The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 11, 1901, Image 4
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0I(1 1,1114 et Setiu lit fhir(e le l'rn('I l"allly
sltet Iru 1<ec(1"
Cohlibi, S. ('., ('t. 'i- Thel( ny
p ointInent of .h>h 1 (;. CItp (rs onl tho
Itiopubhliennll Natiurnnl Gon liittee in
puco of lI .. \\'bI tter, dl(teed a84i is
at Hovoro blow 11 r. I Ititiin 1 t giv ,I
thte old lino liopl thianns in huolt h1
Caroliin.
In fnet, it is p1r(ettV lain rotice' to
thmln to Hturre9n(er all aspirtl ionls of
(ontrolli1.;. t Il' organi.at ion.
I'cdlau ll 1. D).ens, tat' c'htorn Ian
of tiht( party, wis tho neogrt ('nu <li
datlo for this 1lc't. II took on to
I11111ann llOftt. irl frot I of the( '.
mo10nh1trs of th(, Stlato ('x('entiv(t co In
niitth'o inlorsing Iii fotr the posi
tion, aund ll, (onlsider('edl sitl-h intlorso
1init 4 , In 11rir < his app))i rit liit.
T1he applointmeint.of the oun wil;i'4
t.rict. ntto ornt+r on t ho 1Int tiunal c nt
m11tll00 nl (Italso h t r'orii,red It <li-.
dlistintl gaiin for 4ol.\l turir. (':tw(ors
wi his Innl an l ndhis a p1i c(in1tme :t
Hoonms to reinto thl< ulIhelrtioll that
laonnat doos not think w%.llI of the4
jlnior H(na tor from Souht h 1 ( 1.rina.
It, 11nigh aIl lso) inflientto tlhatl p'r-1i I.1t
1{oosovltlt. 111 fatllton in with \le
,Iluin's la111t in Smit hI arllit.
The Missing Fivo Conts.
Iloiding out ils h:nIi for th(
change, John's Stiplo'er said:
"Well, Illy hoy, did \oul get wl:t
I sent you for?'
"Y'es, sir,' Said Jo -:':uih r
is the chalnge, btit I don't tndlti
statal it. Ille leln( ns cost tweI t v
eight cetnts, aid the wgtlit to 1e
tw'enty-two cha:ni',ge 111d 1lthre''s
ollly se'Ven1tut', accord Ing11 t0 Iy
Co11it."
e''rh:llls I InI:tde at nt'sltak it
giving yol the nuont' :''
'No, sir: I eoitieteI it over jin
the halll, to be sile it was all righlt.'
"Then p1erhapl : the clerk In:Ide a1
muistake i'l givit you)I the chanoge?"
But John shook his head. "No,
511: I counted that too. l'at her
said we lntist :ihway1\s colt 41111
ehilge belore leaving a store."
"Th'len how inl he wtld ot you m
necount for the ni ssing live Cent,
llow d10 \ot1 e\l t't ote to belieVe
such a lueter story as that.?'
Johln's Cheeks grew red, hilt is
voice wa"s tirtll. "'I (1on1't :we''1nuIt
for it, sir; I :n't. .\11 I kn 1 i.
that it is so1."
"Well, it is worth ai: good deal ill
this worild to b)e sur e of that. 'lo w
pl~ie tt i hidd.IenI in side yov'ilur coat
sleeves?'
Joh 011 oottked down <iickly, and(
catughit thle gle:nnling lit with ai cry
of pleasuret. '"Ilere you a re! No(w
it is all light . I coldn'tll iIiaginue
piece. I was 'eita:inl I had it w Ilen
I started froiin tile sttore tto return."i
"T'lhere aret two( olr three thiinugs
that Iknlow~ now, :\r Ih 1;wni said,
wvithi a satisfied air. "I know vont
hiave lbeen tautghIt to coiunit y'our
to tell thlt exnet trilIlh, whe ter it
soiuds w~el 1 tint -1) -two in 1111 lt tan1
thlings for anu errandl( boyl. I thinhil
I'll try y'Otie yIoungl mani, without11
lookinug farthIer.
At tIS John's ceeks grew ret -
and( up,) anid finially lhe saidi, ini
a low~ voice: "C I tink I ought 14)
tell youi I hat I wanItted thle place so
badly I ahnost inade uip nity iniind
to say nlothinig aboullt thiej chiange if
you didn't ask met.''
''Exactly,'' saidl Ar. IBrown ; and
if youi w~old( have dIone it, you
would have lost the situiatin, that's
all. I need a boy aboulit rme who
can be hioniest Over1 so smlll a stu
as five cents, whether lhe is asked
(juestions or rnot.'' -Phansy.
Theo Common Ofering.
It is riot the dleedl we do0,
Thourgh the deed1 he ne'ver so fair,
Thit the love that tihe dlear bord looIketh
for.
lllidden with holy cart'
Iln the heart of the deed so fair.
Theii love is the priceless tinlg,
The treasure our treasury must hold,
Or ever tile Lord will take the gift,
Or tell the worth of tihe gold
fly tihe love that cannot be told.
Behiold us,l the rtih arnd thet poor,
Dear Lord, in Thy3 service drawi near;
One conlsec ratethn a prclius colin,
One droppethi onily a ttar:
Look, M%ater-the love is hetre!
Fix-tl by Pa)rn 'er, of AIwrIon ln 1I$IsM P4(4)
l1 'I t T ItuR noli.fIOnS
ISpecial to TI'ho Stito.]
lltrioin, Oet. 7. At it mooting of
th farm(e'r of Marion county todty
to follovilngt.. re'to{lit i011 WOrn actopt
Wiht'ret', from rolitblo ro)rtH t.h
f,otlion crop is unp11r1 Cl+ld ot ly shiort,
1nt1 th('t'r4 H e ) ; in a incr('Itso(t hdolmtnI
for cot torHni '<lt, allt 1 (
Wher1(14n( tho p)rico and torlum of
'xclin t gt' Iixotd by hli cott.or Hootd oil
I I ritro be'lo w I ho rll vtlnio of cot.
lonl -((('d, th('rtft1re ho it
IR4solvt'd, T'hat it, is thO jodimont,
of tie ftrtirs of Ala1irion cotnety in
1ls1s mn('I't ing I hat t ho ( o1 nro worth
for mnrtliling to ti ftrml rs 2) ct its
tr I)rtthit', IoI Ihonll bt i t xchngtrgol
for nioal on at bais of U100 bushoH of
Ht'd(1 for onit (()n of mttal, awid wo
i1rge( till, freitrs of this county not1.
to Soll or e'xcht itgoat tlrssr thatotrit
ro ornrion of ('very cotton growor
inth Hll tlt' to this tnd.
A c(oittII' conMi.tingr of W. A.
I r n, . I". 1>vis atnd L. l. lie
thinll wats a 1'point((i1 to tIn ttint tho
fiarlntrs of tho Staito through thll
l nlblir p r(',s of thl( forogiing aiction
iun(I to mrgt' theoir co oporattiont.
W. A. 1rown.
I a11 '. avi.
, MI. 111asOl(loft.
hula frent Kt. i' nip{''M.
It 1".)-tl11 ar! n>w busily 11nlgigid
in ga(.hrint! their cot,ton t!roi ".
I no St. h' h ilip's .oe llitierary socitiy
nw ''It' -mh r 2i1t ,at, (igh fop. in. The"
vatrit+ut, sah.t"rl, wort. (li$enss Il. A (t.lr
I Ill i'a iItttg ' wit <: o - r <-it-ug of I1tt!
,lPt"alil-'a l"-rt' nta(II at presenlt, of sonme
h.Ait,iiil t ou< -t o.
T'I -e wIt t ll b. a joit tirhatk at, St.
F.on' Iht i. n layd n i; ht. in (l n -
t,he. W e hopu .o have lasge Crow
from "t.. I'litli '.. to hear us-. TIh(!-.h
jtet is "Which is t tb most, <hnired,
wvitu or batyv."
lo h TI.rii htll :, lost If ( reil.ationl
workit-e ( on ht'rk ilt' htts alw st
b"tien :urto ful unil fte wecs t o,
hi o nbi 1 !t \h r. t. ('. Sii. at visit
tlt 111 it'k wV.1.4 'oIl lo t of li., itd
.)l'h satll ih:it he' fohi Iut it, in run
nin- ortr, and hhd adit runninig
all ri ht. ii, ( Irtruok fom- h ur ed1tl Mid
IiftVy i int.s.
(1 r.t i. 1 h1 I will o)t'n L fish mtr
kc I , oon.
.T. T. ttinto lui t a Hsi lver livi cntiN
that .ate .ule tivt y r afl'r ,he Dt(
latratit,n of htmb-pI mentlO e wats signrhI.
IC hrt' tv :t :Ol t I I i ri tI (n t'rtOnto
I1 her wasit a mu1,111silg en1l(rtainngn
at the rt,itl.nt" of \Ir. I). A. tl'y
Stitembenhr:!a:. TI.he! music wt(iitram.
S t i'7. tnId . I'' 1h rt.op.
C)l iso levru"SryfaThf,
in rank byeslif's PoihirMot.hl
an nhninblanaysisof elmptatio
D. Ant i,~ theoppormimius hao
nu ed hr fwol topheSated wair
Youvn s n14 0( everyli tempttiton and
Lnrainatio All ifiormingaoflihe
pict1 ue.to 1)0auo r iil
the1 tdeedi huh.
"Acpaio"t acetneo
UAI'ICItM API'I*/INTE1).
1114,n1ber of Na tlonnwl .oilvenltIOn I)lletitt
Clovolaud, 0., Oct. 5,-John C.
Unpe)rH has boon11 appIOintted by Sonat
orIlannit, chitirmn)n of the cournit.
oo, to it vitcincy in thl lCo u)iblican
ttntional cotunittoo ('8used( by tho
lont h of Ju dgo , A. W bst or of
3outh Carolinn.' Mr. Capers is at
)roHont dlitt.rict attornoy.
Riddles From Russia.
1lere are some riddles which the
)oys and girls in Russia pulte their
'cads over. See how iaiy of thel
ot enll guess withouit looking at
lhe answers:
I tian blind, butl, show others the
va)', deaf and dtunh, bitt know how
.o Coil itl. A milestone.
People pray for tIe and long for
ny)' coiptlny, but directly I appear
hey hide theiselves. Rain.
I have four legs and feathers,
>ut an neither beast nor bird.
I'eat her-bed.
'There are four brothers tunder
i hat. Legs of a table.
lout brothers rut side by side,
lilt ilever catch one another.
Wheels of a cart.
What walks tipside down over
Itead? Fly.
Who are the two brothers that
hive on opposite sides of the road,
yet. never see each othier? Your
L'yCs.
A pack of wolves ran by; oie was
shot, how tally relilailled? O te.
Tolling the Boos.
hit of the honse where the slutuberer lay,
GranIfatir enine one stutuler (ay,
Atul under the pleas:ntt orchard trees
lie spake this wise to the turttitnring
bees:
"Ie cl( ver-bloont that kissed her feet
And tilie limIs'y-hed'1 where site used to
play
llave honey store, but none so sweet
As ere otir little one went away.
) bees, sinug soft, and bees sing low,
'or she is gone who loved you So.'
A wonder fell otn the iistentinig bees,
U li'r thost, pleasant orchard trees,
A sl in their toil that stuntter day
l:vetn lheir uttinnturing seentied to say:
"Child, O child, the grass is c()l,
Ati the posies are waking to hear
a song
( )f the hinI that switigs by the shaded
pool
\Waiting for one that tarrietl log."
'Twas so they called to the little one
then:
As if to call her back again.
O gentle bees, I have comne to sav
That g rand father fell asleep to day,
And we kntow by~ the sinile oni grandil
fathter's face,
IIt,elhas fountd his dear onie',i btidling place.
So hlees sinig solft, andt blees sinlg lo1w,
As over the hotney-lields you sweep-_.
To( thle trees ahllootui atnd the flowers
alow,
Sing (If grandfather fast asleep;
Andi( ever beneath the orchard trees
Fitid echeer atnd shelter; genitle beces.
- -Engene Fields.
When Tommy Goes to School. 1
Wheni To'ntny ge's to schlooi , it takes
Mautnttna attdl Kate and nite,
To start inu off, because lhe snakes
Quiite work enongh for three.
Katie ltinst find his coat and cap;
I try tO find his rule.
It's always ant exeititig Itine
W\heni Totniy goes tol schiool.
M anina iltalst e'nt hiis satidwichies
Atid lay~ iii <cnite a stoctk,
Whilie Katie wartits his riilbbers well,
A tid I utnt waltchl the clock.
iIe eats his blreakfCast lirst of all,
While onrs is gettilug cool.
It's always an excithtig titue
Whieti TIoiituiy goes to schtol.
Next, Katie bIrinigs his hiandkerchiief;
I tell htiin he'll be late:
Matnitna then kisses htitt good-bye'
Just. as it's half-past eight.
A ndl Katie blittininig uip his c'oat,
Says, "'lie's naebody's fool!''
Its always ant excit ing t I ne
Whleti Touttiny goes to school.
-hur hittle Ontes.
Qjuoor Little Historians.
.1uist a raindcropI l(literinig earthward,
All alonie.
Leaves a titty "'tell-tale story,"'
Ini the stonte.
(Gravel tossed by tensinig water
l)own'u the hill
Shiows w'iere, otice itt liuerry' lauighter
Flowedl a rill.
lIt the cold bed dark and( hiddl~en
Fern (how quleer)
heft a nuessage platinly sayinig:
"WVe've beeni here!''
You tutay see here t iny ripples
Ont the sands,
l4eave a histor-y writteni by their
Unseen huands.
\Vhy, the oak trees, by their betiding,
Clearly shiowt
rihe dlirectioni playful winids b)lew
Years ago.
3o onr habits tell us, little
Maidls and( iluen,
What the history of onr whole past
L1ife tias bIen!
---nlo ndu Girls,
t titnt'1e Father Itod,o t iso (it.
[By Jlosh Wink|
The house Is full of aiica,
And mystery )'ofound;
Wt do not, dare to run abott,
Or' make t he slightest, s und;
W\'e leave the hig piano ai ut
And do not, strike a note
'T'he doctor's hert let'e s'ven tiln.'s
Miinee ftthe' ro<le t,b goat.
IIc' joined t,he tl ( at week aigo
G~ot in at,l- .\. Al.
(itI t" % An siXt.eent bretbrcn brotrt h jiu home
Though he says e' b rtoug4ht i i il,
lli t wist was sa h inetdI ami one big ri p
11 r ilad rent, his Sunday coat
'l'here mu11iS,, have eetn at lively firme
Vhen father rode tie goat..
I Ie's restin g on the ('c uch tOhIy
And pr1iacttcint; his sig(as
The hailing siginal, working grip,
And other" monkeyshintes:
lI i mutters pat-sswords 'ntath his h-eath
A nd ot.her t.hiing. lihe'iI1 iuo0
'l'hey sur'ly had an tv' oning's work
W hen father 'otte Ite goal.
lie hIats a go'geotis 111i formi,
All gold and vl and blntm,
A hat with ilunt's and yellow braid,
And golden hadges, too.
lihit, somehow, when we meation it.,
11e wears a look so grim
We wonder if he rode the gouat
Or if the goat rode him.
-I altimore Am.rica l.
Coming of the Fall.
By the lay that shorter grows,
By the flight with leilgthen'd close:
By the sky that seeus less blue,
By the clouds of somber lute:
By these signs, yes, by tietI all,
We note the coining of the fall.
By the sighing (If the trees,
iy the dropping of the leaves;
By the garners fill of grain,
By the stubble oil the plain;
By the harvest gather'd all;
We note the colinfg of the fall.
By the aspect growing drear,
liy the grasses tutrning seer:
By the flowers that, dos p atl facle,
By old Sol less bright array'd;
Ily the 'iir in it a.1 hall,
We note the Coitinig of the fall.
liy the birds that southward Ily,
liy the brook that hurries by;
liv the threateing whi;'-poor-will,
Soundiing note that h(deth ill;
1ly the <luail's familiar call,
We note the coning of tie fall.
liy the golden rod alight,
Bly the sumuac red and bright
Bly the cardinals ahlow,
Bly the lillies lying low;
fly the reeds now rank and tall,
We note tle comiig of the fall.
ly fair stunuer's re<iuiei1 sung;
By I)ame Nature's plaintive tongue;
By the sobbing of tlt' rainl,
By our hearts that join the strain;
Bly the joys we woul recall,
We iiote the coming of the fall.
----ANNA 1). WA i.t:lta.
The Telephone.
"I waint to talk to Clover liloou,''
Said liulttercup one day.
"'I wishl there was a telephone;
Shte lives so far away, hieighi-hio!
I have so mullch to say.''
Now, Mr. Spider hleard her speak
As he was paissinlg by3.
"'I'll biki tor y'ou a telephoniIe,
At least, I'd like to tiry, lit, lhe!
A huilder line amh I.
So thlen he elllbued the lader stein,
And thieu lhe spun i a thrertad
Above' the D)aises how thley started!
Above the Grass' headl, lhi, hii!
TIo Clover's Ilhme it led.
A silken wire telephone;
Now litlercup is gay,
For sile can talk to Clovter iilooim
The Ilivelong su lmier day, ha:, hai!
I can't tell whlat tile)' say.
Initerior.
Young Women
The entry into womanhood is a
critical tIme for a girl. Little men
strtual disorders started at that time soon
g row into fatal complications. That
femae Itroubles are filling graveyards
p roves this. Wine of Cardui estab-.
lishes a pa inless and natural menstrual
flow. When once this important func
tion is started right, a healthy life will
usually follow. Many women, young
and old, owe their lives to Wine of
Cardul. There is nothIng like it to
give wome,. freedom from pain and to
fit young woman for e very dsty of life.
$1.00 bottles at druggists.
Miss Delta M. Strayer, Tuhly, Kan.i sel
have suffered untold pain at menstrual pa.
riods for a longl time, was nervous, had no
appetite, and lost Interest in everythingl,
In tact was miserable. I have taken four
bottles of Wine of Cardul, with Thedford's
Black.Draught, when needed, and to-day_
I am entirely cured. I cannot express the
thanks I feel for what you have done
for me."
For ad,ioe in e'nsos requiring Special direo.
lions. nddres.girlag 'ymp(ltoms,, thin l,adios'
Advisory Depa'urtmnent. Thei Ohinttanooga Mod
.ioino C'oimpany, Chauanmil)lgni, 'oli
WINFOrFA
1 III. 1,VAN*I sul][0 ). C111AR (TM.
''reasK9urern hoVi Il ..1 NotIu t (1 PaulE
M"nuy WI e.l (. I [,t, Trouble.
I Si)ocial to Spatrtanburg lerald.]
(olum18ia, 5. C., Oct. 8-County
t.roanurors who paid money out on
the atccount. of the Ilevane School
chartii aftr being atdvised not to do
MO, will got into trotiblo. The State
will hold them rosipoimblo for tho
imuollTItM. The doeiSion of the mu
proIno court i, to the effect that
School truste'PH cannot bind tho
couity for a longer timo than Cho ond
of their teris, or make obligations
longer thart the current year. The
I,iln & lE,xchange batnk of this city
held over t wo thoslaned (lollarn worth
(If thirs I ttlper.
Quarterly Report
Of the County Supervisor for Quarter
Ending September 30, 1001.
-lt I liu't, Il,,t &. 1 ounter, clerk
and1(1 ait to1 ue., $ 12 50
-192 a A I1.1rchu, I itag Nalary, 12 50
I1 M MCartly, coni salatry, 12 50
-191 (O A ECp!1ing, com) tax, 8001
195.1 ,1 titroe Wicker, r and b, 34 00
AM14; l' 11 Boyd, 813p1t. w and I, 7 811
"1337 iieH uj 11911facr1, (lotm 81a1, (1 25
19!I$ 1 Iy hIt)ii, malg 51a1, (i 25
4.!') W (' cSIigh, mi1g., 'sall, !I 0(1
500 1,oti & Iavird1, r anl b, 10 00
501 (' 11 Tiwell, chatiigang, 20 00
5t 2 V .1 Miller, chaingang, 25 00
5(i: W 1' 13ulton), slationery, 5 75
50l .1 A lirrton, r and b, 51 85
505 Chink Caltues, ferry claim, 10 0)
50(; J S \Verts, r an-1 b, 5 50
507 \V '1' Davis & Co, r and b, 25 40
53S3 \V T )ickert, no1 phys, 5 (10
513 M M I Buford, j"til report., 8) 90
510 11 M liuford, stheerilT's fees, 305 80
511 .1 li Halacre, r and b1, 8 :35
512 J J Ipting, r aud1 b, 2 50
51:1 J 11 Williams, tutg Sad, 10 20
511 (1 (Y Iilease, con fees, 4 70
515 ( (4 Iliease, cor con, 2 00
I; llawkins & Miniek, r and b, 216 9)8
517 .Jas 11 1laybin, con sal, 6 25
5I (1 h Mower, rent, 25 00
511 l 8 \Vorts, $t1pt sal, 35 00
523) l,ou & Havird, r and b, 4 82
S1 Y L 'lels, co( fees, 5 00
522 '1' V 1ellers. pauper, 2 00
523 N '1' l g, f- ,ry claim 10 00
521 8 N 11 iihiderson, ferry claim, 10 101
;"25 (; i lomnillek. corn tax, 2 01)
5 21;U ( W liundrick, com tax, 2 00
527 .1 A lurloe, r anld b, 31 45
528 Vallace & K inard, ad v, 7 50
529 .1 U Ve" r1s, e aild b, 22 00
530 (1,- 11o l r k imlb bldg, 2 0
5:31 11 ( S iber, r and h. 2 50
1:12 ( If1 Peterson, r and b, :3 5O
533 ( II IPet(erson, cotm tax, 4 00
5:1.1 .1 I4 (Sronler, r and b, 75
515 1 11 Kenipson, ferry claim, 7 80
5:;; 10; lI A1I1 & Co, adV, 11 (1(1
5:3; I- H Kiog-more, chatingiug, 1 90
5:15 V E I,ake", chaingang, 1 25
5:39 (1 1) Lathrop, r and b, 2 00
5-10 V A Andrews, )au1per, 2 00
541 li 13 I)avis, elk grand jury, 5 (10
512 .1 M K Iizhard1, co homne, 5 00
5)3 J1 i HtIf, r' and( b), 1 60
0-I4 ( ( lileaIe, cor con, 2 0O
5i .1 5 4 Me;itrley, assestsor, "1 00
:r4(; \V I ,Suher, mag i(l, 9 00
547 ackinan Nuber, 0con Hal1, 1) 09.3
51I WV A 1- ill, assess3(or, 2 001
511) J C (lottgans, clerk fees, 72 55
550 . .1 .Johnstone, (on tax, (3 0(3
551 (i 5 rnlow, con tax, :1 75
552 V 'I' Price, r and b, 1 05
55:3 A 1) .1onston, r and b, 2 10
554 Hnt, Hunt & H1unter, clerk
and tti31-ornleys, 12 50
*9s5 WV .1 Miller, chainga.ng, 25 57
5.3(1 i' It lIippj, r and1(1b, 10 :15
557 5IC 1I lipp, cha3in3gan1g 4II 118
558 J1 A Suber, no hotne, 30 00
5511 Morris & Wicker, ohin gang 7 50
5110 I1.tj Ha99lfacre, (1(1m 83al, (1 25
5111 F M Lindusay, cor sal, 20 83
5112 ,J A Schroder, com tax, 13 00
5113 J1 L. ICp treas8 sal, 45 83
5114 A 11 Pens9.ter, r and b, 1 501
5(15 J1 M Schumpnjert,. supt sal, 62 50
541( F Al Boyd, stupt wV and( I, 8 05
56;7 I) A Livingst.on, Co howe, 33 (12
5118 Nowherry HEardwere Go,
5111 5 K Ho'uknighlt, olhn gang, 15 95
57(1 ) Al HIedenbaugh, r anid bi, 9 74
571 StaffTord Mc( '(rdI, ohni gantg, 41 7.1
572 Sigmin II uffI, r and( b3, 2(1
57:1 \V L luiekei t, assessor, 4 00
5741 TI J llayes, ferry claim11, 101 01)
575 (- 1 (4 nruber, r 9(nd( b, 310
5711 WV P' .Johnson, r andi b, 2 5I)
577 J1 A Senn, chai9.ngang, 11 10
578 8 K IHonknight, damnages, 3 25
571) J WV Nuber, r and3( b, 8 00
580 M MI iHford, jail report, 109 20
581 I) P Payslinger, damag~es, 2 75
582 L. M Speere. paupe'r 8 75
58: .1 Y FlIoyd, (c(39n 89a1 6 25
584 ,Jonthani \Verts, r and b, 8 01)
585 .J W A lowine, r and( b, 50
586 C H T id well, ch aingang, 20 (00
587 Mheely' & Sheeliy, r an1d b, 160 41
588 Isaac M eado ws, r andt b, 1 00
581) Rufus Wiliams, r and b, 25
5110 I' S \Verts, snipt sal, 25 00
591 TP A Rhecely, com ta9X, 2 00
5112 P~ M Kiniard, r and b. 85 0()
593 J1 L IEppa, jury and( wit, 618 185
5914 F H D)ominick, com99 tax, (6 00
5115 8 N ilendIerson), ferry claihn 1(0 00
596 J H1V W iims, ma19.I 83a, 3 0(0
5117 T[ow n of Ne wberry, rent, 37 50
51)8 ( WV Swittenberg, com tatx, 2 (0
591) L 8 Sheely, (com1 taiix. 0 00
(6010 Newbe'rry Observer, adv
33nd( stai, 11 50
(101 Ham11 & Stummtier, r and1( b, 15 47
(1(2 J P Cook, com11 tax, ' 2 00
(6(3 Long & [Ha9v1rd1, r an.d b, 3 07
1104 J1 A Iltrt"tn, r and b, 419 55
(605 J H1 Dorroh, comi tax, 4 0(1
1(0( ,J no 8 D)ominiek, comi tax, 14 0(1
607 WillIte Lester, 00om tax, ' 2 (0
1108 5 M Schumipert, cow tax, 2 00
609) A P WVerts, com1 tax, ' 4 00
610 .1 L Ippe, jury and( wit, 9 20
611 ,Jno F \Vhieeler, comn tax, 4 00
(112 5 8 WVerta. supt 83a1, ' 58 00
(113 ,J L C Da3vennport, r and3( b) 2 00
(114 Aull, Hientz & Ce, r and( bh, 2(1 35
(115 AuiIl, IIent z & Co, ohmn gang 32 (15
6h6 Shiecly & Sheely, 1 and1( b, 2(1 40
617 Newberry Oil Mill Go, co
home, 10 47
(118 A 11 Penster, r and1( b. 5 00
6119 ,J H Waitoni, cr 00on. 2 00
(120 Sta9nda(rd Mfg (go, ohin gang, 15 00
(121 S('tzIer Co, ohalngang 8 8g1
(122 WV T1 Di)(s & Co, r 3(1( 1 ', 24 25
1123 1111131 ar, "nag sail, 2.3 0(0
(624 5 K HIeenbaulgh, con sinh
39.n( fee's, 26 1(1
(125 TI iR Nandiers, r and1( b, 1 50
(2(1 WV Y Ta9yior, (com1 tax, 1 50
(127 .11, Ep ps, jury arid wit, I 45S
(128 Jamiest Lonigshore, com tax, 2 0(0
(121) HI I A bramrs, cor con, 2 00
0:10 lIlR Long & BIros, r a'nd b, 4i 61i
0:11 ,J A Schiroder, 00om tax, ' 1 00
(132 ,J T1 tivingstone, coim tax, 2 00
(113 (O B ITid well, ehaingang, ' 2 00
134 ,J Ht HIem,rix, r anid b, 10 40
[1:5 W WV Hodges, lunacy, 5 0(1
136 JT L. Elps, Treas sal, 45 83
1:17 M M Huford, jalil report, 55 80
138 J It McCullom, 00 .hya ' 1
03'4:st 15 I\fK oon eni((I1angl(, 244 0))
(1:4i ,, M N ith o il. r nrtt l I . Ii 2:1
(I11 V 1) -..t ) rIl. 44) 00i
4i 2 .1 811111 I3( rim 'rt, r rtn (! h, ' :i.'
4; i ,1 '' RIithnrlIsotn. cOt!) taIx, 2 O)
(.144 (I) I bIele.n. (11 tax, .3 (H)
1it5 .1 1, I;I)CI), ilII' ex, 2 00
(I-t(; .J ( I'Ilart, eoii tax, 2 ()(l
(117 l'' I t Iol (1. S t . W ail I, 8 '2!1
(6% Illiti, Iluint & Ilitnllr, (le'rk
nfil rtttorney, 19 '.4)
6I Al I,l .verttnan t\ (o, small
l>)1x, 3 8)
(31- A)l I,[ nlarmn ('II, e R 84 9.i
(i51 MiI K.*nIaoi, fe1rrv lnihln, i4 0)
I.i' , '1' ("WllII,)o al a n
14) -1(1
(65:3 '' (i Williamn:, emn )+Il nwd
I'v's, 10) (l)
(3-i) .1 I 111,it11n)nr r, 'aiu't"'r stal, (i'-; 5,O
(i5r .1 Y I''I4yNd, 1 11 11. (; 27,
(156 W (' li1 1y1', r tinr b, 7 (O))
(657 .1 M \V(rts, r mid h1, 2 ()
158 1" . I Int"ni,ot, r ii i h, 34) 9:3
(359! (' (i lit' ni- , col I)" , 1 :30
66(14) 1. 41 \ ll (S, n<lv u11 .4it, : G;O
(i31 .3 .1 (. illiun o. I tr"t11 1 2 ()
i(i;) '1' .J ln .s, ft,ry e.iint, 14) (!
10:3 .1 (: 1)4,1 - ri " i, t 4. .1 .i4
(361i N 'I' Illlttg. f,'rrv (l'in. 1O (H)
i(i1 A , ;a Sp(rt n ,& ('o, i & h, 42 4111
GM;il I11 I, 11p n-mlaln & t',,, .. J, :3s . :5
66;7 (':trirtOn ('rii,,' . r n ir l b. .1)) ()
(i(iK tn. r i K 'ii' l y%, j .4 1'x, 1 .14)
(669l P' 1I 1l it"tt", emr 1:11i, -11 (37
(670 .1 (' A hrai., r & h. (; !44;
4171 .1 11 Seihliulmpr(. Hinl ySa, 1 ,)
(172 Ilitnt, InI111t & Iliunter. I.'rk
& rt'v'. , '11
(173 .1 Y Floyd, comn . 1 I, (; '."i
(17-4 .I no A Stibyer. e( hom, (;) (6
175 .1 '1' Pi .ts, r & 1), '4 04
(31 ( ' (H M ett's , coail ,al, (;(0 ()
(177 . 11 01 )tnpplI, Iii;l~ ':Il &
renttt, (; ()
(78 'I' .1 I),vt'I ort, em, f( i.s, 1 .1
17 W1 P II I sr i:+, r t , I '
(184 (' N NichotlI,, c'Ol) tx re'flthu('t'1.'2 (84
(181 ,J l l:1)ps, t r ns ril1, .., ;
.1.l~..1 .! ''(R l.i Ll.3P i''
(Coltti 8nl)1ervism'.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
r"nde el Sohetuele in E(Teot
Juno :30th, 19t -1.
STATION8. ):.Ily DIIIy
_N. lo, N..14.
't. Chale ton ... ..... -il t, I 7 lI A t
thuiune rvillo........ 1.! n't 7 41 a Il
Branthviu......... 2 Iit i n 9 U0 a ai
Oranng. burg ....... 2 .1; a ini 9 28 a in
Kingvihe.. ........ 1 5 in 10 .:I P. Ia l
1n a 34 a in 12 30 a nm
" ar w ul ............ - 13 i in 4 13 i In
" i l k illA....... .... ' 2 i I n 4 :. a i I I
I COuluinh7a. .,J .1 i 10 a il
" 1' .s it.v ......... i 1 inI 12 :'0 n't
Now lorry........... 7 30 a nli 12 :S5 p Ill
" Nlnoty-S'x........... 8 0 a n i i1 ;L 1 i n
(4 -reenwuu.ot.......... b 50 i i 2 05 p nit
Ar. Hud s.......... 4 I5 Ia in 2 2: p Ia
Fr. lol l ol'on " 10I N -5 -p n)I
v. A onr. I 21 it an .475 yi
Ar. (Groariyilh .......0I a m i 4251 EnI
_r. A(hrunnt''.l't'a p p~- 306 p In
STATIONS. IDaily l)uilt
No II. No. 12.
Lv. Gr~er': rilIe. . If :0 p m 9 40 a 1n
" 4elnont ............ 50 U p I 11 05 a ,,,
Villiunston........ 7 12 p in 10 25 IL mi
r. A.iirso ... . n ni
V. I3e11dun. 7 :1) p m 1 a 5 __ I_n
Ar. Donah... ..... 8 05 y inl 11 10 a in
Ar. Abl,ovilk it 05p'll 12 01 n'n
v. fig . -.. 8 20 p m 11 b a m
At (it'twod......... 8 :A0 p in I1 50 a nm
" N inkty-;ix------... I 10 1 in) 12 05 p mn
N('whrry..-.. ..... 10 1 p in 1 10 p m
Prosperity.......... 10 t32 p in 1 24 p ml
t"Coluthia .... .... I i>50)y in 2 40p t
. i " nevll ......... ~2 52 a in 2 52 a it
Bare.1w . ......... 3 0 a ll 1I 0; a n
" :av annth......... . .... 4 50 ia i 4 50 a in
L irigville.. ... ... 2 :2 t,i i -i 3 44 1 n
Orniel;(bur".-....... 8 I at r. 4 42 p in
Branohvilt'. 4 25 i Im G 25 p in
Sumin r v ....... 5 57 1 In1 63 4-. p Im
Ar. (hlarleston .......... 7 tK) i Ink, 7 I0 p mo
16 Na4 81Al TIONS.N. 14
II 001 *6 0hIT'.. (inl,rIst..Ar Ts kI no a
12 00t n 44 ia " Snunnevii o " iIl - 42 p9 1 I~
2 0011 a 9(4 ua " ll.'4nn9hr4n. " 5 25t I 4 25 a
2 4,a 32.;n-- ..: de rg'" 4 42 8145a
4 0ga 10 2(1 a " t, la e "; 14 l p 2 42a
8 .... Lv.ztavana Ar.... 4 0 a
4 1811 .. ..Ballrnwel ".... 3 07 a
4 28n "L. ..linkvi!u. ... 2 5.2a
S201a 44 (10 a ".. Coulhnbi.. 2 151 p141101p
5,la 12 lSjt ....Alstuun.... "I 25 p 845 al
58 a 1 214p " ...(atuo... "12 15 p 7 4i1p
15 a 2 00 p "---h Uitn.. 11 117 a 7 10Op
9 84a 2 22jp ..Jon, sv(:lO.. "II 17 a Ell53ip
0 49 a 287 p " .PO:eLt.... " Ii 05 al 642 p
02a 10pAr Spari'ltnhurg l~v 10 85 a lIS15p
S0 p 7 layAr.Asuil ...Lv. 7 05 B 031O
"P" p. mi. "A" a. in. "N" igh..
DOUBLEc DAIT[Y BElI(VICIC HICTE'VRIDN
CHARLlESTON AN!) GIlEIlNVIrLLE.
S0, (37 and 141, OH A .nn<ttl U. di4vj9is. D)iningl caPre
on these tran 1 so4-v. a4ll'( inen1191lx Penr9nto.
Tr~ain 1(1ave Spar1tanhu.rg4. A. & C. dI4visionH
SVesttibule Lirnited) andi 6:o5 p. ni.; soIliti
bounhd 42:20 a. mi.. 3:15 p. mn., 11:40 a. mn., (Ves.4
bulo Luiilted)1 , 1(nd( 10 :P a. In.
Trainsx leavo (4re1n1villo, A. and 0. dilviion,
porthbIounId 5 :55 a. tn., 2:84 >. im. and 5:18 p. m '.
(Vestbr:o_ tin-iteid). nnd( f:551 4. m1.; E0ou4t
bounid, 27 a. m..j 4l4 p. in., 12:40 p. mi. (Vesti.
bule 1.i11it ed 19 and1 11 -11 Ia. mf.
Trainsa 15 Innd 14--PulmanH Hinoping Oar,,
betwonn Char<ton andlt 11( Ashe1,vilIe.
a irs betwaeenl St vannnh)1Il and As4hevilI loronite
TFralis 141 and i4 P1u4hIAnt P'arlor CaIra ha
tweeni Chalot.mtll an1)i Ash4ev4ine.
VIRANK 8.CA N:NN' .. H. H ARDiWjy ,
Th'Iird V-P. & 44on1. Mgr., l4on. 1'ns,. A $9l.*
W. H. TlAYLIA)C, R. W. H LNT1 ~''
Atlanta. G4a. Chiarlostoni, 8 (:.
ATLANTIC 00AST LINE!
FAST tiME
BetWeen OharleRtnn an)d Columbia.
Upper South Carolina. and North
Oarolina.
PAHsBENiOl.; (lRI'AwRTM ENT
WILMINOTron. N. C., .June 94.i, 14t.
CONDENSEI) MCIIEIILE.
(JOINO WEST: In E(fleo May 26. bOxN, ItAK-)
71 00 am Lv...Charleston, 8.C....Ar 805 pI'n
8 37 am Lv.1,. an es . A......Ar 6 28 prn
9 51 am11 Lv.........1 mnt er.A....Ar 54(8 pm1
(110 am A r......olu m la.....,.v : 45 110m
12 29 pm A r........Poser'l ty.L-. .v 2 24 p:n
42 42 pm A r....w brry.......v 2 10 pm
1 25 PIn A r...~... lnton.-.... hv 25 pm1
I 47 pm A r.....aren ........v 12W 4)1pm
8 25 pint Ar........Geevllo.......v II 4 0 8
3 30 p Ar.........8at anhr...I....v 11(1190 nm .
7 (3 pint A r... In~sI-I.ool v 14- ,li
0 20 pmf A r...harot to, N. C...Lv 8 11)n1
till pmn Ar..Heondersonvjill, N. C..Lv 90 ant
Nos. 52 and)1 53 Soid~ 4 r4.4n h14oEt1wooni Chiaros.I
toni and1 (Gre. tville, H (2.
J. R. KIEN L,Y, T. M. EM1U(THN,
G4nl.Manae ~ T1railnN liMngilr
l41rihI:ULh. IN P.FFhcr AI'rEnIL.m11P5 2, 1111
IhaI3'--IX(:epIi;tnay,
fav Ulennh 84prings .............. 4
I' ohuk...................
Lv Spta(anhiurg...........
PIUM CCAINE tho8
B. M.WOOLLEV. M.D..l
TRAINS
['OUtLE DAILY SERVICE
I.llltl City Rout.""
Slbortelt lin' I,twe+ny al puincpal Ctlut
N"irth,, ast icuth n1 W\0eHt.
tlWe<sltltll:,+hedll to P1tn A1nuoticanl Fx
I))Hilftion nt uIno111 p0
+eht(U',It in ofl'uct t4tpt. 1, 19)01 ,
'ilttal TIin o. Loc,l Al
1)Itily. Dl>nly. Itaitln to
Nor1I lhh,ua l III 34 Ulintonl.
byI, vat l,...I 1 pm 2 10 pm
Fa -irt x ......... 34 tns :3 5: pinl
th.nn k....... .2 In 4 3epin
E,,1ist Timne.
Coltu~ hln......... 1 -10 amn 7 12 pun
(;nn)LOntus............ 5 37 It 1n 1X 0-4 pinl
('herntw ...... ..... 71 12 afil It 4;i pan
A r 1 4 in .l.. .. 7 -t0 an 11) 15 p t1 No. 52..
Ib atalhout Fast I 00 It) 4 I I pm i 47 aitn
a bhetovitl .... I I: tall "I 8 pim 12 22 pml
1re-n w+,d ..... 2 it am 1 01 pit. 12 1 p1
(;t 'ilnt........'... 2 36' 3 a 3 a 17 pit 1 35 pm
l lt'I 14 ............ :s 43 3133 33 mn,
UIhtu.lur........I.. 1. it 1i ; tI 13-p
"tIawh~ ,Jt.... 4 15 aIn 7 :;, pn
Atr ! I,1111t............ 7 0 tit 10 I) p,in
I,v II titut ......... 8 tiin 10 35 pm
A t* Ltt -1gh1............111:17 itn i 121 nIt,
I'-ttotImrg .... 2 I1 i ym 5 -18 a3n
IehtaO on1....... :128 1)113 1 24 an1
\W'ltshI tigtuon ... 7 )U a 0 tt 1111,
Il iii,. ru ........I ':(i p .1e II '26 1n
1lhldelpht... 'l'It. 1 t n '2. pil
New Y ork......... 6ti:,0 n1 4 2.i p1 .
1"'ttn otl l-Nurl'I t>o prll 7 00 1u1n _
So 3 l hbotunt. t t 3y. Didlly.
31 27
I.v U lt:h r w...... ..... 7 -4 stil 11 18 131m
C s.deln ...........( 25 ai) 12 53 tum
('antr'al Tim.
COlunhint......... 9 40 nm 1 05 13m
Ien tnntrki......... II 0) am 2 27 ant
lr' tax ...........11 24 ant 3 0511113
Ar thVt, ah-...... I 17 ))n 4 62til
1 ekion'ill'... 1 10 pm 9 15a sun
Tt1p)1............. II 15 3n1 6 30 pm
Enatorn Timne. Local
l,v UatawlIH......... 1 4 nm 1 05 in Clnt'nl to
('IHestlr ............10 2(1 am 1 42 sim Atlantil
cII410 ............10 17 11m 2 105 n1 No. 53
iiton ... I :17 uilt 2 65 1m 2 10 pmi
Clreenwool......12 22 pin 3 10 3nm 3 05 pi
Abb"villu -.--- 12 Is 1)11. it" 11 3 33 1pmn
t1thotlln F,alls.. I l5 pa 4 d a13m 4 11 pm
At' At hend...... ..... 2 -10 m n 328 nm 5 43 pm
A1(atn.......... - :b pm11 9) in 8 0) pin
No. oI connc tti W hIVtsitn)lou witll thto
1innt tMlvt ( Itllway, Ilullalo Ex prea, ar
i, Ing lullalo 7 35n11m3
('olulna, Nowht"rry a1nd L)unrenI Ktlly,
tr3.tin Nt .2 tulLVtting C lum111)ia, Union ltat
1t, at Ii 23 3m t311i5i, (, conineCtH at. ('linton
with i1 A l itallway. NO 53, ttll'ordling
ihrt'' nn iks..ute ,g SeVeral hours
to A ti1ut:,. ('hninoogat, Nathvillo K.. Louls,
t;hfeltag alld alI pohnt" \\'elt.
I lote (*'t e.1Un at l'eterht'irg, It{chm)on(1,
Wi histlgton I'ortinlouht . Norfolk, Coltumbiat,
Sataulmth,,Jac Hnks vlit' land Atlanta, wit.h)
tiivltgi.1g 1hu..
3 t li-e: -tt 'eHl 11.1 i5ins carrying through
1'uil:un 3 l3epf.g c;a b ut wet 3 all rllncipal
puint$.
S A IL. 1(111 way 1,1410 11n11' b)ookH 1E gooed
nve. e.'., N att I. IttilIwny3'; also0 to Wt)hing.
lt)n, It. (.
1.'er rduced rtl.14 Pli11331n11 reCrvatlon:t,
to.c., atpply to
WV Ii. But ier, I1. P'. A.,
SIt annlatta, 1.n
.1 31. 1.3rr, ll. '. 1', . (l. 31.
It. E. L. sunch1, .u. p. i'.. p'OrtHnmouthl. Va.
u18arlostoll 81d WCSt1'll CJaroinla Rwv Co.
Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line.
8:hedunle In EtYect Jutly 21Nt. 1901.
i.tnv Alugustn ................4 05 1a ml 3 00 p in
A rriv . (rc o twod...........12 :3) p .......,.....
AIleraom ..................... 7 15 p mn
1i3113'033t4...... ... ..4..P....... 1 R
Latur.niH................. 1 41; p mn 6 35 a m
W atterlot (I. 8.)... 1 12 1 m ..............
ut'unv)Ile. .......... :3 p m1 30 am
(mn Sprtns...... 4 15 Im ...
S3nt iuan&hu'rg......... :3 30 p mll U 00 31 in
o l'tt .................... 33 p 11 ..
I lodurson vill...... 6 03 p 31 ..
A h l lo11......... .... 7 16 p mn ,
Auiltu7 0',p 1i31
henv.A.-vil . 7 0.ap m13
nun,ln inr} .........11 01) 31 33 3 30 p m
(a !u. I h1, 1 .gs...... 1 0 t In .
o ov ilte ... ...3...1. 3 10 1 m 45 p 1U
I l 1 'Ir n P................ 12 -1-, p m 301 p m
A133rive Wt<a ;.u,I i1 ).. 1 12 p m ........
ttt'r;i n. wo.l ....... 1 - p m 7 45 pm
fen3vu A3 33,..3 r-33 7.--........... 263 aU)
_____.-.--.--........* -111 p m 11 35 p mf
Lorave Au'gh3us i ................. -i T7
A 3t;3 ale.3 --..----....... 6 21 pma
E1aiIrf x.-------...........5 32 pm
i ........9 001am 7 35pm
IInitlor't.............1015am 326pm31
Por3' 14 it y3a(.,.... 110 333 8 35 pm
Ar. ntVt vn33ah3.......-..........77 65 pm)
3n ynn nah-................... .... .. 6 10am
P'ot I1ton......... 1 00 pm di 40 am
Bea u oo t ........... 11 1)13m 6 60 nam
i emase............ 2 0 pmll 6 40 alm
Fai trin x..........,...............7 44am
Alle n daI --..-.................77 64 am
A rri v. AtIgmuiln--....................... 10 00 am
Cl(os0e o33nnctionI at O.ree'nwood for 1al1
po3inits 0on 8. A. L.. and3( 0. and3 G. Ilway, and
at Spar3tanhnr333g wvitht 81)uthern'3 ItallIwa
For3 anly lnfort'3 ion1t relaiv0 to l'Ckete
1.nt03s, s3cedles, a1tronst
W. J5. 4 ltA 14, 4on. Pall Agt
IC. M. NOR i'll. 3ol. AgI.t gI1.,63
T. M) 1EM) ERI.$tN, Tratfiko Mlunltger
SLUE RUODGE RALROAD
H. C. BEA'h T14, Receiver.
Et;recuIve 1897.
1ttw110n A n<(tson and)4 Waihalla.
BA3.MTuoULN3) W E3TntOUNs).
Mgl. - Mixed
No. 12. 31.tS),A N..
00 033i..........'brson ........v 3 86 1pm1
At r 40 .5ntil...........iivor........v 3 50pm
3 : ni. ~....... ilun.........v 4 05 pm
A 1(1 22 itt---...I PendItlen.....Lv 4 14 pm
Ar' m :3 an .....Chrry's4 Crosing...v4 23 pm
A il t0 3(313....1..ulnms' (u0ssin....Lv 4 29 pmm
A r 9 i 133a3 .....,(1303a------- Lv 4 47pm
A' rt 92 aIli......est UniJ n .t....v 6 11 pmn
A r tl20 a nl . ~.Walhahn t......v 57 pm
J1 t. ANDE1ltd.'ON. Superintendenozt
JuIAnnet ttn.'t Bl.kiteeun 1':Lh 8o. Rt R No 11
At A ,33'r;tn witht RO it tiwtaV No.. 11 and 32
in E31eet. i'ilndtay, October 6, 191.1
(1Ena41ternt St.nethi3rd TIme.
outhbuna.Northbound
3.1. A.1 1'M t.3
7 1511 Lv Atlantta (H.A.!.) Ar. 8(0
10 :in Athlon, 6 28
I i I Ebertonl 4 1g
12 23Sp A01bhovillo 3 I5
i2 lap (Orootnwood 2 48
__ 135pi Ar (11i3no LV, 2 00
(cAw o.)
1(0 11133 Lv (4lent.. .Mpr'Intga Ar 4
Ii 1'ni Mpair Iinnburg 3
2ti (lrrisl "pr1 n
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