 yrosent. heiit god ldi,o theJilJ chuh who are wuprintendnt ofi tio Smausehdoon hand tw vlaery Weie l,.owhich w(erte autond o by4.1 toin of th c greation fo a.fternoonbl tserese.Th iers guit ws ueg ebyensi. .pahn Awl, an Piomaia of the pricea fo t5.> 'p'ht twcon was. bMugh byd Mr.ti Jo0hn (lar odmat red eon-gh whegihony of ught'a $300.ub This mave t,hey heo pade th lniconinle tumof bgoos worko. his,at oen o Sny,f poldi St 'at'. baut at ovurdthe grond ad thelpameheiotwad groundir myo Tuadrassembn.-d was thel churchd wit hat t,hrne moregodadtut,ntr Yoursg tllehe nex tmer, or.r Sep. 5. Gogga1. Cv.Prf.W. K. Chllgh and M"vr. A b.oWtle, of roes plseit,y There wani at iarg simlygroga V in set andqiiei al tseiemed fom feo as cued, thtinsgo o bay.theree. Thelmetngiwas preied ovre me ofthtnic contipatintigeteJman, ofvas Phedonysho at thls ac. WenSwire p rug toe,te gdol paa to o;hecurh Rv.J A lih al to be resent H e hs been sufrn i t l i t V \il ii t'v' i i titir - uti in \oi ' ," r elie . thr le ,l . 1l,i - n Ihi 1.in ,,+ pl a e r ig N a1r t d t r1 - , urn t1o mek thll 11it in atIlla htviI ani it t ill go to the' 1I 'i t nl 'm i tan fol r ilr I aii yours truly, J1. ti. McC'arley. Siept,'t ber 3t, 191. Ntwberry, S. (, Sept,. 6, lOl. Mle. .e. S. Met'arley, Whitmiru, S. C My It'atr Sii: I am in rei'Opt of vour favor of the 3I1 inyt., and in ruply I b)(g to 1-ay t.hat t num HurlrIsedI that uch anl unlfotted chlarge sho11h1 he laid againct, Ime. ''lie madl gnatty of I Hu hll Ia Chtt' go besp1unkH i-4 it. author" I amu Hiur'l that, a friendl couhd not wNit.ho1.6 facts have rtigiunte<olt er tcir llatl'd Hutch I t fa,lsHe Hi atin:it or tLCctIatlion. I feel, In fact, I know, ti sonrce tf Huch all ncecuH ,LLion I Htil)i ,us} I O Wll) Voul( willingly injure n', but who Ihl1l 110t comei ott, and at.rlke. They havo adopt Vd a Imethod of an assassin: 'l'hcy st,rIke mhe and slip away In Lthe dark. I woul not fel called upon to even notice Hi([) Slatiaderois Ilies wir e it not Lnat my frionds heaing it, repeated so often and at Ho many places by this herd of cnttle would lisunderstand my H1011ce Iintoen acknowledgment or- co1 t fession of the t,ruth fulness of the report. Your letter gives me the opporLunity to dIny this malignantly fals acclHt Lion. I deny most enmphatically that I in any way endeavored or sought to have the tetnce of Pleasant G Ill lan commiluted; that I In any way used any influence to that end. I trust, that lily frields have found In m1le anll ollic.r who is willing to do every duty which the llaw and tile judgment of our Courts may imioso upon mne, how ever unpleasant, this mlay be. Whenl ever the day Ctel when to avoid do ing my duty, because t is unpleasant, I shall use such means and adopt such methods as are laid agalist 11 Iin t,his charge, I will resign my commission and retire to private citizenship. I thank you very much for your let Icr laui trust that my answer will he -atisfactory to you and to all those who le-tr['t t' know the truth. You will find enclosed h'-resvith the illiavit which you sent me. I hardly think an aflidavit, ieuessary after this Ietter, lut have no objections to mak ing it, and ae yrlu have written for it I have thought it pI ibly best to send it, I amd Your5 ost truly, M1. M. Buford. Till-: S.%A1T1. Of S(t'T'ii ('A17.INA, i S JI'N'Y i'- N):i-I: It;tY. Per-oal ly carme before te M M. Bu ord who being d ulya worn hays: I have riot used or tried to ue any personal tiluence, e, i .ther h v I aske-d or-- used the inl h1 once oif any one else In order ha lt the~ dloi th . nnenl mpos'd or' l''casant Gjilliami by the last Ju1 tLermi >f Courlt for Newbelrry Counut.y might if: commu1111 ,d M M . Bu forid. r3worn to before mec Sept. '3th, 19(31. WV. Wi. ilodges, J. P. N ('. Ne wberry, S. C., Sept. 4, 1901. r;ov. MI , 1. NI eSweeney, Columibiai, S. C. I).ar' SIr:-] respectfully of ask you dild I over l)etition or' ask yOU to commute t,be senten'1ce of P le?asanIt GIlliam. An-l 4 wer andb obl)ig,e, Yours m' Iost, trualy, M. MI. HufordC. Sepatemberl 5, I901. Mr. M. MI. lIufoird, Shierilf Newberry Count y, Nowheorry, S. C. D)ear Slr:-Yours rcceivedl. In ani uwerinig your questIon, "'Did I everi leiion111 or ask you to coimmut,e the mentenlce of Piens'ant GillIam," I ans wer: N4o, you netver asked for a commutation md1( nlever presentedC any petItion. Yours very truly, . M. B. McSweenoy, Go vernlor. SCount,ly paiper's please'i copy. A Newberry Lady IEonOredl. There has recenltly beeni organ ized in he cIty of Atlanta a Ladles' Auxiliary I'y'pographiceal UJnlon-t,he first auIxill try ever organlized to a p)rinters union, 11nd a Newberry lady has been Clone he honor to be selected as its pr'eeI lent. Thie lady alluded to is Mise jonni1e Whites, daughter of Mr. U. B. Vhites, who moved from this county o Atlanta. The Atlanta D)aily News if the 2nd contalins large plictures of the tilicers of the above mentioned auxill ry of which MIss Whites Is president, ond Mrs. R. L. Whitecs Is vleeopresi lent. Mrs. R. L. Whites Is the wife of IIr. Ilobit. WVhites, son) of Mr. U. B. VItes, who holdH a reons)01Ible posi 1011 0on tbe Alta1101 Constitution. Not i TheC,tlSand Miles lVrnm NewbrarIy. k>mo very curious folk there be Vho love to warble oft tbe key. 'hey like to hammer, night and noon, In a p)Iano out of tune. 'hay search the househlold o'er with care 'o find a squeaky rockIng chair. 'he cards they much delIght to mIx, Lad gaily tiruunp theIr partners' trioks. 'hey dance in an appallIng st,yle .nd say "excuse me" with a smIle. 'hey fret, us more than tongue can t,ell, and yet t,heir glee one can't, dispel, lecause they mean so very well.-E'x. Carpet. at lower prices thall ever be- a pre. See them, at Wooten's. Ut I ' i . I ,, t. . 1 ii, a l t I ii ae S ei t l' i ' t l' i e'e \\ ItI'. 1 lill fe t ~ it\ , i'r -i *l i '-l . i I tt - til i .' elf I'tt i .\ t h. " -h -ti, - - fII. li t,w ' ,fi. . 1112 1 i. n ! o 'tt' d lIl I- i , kii"1 tait'n II ) it I t l' dI . li.t1 \ tl'+ li lll'itl u rtitillt t iett' tee ,i \.1it\ ' \ it elIf to ( ilitatli II the I" hali . I l fI Ilit .k , mdt Nave thet Il-4;s iht i l l rt IlI IeunI it'iit'.tiIll' ti11" ll n' i ite'l ", t l th 'i' it idtitl by Iawv to (llow it n i te' I to ce' aidNil who use-c thI' .ldt book-, in.I ll lt t the' netw. tI addillioni to Itticiog 11111h1=olti bhueck( ,1dt o elling t hie fI)low trom r ObL l h positot'i"e, l'ol I t i ' 'i it'lites -4iIIt's ha lstl'11111pz 1t "t t'Xt'ih t age i Y\ ' : 't'1 1'.' Lit,h t o-opcratiton of 1te ncI'ret"h ts in 11l11"' n o i y Illk n i tii rho tis. 1 he"y lat) l '-'elittln eei i l to pilt 1Iihtid,-s rteutalie 1111'n t tln to u th' tit Ilh>t.il i I01( write t' alskif y olie llt,, at ti oft it e ho tlt is e.'i' Itig t It t ul"Itit, t' tn i lit i I I lisherts htvel oft' conse toed Iip iup 'li to all such ptrsons titlt Ihooeh , to 't eold at tho w ilihL-sall- In a pri'c, iti t'erchatts hm1ilingl .;; to b a" ILl low ned pinl eit. of Ile he plutt'ris in comupetltnoation. Alt htugh this is emit 1:1tI compt'nsation,I it saltistlie"r h- tsounltry mkerchalnt who realize,s hthe vofah(t of lie 1 dvertisemtent iit hldling thHe lho book of tho neighh orhood. Text books are tha aold as cheaply in the country neighborhoodst as frot the County lite posit,ories. The publisher thua receives lets for his hookt in this St,at t,han anywher else in the world, and schotel children u y booki at the pricc whole 81a1e dealer"t have to pay outside of Sout,h Carolina. I write to ask if you are one of the Coit.y Supierint endent.s who have made this' art' ne eolut, in their couLn, iit Ifr you have not donu Ho, I wish to urge you t,o do o it once. The bit tlishertn that have so far consented to this ar ranegemeft are thal ir 1t1. Johnson Com pany and (Ginn and Company. thelirs are the books that are ltost ncossary -readerH, arit h met.iCS, geograph its and historiea. They started this arran;e ment, and I am now trying to induce other publishers to make It. e)LU IOOKS e'LE:\Ns1> I'l. Sone parents mnay not he fuily in formed of tho fact that all ol school books now in the: hands of school chil dren can be turned into money while the new bo oks aire be-in.: purchased: but that if they negect this until No vembe r 15th, ti'il, it will bt' too late after that. I ha. learned that so merchants, not wishing to be bothered with taking, up the oh books, to not encourage them to be brought in, and there are people who are buying hooks, not knowing that they can turn their old books into money. E- teb County Sunerintendent should see to it that no such mistake occurs in his rounty. In fMri all your teachers and trlstees, and secure from all merchats assur ance of o-operation; and have your vnisty swpt' cleanf thelt . ld book. Mr.RtiiTayoh nd J.Mfail,ofS Sdat, Superinateenwth N.duction IIii temsfo t Lukhi,olse'l.y,V Hawk ins' fminely r last week. Mr. Joh P.ryunter of yourtty, mpnto last week. wihl im ater' am eil bMitoso esi Whicr ho hasy been hisitind her sishaetentMr. as it ('auts, aov reureditme Mr.ni lW. . SaGibson move ion Pros Pertugh ,Trdy and i .Mns doileydk in the Booer outse. tilyHhOl agweltgespeillynden thofManning rangeifr itedoening.il Mr. LJze Herandkis itlboar Bia Mer. WlieI'. T.Gbsn ahndat,nd Pro peiy ast edk oo. ex ein Mr. Jan Merchaunt, ofi wraspser,y vimied agn eori comuonths Sunay. Mr. MRfu Taylor and fmrilotSa luda, werntmastrweeklwth Mrda. N. . Ii.e MJs Mt.lnn ied ele ati'ek.a Mro. JohnIBI Pryot'tlk, II a longmn of about.2 ers3,1wstae01. ,hsyu Wa itwe mon timed aglowh.hd (umra (o iselip iiiwhh pefty upon bLey emi theyuchaw e,n was turcausg als hadeys amidr larg clrod trly ou psenicalast waury. Jauxceote ad dress rety teimerhettdbyotPrs. G. T. P'uh bneR.t. 'riMI on was T hsoko of tr,he needs oftturs,) cou t,y schools, reguarh atndanLivof rpupyils. le r.oe: Aer tan Mtwo Magies Ba kor vwsoted Mr.A. L. tri,aln'ovs Itam ily alls weekit. Prof.J.I.> Hutr wh. assm S t\y a'l , ,lbti'I a '. I it h 1 1t \p 4N a-1' , H"h% \ h"ttl tt t i nleu l Is% t .i% I tl,.l lkt-. t b e N tIti l ta \ l ur p 'he st. IitsI. 11.4'1y t I11 . 1 1 - tta.1t n t b b 1 t o f i . h1 r.v I." h wa s oii -a-tl l outII \ 1 .I I .I ('. 11 '." II I It t' ;t l.ll 1 1141,2 I. 'I I'I n n1a l ', ithIo Itknwt 11t' 1 f ( I a hiti ii w o"II n'I"fr;1".1111 Ith 1nt 1f I l'\' II I -, II IW i: I I 'W I ~ I t 11 it l)II tI1tI', d I alt'W ll v11iet A rt 11n 11 I' r s Itu hr' Ii it tntl ent,Wr ut i ito 111 1 1:t IllIIn nute (-ir nIt,I Cour t IA.Iw ih. t'W . tII.W W W l Its - , m 1 r t, tI'ILI~I IIlitt I WII Iti II.2 I 1'Lu ,"; wllo kuw1 tuait- t 1 .h:-t Ita il"re tol171 show vo tn -' tl I t i t iron Ilot af o1111n t3 eIt,rt o -- whit 1' I allnr:ha lifton '' -rday InW1W1Wing f. I s r Vit E'. hl url it is IILIbt - full if I lis- I'anI he,. 5lone. \\W LIarnu'svhere ab olltS l;l ; Ilar t' no t, "til lIt, l I III iI Newhtt rI and wa., IIu teeI'd oult, sf t he Irv i''t NItvembI r It 10, I1898, but1 I was neveY r steen in Nw beW1) rry aifter~ thIat, time. E'very ,lf 1 h11a11 I bnIt mIilla te to loat, Ihtn: IinI, a;ccorilng information lodig ad II with he treasuryP3 depart ment , i f l) 1h"y ts undtr ti h Ipl rsitn'':{ i)1 tha t Ie toIl IIea I. "Whrrlile is il thought that cut,. WernI i i t oItal I the mone wcy left wthttt" him , hknon left, arecord in LI,he shape1t or vouli2beIrs and oin actcout, Nof thI 3 lack of Ipoierd (ocumelts the suit wast- beItgun. Thle heu'tetnanlt had aoul).t N2,0( 1 I" spnt for the regi mnlt wh onill n Now)te from Columbia to (ir iekaIrauga. Ms oney of this kind is knownI as coiTeoi mon)Iey, aml1( frtiemis of W%earnI 51ay that he2 patili it all out, in he hiu arry d rush of travelling and faile.d to get, vIouI:ber, as was required. It Id Wth no tu eieved by the department, thisat ithere wsd aLything erimsinaot wrong in what the young man did, but in the aIrm the regulations have to be obeyed to the letter. "When a r'ecent sett,lement waus made th,b accounts of the first Sout,h Carolina regiment were examined and the list of vouc.hers wIs not ompolete. Further inv estigationr showed that Wfearn,0 paper were not full and there wts no tiace of voteerS amounting to SIi(S ug. T is fact was reported to tbe Holicitoir of thbe treasury depart. rnint and a letter was sent to the dis trict, at torn,ey 'H I)lIiCe ?ere~ asking for all invsestigationu. Toe ollice uised every meILans in try ing tio establi5h the where about of Wearn, hut failed signally. Letters were nt to New berry and the recorda f the ostollie there showed that, mail or the young man had ,ever bein taken out by him. t was aeod that hi family thought, ie was dead and y nt it does not appear that the re :otrd of is deiL ls,. is on ille. aThe tdeauty narshil, to whiom the mimost was given ou esterday, isdoubt ful aout how to iroce, as he does niot know where Wearn can be found. If he is not locted the suit, will be 'd Iisised wI'ith prejlcudice. " the law tof heflth requires that the bo0wel5 move once each day and one of the penaltie for voratit this law is pilea. Kesp your bowels regular by taking ao's of Chamberlain's Stomach iand Lir t,abit saheli ncessay an(l eo will nevte have t,hat severe punish meilnt in Ilicted upon~f you. PrIce 25 cents. thor salb \V. th. yongIham.ha nve hake it all the year ron I- almelto Liver' Medicine. 10 cents at Dru. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly PHOiLfnt1pIThON. WI H[ElUuCAS I NIIOlMAT[ON .IAS VTbeen recei ved a ILthis D)epartmnent that an Atrocious Mutrder' was com))mit, ted In the Cotunty oWf Newberry on or about thle 12 day of August, 19111, tupon tile body13 of Louella Workman by Dailey Workman, andl that, the said Halley Workmlan hlas lied from justice. Now, therefore, I, M. B. AleSweeney, Governor- of the State of South Careoli.. Ila, in oe that justice may be clone and the majest-y of the law vindicated, do hereby offer a reward of One Hun dired D)ollars for t,he appr -hension, de livery and con victioni of the said Uniley WVorkmian. in testimony whereof, I have her'eunto set Wmy hand and cauised tho SEAL.] Great Seal of tbe St,ate to be af.. llxe~d, at Columbia, this fourth day of Septemlber, A. D). 1901 and in the 126th year of the Indlependlene of the United Stat,es of Ameriea. Bly the Governor: M. 1L. Coorga, Sleretar'y or State. NOIOE. ''NASMUCII AS A SYSTEM Og 1.sewerago lias been voted by the Jltinulfs of the0 to)wn, all Oit,izenls ar'e bereby notilfled that t,he furt,ber la.ying af sewers opening into the public Itreets or drainls will be pr'ohibitedW 11nd their attention Is called to sectiorn lve of the banit,ary Rules and ReLgula lIns, which will be rigidly enforced. SECTION 5. ''It shall be unlawful for miy per"son or persons to place any dop, waste water, dish water or foul vater in aWnytsink, pit, p11)0 or gutter elnding to anly st,re, drain or ditch vithin the city limits, and any person rlolating any of the provIsions of this ule shall onl conviction be fined in the umn of not loss thanl two ($2.00) (lollars or more thlan twenty ($20.00) dollar8, I ir b)e imprIsoned for a tern) of not, loss hanif three (lays nor more than t,wenty ave." By order of tile Board of Health of be Town of Newhorry, S C. M. Lt SP'EARMIAN, September 3.,1901. 8ecret ary. How To Gain Flesh Persons have been known to ain a pound a day by takiig n ounce of SCOTT'S E.MUlL ION. It Is strange, but it often ' appens. ,Somehow the ounce produces N he pound; it seems to start the ligestive machinery going prop rly, so that the patient is able o digest and absorb his ordinary ood, which he could not do be ore, and that is the way the gain s made. pt A certain amount of flesh is o' ecessary for health; if you have iot got it you can get it by v aking .St?!rs [IflSlOll You will find it just as useful in summer as in winter, and if you are thriving upon It don't stop because thz weather is warm. I soc. and $z.oo, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. STATE O1" SOUTll CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NH1W1'BERI(iY--IN COMMON PLEAS. Geo. S Mower, I'Ihinlitl, against Sam uel E'. I'ooz .er and The Atlanta Na tional I i!(ding and Loan Association, Defendants. -umtmons for lRelief. To the Defendants A bove Nam"d: Y OU ARlVl 111,1ZIEIuv SUMMO0NFEA) atnd requiret to answer the cot plaint in this action of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a Copy of your answer to the said con p,laint on the subscribers at their olie at Newherry, in said State, witlhin twenty days after t hi! service hereof: exclusive of the day of such Service: and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain tiff in this action will apply to the ('ourt for the relief demandted] in Ihe con plaint. MOW El k BY NU' \1, P'laintiil'- .\'t.ornuys. Dated at Newherry. S. C , Auvust 19, 1901. To the Above Named I)fenetiant-The Atlantat Nationa liuilding a:,d Loan Association: P LEASE TAKE NOTICE TIlAT t the Complaint, in the above entitled action was, on the twenty fourth day of August A. D., 1901, filed; in the oilice of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for New herry County, in the State of South Csrolina, at Newber ry, in Ihe ('ounty of Newberry, in the Slate of S outh Caro lina. MOWEI & 13Y NUM, Plaintiff's Attorneys. COLLEGE OF NARM TH Charleston, S. C. FO)' -NDED) IN 1785. P'RONG F A C !T L'T YV: WV E:.L S equilpped Chemical, IPhysical and Biological Laboratories; Observatory; Library of 14,000 volumes; and the finest Museum of Natural H-istory in the South. B. A., B. S., and M. A. courses offered. Tuition, $40, payable mn two in- i stallments. Board in COLLE'GE DOtM ITO1tY can be obtained1 at $10. a month. One Scholarship giving free tuition is assigned to Newbherry county, the holder to be appointed ( by the Judge of Probate and the I County Superintendent of Educa tion. All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for vacant Boyce Scholarships, which pay $150 a year. Entrance examinatious wvillI be held at the College, oni September 27 and 28. Next session opens September 30, 1901. Cat alogue, add ress HIAltLISON IANDOLPHt, President. Have You a Daughter? SIIF wVIIL BLi-es YOU AND) THICT WOni,) IN PROPOWl'ION TO TI- EDUCATION OtTers the best advant-ages, education ally, socially, religIously, giving A. HI., B. S., Normal Music Nxpression, A rt and Business (Corse's. Under expei enced teacheris, in an ideal c'ullegeo community. Most healthfu.l location. Deep) tubular well, water' absolutely l pure. Low rates. bi The past year all our rooms were o- i cupied, and many rooms are engaged for next session-the forty-third--I which opens September I18th. F1or Illus8trated cat altigue ad1dress Rev. James Boyce, Pres't, Due West, Abb4eville Co., S. C. Glen Uueen of so There is but one Glen lent for Stomach, Liver, Hotel open from Jun'e I : is up-to-date and e SIMPS( WAater for sa1e by $Ii0 o II lic Most. Dolighl1t fut.IL Oul to Now York a(l orthern and Eastern ?um mer Iesorts. LB B01IINION LINE AND I)A IL, CONN . ONH I)esiral!e route to l.- " .lrk'i lx -ition, lintTtlo, N. Y. , i tle o nuut y of long r" ii journey is brokti i;xpire ' -teaiutnu,yhl,s I.-av Nit rflk, i tiaill , 4 I-x t. Sitlnoldtv, Ni 7 11 1 in , rd Oihl 'oint Co ;mrort at I p. Im.. r Newt York: dirtett. 10fo.''ling 11pp'tr tlity for thro)u ith paatt'o fromut he 11uth. Soutthwe'"t mnd We't"t to v'i.it it .mtut l, Ohd P'oint Comfort and V'ir nia }i :-h (.n routte. Polr t icklets and genleral informantion >111y to r.liroidt ticket atgent4, 'Ir to It I'l OW! (;'n 'ral A'enl Nor 1k. Va : .l P. M A VlL, agent, 1212 3in t'. , I; hmond. Va If. I. W A I.A K 1 Trtlilte Manal,er, .1. .1 Blt )WVN. G;enl '.ss. A;tt , New York, N. Y. SA '"-~/ The( nots arm mluld without folds on orfoct vontilation to the sleeper. FIVE REASONS WHY YOU 1st.. It affords the best ventilation, vithout folds or cross sticks; the hot roe from folds on the sides and foot ill the vacunl:. 2nd. It handles the net, by releasir Ipring arms carry the not to a perpond 3d. The bed eac be rolled to any )t her purposes. 4th.' It is the only not in use that i ant.ifully on the head-board as a la< ith. A child can work it. Fo S. J.W Good Time. Every man, lady and >oy should have a good ime.piece. Come and >uy it of us as we have i large selection. If your watch, clock >r.jewelry needs re pair )ring it to us and we vili put it in good or ler. .We also have a nice mne of Jewelry, Silver Wear and Glass. The Jeweler. TATE~ OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NE~WBERRY_ IN PROBATrE CO URTL. co. A. Langford and II. O IReese as Administrators, wiLh the will an nexed, of the estate of Burrell M. Ralnes, deceased. Phereln, and by virtue of the ).wer conferred on us by the will of the aid deceas~ed, We will sell Iat putblie Itcry before the Courit H-i'use at New arry, S. C , on saleday, the 2nd day of Dptember, 1901. HOUSe and lot be. 'nging to the said deceased, lying and 311ng situate in the Town of Ne wberry, Sthe county and State aforesaid, eon iing One-Half Acre, more or less, id bounded by lands of the A. M. E urch and Mrs. Isabella Reds ibaugh, ary Jones and Caldwell street. T'erms of Male---All cash.- Purchaser pay for papers and1 stamps. GEO. A. LANG~OllD and H 0. RFiC1081, Administraitors, with theo Will an. ~xed of the estate of Buirrell M hines, dec'd. Springs n Springs, S, dthern Sunin n Springs and it has .n< Kidneys, Bowels and B~ 1 to October!l.' CuisinE verybody goes there. )N &SIM Dr. W. E. Peiham an SEED! SEED! BUIST TURNIP SEED New Crop at Mayes Drug Store, Corner Nance 8 Pratt Streets. the sides or in the Head iece, giving SHOULD BUY THE DIXIE. having a head piece 5 feet square tir readily escapes, and the net being f bed the cool air easily rushes in to ig the cord at the foot of the bed; the icular position against the head-board. part of the room, for ventilation or i an ornament to a room, draping as e curtain d0s On a window. r sale by ooten. THE NEWBERRY Land aiid $ecurity Co. wf'LL BUY ANJD SJILL Notes, Bonds and Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds., and Real Estate. 0. B. MAYER, President. JNO. M. KINARD, 8ec. and Treas. Take an EASTMAN KODAK with you. Your vacation or trip will be many timesH as satisfactory if you have a good Kodak to take pictures of the diff'erent scenery. If you want a perfect Pen buy We'ttermani's Ideal Fountain Pen, the standard of perfection-sold at a fai r price-absoh utely guaran'eed. I also sell t he Edison Phonograph. There is ino amnusement of modern times that equals the Phonograph. They will record and reproduce hu. nmn speeches. They will record music and reproduce it afterwards. They will repeat what has been played, sung or spoken by others to the machine. You can have your friends sing or speak in the machine ~ and reproduce it many years after ward1s. MIMOCKS at Cost. SIIYES' BOOK STORE. C. er liesorts. > equal on the conti lood, and service excellent. For board apply to PSON. d Gilder & Weeks..