The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 22, 1901, Image 3
Knights of Pythias,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
this L,od!.! Will Ie bhid thel 2nd
and 41th T'uVylay nights of p,a'h mlonthl
at 8.00. Visitiltt: Knigh1ts n''rdhally
wetlcomecd. TII: .:. E. El''I N(l,
K. of l.-.nl S
Urotweell 1lotci i ditlli.
NE.Wn4:lt'1 aARK.
Correct,ed evt:1-y "It:i,l t/ iti
by Sunnner Ilros.
b eu t ... ............ .. ... .. . .. 9;et99 .
Shoulders ......... 8
EIanis ...........1 (e). I I.
H ams...............
Best Lardl ............... ............0.
Best Molasses, flew rop..... (e.
Good Molasses.................... 2'((50
Corn ................................. 9Oc.
Meal - ..... . ..... . . .85 .
- 1 ay .................... .......... .. .$1.00
W heat r'anl............ ........... *1.25
1st 'atent Flou . ................ $-1.50.
21ad lIest l"I'ur........... ..... $..00.
Strait Ho ......................... *3 H6
Good Ord inar. limlur...........3.25ta)3.(0
Sugacr ..........,...... ..... ......... 51(ct l .
IR ict.................................... 5 a tS c.
CO 1TY .. .............. ... ....... I( it15c.
Cotton .ced meutal, per sac'k... .25
Uonuntry Produ.:o
Biutter, per lb ..................... 15(a)20c.
Etggs, per dozen ................ 15c.
Chickens, each.................... l5()25c.
Corn, per bushel h................. 80e.
Sweet potatoes .................... 50(<tl0c.
Turkeys, per lb ................. ((a) 8c.
li'oddur, por cwt ................. 75e.
O ats.......................... d0 .
THE NEVIEItY 0o'TON MA%RI':1r.
Corrected semi-weekly by C..1. 'urcell
& Co. October 22, 11)01.
G ood M iddling........................7 3-.
Strict M iddaling...............7 5 8
M iddling ................. ...........7 1-2
TO Tuitephonu tuhb+eritserp.
leasel add to your telephone lists:
Miller, Restauranlt........ ..107.
a&f 2. L'. W. llloyd.
CIIUMPERT''S oiller Mill will he
closed during week of St.ate faIr.
Sere will be grinding Thursday, Fri
ay and Saturday of each week t here
fter f&t :3t
Mlney to Lown,
ive years time at 7 per cent interest,
e ouredoy first mortgage on improved
real estate.
Hunt, Hunt & Ilun-ter, Attorneys.
'f&t tf
::No matter what prices
ire quoted you I will
Iways be lower.
Mimnaugh.
For Rent.
A good three-horse farm, near Beth
'lehen chureh, known as Ceo. It Su
ber's. Bounded by the latl of J. D.
Suber, Mud t.n1 ('annon Creeks.
Worked this year by Mr. Thomas
MAslt s, ..llgae_...., uulda l Ili,or. te"nant
mer and winter, and other Conve
nieuces. For further informat,ion ap
ply to Forest It. Suber, care of iLorick
& Lowrance, Columtla, S. C. 5t eot
J)entli,t
I)r. E C. Jones will be at. I,ittle Moun
in, 4. C., on the third Monday of each
tuont,h, commenUcf ig Moniday, lheptemn
ber 16t.h. lie wvil b-h- plealsedi to ottor
' his professional seriIces to all who
n ieed it. t, 2m.
'In this issue Jamineson tells how dol
s carefully spent will clothe and
oc men and boys in a lavish st,yle.
is telling is always his (10ing, and the
buyer who falls to heed it, works his
wnundoing.
A Striket ab I.tch Fins..
"I'' was t,roubled for se'verall year's wit,h
sronlic ind igest ion andic nervous debil)i1
.-H , '"No remmlli/ helped mie util I
ogan usinrg Ele~t~ct,ri itters, which
l~id mne more good t.ha iinial the me)(di
- ines 5 ever' used. T[hey h-ive also kept
my wire in excellent li a:th for yearis.
he says lMiect rio lii.t,(ers are just
lend id for femnele t roubtles; that, they
ro a grandl tonic and ir. vigorator for'
4 ak, run down woimen No other mcd
ine can take its place in our family."'
ry them. Only 50c. Satisfact.lon guar
titeed by all druggists.
Land( for Sto.
% parsonlag-3 t.rat, of liush Rtiver
rch near' Piesta-r Mill, 24 miles
Bush RI.ie Church, coutaininrg
aLy-six neres and good residlence.
de adjoining can hie bought cheap.
terms and prIce applyv to
I M. Smit,h,
Kinards, S. C
c1onert.
onday night, Oct. :2, 19->l, at the
era House, Chorus of for ty voices,
4 (talent in the city. D)irected b)y It.
Adams, of Vanderbilt University.
uartets, soloists, and1( readers, best local
~pt. Proceeds to go to (lie Ladies
.Society of the Cetntral Methodist
.
ThiR Wvii litere.t, Many.
kly introduce 13. IB. I. (lb
Balm), the famous South
To qli', , into new homes, we
tanic 11loo 4 el y free, 10.000 t.rial
ern bh ->d cuu.. e Blood Balm (B
will send, absOt.,. Id old ulcers,
- treatmnent,s. Bod ..lu In and blood
B) B ) qjuckly curen~ ' ng sores,
scrofula, eczema, itching h- , ensive
* humors, cancer, eatinlg, I esLe'..- heu
rolls, carbuncles, pimp!Cs or' < '
eruptions, pains in bones 01 or i tt -
- Tnatism, eat,arrh, or anybldor8-.
troubfe. Botanic Blood i e am akes it
1) heals every sore or ndm s'top all
the blood pure andih anti pture
aeher and pins. itanh oo d P'ut''
and rich and stops allah )n p,orugS
Blotanic Blood Bailm' (1. -n. i. tspitlgan
ly tested for 30 yearSs .espd andu
pirivato practice, and has outless tl4 '
andis of eases given up as houleh f Old
* at drug stores, $1 per targe .tl o
free treatment write t 130( lr
Co0, Atlanta, G.i- Miet,fle s a
once, prepald. Deser i n ~otoatn
free medical advice givoe . 1fetvigo
Blood Balm (13. B. 11-) gie" lihe vnes
and strength to then blood.theni lne
Blood Purinier made. hotalthy BloO
Balm (B. B. B. giO a oanti system
supply to the system.
VARIOUS AND AL. AROUV.
Court next, Monday.
See notice of Final settlemnit.
Next week is State Fair week.
We have been having some beautift
fall weather.
"Wanted-a l'Family,'' at the oper
hlose tonight.
Sonic line Salida land is advertise
for sale in this issue.
Jurors andl witnesses should he 0l
hand proinptly Monday Imorninig.
The dlust 1. almno4t uniltarabla'.,
shower of rain would be welcomlei.
See notice of copar"tl orsi1p betwect
). A. Livingst,on and It. 13. Loiniek
'T'he prices quoted in Copeland BIo.,
Ad. this morning are eye-openers. Rowia
The local lodge K. of 1'., will enter
tail so-1c distinguished visitors to
night
"Wardlawn" is the' n11ae suggest"
for the lots rceently sold by I'ureell S
H'loyl , Oi Gtu ntt street.
Walter L. IMtatine's circus has tole
graphed here for at date. The ad vallet
agent is expected every day.
The cabinet and machine rooms o
Carolina Manufactuting Company at(
closed d]own this week making repairs
Mr. 1t. J Blrown is nomninated in thh
paper ats i canldiIate for re-election lit
A ldernatn from Ward 5, in the comiog
city primary election.
The biseuit-baking contest for tht
I3uek .Junior Range will take place thi
afternoon at, H. i;. Todd's furnitulr
store. Many little misses will entet
the contest
Se rvices will he held in the 1.Ltherar
church of the Rtedeemler" next Sunday
and on the IIrst Sunday in November,
After the services on the first Sunday
a congerg'tional meeting will be held
to call a pastor.
Our altention hail been called by a
railroad ntn to a tinisance whieh
should be stopped at once. A crowd 01
little negroes, and probably some whit(
boys, have a habit of getting on ti
trains at the crossings just, below thi
high bridge, and riding up to the depol
or hanging on for a distance. Thh
should be sIopped before some one it
accidentally killed.
Sheriff 13uford brought in anotheit
negro yesterday. This time it wau
Cohant Law, who was wanted on i
clarg' of Iteatling from a train al
Sitghs. lie plead guilty before Judgt
Ha ir, I it made his eselp. Sehlwrif
13uford located his man in ree,ville
an i with the assistance of Chief ('on
stable Lal"ar succeeded in catching hin
and brought, him to Newberry yester
day. lie is wanted elsewhere besidei
in Newberry on various charges.
'oreonai.
Mrs. W. A. Kinard visited in Pros
M r. and Mrs. T. M. Roebuck visiltei
at Carlisle last week.
Mrs. S A. Riser is visiting her son
Mr. R. W. Riser, at Bartow, Ga.
Miss Mamie McMullan, of Virginin
is visitinig Miss Hatt,ie Leavell.
Miss Lillian Riser, of Gr'e'enviile, I:
visiting her cousins, the Misses R.iser
M i's. 8. .J. Derrick is visiting he1
brother alt Pine Ridge, LexingLoi
county.
L. H. Ilunt,, Esq., was ini Columnbi
Friday and Saturday on prof.'ssiona
hbusiness.
Mr'. L. B. Black well, or Theli Nichol
son Press, UJnioni, S. C., was in the cit;
SaturdIay.
Mrs. N. E. Au1l1, who hats been visit
inug r'elit,ives here, left yes5t erday t
v'ist at Dy3"on.
Mi is Til Gle~nn lefL Saturday3 fo
P-omiaiia, where she opeuned her schioc
Monday mtorninlg.
Pr'iof. N. 1E. Autll, of NortLh C'arolin
college, Mt. P'l'asant, N. C , has bee
in the city for the past few days.
Mrs. TLhos. HI. Cromer and son, He..
mon, of Clinton, were in the eity t,h
lirst of the week vIsiting relatives.
Dri. 10. 0. Hentz, of Walton, was
the city yesLerday and paid uis a pleai
ant call. The D)octor Is lo.oki ng well.
M iss C race Ie'denbaugh. of Nov
berry, is In the city on her way to L,h
Lutheran coinvent.ion in Augusta.-Th~
SLate, 19th..
Mrt. John J. HTemphill returned I
Chester yesterday, Hie has been
Abbeville and Newherry countie.
T'he State, 1th.
Mr's. IEmma Maupln, Mrs. (Chas. I
Armstrong and t,wo sons, lloyt, ati
Morton Kintg, have returned from
visit to Shelbyville, TPenn.
Miss MIary Pope, who hats charge
matron of one of the irooms at ti
Connlc-Maxwell Orphanage, Grec
wood, has been hiomue on a few da;
vi'4iL.
Mi ss liessie Simmons, havIng het
summiiIoned( homeii last week to at,ter
the lunieral of lher auint, MIiss Lizz',
Simamonis, rett,urnfed( to Converse collel
Pr'iiday.
Mr. Flank il unter', of Pr'osperit
after November' 1st, will be with Gild
& Weeks, in this city. Mr. Hunt
for some Lime paIst has beon with u
-a r & Wheelci', at 'Pro'sperit,y, anid w
th2 \elcomed In Newherriy,
I)0 VIj. ,Sara Flor'ence Clement, left y<
MIlb'\or the Columbia Fea'ic' c<
tordaiy ~ pli'te hcir courilse of study
leg toco eand languages. She
maoteati a special course In mu
and theory u19der the celebrated pii
I t,Dr. Fe.nestkBrockamann.
Mimn gh is doir
the leading Dry Goo
business of Newberr
A DtESEliVEl) PItOMtI'ON
blr. J. larlon i3avin A ppilnted Munperlnt.s
dont of tin . Notwherry ('oton MtillN.
Since the resignation of Mr. Alex
ander Makepeace as Superintendent o
tie Newberry (;oton Mills has beeu
aecepted, M r. .I Marion Davis has bceu
acting Superintendent.
Presi:lont, and General Mianager. 1'. J
McGrary has informed us that he hat
t), perinatnently appointed MIr. )avis to
that posit,ion.
WO think that Mr. MeCrary IN t<
be congratulited f;r establishing a
precedent that we hope will hereafte"r
be followed by other Southern mill.
and enterprises, that of putting ou
own young men to the front., in recog
nition of a faithful perfornance of
duty, which we knew he would do did
the opportun1Ity presenI itself.
S'Mr. )avis is one of our own young
men -It Newberry b..y--one (hat has
l worked his way to the position to which
he has been ap1mointed from a boy In
t,he mill whont it first started. i,lb suc
cess is is reward for fait h fulness to duty,
study, energot.ic, punctual and close at
tention to business. llis promnotis,n is
a deserved one, and the position he now
holds will be illed with credit to him
self and satisfaction to the mill author
ities and Ihe employees under hun.
Again, we extend congratulations to
Ms r. )avis on h is promot.ion, to the wor
i thy president of the mill on the ap
pointlment of M r. Davis, and to the em.
ployees of t,be mill who are so fortunate
as to have one of their own number as
Superintenident. A good selection has
been made.
Mun o I)argalns.
l'verybodiy likes to read of a bargain
sale and to att,end these satles. By read
ing Mimtaugh's td. in this paper you
will see that he is having a continuous
bargain sale, that everything you buy
from him is a bargain. And he dot's
not u4ak you to buy, but says if you will
inspeet his line you won't want to buy
elsewhere.
To 1tont.
A good 'T'wo-horse H ar"m near town.
Apply to 'Thns. F. Harmon. t 2t.
Lot a .,(4.Id SocIety Ittige.
Lost on streets of Newhor ry yester
day afternoon a gold society badge,
oval shape, encircled with a laurel
wreath, set with emeralds and pearls
with P. 1, S. iII gold letters in centre
at top and initials B. T. M. on back.
Also words nulla vestigiat retrorsa on
finer-.
lind.r will please notify this of1ice
or P. N. Martin, National lank.
Ml'ATE FAIR It PEITALN.
The Monthnrnt Itatlroad WIl1 Oparato Special
'TranIe, on Woednsday tnd Tiriady
Next Ve'k -Ilehodtul. ande Ita,S.
.Thc S'.ate P"air will onent in Columbia
all announced special rates for the
occasion, and the probabilities are that
overy seetion of the State will he repre
sented by large delegations of eitizens.
In addition to the regular trains, the
Sout.hern road will on Wednesday and
Thu r-uay operate specilal trains t,o ac
ecommaIodate their pat,rons. The sched
ule of the special train wihll 1)e as fol
lows:
tiMT'Wt~I'N ANDFMItSON ANt) COlUMIIIA.
A.nder'son. ve.. 0a n $41
B elton........e 60 am 38
Hunaea Path.. .8a t.....:6
Dotnalds........ n . .4
I lodiges ........i.....:2
Groeenwood .. 71 am....9
New Market.Ci72am...24
Nlncty-Hix CC7'2..n....6
Dyson......" 75 ta.......28
3 Chappells . t7 n... 2::
O'd Town.....atin....21
Silver Street" 2'a-...(2
r 1: elena........" .7a n...18
INowbher ry..... in......17
.Pros perity ... H5 n...15
l'omnarla .....i il...... 1
SPeak..........'' $2 ti....2
~Alston ........C 93m....2
Jteiarnln, lav Coubia Tr30 p. Ra.
Arrive Anesn15.0 a m.......4
rickts ca also be p ......... daily
schetlled t 6.18v pro m...... noo of
"06.5er m3.......901.
",N 7 14. Spc a i m.. .....29
n Secil tain wil be ope........ over
from Ahh "e t.a 7 'a m.... p ...... ng89
~ Leav Ahle"vlll 57..a.m......... in5
" 9 15 a.....m........714
"li9tn.5.a..m.........0
" 0 28 arIy....m........H 25
Columbia...........5.a...........
.O Wilvno opnbet,we....Columb.9 and
Retunng, leave ColumbIa7 0 p. m.
A, Leave Arnerson.......71
at thertspcgien.above.from c0be
rtcAriedulewto rriv...prior..80ono
No rrvebevilst,.w..,h..n...10.t, N.vem
In bor 3rd 19'0tedasof1ld.hr
Io it ., sudn, & .tSpekil Fat Taindng
I ndSpead ins wll coneoerted oero
oth lIke to think rabout. Avoidh occastoi
eofose Ste Fih ton Wenesay fhand
kIllra thefaexy wek.The,- fore fox
'ytears.d Itri conqthe sam odn a rodsi
and ~ uge the r &Lseiahl wicru
Is theicedle
I rs peru t y... ....... I....... Per
Cha)avis.............84
Low Pri
We neve
But we do hal
LINE OF
IN ]
When w<
that all attempts
FACETO I
Aw
Ed. 6
A b<
A lir
nese
Boy
stripe
as go
A $
-or
"PRINCETON sack Suit
Su it
ored
Jean:
"IT
But It Is Done
The Shoe Hous
proud of it and w
by always showir
We Have a Pi
worn these shoes two ye
IatiJamieson's" it please
mightily.
Women's Shoes.
Th~e Harrisburg Shoe, the ideal medi
uim grade Shoe.
Zeigler Bros. Shoes.
Are the very latest dowvn-to-date styles
for womuen. Every pair must he worthy,
honest shoes or the makers would not al
low them to go on the market. WVe have
thema in button and lace-all styles.-at j
$2 00, $2 50, $3.00, $3.50 and $.4 on. Our
guarantee with every pair.
We are Ib
We want him to seec
shapeand shades.
sTATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
By W. W. Hodges, Esq., Probato Juadge.
W HIIEREAS II ATTlI E TOIAM
mad(e suit to me to grant her let
ters oif admtfinistr'ation of the estate of
and effects of Job Tobias:
Tihese are thterefore tom cite iand( ad
monaitish all tand sitngular the kintd red
and c red it.otrs of the said Job Tfohias,
d (eceasedC, thait they be and appear
before met, in ihe Court of Probate,
to be held att N ewhaerry Court louse, S
C , on ttie 29th day of Oct. next, after
pub,lcation thereof, atL II o'cloc.k int t he
fornon,toshow cause, i f tany they
have, why the said Adintistrationa
abould tnt be granted.
Gi vetn atnd(er amy hand this the 1.1th
(ay of October, Anano D)omini 19101
.1.P. N. C.
Notice of Application
for barter.
S'r A-r'n 0F SOUI'PHI CARtOIANA, 1
yN OflCE~ IS HIEftEIN G[VEN
thbat the unadereigned will appIly
to) the seeretary of State on F"ridlay the
l8l,n d1e of Octoher, 1901, for a charter'
of itncorporat ion for the Palmetto (laub,
t,he object o,f which is social, to be
ocaited at Newborry, South Carolina,
p)ur'suant to the provisions of the Act
approved the 1t,h day' of ttebruary, I
1900. L. W. F'LOYlD,
J1 E NORWOOD),
0. L. 80CHUMPERT.
yl-lRhtheat price paid for hides.
0sw Loen Pw c8
r have closing sales in mic
ve the best, Iagest and mO
&
CLO.THING&
NEWBERRY COUN
Advertis3 an article at a specik
the goods and the people ha%
to match either were flat failures.
'ACE TELLTALES A11OIT CLOTHING ANDl
Boy's Wear.
ell made boy's suit. Good material. Dout
5c. $1, and $ 1 .50.
Dy's suit $1.98. Nobby, Stylish and catch:
e of boys'suits that have the happy combinatior
and durability. They run from $2.95,-$3.4
s' suits, 14 to 1 9. All the latest designs in r
s. casinmere and Chevoit. Look like tailor-rr
Dd.
Men's Wear.
5. suit for $3.75. To see it is to buy it.
5, Kersey suit. Ha.s a $ 1 0, look and is wearabl
$7.50, a.i all wool Cassimere suit would be a
Suits that simply are impossible to match am
s $1 1, to $18. Regular Stylish High Class an(
;uits that are as good as any merchant tailor m
s Pants at 59c. worth $ 1 .00.
IS A PEAT TO PIT THE FE
with Ease with Our $O,
Draw From.
e of Newberry has well earned the
'ill ever maintain it by giving the
ig the largest stock to select from
ide In giving our customers satisfaction an
mark like the following, as we did tI
ars and they are good yet. They are the 'Lilly
3 us. That was a little too long for the seller bl
JUST A FEW SHOE BRICES.
For' the Little Fliks. Shoe for $1 00.
Chilulren's shoes, I to 5, 25 lo 50 cents. Not ai c'he.p, illy nuemle oo hnt a good
A BAR' A IN. solid1, well mIIoIe shoe for womheni lhat has
LIItt' Men's Shoos. all the style of a : i ee fto wa
mdth " Allterica" ' hoe is are all Heavy Shioe.S
shoes of sterl ing wo' rth and Isupler iim st yle ( )or stock of (shoeis for t hose whiose
i shoe that will he apjpreciatedi h, goo crl all ings re<piire heao:vy foot wear was neIver
udl.res They go at $3.(00, $3 so. Si (Io so large ams this -easont. Shoies for the
md $5 no. Just like huinig dollars for j(arin. Shes lfor the miill Praiee away
a cents. ilawn.
Doking for the Hard-to-Plc
>ur stock of hats and if he cannot be suited his
6CsiiStock never so cornpllete as now.
Head to F
EW fI[ THE iAI2DVTOTIlT.
GROSSMAN, MulCAELSONNr & C9. MAKe.ReS
NEW b'ToUL K ur .'iuK WbaKol
NO B- TTPIGR IN WORLD!!
Wet. fit you whniin all of ho~rs faji! True! T Iry us!' Prices are satLisfac
tory also. And we carry lith uul st ock of lower priced1 Clothing as well.
In adIdit;on, we carry a fall stocek of Dry Ghoods, Shoest andi~ IHats, &c.
We want your bInainoss, anid wo will do all in oiur power toa phloe-&t and
BaV yotl motley. Cone t) 50(1 n.. Yot1rs trully,
fi'.8.4- .!ln uttnrik Wuashlinn anksa nnd P'at.t.ens al wava In nilemk.
Strings!
I season
st dependable
SHOES
TY.
tl price we have
re always found
le Breast
of dainti
5,-$3.95.
ilaids and
ade--Just '
-i
e.
bargain at
'where for
NAGNET CRAMS
i well tail- *
akes.
ETI
000 Stock to
a title and we are
people the Best
d when we hear a re
,e other day, "1 have
Bracket' and 1 got them
at it pleases the wearer
Brogans at $t.00.-Hilgh Gut
wec tol youl abhout them last week andi
they went off with a vim. Never beaten
for tha.' tuloney.
Jamieoson's Best at $1.85.
A brogani that others have tried to heat
but1 which has ntever heen even mantched.
Dross Shoes at $1.00 to $1.21.
Iliard to believe but we have them for
mena. I,ok like a! $3.00 Shaoe.
~ase Man,.
is a hopeless case. All
oot Clothier.
Colleg~ Studens
teion
BMJi Til MIDlaIRT &IL
We Have the Lamps.
Lamps Cheap, but
Not Cheap Lamps4
Also aill tIhe re-quis8itost for the Toihis:
Rauzors, Strops, Lather Brumhes,
Shaving aind 'Toilet Soaps, Tolet
Powders anid Perfumery.
W e invite y our pat.ronage,
We handle Wiley's
Candies-Freh