The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 18, 1901, Image 3

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NEWRcltRV MAtKET. Corrected every 'T'uesday and Friday by Summer Bros. M eat.. ............................. 9(04 ec. Shoulders ........................... 8o. Hant................................ 13(cr)e 14. Best Lard ........... ........... 91(cy1 I Ic. Bost Molasses, new crop...... 60c. Good Molasses... .......... 25@50. Corn ................................... 900. M eal ................................. 85e. H ay.................................. $1.00. Wheat Bran........ ........... $1.25 LAt Iaten t Flour.................. $4.50. 2nd lIest l"iour ................... $4.00. Strait Flou .................. .3 )5 Good Ordinary Flou..........$3.25(am 60 Sugar ............................ 51@ 6 . Rice............. . . ............. (yngc. Coffee................................. I0( 15c. Cotton seed meal, per sack .. 1.25 Coutntry Produce' Butter, per lb ..................... 15(a)20c. Eggs, per dozen .......... ..... 16c Chickens, each................... 15(a)25 Corn, per bushel................ 80e. Sweet potatoes ................... 50(ti0c. Turkeys, per 1 b .. ............ 6((r) 8 . Fodder, per cwt .................. 7he (A ts.................................. 60c. TIE NP.W11EItitY OlrTON MAItKEI'. Corrected smoni-weekly by U. J. Purcell & Co. October 18, 1901. Good Middling........................7 7-8 Strict Mid dling.......................7 3-4 M iddling ................. ...........76 8 We Need Atonev. We hope our subscribers and those who owe us on other accounts will not forget to call at the ollice and settle. Cotton is coming in and it will take a very small part of a bale of cotton to pay your subscription and we beg you to remember this small matter. In many cases we have been waiting long and patiently. tf. S SCHUMIlERTS Roller Mill will be closed (luring week of State fair. There will be grinding Thursday, Fri day and Saturday of each week t here after. f&t 3, Typewritor for Sale. Good condition. Deninore model 1899. For further information apply to Cannon Blease. 2t O11co Hours Persons having business with the County Superintendent of Education w ill l)lease call at I is oflice on Moond ays and Saturdays, as those are hi.- oflice days. liug. S Werts, Stp't.. if Lu,iuIert Lumitnb"ri for Sate. Good sound Roughedet at be per hundred Square IrLumber at. 50. We arc also p:-paed to lill bill-; on short not ice. LONl & I AVI1tD, tf S:lvter Street, S. C. Palmetto lii"er Medicine cured me of chronic constipation,'' writes James Evans, Piedmont, S. C. Sold at Dr. VanSmith's Drug Store. ly For Rent. Stort and four rooms next door to Tarrant's. f~tf. M1s. R. L. PAYSINGER. Take it all the year round-Palmetto Liver Medicine. 10 cents at Dr. Van Smitih's Drug Store. ly Try Palnetto Liver Medicine for in digestion. 10 cenl.s at Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly F'or Biliousness, Jaundice, etc., use Palmetto Liver Medicine. 10 cents at Dr. Van Smith's [Drug Store. ly Money to Loan. Five years time at 7 per cent interest, securedoy first mortgage ona improved real esati c. Hunt, Hunt & IIun-t.or, Attor.nneys. f&ttf Land for Sale Sixty acres of good suburban land oine and a half miles south of the et.y, for sale. In high state of cultivation. Apply to E. Cabaniss. f&t, 8t A Ebnx Partiy. The ladies of the Aid Societ,y of O'Neall Street, church will give a box party at the new residence of Mr. Tomn Hailman, on S turday evening at 7 30 o'clock, for the benefit of the church. ~Avery pleasant evening is anticllpated, Sand everybody is ivited. .A New tnatiauraiit. Mr. R ,J. Miller' has secured the store c'om two dlor from the post olIlce, and will open a first-class restaurant this week. He will keel) a neat, new stock of fancy groceries, fruit,s, cigars, etc., o.n hand. The new restaurant will be full blast by Saturday. Jobe Couldn 't save Stood it SIf he'd Itching Piles. Shey're trr ~Jrlbly annoying; but Blueklen's Arnica , 11Salve ill cure the worat case of piles on eorth. It has lu redi thousanids. For fInjuries, Pains or lBodIly EruptIons It's the best salve in. the wowld. Price 25c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggIsts. To Visit Prosperity Lodge. ext Monday evening several memn mit,y Lodge No. 87l. A. F.. M., bnrs' anyPast Master Ott.o Klet, will "N! ~ Ity to visIt the Pros -coi '~ . hich oiccaslon Mr. tner to Prosp&t, perityLodge ' \ ted to confer the Kiettner hasbeenf nv. .,, ill prove an Felloweraft degree. It, M.:'. ening for interesting and Inr~structive eW both lodge and visitors. Old1 People lEave Thneir Troubaten. Mr. Francis Little, of Benton Hiar hob Mich is over eighty years of age. Sce 1855 he has been troubled m ore o lesnit iniestin and consugust he began using aCmamberlain' Stomc and Llvr r .Labets.and w$ason feeling aus ''[ have usedi three boxes of the Tablets and now think th app we bend i at he Pstoach, liver and Higet,prepaid to des.age t & t. It.A.MTaue VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Cool nights and morn ings. otton is coming in rapidly. Some say we have had frost. Pun ft, the children at the armory this afternoon at four o'clock. The advance agent for the "Wanted, a Family" company was in the city yes torday. Don't put off paying your taxes. Pay now. The town and county both nced money. ''he town political pot is beginning to sinmer. Candidates are coming to t'le front. Treasurer Ipps collected over a hun dred dollar.s the first day the tax books were open. Our readers will be glad to hoar that Prof. Howers is improving, and ex pects to be out in a few days. Alderman E. A. Carlisle, (f Ward 1, is announced in tbl paper as it eandl date for re-election from his wrrd, Mr. Chas. J. Zobel is having his house at Hlelena neatly and tastefully palned. It presents at nice appear anrce. Mr. T. G. Williams is improving his premises at Helena, by adding an ad dition and otherwise improving his re sidence. Friends of Alderman J. J. Langford, of Ward 41, nominate him In this paper as a candidate for re-election on the aldermanic board. Mr. Amos Wells Is running up and down the road now learning the ex press business. He will likely have a good run In a few days. Don't forget to send the children to the armory this afternoon at four o'clock. It won't cost t' em much and It will help the lCxposition committee. Certain prominent prospective can didafes are already feeling the pulse of their friends in regard to their enter ing the race next year for some county ofilce. Deputy United States Marshall 1)a videon carried Tom Greenwood, the colored counterfeiter, to Greenville yesterday to be tried in t he United States court. The negro plead guilty and was sentenced to three years. Rev. I)r. 8 T. Hallman has been in vited by the Faculty of Leesville Col lege to address the students on Friday morning, 25 inst., dnring the meet ing of Pynod at that place. Prof. S J. Derrick, of Newberry Col lege, will deliver an address at Grace church, Prosperity, nuxt, Sunday after noon at four o'clock, the occasion being Children's Day exercises. The many friends of I)r. Geo. 13 Cro mer, were pleased to see him on the streets again Wednesday, having suf fleiently recovered from his recent ill ness to take some out-door exercise. The greatest joke that we have read lately is, that a Charleston policeman the other day allowed a pickpocket to rob him of his watch and chain on the streets of that city while the oflicer was on duty. None of the trains are miak ing t,beir schedules these days. The upj pas sengers on hst,h r(oads WeVtdnesday were over an hour lat e. Ii. is a rare thing for any of them to come on time any mxore. The Palmet,to Club, of Newberry, has secured Its charter. Tihe club is to be a social organization, and their quar ter's will be over~ the Herald and News ollice. Mr. L. W. Floyd Is president of the club. M r. 11. C. Bar-dln, well known here, has taken charge of and will manage thbe St. 'Johxn's Hotel, Charleston. Mr. Bardin Is a well-kniown hotel man andl wvill succted in the ''city by% the sea." The Si,. John's will 01)en on Dec. 1st. Another candidate for the Newberry p)ost olllee has developed in the person of Mr. Frank L B3ynum, who forward ed his formal application for the ofilce to Washington on Tuesday. Mr. By num iIs at present acting postmaster. Our citIzens should look to their in terest and have the Southern Railway 's Good Roads Special stop a day at New berry. It will go from Columbia to Greenville, and with a little elfort on our part, could be secured here for one day. A specIal agent of the national ad ministratIon, It Is said, spent several days here last week looking into the post oflice contest,. The result of his report, Is awaIted with anxiety, espec ially on the part, of some of the . appli cantIs. Magistrate W. Fi. Suber, of the coun ty, was in the city yesterday and paid us a pleasant, call. Mr. Suber was in the cIty attending Magistrate Chap pel's court, one of his cares having been transferred to Mr. Chappell ou account of relationship between some of the part.ies Interested. The Charleston firemen now hold the championsh ip belt of Georgia and the Carolinians. They won that honor in IAugusta Wednesday In the hand r'eol cantest. Had the Newberry boys been in position to get otf they could easily have been the winners-but gladly con eede the honor to the Charleston boys. The Columnbian's had to meet their wa terloo. WVhat'a Yotur Faeno WolthT ,'metimes at fortutne, but never, if 8 ve a sallow comnplexion, a jauni dioe ) k nmoth patches and( blotches dite kin,-all signs of Liver Trouble. But Dr.ng' New L,ife Pills givo Clear skI s. Rosey Cheeks, Rich ('om pleion. (dnly 25cett at 2a1 dIruggists. Go to A.19I. Teague's rest,raurant for fresh oystet's and hot lunches IIe~ is also preparedl to furnish board by t,he week or month at reasonable p)ries. i'rI4oHmaI. Mi r. 'T'hos. 1'. 1,ttne is in the city. D)r. S. T. Hiallmatn went, to Spartan burg yesterday on a busineiss trip. Mir. L. M. Speers and dau ht.er, M iss Lucy, went to Columbia yest,erday. Chief of Police Hunter is attending the U. S. Court in Cr'eenvilit this ke k. hirs. Frank Subehr, of Sal.ida, is visit Ing her sister, irs. C. .1. /,obel, at ilelena. Air. Ni. A. Carlisle, P'resident of the National Bank, spent. Tuesday in Co lumbia. ReIv. .1. L. Vass, of the ('onnie-"Iax well orphanage, Green wood, wHs inl t,'. city yesterday. Jia. It. Davidson, Depti,y 1). S. Marshall, is attending cont, in Gre ii ville this week. Mr. It. 1i. Croneker, .J r., hs r turn ed frtom a visit to his sister, Mrs. W. 1". Wright, in Lauren s County. NIis J i. Coletitan and Miss PeretIti Ilerbert are oIf on at short triip to New berry. -Saltdat Sentineol, 16Ith. Mlisses Tillie Davis and Su' Suber were on it visit to relatives and frienls in Newberry the first of the week. Air. Lee P'itts, of Clinton was inl N..'w berry yesterday. 1r. Pills has recet ly purchased some land in this county and was here fixing up the papers. llon. Geo. S. Alower, Grand Vice Chancellor of the Grand Lodge < of I'. of this State, went to Ander'son Yet-ter day to meet the Lodge of that city. Mr.T.O.Stewart r'turned V.cd rlestday morning from Washington, where he had been looking after the postimasler ship. i1e is encouraged at his pros pects. We are glad to state that C pt. .1. Wistar Gary, who has been serioim y ill at Gary's for the pAst few days, is lim proving, and is considered out, of danger. Mr. P. N. Livingston of NewherryN has sold his place there and was here ;aet week to fix up his ltpcrs w ith Nir. Motte Payne for his place.---Salutla Sentinel, 103th. Rev. L'insotn made it nighty hot. for the Mormon Elders, who was present to hear his sermon last Sunday on Alor moristn. The good preacher proved that they don't preach and practice here what. they preach and practtior in Utah.-Saluda Sentinel, Itith. Mr. iR. Ii. Greneker, of Newhrry, after a pleasant visit to his sister, Alts. Will Wright, of Tylersville, left for his home last, Tuesday. M r. G,"eneker is an ex-editor and an honored member of "the aht preservative of all ari.s," in other words, a practical printer, t.hough somewhat retired fr, m the "stick and rule " He is also a regular correspon dent of the News and Courier, but for the past month has been rust icating in our County for needed rest and recu peration.-Laurensville Herald. lust be from Nowborry. A visiting friend from an adjoining county hands us the following extract from the graduating essay of a young lady friend of his: "What are the sources fromt which a country gets its supplly of gtreat men? ft we look into the record of the ptast we will see that, most of them have been horn and bred in the country or in small towns. A German writer, iIerr Remocnyi, says: 'T'hough the city ab sorbs men of genius and afTords them scope for most of their at,ivity, they are products of the country. P recisely as the city, with its one hundred thou sand inhabitant,s, would have to star'vc if it did not receive Its regular stupplies of food from tbc country, so would It suffer intellect,ual star'vation If its mental suppilies were not, In tall essen tIal points prtovidled from the satme source.' Now, how are we to explain this fact? iIer'r Remnenyi gives neither an explanation nior a theory. lie sim ply says tht 'it has always [icen so and will always be so; the city gtover'ns the fashions, but, the village governs the nations.' "-L2aur'ensvi lie H-eratld. An ICxtraordinaery Attractlun. H. Guy Wood war'd's impersontion of "Samuel Guildtouch" in Char'les Townsend's musical comedy, "WVanitedl -A Famttily"'Is undoubtedly one of this clever comiedian's ablest efforts. Last seaIson when lie appear'ed as Silas WVol cott In Nat Good win's great success, "A Gold Mine," he surpriscd his most, ar dent, admirer's. This year' the new pat, gives hi im the greatest scope for cleantt brisk comiedy, andl he takes advatntage of every oppor'tunity. TIl'c supp)lor'tig company has been selected wvith the gtreatest care, each lor' his 'itness to the p)ort,icularti parit, the natut'al resul t, is that a p)erformiance is given ent ire'ly devoid of I he "ragged edges" so ofteni seen. Mr.i Woodwitrtd will appeatr at the Opera llouse next, l utesdaty, Oct. 22. Secure yourt seats early as, at the popular prices whIch ill prevail, the theatre will undoubtedly be crowdled to its capacity. Whiten Man, Turne.d Yellow. GJreat consterntiont was loft, by the frIends of M. A. Iluogarty of LexIingtont, KCy., when they saw lie was turtning yellowv. ils skin slowly chaniged color, also his eyes, tundo he sul lered terr iby. Is maidy was Yellow .Jttunie. iIe was treaitedl by the heto-t dycoi', buti withot. benefit. Th'len lhe was aidvbi ed to try iecletric Bitt rs. lhe woniderfulI Stomach and( Live'r remedy, amti Ih wvrites: ''After t akIing twvo tottleis I was wvh.ooly cuired.'" A I rial proves its matchless mer-it for all Stmachi, L,iver and Kidney troubles. Only 25e. S'od by all druggists You Know Wht~ You Are Taking When you take Grove's Tast,eless Chil T1onic biecause the foimular Is plaiinly printed on every bot tle shiowinig t hat is sImply 1Iron and qulininte In a taste less form. No Cure. No Pay. 50c. ttle Nitrtl lretI \. gsr. N7 t i-t ofIu tr, i i ltll' ti n ;t ' Iwh was bound over 1 l tothe 11ite Statt 3urt. a ftw i klt .g1 y t litntl i,ion - l;%1t11,it i), I I ha i , 1tf httalitIm a ii t I11)11m the lntil, h iht rVittg 1mai Cat riet in i1 v'' n, ti ly, w' I R.. iitl'd . - i.tit i v. TI h To 't : I -t 0 i 17 . oarrt Of a '. i tnt;w s tl..f,.tt? + " ('ol O l) . 1,, th1lnm llrt., (if this- e'it . 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I-t s yts the thot body going agin-mat wom:m111 and child1(. cf to h. n"t li,t it. hen1 r, fyu Ie n-ll (t", i p itt b i. t tl w il n u t"t" .i S'min t oosN1,, etcb , I4;1B.tt iItt H 1, N tw ym 6. 5t ndi .l31 : ,,; Ii i is1::. 'II18A PI1EI k RVE is used in this cut to at tract attention. Now t:hat we have secured that, we want to say th at the prices will at tract you when you ex atmine the Tools, etc., i o11ur b Big_ stock of hard Surpl lY l(Po 0,86.8 Savis Home!.mn am . 31 i li.3.3ip 113fool yourmony esew ere N W\VM mi l Y MH l'l.A A siAtUN Dir iltio h lt work Lan<ollt (.tLlomo ro iet ors, RIlIIhOo C ai I1tal lolo lml PI oBs. lr .SIpwtembier 2fn , tl9mntOn herr, i'ii.ni-$2.? C. 8n bandn, t,h BAK(ING "%, GrauLkzw W\'il give t Itango to age who bi J BEST B c - at. our Kt+, a (ll ang'. OCTOBEi 22nd So work hIrd. Vo furn ishi all mi Hweeot. tinilk, andl You muost Como ir day and rogistor. 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 your 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. ASTHMA C Asthmalene Brings Insta Cure in SENT A lSOLUT J'1LY Fit I+:I+ 'J'rite "o'u.r l<rc c 1 el1 I\ i.1' finaViI it, e2arefully tfaalyzOrd, w( op)iumI, mforpine2If, elhloroformJ or other. Gent,lemun:'i I wvritu ,h is t,esI,im1ol(lial1 been2 ail ieted wi th spasmnotl1 ic flhms foi my) own skill ats well as many others, I windows on 130th si,reet, New York. I My wife ommiiened tatking it, about, tbe Ia( adial Iimplrovemeont,. A flOBr 1us1ng on2 andil she~ is enit.irely freeo fromt all symi) recommendilIO the moo elin to all who aret Yours resptectfuhl (GentL.b mien: I was8 tr.ubled with Asti 0)u2 remedl( ies, bu11t they haive all filed. s tarted wit,h a tria bt ott,lo. I founrd reil I full -siz bot , tln I am e ver g ratleful.I for six years was u nablle t,o work. I an buasines's every dlay This test,imtony yr I Iomec address05, 235 Rivingt.oni strieet. TRIAL BOTTLE SENT ABSOLUTEL I )o not delLy WVrite at once addrl I ('0 , 792 I'hast 130th Nt,., N. Y CIt,y. T'here aire ali k inds of men In t,he I tor that, hs alttraLecd our! at,t,nitlin re fully tries to dlissattisfy customers that I: ing them, they ha Ive been sw IndleCd, etc. get, out to work, put In the time they w customners, anid perhaps they could sol The chlass of pelop)le who buy the ST earth, and their minrds are not 10 be ch; SIIC 'l' P1A NON nre the very fint world (on merit alone0. It's tbe old reli when anyone tells you hoecani furnish a remnembher you have heard "Ghost stori Write today and get I"actory pricei ig profits rumade- by the dealer'. 2Chas. I\ PaoManufacture'r, Baltimore, Wareoom.212N. Trunn Mr... Charlot.tc hat. hantisomc' Bick'i Junior the girl undcler 14 years of tkc%H the TCh OF BISCUIT rot on it big 1ittvk's Steel IS THE DAY. I earn to uIok. ttorialH inelclding iaking pow<er. beforn i.hn giot NW-'........-... Fire Insu'anie lIn Strong 0Ih I"r'ii t and Areri Can Cointai"iv. C(itsh A ist . A . v:te $313 7. Life Insurance tnoinicail antd libe+ratl "tImpatnyy inl tho wcr i. Accident InsurantcaI in lrtVoorH tol Mari i.-.d Casuttlty. lislhaph arc fron'. Uias P. PeIlafI )ve'r 1ost Oflice. URE FREE I it Relief and Permanent \11 Cases. ON I l;C l Il"I' OlI POSTAL. m.cl .4-l'.r T'Fo,:.y Thoro 18 nothing like Athmalone. ,briiigii irisiaint~ relief, even ini the l'he liev 1> 1". W MlibH, of Villa idge, lit., snt3 : "our trial bottlec of 8t.hmalIlene irei ved ini good contittori. cannout, tell you how thiaukfl 1 feel for goodi i derived( fromII it. I wa'Is a lai inin ted ithii gliidi .ore throat. and Asth ,a for ten y'ears. I <te spailred of ever be I g ced.e I sawt youinr adivertihement for i(n euire oif Iihis( dreail ful and I OInenuLI g I ease4, A 8thma , iand thoughlt you had ei~rspokeniI yours('el ves, lt resolv'ed to vivei it a ti. To( myi atihinenlliilt, the -iLl ac('Pd like ia ebarm'i. Sund( niei a lull Rev. Dr. Morris Wechsler, Itabi of LI i I n ini Ira. N ew N or k, .Iaui. 8, 1901. Getlh'imen114: Your A st,hmaleiine is an celen et remiedy for A sth ma andt Hay ever, anid i5 t compos8 iion allo viates all oubili. whii eb comiii11ne wIiih A(th ma. 8 $IIcess8 iaton(iin Ig atlid wOndierfuil, V'ery ,rliIy yours8, A VON Si'iINOs, N. Y., l4eb. 1, 1901. fcom senie o1 (f duly 3, hitvi ng L.8tted the r I,bi 11curei of A 8ta t. My wife has the past, 12 years. liaving uxhaust,ed chiaunecd to see your sIgn upjonl your Li on ce1 ohbti i ned a3 b ,i,1,1 o3f AM t,h malene. llest, of Novem ber. I very soon1 notieed II bolttitI her A 81hm has111 disa~ppeabred Itomls. 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