The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 22, 1901, Image 2
Ta.9.,...
the pap t9 - .
intert-t- of hi- ra - ..a . . ..,
would nto)t do an' tha_ to anta .'
the race-. int' we .,t -t -, - 14,- t mitr,
of be:n;! the tir- n":!r, to lin,- with
the Pre-ider:t of th. I'nite1 rat. wi-.
too lunch f"r hil . fo r uin ! t na Ir - -
weak. But I h l-a- n,t 1n1 ioni,' him
8elf harm, he ht- ,hine his whid.. a'.
in the -outh haric. for Th -.- '-- h.e
have not bceen .u cill t utly t.1 Itnat,.d ,n
look at the intii fit in it, "I .it
and a,; ) tr> a- rihe Il-rl Ibnk- r ot h
iy on a to'ial , :' " t' wit he- 1I [
of the f>'th- tooI i -I :, f .,
WVc do n.,t --upp" ---~ I'' ii:,I'r. me t,..
velt kno., i r i h,t a niun
who ("at- with i, !rei . w h.tt,o- -"r t. ir
srandingt, i-- h.itl b ii . ou 9 , . Ith . ! u" t
fritnd i I' "I ,,_ I f i a,. . i '.',!,tl
P thr -oI( r : 1- , .;t ..n a , r f. . ,
of hli- at'" i e n o , n,,r t
a:.l k..' i \t t ' t I t ' 't i tf iv"1
Up the Iprat i tf b t 1 - - a
at hi- tat r. Ti,. .,,a , t i n. . a
l ),-(t t a lor.'- i,I . fir w I , ,, r i
.1 V 1'.1 ' I t i) t 1 ' S .
"(I 14 --'1 , Il ' ii . i . t . 1 t I -It
( L I )t . . : l.1 I . l." IIl I t. II. ( 1 1 t . ' . 11
nare ph-."on:. to in I bir -,,,ic
tlat wt tr (lit n( I . V 9 v' . 'I ,. 1
We t' ld I.at "r --:,-I mUrt- - I l ' . tt
And her vi-ry' int:li ' rt t aml hl itth,
f)ol!le. W et h:a. - .e t u ti th e l
ept,i -r. . I . a t t (
atte-n i a in . t -t. ,'
Ciation of A 'It:t t. I v i'.j1119 ',
read a plaper n t r,
pUni.hm nt it Tll 1
peasarn v t r - - rf - t
tertatin -d byt:,.'
Our .--t v ; t ki - rv ptate t ,.!h tl13!1t'.
phnr' o f .lirh. tt nlil~I .4 ,4I' ( -tI
dur'atio,n.
O ne in tt. he II .: i - '.:itt h,~ 1 - i-, a
a0 niIque tt wn. l I',ha-- oI ri.r4otl.'i l, 11
has lon b- .it In otio e a, a - . of l t harn
Ing IOr titlrt; t htn half at c o to ry an'
---30 h to inat(n l it t 11lt . ,,,.,,, .' 1141 I ,,.I,. I.4 . . ia . It
ages thr.ret a. nd he,-" , ta'! iuht iri tll
things w11 ihg(ibto ma ak,-fite I,-'"r,."- ma,t'.
and the pea fect. mai, :1 a lack .i m ..
ph re of C,'hr"isti mt 1 ) iniltiui.n . ( ) In I
eternity is n revsi l the h I1fefl at d
unliftiug iS f ' inisl whieb ha.'. Cl,
out, in all part. of 11h 4iliuntry frtin
and thmeho i)'i i t' (II51 m to hs that1 it
munitygr t have.. 1 a I r ilro(4.l494i t il'
to log er be'3 the l9-int. amliu'. ai t,I'n
ther it9.now1 iis an woheret.osrog
We appadl11 to l 11.he re<h-n We . ' do not
meant to sa h tthe lt'ft,I. o wng' (isC'9.. akinh
thnen~encJr.iet. An ecre leine:s11 from
Donh as israll thati isnded.jlt
Wrset orin, Mr.'c 831)3 51t s. ra
hisw,of the 111A. It Prte--ycri 1t41
had b,e psur ecifaist to his di:I.e.t
Wlet, regrt tat, e didut not h4ave yion.
taolget 131er~ tioo 81kine coi',,. i g0'es
apoy a the ne weli! flaous, rand
t,hr buSling 0'4 ther.
Wie hop adpeure however ofa
vasno the v1emaloehi colleIgi ove which.1
The et ae 1s1i lle oprendneswth Mo
duch aise nd1 dign itk nd ab ity. -
P esident, loO e is111. blyI5 ais in
hhi wrk' by thae faclty9tOi eAh mem1i
ber ofbeo peciamlisr o 19t i her1 dart-y
mtendt. here ars abot a ay y5.3,ho.
lade see tho schl s the~ on. itie
people.commtdatt andaaloodet.hnr it is
happ~yo fail.('9IarThile wiuth IhuilesIore
youn seea. lates ond are asrh.md
there Ste nor hany otr. s o'lii
Wbnte hoae F'i. o h thelpleasure o
tatoywl(fJytheIr vsit t.otioitnuse oea'
liv, and gthen omeral thinkty. prs
pectood for Kon,edor t.h te farsi
hseigr Rofth anocain A um-te
er of peol frovour9s to andcont
th ated .the ebistery er o,s
Peoplndeti a gooingoe
ner'our beyoandc wCtolhupep
biau kno,rteenwtoode yea,-n
re ad Untr aion or bume
thanirh Dryt Goor.dW hoesata
and peoplineryca wflrt,o n,m n
thtthywilMno thernvaughoou
liead4rwngcpta iy
Ge.R4oser,dto f ,eClm
blaEveingRcr,ad upre
: . ..i tin h r , .? 71 ..
ire 'othe extract- ft I ,:le e::e:
.\s ths i thi rl the ma .vv'
A ilt-riC.ttn, 1 will .t swrtlr":A
' ,nteI anI very :n.resti:g etter t. i.
h.it I left hotne font: w(eks f rotu
:,<lay, for it seems so inuch inger
her ':a-c I have s. 'ell 111c 011 lan I
te l tt, ' it s a v elitTerenit pl ies i n -,tlh a
sho(rt ttirle. \\'e are gr,ing upl to i.r)ndo,
either oxt .\,mtilav or \V.neslav to see
ai,out ir it ro,;Is :an inltsic, is we w%ill
un> he ti " itb.ut the first of Septebttlher.
I speit a lovely week last week eyeling.
W- It-ft litre on Tuastlav, Autgust 6th,
it: i i t, ;t the rite of ,;r or .o miles a
'l,y i p.-ell throiglh -'ton, where
He j llanklin live,i; :ndl went into St.
al.irs < hintch, at (,reat l:ringtotn, there
('r",:g}e WV.thi,ngti n.arents were buried,
Mi l tw Nlti-re the iule. of the stars t1nd
".Itit p s 'riig;in. . -' passed through the
ld .sintetin thoue, also saw the Eiarl
of 1:e(in igtton', pahlice ;Ind his nephew
-at ruilin.4, uinl spent the night at the
"Ieaolk (lioel," at 1)aventrv. where
iuiekens' scen's in miost of his books
wt te tiken fr>ornl tlere at 9 o'clock in
the evenint I htard the only curfew hell
in lI;vt.l. ,l toll the knell of the pa)rtin1g
"W- left i)avettrv early on Wednesday
anti passtt through Lower Shtickburg,
ti hee t e ," iw the ol stocks in which
tht-y u1'--"' to p tmlish peopl1e ljgot at piec:e
inn i iniv tile when about ten miles
frotn any bicycle ship and binnped
.t'lOng tlnti te reached1 \Varwick, which
is ipit a lstorical ,Il place. I took
iny t ltee: to a sIht p. but I can't get
\mertti' tins :.tdel, in E0 . )l *d.
\ tt .a'ke to the grantl obt Warwick
C,ttt" :an wenlt into itfs "roumds and into
-etr.1I of the rt itoms of the castle,
"vt-r. thing was simply elegant inl
thise ro)itms anl the guaril showed
us the kl:fe which was usetd
fir htwatiniiig peopie in the olden
'""~ I )i tI,et nitures of -o le of
andil> .i'aiks wer,' vtry -eit.y. We left
hl're atr,d rod". on to Stratlford on tht"
AWon, to -IendI the Quiht, wthich was
aln)nt 11) iniles frot \Vtrwuiek. We
'tlln't. tll attywhl're th-, night but to
tn- '"t'reut .\mdria ri' i fhountain."
ditil Iy ' i a ard {.. wher the _. an-I N
tln iterityt lite i age thtVeC e l-brte
uobl Ibbtlleci ebined I.) the des k like thery
itsedo to htave tbemiii inlays g'onie by.
"We lefIt hitre antd wenit down by the
"Memoitirial IttIhlinL"' ont thte A von
ri ver, ando i.aw Shaikesear's ttat uo.
rtait Itete we palssed ont 11p to Shamke
his houstie. T1'he thtings int here are kept
til jlt-t. as~ t hey were in hts day. We
witnt in the partlitr, kijt.en, bit h trooim,
pntttry, irt hrtoom, librry and muts-ti
iiumi. [tliving hiere' wie Itrd the saime
t iltpthI ii ithru.gh the lii s I hat he (did
when hte called on his laidy love, to
Attn Hlathway's cottatge.
"WVe left St ratfordl and went back
thirotugh Warwick andi( wetnt itnto St
Mary's chutrch and saw~ where R obert
I udaley, (the ot.e who is spokent of itt
Atnthiony I lope's, 'Rupert of I lenttgan,' ini
connitectiont withI Qiteni I izabethi, ) was
butt ied; wenit up5 in tihe tower, which was
verv high antd is onte of the oldest itt
lttglandu.
"W\\e left Warwick for Ketijlworthi
Castle, wetnt itn anid explored the ruitts of
the grand old( castle, atnd the place where
Rohert Dlely aund Qiteen IBlizab)eth anid
H entry VIII, dlanced andt( ettjoyed themti
selves so tifteni while they lived \Ve took
the i-oatd fromt here for Covetntry, where
we spenlt the night. Ott lriday mtoriing
we took the road for Luttterworth, and(
visitedl John W~yck liff's miontumtent, for he
wasif born here, and it was at this ptlace
lie did his greatest work ini thte 13th cent
tutry. WVe wetit into the old church
where lie tranislated the bible, atnd here
lie was bttried too years before his me
mints were burned. WVe wvent frotm here
to I4eicester, where we spent the ntight aot
Miss Warson'ts, a frietnd of Dr. Fisher's.
"'I do wvish you cotuld spendt( the sutt
tier over here. D)on't fear of mty beitng
dissatisfied."
rTe remin~ider of the letter is of a per
sonial ntuttre andt( not of iinterest to the
It, t)tazels thte World.
No dilscovetry In mtedicinto has ovor
Lireatedo one quarter of the excItement
Ghat hass been ceti5d b)y Dr. iIng's
N4ew DI)scovery for Consumption. it,'s
teveriest. tests havo bteen on hopeless
vict,imsi of C onsumanption, Pneumonia,
[lemorrage, Plouisy atid BronchItIs,
housiands of whom It hass restored to
petfect healt,h. Ftor. Cou ghs, Colds
et,hmat, UIroup, Hlay Fever, Hoarseness
tntd WhoopIng Cough It Is the quick
8t, sutre*s, euro In t ho world. It 18 sold
y all drugtjgists who gua*ranteo sat,ifc
,Ion or refund money. Large bottles
iOn. and $5.00. 'T'rIal bott.ln. f..o.
I- \\ -, -
. R s..
t iti In : ' (C'
I r .1. J :nap:n.tn. of I' :n :-..
mr tt)tvnl I(a,t wt'. ' ltl'ktr)_ to .!1w to
i-hrl.:nlt of a j.'veiry rteit,r .nop.
l'rtf. J. 1'. Bonwhe was in town S.t:
rd ty.
s.' I' 1). S'inl.pol, who ha-4 hteen
:ih-rkcing for Mir. I'eihamti. of % our" eity,
It ., retu-'n"iid htoIU'. lit! til1 w i ltci his
w-ol at fIg (reek, Notem-i.r -1.
Al(. F'r:.1tk 11:1nter ha:, accepite-d at
p):-ition, with nI-'ers. (s;i.dt-r .\ \Ve.-k:+,
>f your "'ty, :tind Vill b"in work there
in a ftw :tays We are very ..orry to
I,tt,u him from ou Loii . Ilil is hiil
in the hti;;:t a. t; em'on by nil. We wi,h
you weil, tratnk.
M\liS Itilt: W\yChe :ipen1tt 'aitrday
nlight, with her cousin, \li -s Clt:t Sease,
f I":xct"b-.tnr.
littvW.W . 11. 1 iiiller will Ih-ave tolmor
row-for :-ynt)d wieb m)eetS att Ltee'ville.
Drv. Winugard, of (;olum itbin, hals
charge of the iitecript.ion (.upatment
Of 1lt=SarS. Fiunttr ,\- W he. ler's drug
'toru. (:ive him at eall -ht- is tan tex.
tlie1et aoind ntn and vill give You
the Very be-t of attention.
Ii,'s llamitt ald ()liv., Counts,
I.;thla'.e andl Lucy Wh.--cler Visited
relativesy in town l- tturday amti Suundayl.
()n aconut of .Iekncis in the famaily,
I'rof. 1)irrick did not make the mnis
Ston1ary adtdresm at G;race church
Sinaay. \'try excellent addrIesses Were
made by I'of. E. O. Counts and Rev.
1iller. The ('hiId ren's .\lissionary so
ciety has colleeted during the year
$.,0.O1. I hisi amount was voted to the
Sahlb(I t ihniliing fund.
w . r .. t mt ... ..... .. , , t., ., t:,, .. .,it,,
noon--the public rttuart" trowde"d with
eotlonl and trade 1, pretty full. Ye"s,
ani theti the whistles giving the din
nier honr-the iolter inill which is still
grinding day and night: ('ook ios.
ins, which are very busy fixing the
"liseey st-iple"' fior market: J1. C.
('oiuts, manufaiturt er of grin crad les,
is busy at woirk for the necxt season;
last, but. 110t least, is "Unieile Hob",'
Stotudemire's keen little whistle whieb
seems to Nay, "lumiber pilanied in the
very beit mainnier."' Well, all we need
now Is t,he cotton mill, and its comning.
We are making hnst,e slowiy.
Hill Snooks.
The fame (of lock fun's ArnI' en S'tl vi,
ias the best in thle world, ext ends rond(
the earlth It's t he one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns, iHurns, II uises, Sores,
Seald1 (s, BillIs, U leers. 1elons, A ehes,
lan and13( all Skill ltruntionts. Only
infatllible P'ile curec. 25e. ia box at, all
COPELA15
With one of the Lartgest Stock of D)r
and1( lats that. Is shown, in New berriy or
prepar1t3ed (o se'rvl 0our filend s and cuistioiii
25 pwees (of Fine En~rghish B3roadI
clot hs, the $1.25 kind, 54 inches
widle for 9J5c. a yard - all loading
sha idos.
50 pieces of Fine Fr'ec Venetians,
38 in. wide, the 65ce. kind for 48c.
a yard.
100 pioces of Black D)ress Goods8, all
thet lattest weaves at 20 por cent less5
thani you can huy themi elsewhere,
20(0 piecs of Co'ored Drs(Goods at
84c , l0c., 15c , 20c., 25c , 35c.
atnd 50e a yard. You can't match
the quality and prico in Now.borry.
Como to CJopolanld Bros. andI buy
your Dress and Trimmings.
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!
The b)iggest line of Shoes in New
berry, bought from the best fac
tories in America. Every pair
guaranteed, or a now pair f ree.
15 cases of ladios' fine Shoes for
$1.00 wort h $1.25.
15 casos of men's fluo Shoes for $1.25
worth $1.50.
15 cases of men's Shoes, congress or
laco $1.00 wort h $1.25.
15 cases men's fine Shoes, congress
or lace $2 00 worth $3 (00.
A.nythmng you want in Shoes comt 1
to CIopoland Bros.
Just, received 400 Ladieos and Childreo
vhich we wIll sell yott for less t,han you e
Comoi and( see for yourself and we will
COPEL
..eaders of Low Prices for Dress (<
Newberry, S. (
ldly 'end re'Iies, 'hia,;i
- "'a' ilieS if anly k1ind1 , to
'o h, . it fruuil
"-S
W ard 5.
A . I J. ;1.'WN IS h
. nomnilatee: as a e'an,iidate for
.\Wtern!n fro ard 5. subj"et to the
:ir wht D D ocratie rimlary elee
tIan.
Notice!
N' !() 'IU: iS "'it'1."; GIVEN
It. hat David A Livin;,*ston and
lU bert 1. Lominick have this day form
'd a co-partuersihip under the btyle of
D. A Livingston & Co., for the pur
pose of doing a general nuerchandise
nllelass at New berry. S. C.
David A, Livingston.
Robert B, ltmiuicet,
Oct. 21st, 11101.
Notice or Final Settlement and Discharge.
N OTICI' IS IIpEIIY GlV E N
tnat I will mlake ia iiual S:ttle
iie nt on th1e estate of Mrs Katie Melia
liray, formerly Miss Kat I Melia Smith,
ia minor in the' Probate Court for New
herry Countv, S C., on Thursday the
21st day of November, A. ). 1901, and
will iInIiediately th ereafter apply for
Letters of Dismissory.
M [i. K I'; \l PSO N,
Gutardianl of Said (\ uinor.)
October 18th, 191I.
Land for Sale.
" . /% A l'1)>.' (\I 1%1n>v\ 1.1 t_G
nilestr.'1m Chappel'1s, known a,s a part
of M rs V. E I'ayne's estate, boutnded by
lands of J. WV. Webb, Jno. Ilipl and
Mott P'ayne, will he sold at a reason
able price. I 'or partieulars apply to
MOTT PAYNE,
Payne, S. C.
STATE 01F SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
Ily WN. W. H odges, Esq., Probate Judge.
W H EREAS D. A. DICKERTj [HATH
madue suit to me to grant him
letters of administration of the estate
anid etTeet,s of C. A. D)ickert.
These are therefore to) cite and ad
monish all anid singular the kindred
anfd credlitors of the said C. A. D)ickert,
tieeased1, that, they be and appeari
before mei, in tihe Court of Probate, to
be held nL' Newberry Court, House, S.
C.. on the 5r h daLy of November next, af
1er publ)1ication thereof, at Ii o'clock
Iin the forentoin, to show caumse, if iay
they ha iVe, why 1the sid ad miniistr'a
t,ion should not he granted.
Given under my hand this the 21st
ilay of(Octoher-, A. D). 1901.
WN. W. HOD)GES,
J IP. N. dJ.
[DBROW'.
'(oods, Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
ny town in the up-country, we are better
ers this li than ever' before.
Clothing, Hats and Men's Fur
nishings
&t less than you can buy them for
at any other store in Newborry.
125 Men's Suits for $5.00) worth
$7.50.
100 Mou's Suits for $7.50 worth
$10.00.
350 Boy's Knee Pant Suits for 75o.,
$1.00, $1 25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
and $3.00 a Suit, sell for as much
again at other stores.
25 'ioz Boy's Knee Pants at 20o,
25o. anid 500. a pair.
1500 paiirs of Men's Odd Pants, best
A nality, to it anyone at 75e., $1.00,
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2 50 and
$3.00 a pair.
\Ion's and Boy's Hats, latest styles
at any price yon name.
j0 doz. Men's Under shirts and
Drawers, the 50c. kind for 25o.
I() bolts of Gohod Jeans at I2Ac. a
yardi worth 20o,
L0 bolts of Good Jeans at 1690. a
yard worth 25c.
0 bolts of 9 oz Jeans at 20c. a yard
worth 80o.
0 boltsA of 12 oz. Jeans at 25c. a
yard worth 35e.
I's Jacket,s and Capes, lat,est, styles,
an buy them for elsewhere.
prove what we say.
AND BROS.,
>ods5, Clothing, Hate and Shoes in
., Main St.
ALi
Um
DOn' be deceived by any one claiming to have
-:s as good a stock or to sell just as cheap," see
.c a i you will know as we do, it can't be
ou0 1 aim is to give more goods for less
n a any house in Newberry. Style, merit
wIr: alt\ and low prices combined don't go,
but when yo u advertise a bargain, and actually
show them, they never fail to attract,when you see
customers try everywhere and then come to us to
do their buying, is the best assurance that
Mimaughls rices 'lIht
From my earliest days in the mercantile world
1 have never seen fit to run business like other peo
ple. There is room for every one of us boys
room only for me at the top. We throw our doors
wide open and bid you welcome.
$2,500
Just received twenty-five hundred dollars worth of Capes, Jackets
and Automobiles. Twenty-seven inches is the correct thing in laties'
jackets. All shadas, Royal, Castor, Tan and Garnet. If you want a
Cape or Jackfct. come to headquarters.
Dress Goods and Silks.
The finest line of Dress Goods and Silks ever shown
in Newberry under one roof.
25 pieces Ladies Cloth, all shades the $1.25 kind our
price 90c. yard.
50 pieces 40 in. Venetian cloth, all shades, sold every
worn ooc. ana '+uc. now
only 25c. a yard.
25 pieces Black Dress goods worth 65c. and 75c. now
only 49c. a yard.
25 pieces Black Dress goods worth 85c. and $1 now
only 75c. a yar d.
IF YOU WANT A NICE BDAQK DRESS DON'T THINK OF BUYING
UNTIL YOU SEE OUR LINE.
MILLINERy
hiMoney talks and now is the time to use it to advantage. Don't
think of buying your hats until you see our line. Another big ship
ment just opened. Every train is bringing us new goods and we are
ollint,hem out in wagons a,nd buggy loads. Follow the crowds and
TIlE SHOE HOUSE OF NEWBERRY.
Our stock of. Men's, Ladies' and Childrens' Cheap
and Fine Shoes is the largest ever shown in Newberry.
I.haven't room or time to tell you, about the differen~t
kinds of, shoes I keep, but it will be a sight for- you to see
one entire si de.of my store room, 100 feet long, filled uip
.to the ceiling with nothing but shoes. A man remarked
the other day "that he believed I had enough shoes to
supply ,every man, woman and child in Newberry
county." Come, look and see what you think about it
A thousand soldiers may fight, but one can lead, I am
th e leader. Use your sense and save your dollars tradin g
CIothing, Hats and GentsFurnisOings.
Here is where I am going to open the eyes of the merchants as
well as the people and I want to tell you right now that I didn't steal
tese suits. I made a good i:rade on several hundred of them, in fact
I tokal te party had and paid him spot cash for them. I could se
every suit I have to any big clothing merchant, but I prefer to give
my friends and customers, the advantage of this great pickuu
100 Chilcdren's Suits at Half P e
You will ma.ke a big mistake if you buy your clokjgbfryu
iave seen ou.r line. By all means look before you ng haeret you
odo the business and its just likl& Mimnaugh to .u. av eti
f,ndersell them all.
MIMAMUINAUGHlS