The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, September 10, 1901, Image 3
Knights of Pythias,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
STATED CONVl'NTIONj OFe
this Lodge will he held the 2dil
ud 4th Tuesday nights or e-%ch iointh
at 8.80. Visiring Knights cordially
welcomed. T . I . El' 'I N(,
K. of It. tndi S
Crotwell Hotel Buildinh.
NFwnten8Ity MAuKIc.
Corrected every ''ueslay and lMrtday
by Summer Bros.
Meat....................... 8am.
Shoulders ........................... .
as.................... ............. 14(a\e15.
Best Lard .......................... 1oLu i e.
Best Molasses, new crop..... t;e.
Good Molasses................... 25(a)50e.
Corn .................................. .90s.
NReal ......... .,...... ....... 9
H ay.................................. $1.00.
Wheat Bran..........................1.25.
let Patent Flour............. $4.75.
2nd Best Flour................... *4.2.)
Strait Flout ..... ............. .. 4.0O4.
Good Ordinary l'lour..... ..$.25a3..,75
Sugar ............. ........ tileei.i e
Rieo................................ f( 8;e.
ConTe- ................................. 10(v15c.
Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.25.
Bale Rulls, per bale............. . 4e.
Country Produeo"
Butter, pr;- lb ..................... 15(a20e.
Eggs, per dozen ................ 12c.
Chickens, each....... ........... l5'a)25c.
Corn, per bushel................. . '70.
Sweet potatoes .................... 50(c6h0e.
Turkeys, per lb ..............6(i c.
Fodder, per cwt ................. 75c.
O ats................................... 43e.
Iyclolo for Sale.
A first-class second-halnd bycile for
sale. Rambler-19OOt) otucdel. Good as
new.oheap. Apply at th is ollice. f&t tif
11on141y to Luosi.
Qnlong time and easy terms, scoured
by i't mortgage on improved real
eatate, Apply to Hunt, Hunt. & Iiun
J erj"Attorneys at Law. tt&f
Wanted
o or three bright boys wanted to
4 liver papers. A pply at rl erald and
;Vows ofilce. t. & f 2t.
iDent lot
Dr. E. C. Jones will he at Little Moun
i"t'in, S. C., on the first. Monday of eaceh
tonth, commencing Monday, Scpteinr
ber 16th. He will be pleasr-d to oifer
his professional se(rvices to all who
need it. t 2m.
A Blcycle For a Pior.
4 Wanted to exch"nm.e a 1900-mnodeI
WnRambler bicycle fo +a "ho, I. Ho t tao
the right person for the . ht horse.
Apply at this ollice. 2t
Highest price p-d for hi,les.
it f & t. tf. A M. ''eague.
A few straw hat., left, that we are al
most giving aw:ty. Jamieson's. Ltf
We are here to p!.aase the most ex
acting. If we ha.v.s failed to do so in
your case, let us k -ow about it., for we
are here to ser ve well.
Newberry o't am Laundry Co.
Never before has clothing been sold
so cheap as Jamieson is now selling it.
Mr. Jf. WV. White ii s moatved Into his
by Mr. T Q Booze. iIe is In the
same line anti will be glad to serve his
customers. Call and see him. Hi-s
stock is good antd his pr~iices are right.
15 days mere that you can buy cloth
ing at cut ptrices. .Jamieson's t t.f
New st,yles In soft and stit1 hlats just
received. Jamieson's. t tf.
No mat,ter' If your turn diown collars
a; e old and cracked, we have a mach Ine
on purpose to make thema look like new.
Newberry Steam Laundry Co.
In, New Qjuarters.
In my larger and rniore cent.ral store,
the T. Q. Boozer standtt, I am b.'tir
able mnan ever to serve my enstomers.
('ome ini and see nme andl I'll re-at, you
right, whether youi want coking
stoves, tinwatre. Co ona or a guna. A
-line of high grade bicycles at low down
prices J. W. White.
For Male.
Plan bation containing three hu ndtred
and fort,y-flye acres, lying live miles
from Newberry on De-ad ls'all ro'td beC
longIng to the eass.at,o of WV. FL Welch,
deceased. Part,Ies dlesiring to pur
chase will please call on
Ar.ai:x C. WVi~col,
8t, Newberry, S. C.
The balance of Ladies' Oxfords are'
being closed out for less than cosI.
t tf Jfamaiesonz's.
Prices of Ladies ready-mnade wais's
and skirts greatly rteducned, at, Wooten's.
For Hale.
One three room house, one acre of
land with well. Convenient t,o town.
.Adjoins lands of C. II. Cannon and Mrs.
Mary Fulmer. A pply to M rs. A bbie
Pitts. 3t, t.
$5 00 Knee Suits for $3 75.
A promInent business man In town
maid the other' day: "I have sent, my
laundry to this town and that. town,
had It done In New York and P'h Ib
ephia, but for constant and new ser
vice, wit,h work that always pleases, I
mend it to the
Newborry Steam Laundry Co.
The old adage "a new breoni sweeps
well" does not apply to our businesas,
for our work improves every week. Our
business Is improving too, by the way.
You bad better join the procession to
the Newberry Steam Laundry Co.
To make room for fall stock, wo are
pelling all summer goods at cost.
t t.f Jamlien's.
All kinds of fluishes, glaze, just gloss
or dead fInIsh. Just, name It and it is
yours. Newborry Steam Laundry Co.
Just received Lilly Birackett?'s fall
line of Shoes, all latest style lasts.
t tf Jamieson's.
VAIRIOUS ANI) ALL AlOU :
A good t line now to save hay.
The graded schools will open on the
2'd inst.
Spare the bntts and let them extermui
natt" tht" giats.
lie is indeed it crank who would kick
on this weather.
Nras. L. C. Boland is clerking at
MliII naught's.
Considerable cotton will likely be
brought in ii is week.
Mr. .ingerte ('opeland, of Clinton. Is
clerking for Cope!rand Bros.
The shorthand school, tautrht by
Prof. MottC, will open on the 15th.
Call to see us at our new (utarters and
tell us the news in your community.
IEvangelist Kinard is holding a series
of meetings in his tont.at Prosperity.
RLev. l'rof. W. K. Sligh will preach
in Colony church next Sunday morning
at II o'cltck
Sherit 1 I)uckett, of Luurens, was in
Ohe city \ esterday. le carri- d a pris
ouer back with him.
Mr. Jno Miller, of the county, had
a good mare to die at Brown's stables
in the city Friday night.
Capt. W. 1). hardy and family moved
yesterd:ay from Helena to his place in
the county at May binton.
Miss Pearl Beaty, of Anderson, has
been elected teacher of the Mollohon
school, I)ist.riet No. 53, for the next
scholastic year.
The imayor hlad one case yesterday
morning Only a fistcuti, for which
the participallts paid into the town
treasury $2 each.
The exposition commnlissioners of this
county will meet on Wednesday at the
office of Mr. M. A. Carlisle. There
should be a full meeting.
The North Carolinians brought in a
large shipment of apples, cabbage and
potatocs yesterday and distributed
them among our merchants.
),eput.y Sierift' Jolhnson succeeded
in arresting a nt"gro at Gar"y's a few
day's ago, wanted in 1L]urens on a
charge of assault with intent to kill.
Sherill' Buford has succeeded in ar
restinr Will Wallace, colored, in Spar
taniurg. lie is charged with break
inur a contract. aid was brouglit in S"tt
urday.
N r. . I'. Crtt.well shipped a ear
hlad of I',htccu V'estc'rdIa.' to Timmrnons
visde, vi. ia the C., N. & L. railroad.
Th't i Mi y. t.irot well's second shipment
this setson.
The amhitoritiea should see that, the
truck attends all fires. Ladders are
necesstary at lirts, and one could not be
had Saturday m:rtning until the fire
was about out.
The excursion to Savannah will pass
Newherry about 11 o'clock Thursday
mnorning. Special coacht s have been
provided for white people. Fare for
round trip, $2.25
There remains only a few more days
until school opens. At Mayes' book
store all kinds of pencils, tablets, an-d
all necssary b oks can be obtained.
Gect them now andl avoid the rush.
Nlisa ll at tie Leavell's music school
openedl on t.he 2nd inst. with a nmtnt er
of iiupils in atttendanuce. MIss Leavell
is an ellicient. teacher and all of her
plilIs make rapid progr-ess In the art.
T'he rail road authorities have com
plied with the verdict of the courts in
the ease of Monroe Ciopaer vs. G. C. and
N. 1bailIroad, aind Cooper has received
his money. The verdict was for $l500.
TPhe game of ball Saturday afternoon
between the WNest 10ad and Newvberry
nines, resulted in another victbry for
the West IEud boys. 'The score was 9
to 2 Th'ie WVest End inesi has not%een
dn'(uiu'l t bis .s easoni.
Stiuml ilf Iiuford, of Newivb-rry, is in the
city. lie will carr-y back to that ci.y
today Wili Wallaee, colored, who was
recently c-aptuired here. Will is wvanted
at Newberry on several oltenses.
Spartanbnirug Ii eirald, 7th.
Thue bulletins concerning the condli
tiont of P'resident McKinley receIved
by the lIer-ald and News and posted In
front of t he olce, have att.racted con
siderable attention. There Is a great
deal of anixiety felt here toward the
presidlent.
[lev. M. G. 0. Scherer tender'ed his
rc'igation at a congregat,ional meet
ing at, the Church of the Rledeemer onf
Sunadaiy morning. Thei congregation
very rel uct antly accept,ed the resigna
lion. Letter of resignationa and reso
lutions hearin g on the same will be pub
Ilished later.
Th'le celebrated fishermen, Messrs.
WN. P?. Bedenbaughi and( J. H-. HIaIr,
sp)ent, the night oni the banks of Bush
River last unigh't, to the detriment of
the "'tinny tribe.'' T1hey have not re
ported their catch as yet., however
somic good fish st,ories will likely be
fort,hcoming..
Mtrikes, a lia Flid.
"I was troubledl for several years with
chironi ic id igestiona atnd nervous dobilIi
t.y," writes Ii'. J. Green, (of Lancast.er,
N. ELi., "'Ni) remedy helped me util I
began using Electric 13itters, whIch
(d1( me more good than all the medi
eine's [ over used. They haive also kept
my wile In excellent, health for years.
Mbne says ElectrIc Bitters arec just
splend 1d for female t roubIles; t.hat t,hey
arei a grand tonic and ir- vigorator for
weak, ruin down women. No other medl
icine can take Its pilace in our family.''
Try them. Only 50c. Satisfabt,ion guar
anteed by all druiggist,s.
I"',r the next thIrty days we will
laundry yoor lace cartains at, 30c. a pair.
So cheap that It Is almost freec. Whben
we finish wit h them youri neighbor will
say that they are branid now. When
shall we' call for them?
Newberry Steam Laundry Co."
10.50 SuIta T 1.7' .TJ.minann. t Id
.Uss liattle Shelly is visiting friends
at '.rmo11.
Mr. Irby I). Shiot-klevy is on a business
trip to Columbia.
Mrs. J. W. Retder is visiting rela
tives at Leesville.
1. II. IHunt, EI'sq., spoilt Priday and
Saturday in Columbia.
Miss Emma Faulk, of Columbia, is
visiting Miss Anna Shelly.
I)r. J. W. Boozer, of Columbia, is
spending a fow days in Newberry.
Dr. J. H. MIelntosh visited his son,
)r. James McIntosh, in Columnhin last
week.
Mrs. C. E. Dominick returned yester
day front Columbia, where she has been
visiting.
Mr. 0 Mc It. Holmes hav returned
from a visit to the mountains in North
Carolina.
lRev. W. 1I. [Hiller, of I'rosperity,
preached in l';benezer Church, Colutn
bia, Sunday morning.
Mr. T, \V. Keitt left, yesterday to as
sume his duties its assistant professor
in M athetnaties at Clenson (ol lege.
Mr. T. Ni. Noel, .Ir., left Ihis mlorn
ing to resume his studies at Van
derbilt University, Nashville, Tenti.
Ilon. II. II. 1ivanis Catme up from Co
Iunbia Sunday and is onIited to his
bed with fever. We hope to see him
out ini a few days.
Misses Maggie and I"lorence W'ert,
left yesterday morning for Gafney,
where Miss Maggie will resume her
duties its instructor and M iss lIorence
her studies in Limestone College.
Mr. itahntt Riser left yesterday for
Ninely-Six. Hie has been chosen as
principal of the Graded Sehool of that
place with two assistnilts. M r. Riser
is a graduate of Newbirry Coliego,
class 1901.
Mrs. J. R. Hair left yesterday for 13al
timore where she will remain for several
weeks posting herself in the art of hat
dressing in the large estabiishimeut of
Armstrong, Cat,er and Co, W hen M r-.
Llair returns she will take charge of the
millinery department at Mimlnaugh's.
NIisses liessie and Lula Grillin, of
Columbia, came to Newberry yester
day morning.
Miss Mary LFou Norris, the ellicient,
and popular teacher of the Jolly Street
school, who has been visiting her aunt,
MI iss Claudia Norris, has returned t.o
her homic in latirfield to spend her vt
cat itn.
Presi' nit T. J. McCrary left this
morning to attend a meeting of the
mill men of the State at Greenville.
At this meeting the (questions of ch ild
labor aitd freight rates will be dis
cussed, and other matters of interest to
the mills of the State.
J. 0I0tDON 0000114,1t. DE. AI).
HE i)lcd in Columbia Yosterd.y in tho
36th Year ot His Age-ItanpactedI by
all Who Knew Hiln.
J. Gordon Coogler died yesterday at
his home in Columbia. Naturally a
delIcate mani, this summer to hlii hits
been a very trying one and his condi
tiou was further enfeebled on account
of the death of his sister just,one month
ago.
At the time of his death Mr. Coogler
was just 36 years of age. lie was very
highly esteemed and respected by all
who knew him.
The remains will bie interired at, Elm
wvoodl cemetery this morning.
OIT for Baltimore, Ph iladelphia, New
York and Boston with t,he spot, cash
knowing how and where to buy; look
out for bartgains on his r-eturn. It
A Small Itoblbery.
On Friday night some 0111 bromke in to
the store of Mir. Jno. T. 1-utch inson, on
Main street. It is supp)osed that somie
small quantities of goods were taken,
but, very lit,tle if any could be missed.
The money drawer had been broken
Into, but nothing was missing from it.
Entrance was made by tearsng a lank
off the frout dloor that had been p)ut ini
the place of a br-oken glass
Chief of Police Hunter discover-ed
the opening in the (loor' shor-tly after
10 o'clock, whIch goes to show that t.he
robber-y was committed eatrly in the
night.
Iloarding House,
Mrs A.W.Mat,ow hasopene up
to . . od'sfur-niture- m. re. it
The Summeru School.
The summer school which hats been
in session her-c for the puast fevw weeks,
will close on Friday of this week. lTne
attendanice has been fairly good
thiroughouit, there being no0w tw enty
two in attendance. As wIll be seen
fromi a letter fr-om the State and County
Superilntendent s, all teachers of public
schohm, who have not attended tils
sumimer' school will have to stand an
examlinat Ion for teacher's certifienate.
Trhese examinations will be held on
Friday and Saturday of this week.
It (Glrdles the lobmi
The fame of Bucklon's Arnilea Salve,
as the best In the world, exIPend1 round1(
t,he eath It's the one perfect henler
of Cuis, Corns, Burns, B ulses, Not-es,
Scalds, Boils, Ulcers. Felons, Aches,
Pains and( all Skina Eruptions. Only
infallibile ille cure. 25~c.~a box at all
druggists.
I ~ Marrha-d.
September 8, 19101, at tihe residence
of Mr. Geo. W. Dominick, Mr. Albert
Par-rott and Miss Edna Dominick.
Carpets at lower prices than ever be
fren. Bon t.hm, a Woen.
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Notice.
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I . lrg " ove,r I.iltle. r"iver, l''ridav,.
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any all bie.s
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We nr theMONEY!
De, .ty.y
Will be dis
Wve need the
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Therefore, frorn now
1 90 1 to tradei
B3argainr
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O.K{LE'
The Fair and
C(uses~~l friI l)tris w.
Sc ie Ill ~i .t h or
iblraies of 10,00 Voo
laJ ( )IlegiFt. Dipartii
1B ard ,MI 5 to~ $1J 5
Geo. B. CRC
It, wII(ill ot you
fin<l out atbouIt thi
th uao(liity, thlogi
simpjl) ly iay "Rox
uhnmo ini full, givii
JlTere are'i aill kcindts of meni in thei' I
for th at hai atactied our' attenitiona
folly trWos I.o dlisatLisfy iii tt)m r' thaI I
in1d tsfi th'yI baVe.- het 8ined,I eti
:lYIii t lo C to 'ork , 'rin the (hi .. fr tI.h w
he la~n of peopi I L ~ leo hed .i
whenfl anon Stlls yoCtt)u he 11:n fish
Watroroom. 213 N. Trywi Mt... ChaLrIOte
040
It rre;r"st aid ito d Iposists in the Savings
I)La trtmnlt it the rate of 4 per cent.
Ii ItUtin ftr()"n (alte of dIeposit at
O1' N E\V IiilIty, S. C.
CAPITAL - - - $50,000 00
\Vetm tIraisact tage .neratl Bunking 11..1
nos indl solicit t.he arceounts of indt
\vIinltll, tirmts andl Corp,orattionls.
1)1 IT-UT'olt t.
('InO \v. St-hI.t:nt L. W. FL)oyn.
(;I': . S. .\l o w .:n;. I'>. C. S i 1 i't.
I'. %. W\IIlNe -V. II. IIIUNT.
.I Nt). al, . I N A I\I), I'resi'lent.
). It. i A V lIlI, Z. Io. V (IlI1',
V i," ' rc"si I o n t. Cashier.
MONEY LOAN ED!
FIRE INSURANCE
W1iltt11 ill JI[I 1.il1C Colllpllils,
Ell(l I N'S FUND.
'-(N O" I;N(GlAND.
('ll1iNS AN1) OT0IEIS.
MOINlY LOANED
On easy terms. Re
newals given if unable
to pay. Call to see me,
I then can explain how
easy it is to borrow
mon ley.
R1ea Estate and Accident
I NSU RANCE.
CHAS. P. PLLHAM,
( )lliet Ovet'r I'o"tt Otlicv.
No11CC of l'iial SCl11C111C1t a1l U)isc11ar o.
T)lI '1: I,s I l i llil' 1I1N
I tat, I will ma11tk " a lina) sett,le
rr t n the1 estate of 'Mrs. Agnes
i . feinerly n i - A g es 1Ctou) 1i
minwr i ti I 'roihtte" ('onr"t for Newher
rv ('ow-'\, .;. ( .. on \Wednesday the
2;711b 1.1 of Septembn eret. A. I)., 19)01, and
will irnIrr;tliatrly thereafter apply for
H tI r I i..I)siis ry
W\T I'. KOON,
l ardIian of said (I minor).
An_ in-t ;tth, 11111.
Dollars
posed of at
Eacrifoe
THE...
~f Bargains.
ur new FALL STOCK!!
on un til September 15,
it the B3eehive of
s means
- YOUR GAIN.
TNE R,
Sqiuar'e Dealer.
90 Newberry, S. C.
UIi Cartared In 1856.
~'iti it 1 lIt
wa td - 11) ()
t i i . - 21) (f)() $31) 00(
, ttiilah,gs.'Ot.
111'ly. one cout ol ho I 5t ar w -
itl' "lio"l Matr)lhess; uto y ol
\Vanon Wlthe pr('Jicosee o a hs
ro s ' i ii I'otoattI iho postal, no
itn'y 4is t man who iN t ad ,l
I IW" l' P A NO3 are the best, people on
mgiedl by every little wintd that blows,
'st, l'iaLnos madiie, andf are.1 sold( allI over the
L,ble STIl'! IUL"I'IA NO all thte time, and
r)meithinrg ats good) foir less moneoy--jutt
otn the STiEIFF PIA N'.. and save the
/L. Stieff,
Md., North and Sout,h Carolina Branch
,N. C.