The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 29, 1901, Image 3
Knights of Pythias,
Casg!tle I All1,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
S 'I' A TI 1 D CON VEGNTIONS O'
this I'.dge will bo held (th4' 2nd
a' 1d 4th ''uesday nights of each ntolth
at 8.00. Visiilng KCnigtts orttitally
welcome0d. TI'IOS. I':. 1.0'1 INl?,
IK. of It. anl S.
C-rotwel Hot l t'1uilintt
-r ii: Ni".Vu;RnLty co1rTON n1I titI(Ir.
Corrected semi-weekly by U..1. Porell
& Co. October 2i, 19101.
G ood M iddling........................7 1-2
Stret Mhiddling...... ........7 3 8
Mt iddling ....................7 1-4
For Itt'nt.
Nine rooms to rent over 'T'arrant,'s
store. Mrs. It. L. I 'aysi nger.
Silk and Wool Wah,tings worth 65e.;
now 34e., at Newberry Cash Store.
Watt".
A black Blodgtt I')inltr )og-puppy
from (1 to 12 months oid. State prico
andt ped ig l'ee. E8. MCLAAKSON,
t&f 2l. Law Ltantke, Colunbiu, S. C.
Pilano for S alo.
A first-class one at, a targain if taken
th is week for cash. Mrvs. C. 11. Crisp,
Gary, S C
Buy your new Dress
and Trimmings at
Copeland Bros.
AMeals at all hours at I3.)b Miller's
restaurant, near postollice.
To t.hu P'ulic.
laving hought out, the Wheelwright
and l3lacksmith business of Wi Davis,
opposite 13Irow:1', btable, 1. anli now pre
pared to do all kind Of wood and iron
* work. Sh.eiiig it specialty-promptly,
neatly and reasotna)lo. Twenty-six
years in this business tells me I know
what, L am doing. All work guaranteed.
Send inc your work. Respectfully,
It W. (': Pearsall.
2 pair Ladies' Patent Tip Shoes 99c ,
at Newberry Cash Store.
For a good meal try. It. J. Miller's
restaurant two doors fron uostoilice.
To relptiono Subsrh tibori.
Please add t.o your telephone liss:
It. J. Miller, Restaurant...... .... ..107
tcf 2t,. L. W. "to3 d.
Mimnangh is doing
the leading Dry Goods
busine' ss of Newberry.
20 pieces I1-ich Silk and Wool Dress
Goods wortII t 0l y4.; 59. this week
at Newbierry Cash Store.
llnY to 1,.111k
Five years time at 7 per cent interest,
securedoy irst mortgage oli improved
t real 'Sta I c.
Htnt, (lunt & Ilun-ter, Attorneys.
f&t tf
No matter what pricr
are quoted you I w.
always be lower.
Mimnaugh.
Lanti for Maie
SixI v ners oif good suburban land
rone and a unlf miles south of t,he city,
for sale. In high state of cult ivation.
Apply t,o I10. Catt,aiss~. f&t 8i,
.-'Go to llol M ill er's rest auiran t, t.wo
2 ors from postollie, for your meals
Shcn in t he city.
107 yd-. 36-ineh 'i'afet.a Silk worth
1* .5 yd. .his week 99e'. at N:w hertry
a~~Jsh Stre.
SNobby all-wool Suits
Men for $5, $6.50,
Copeland Bros.
A good threbr am,natieh
emt ei'itreh, kntowni as G eo. It Su
8. lt,oundil. d by thu land of J. D).
er, Mwudi andi ('annfoni Creeks.
orked to is year' by Mr. T1homas
ims lis a. good dlwellintg, tenant
8 es, hay mecado ws, patstur'es. sumi
or and winter, and ot.her c~onv -
es. For further info'rmation ap
,Forost II. Suber, car.e of LorIek
'rance, Colniuia. S C.. Or Rtobt.
elch, Newvberry, S C. 5L tot
autiful Salt, white sacks, 100 lbs.
55e. . Mosley Bros,
2t,. Prosperit,y, S. C.
) seasoniable dishes, served on
(,not ice, at all hours at Rt. J. Mil
Testaurant, two door's from post1
eople are coming
Nm beyond Colum
,Greenwood, Lau
s and Union to buy
ir Dry Goods, Shoes
Millinery from
M imnaugh.
otu, I.' Comt a,g
thme
ays here with his
or me and boya
~ ~ oe ¬ to the
*~Tit IIS 1ub\\n~ wX' is
\n o tetuc Ot.'he~ 'aen
VAItiOUS AND ALL AltOIU F.
See citation.
The beautiful weather continues.
tl)linson's circus will exhilbit. htere
on the 15th.
See notice (if applications for kcopt'r
of county lion.
Newberry will he well repres'nted at
the State Fai' this week.
Mr. MI .1 . Se'tt has mloved froml MI Is.
Matthews to MI's. If. II. llrase's.
'Tho Southletrn's "'Newher'ry air
Special" is nec;onxlating to New
bt"r'rians.
)t. Gvo. H. Crono-,r asumilnled hir class
rotomu duties at the college yesterda y
morniig.
''he extra train on the C., N. & i.
will pass Nowb'erry at 8:10 tonorrow
and Thursday tnrnings.
M r. ''. 0. Stewai t is announxced as a
candidate for alderman from Ward 3,
in the coinig towli pr'imlar'y.
It is proposed to buildi an electriC liue
bstween Edgelic!d and Augusta. A fter
awhile they hope to extend it to Saluda
and Newberry.--Exchange.
The Boundary Street school will be
closed on Thursday and Friday to give
the children and teachers an opp'or
tunity to attend the State Fair. This
Is a thoughtful act on the part of the
trustees.
Mr. W. l'. l'earsall has decided to
open a first-class wheelwright, and
blacksmith shop in this city. Ile is a
good workanRn, had many years of
experience antd shoulu be pationiized.
See his ad elsewhere.
During the si.ging of one of the nun
bers at the opera house last night
"Fair Luna," we looked around the
audience to see if the new moon, tle
bare cranium of a certian prominent
citizen of Helena, could be been.
It is observed that, where the force
has been sprinkling the streets, the
hose in tomne places are left, connected
to the dydrant. The chief of the tire
departmont should look into this. III
case of an alarm, It would cause a de
lay.
Ilas the bicycle ordinance been re
pealed, or is it simply a dead letter?
Almost, any night after dark riders can
be seen on the streets without, lights,
aind on the outskirts where wheels are
allowed on thy. sidewalks, it, is danger
ous.
1Jriderwear at under prices, all kinds
at Newberry ('ash Store.
No matter what prices
are quoted you, Cope
land Bros. will always
be lower.
x'rqHOiiiII.
Mrs. .Janes Mcintosh is visiting in
:olumbia.
Mr. W. C. Tyree is on ait business trip
J. N. Fowles returned to Colnn
jaturday.
Master Holland Fellers Is clerking
at Danics' jewelry store.
Col. WV. H. il ut, of SpaLrtaniburg, is
ini the city attending coiurt..
Mrs. M. Mittle, of Iiennieusville, is
in the city visiting friends.
.Mxrs. E. H. Aul went to Columbia
ycster'day toi spend Fair week.
Miss ~Lu I hatton has ret urned fromx
a visit to her b)rotherNs at Renxo.
NI rs. M. F. Reeder, of Green wood, is
visiting her soni, Mr. J. W. Iheeder.
I. Hi. fHint. 1?.aq , wvent to Coluxobia
Saturday on professionial busitness.
Mr. J Guy Daniels mide a business
trip to Nhiety-Si x and D)i,son yest,er
day.
NMra. Johni x Ri se is in Nc w'.h rry for a
fe'w days ont b'usinx,s. - O.:inee News,
MIrs. S. [L. P owellI hase r'etxurnxed to
New berry fr'om her summer' visit
Nort,h.
lion. H. HI 10vanis is t.akhrug in the
fair this week, Hie left yesterday for
Columiibla.
Mr'. R. P. Fair', of the Stxandar'd Oil
company, spent, last week in Newberry
with r'elaitives.
Mr's. M. C. Garlington left yesterday
morning for Chicago to spend the win
toe' with tier son.
Mrs. J. S. Derr'ick has xretuirned fr'om
Lexington County, wherec she has been
on a visit to hexr brother.
M iss A nnie Riser' lef t oxi Saturd ay for
Tony (Creek, Anxder'son Coounty, to take
chaxrge of the Calhoun High School.
Luther Riser' having souhlietly r'e
covoered fr'om his recent iijuies to
tr'avel, left oii Saturxdxay to visit his
sister at. Ko mg:4tree.
Mlis- L,izzie Domxiniek, of New hierry,
spint, ye'St::rxhda ini tie cit,y, the' guest
of the Mils"es Haxbeni'bt onl Tl',yior
Street..-The Srate, 27tb.
Mr. JT. H Culbreath anod family. of
Tampa, lFla., halve been lin and around
the cit,y for the past week visit,ing rola
t.ives and friends. While lin towni they
werec the f;uosis of I x'. R C. Per'ry.
8ho Didn't WVear a~ Muik
it her bea:;ty was comnpleteilv hid
srels, bbl'? ehes andi gileil' till
ov Bucklenx's Arnica Salve. Thcnx
shied as 'diH all I'r:uptionis,
Bo oll, Ulcers. tUrb,uneles
nwr'''- 'cmi its utse. I'faihltih f'or
-- urns, x-ealds andi Piles.
our -dl. 25 xnt all dr'ugcst
C\o ress'Goods,
troOi nd Shoes
and OU'~ and Bros.,
-\ :\ b. l\easecd
tOpiOistT'-r. prnce.
1'!C,(1KM t'i1E lilC(AI.).
Tht. 1ocorvlt -- Warie tIis:giin IncitssI
II, 'w IlI I , 'rch,It -Int h int. w nu,k "
ilr l':diitor": You nee- d noIt inst-rt renl
nottice of hind any iore Is lirst ill.er
Iton br,Oulght met anl applicant. Thlli:
cihowt" what p rinttr's ii.i w% d"th. It
an experiet'ee of o vtr firty yea's il
Opinion hats not chillgedi. if youv want
anything try pr inter's ink. I In u.
thank you for N our cotunilke nli on iPres
dent, lot,evelt, andut ilooker Wahing.
ton in your issue of the 2.'i, but you
explained the situat.ion in you' irsut
of the 250h- -he is color hlitd. 'lht
whole thitg retinds mue vetry tuneh of
the anecdote of the old diartk-2 aid his
ca'-tish. Hie tliought, he caugltht. a cat,
fish, but, golly how he hats ".swunk"
away. We t.ht)utght we hail i presi
dtt, but. golly how that oiinion[ hit"
".wuuk" away
I hoite" tie next mloon will change hi"
eye-sight so at, he cain see the di1'er
e('e hetweenl at white mnat1n and I Iig
ger. L''tg live the 1lerald an d News.
'tos 1''. IHARMAN.
Ili: N1:wn1LI1 CY( Falllt sPiC'Al,..
'lThe sothiern to Opt r.bte m Mp.ecial Train
front Notwberry i;HI'elIally to Accome
mnodate Nt-wherripans--A Moodt
belied u I'.
The $oulhern ' .lway company on
Wednesday an.'I 'lursday of this week
will operate Ia spilecial traitin from this
cit.' to Colunbia to esipecially aCconmlo
dat,e Newber 'ians going to the State
1''ai I'.
The Newberry special will leave the
(epot promptly at H o'clock each iorn
ing, and ret.urning will leave Columilbill
about 8::30 p) ml
''he Sout hern wil I spare no pains tc
accommodat,e the crowds going to thc
fair, and will do)ubtless (10 the business,
This s)ecial tritin is in addition tc
the extra that will puss here at H - 1
each nlorninr, and will give tie 1a
trons two ol)Iortuniti- s each iorniig
to go down on the Souithe1n.
iRemember, the Newberr'y speciaI
will leave tile Southern depot prollipt,i)
at. 8 o'clock, and if you want to go t.
Columbia on the first train, be .,t. tint'
liesides the two sp)ecial train
coaches will be left here for all th
regular triins going into Columbia, sc
Newberrians naelI not fear getting in a
jat on the umlthe rn.
Agent linrton is looking to every de
tail, and will see that his plat-r"ons gel
the very best service.
Oldt soldi.,r'ii Eixperlence.
M1. M1. Austin, a eivil war veteran, Of
Vinchester, Ind., writes: "My wifv
wias sick a long 1ime in spite of good
doctor's treatment, but was wholly
cured by )r. Kin's New l,ife Pils,
which worked wonders for her Ih'ealth.'
They always do. ''ry tbem. Only 25c
at all druggists.
An Addrcae Wanted.
Mr. W. H. Long, of Prosperity, is
anxious to lint' Out the address of Ser
geant, .foe Biailey, who enlisted in the
11amt)on 1eigion, Company G, from
Laurens county. Any onC knowing the
address of Sergeanut Bailey will confer
a g!reat fav'or by writinlg Mr. Long at
Not ice.
There wvill a1 meetintg (If B ergell
Tribe, No, 2-1, 1. 0. 11. MI., tonight,
29th inst1., at, 8 o'clock. All mIemJbers
areI l( retited1 to1 he pre'sent .
H y orde r of thie G3real, Maclien o (f 8.
C. Cole IA. lI lease4.
Aetin g Sach em.
Mt's. TJo111nI loirris died at1 her home
inl West, 10nd, this city, yesterday even
ing. She.' in:ves a lhuad and11 t,wo
this atftrnooni at VTranqu ii.
Nil'. WV. I'. Wieker~ died at hils hotoe
inl the countt,', 111a118)ondley, 0on Sunday
evening, 27t.h inst,., after1 an1 Illness of
about one week wit,h 12''ngestion. Het
was8 about- 35 3 ears of age, and11 leaves a
wife and two children. llis remnains
were bluried Mondayv after'noon.
Tot) Causiles Night Alairmu.
" One nilght miy 1brother baby)3 was~
talkeni with1 Crou p,"' writ es Mris. J. C.
Sindi(er, of t 'rittnden, Ky., ''it, seemed
it wouid stran1gle before we) could( get ii
d1oct.or, 80 we ga1ve it D)r. Kitng's Noew
Discovery, wichel gave quick relief any
permn-anently curedO( it. We aliways'. kl(Q
fromt ~Ot zrutad \Vhoopmug Clougih. I
onredC( me1 of' ai c)h.mie bronHtc hi ali !tub
thast no( of(her remedyil3 wold re ileive'.
Iniialiihle fItr 'otughs, (Cold s TIhrea
tnd rI A ng troublesiji'. 50e1 and1( $1 00It TIra,
bttlei Lr" e L1 a1. a t ,bja Is.
FRBB TO TH-E BABIBS.
The Eastern Manufacturing Co., c
Chicago, wvill presenIt to every b)aby
tunder one ycar of age, in this county, on
solid silver baby spoon wvith the baby'
given namefl etngraved 0on same. You d
not have to pay one cenlt 1nor buy any1
thing to get thlis spoon. The Easter
Manufactutring Co. arc large mnanuifac
turers andi jobbers of jewelry an
silverware, and have taken this mletho
of advertising their goods. Instead c
spending thousands of dlollars fc
magazine ad vertising they have dlecidle
to give it awaly dlirect to consutmers.
Tihe undlersigned firmn has1 bee
made distributing agent fotr til
locality. Brinig your baby to thel
store and give its nlamei and( age an1
you will receive one of these beautifi
silver spoons all engr'avedl free of cos
This is not a cheap article, but soll
silver of elegant design. Don't fai
to look over the elegantut line of Tl
FEastern Manuf actur ig Co.'s goods<
display at
'C' J. W. WHITE.
Nowhoe'r,. M(
We Are As we Always Hav
or copy---We Draw Our
Letting the ChiPps Fail
l~ ie,x to 1oot C1otha '
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e Been--We Never Follow
Line and Hew to the Mark
where They may
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by, Stls an cathy
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We.
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OTHIy - EM.PRI
lStylish Hg ls and chy tail
Lffromnsaefo $50c. tol$5,.00 on
he latesesn cintlicism and reciv
eit Look lik tailorpube-icutheavn
1 0 los. andis welesorcutmr
anyrercatt.lo aks
Sh1.0or$0.0
soidel cand sae fr omt 50hao$s00o
.ilThe h e farsho pescri ticimweeen:v
un awdb a to th p25c h a n
lors.tocksofwshde forthoseowhos
Shoe or $ 00.Br'oganls at $1.00. High Citt
Nt t (ltSj) il)'itiile511)0bit ~ W)'i \e tohl you ablouut t hem last week and
51) ii, e) tiid SIIX fo WOII'i1th t hey li wenit oft w%ithi a v un. Never beateni
Heavy hoes.Jamnioson's Best at $1.35.
Our tockof soes or tose hase A b)roganl that others ha:ve tried to beat
bt whtuih15 hasnver beeni even~ wratched
so arg asUx~OI')I. SI1~5 OI he Dross Shoes at $1.00 to $1.25.
. Sh esf~rtheittil Pice uwi' I lard to) believe but we have them for
do wn. mient. I,ook like a $3.00) Shoe.
Furnishing Goods.
..ess than mill price.
lesonl,
Heacd to Foot Clothier.