The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, November 05, 1901, Image 2
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Exposit wen, weo ri
We would :kkl to ca
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ties to tll he t\-+' :t t : 't.t
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t i . I,";:a' l 0 I:: t' at ll\:t\
an0d . >0t co; t':\ 0t',\%
berry C'o h tid
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Ilpe ial day h: L -
and it1 is Ilot\ U1 it) l!_l', i
\e hope that t,n " v ,
in thris nllittt' a l tli 1im i r h ' p , ; tl l
will ie terdtl. The i ii;O-tt Ia t i. - u:r
t'inly ouni_ht, to think thet tonilegk; of .tif
Jielent Si/ ttiu ilrtluen ce to hiavet" it ui
without "Illi nnitng wait,ii ;t a t jtil"t t: I
legt. Iy 'il nu+al-- tit he tay ---.ou;tl h t
ecure ed and tie f'etuity anld tu dellt:
tholtld attuild Uin ina-,,
Tne followiig iotee of the ii 1ory 0l
K(er:ha 's Bi'.mt.. wtenltt by l'juf
College, alppeare'd ~in a rieent iss tue e
the i..;tnor S.ia:
Agustu~ D) ckert Nix3, pp 3, 111;is
Elt>ert 11 A nil Comipaiy. Ne w herriy,
,. C.
Tne niame of K~ ershaw%'s lirigudo 0s
S 'utu '.arol.i.a:1- * f.tam.ar ti ai at he
wore the gra.y and aw naraiil, light ingp
onl tne idi. o1 Vl'ihua, in the swoouips
of Carolinia at,d the.. mioutinsi of Teni.
C orpjs of I he Armiiy of N orth erl V ir
ginia," anid manlii of its tum eris '.ol .i
1 cered for seriv ice he fore then Ii rst gill
was lired att tino Star of t he W4etm whih4
t,he 2nd. of .\ia), 18t1>, nearly a n thti
after the fatal day of Apponiattor It'
hi st ory is it hiistor iy of the war,' for, a
will be seeni, thiere~ wer'e few plitcedl
battles in thie l'ast thau dlid not, callI
forth its valor.
The auther' of the book is I). Agusto
.icket, wtho, t, the age o,f 15~ run away
1.o. tighti and SUrr'tene ailc'is captai ii In the
TLJIrd So~ut h Carolin Vt olunti eers. Ilit
wtai ai gai e n I o'idiet' al thriough, anod
be thai writ .0 at goot: boo4k, for' the
broader Iiues of himryi' are iterwoven
wit i: tuve ei aui'edotes andi ini.
Utt tht iue;rate the tomper of the
timer tIC 1 jIm arti i Le narrative a lo
Cat. cling'iIf Tt o V.ow i . a good
exanIil)iIt o iite t J T' wtriter wat1
preparing 0 tIl tt, I.CbooL itt anja ii
ing county~. But v. tii Oh Imy way '((
sch1oL: i boarnuen a 'rit, ;. W,ih ti.
way tojoji t ciar 4coil pattilit i.ndC (ti e -e
t.o set. a110. 1! needI 10 tI tit' 110 AU
dersioi (lut of hila deni N i.,.ing 11 coud
04 heartd( on. tie train II ): wart. ",1k ing'
of 8oiniier'. 'Oid A Uiier'on- unid '3-ai i
the' We.' Ev'eryoneii w%l& ill liig
were sien iii every d i rection. Ti i w.t
mtore ihanl ia youituful vIIin VOuii
wvit.hstand: sa di ri.etd ti e*f towardill
thie seat of war' iinst.eall of $oiiii
thboughibil' ioet ac tesie lii.. e til
accui'rt ) ptO sentiojn of thi ulii r d?
uas.
ThPie Chief 10orb of Capa i.' ie.ken'.s
book is that it pr 'wei- thp gaOV iaiu
bright, as wel a., th granvc wiu'i ofI.'
Confeder'ate lif sowier e it?i 1i. I i
full of auecdoL( to au .iniden't and1( ie.
hart,ee. ISuch qipal)S j;ts keep the
heart light andi the tihd 4V1,'i iJ2
neath mfanly at tattered comt.
0 ~The student of hiistory miay wist a
moroeclaboraitcesketch. BAui the aver
age wan who wishes to eiuatchi a mio
ment for reIcreLationi will be recpaidI as
he Lakes up this rketch. There~ a1re bome
faults of st,yle and siom of Ly pogr'aphi .:
but, all ia all, this is a h"&trty, cheery',
cleatn book. It extenuttes somi t hingi
maybe; but It set,e down naught in mair.
lice. As a loaa history It i an Interes.
ting~ contribution to the' chironicle
ofteperiod.
4, It. Meaus DavIs.
8. C. College.
This book has received thei hearty
commendation and encouragement of
all who have read it. It is a good
t'11y histt ry of th, w': Iritten fby a
11r\:ate rln' froim a pri\v: t"'s st!anilp)ilit.
I t in: ik. s interre tinu. rt'adinl :, w\hrt,htr
N.; t\at th: i y it:;aphv or al_'
l' aho\ e noi ic' frotm the I.tiltimn,oro
Su'. wr :ten1 by oneof tht' het stut'nts
o ii'-' in ~ t x ,t.~jnIhe Stat sp ak well
t t \hI .i I.
C I 'l1: 1n iCt AND 1'llh. N:(i-: lt
1 ''N o, :t I I rn 'tres a:ll! I.t" l e t -tellm
to l:\ - Very\' t 't I -l idel a of ral'
N::ee thet inltiden'lt of the dlining, of
IN,t1:tr W as1:t.in tin a)t (lte l'r't's h-t' :
lall, fromI1 thc ed:ittril', c.Xltesstins of
::: rntt: t 't a r . it st''m that tht
i pr- \ :t i t t'th tl111:61 ft anl
-t C t't
t": t i I(i t r i P t1 - t'4
Wychet I- .N wh lt 1y1. The t:,: t.id
to heaco tr:. t' de o r: . part'i u
a 'l cr : : tlt " tt'"
IV v
t t .t . ' . :
hnrg Journal. 3st
e . . lt : t . a: .a: , 1.hV 1 he"
has he fllwt to .:y:"W enoyth
p ,pe. At . 'we .as h lvs.e
herr ana it peole,therfor we ar
I t.
ycheh-. f \e\\'1 t 'v. Th, ~ t 's ..1i
tgio e obi liercii titilocrit.- Spa r tp
hu1-9 Joun:tnl, 31st.
litit ti\"abte lettter frtill ll. . I'. 1'a\\"
has tllt' foll .t,'ink to Why: "We encjo tl
I1.:,cr M lI. 1lit lt' says she loves Ne\\
Rev. D r. S. T. llalhnain ha~s aepejtetd
an1 invitiationi to deliver an addtress at
Whlite R .ck, on Weniesday, 6th, ont the
sublject of "Snuishine and Shadows in it
P'astour's bif." Th'Ile occasion is the openii
ing of the White Rock parsonage, Rev.
S. C. lHatentine, pastor It will be retu
embhered that a little less than two
tionthis ago this parsonage was burne d,
and as a resulit of the tuntiring efforts of
this hanid of Chiristianis, another has b.een
Thet l'tniity Teacher's Associatiobti willI
liieet at thle g radted school bu ibin ig, New
herry, Saturdathy, Noiy. 9th, att I I o'clock.
School llialiageiiitet D r. Geo. 11
(.rotne'. Aiithitiet ic-COimoutt) Frac
tionis-Pr.f. WV. K. Slighi Meiiihers will
please pirepa)re thie,iselve.s on the above
topics. At this meeting regular lessons
will be assigned for inext nieetinig, and
wtork for the year will be maitppedl out.
Th'Ie text hook on scho.>l management is
Lantidoni's, the same that was used ini the
,couinty Snittner Schools of the State. The
teachers are earnestly regntestedl to attend
this meeting, lixectative Commnittee.
Marriott.
Sundiay, Novemiber 3rd, 1901, at O'NealI
Street Church, by Rev TD. P. lloyd, Mr.
Cl)iftn Inaah.net aiit Miss Miniiie Croiier
A Ne-wibrry IA-c'Urer.
Rev. WV. M. Pjivan lecturedl in the nap.
of its origiin, he. lhdd bare the vile :ead
flags o)f thait iimmioaial se~ct m-i tun.y,t jo
I. th. lIte rceiivedl the clo~seiit m.tiIu
indl his. lecturet. wats inst.rnt.ive m- wel! as.
mteest aiag Onif1 Thrstday niight het in
Sk innb 111 On)i aiccounit of si mn*I ta't -k-~
n1es ib townu a lmn the'- i.a re .n dle.ah. thet
antdience was ucit t.o larye as w haopedi
for, but the lect ure. was haue and the wit.
humoat.r anad patho we ha i gh l enjdV
Mnr. P'iun as ani earuest. ic,efnti .ga.ise:
and I knows how to hldl( an iau<blien e
Saluda Sentinel, :13d1.
Rev. Mbr. P'iusoni will delhver hin1- i. ai
in the Newb,e.ry opt.ra houste .uext Jrid.y
nighit, 8th D'jn't fail to hear it.
Stept>< into LI v.. cI'a.
"Whn child I bturnetd uay fv'
JoneiiPtlb-t, Va.,' "which caiuseid bt.,rribbt
leg aores for 80 3ear.s, but B3uckieaj's
Arnica 8'dre. wholly curedi 1u. afit
everyt.hing else fa4ded. IufIllable~ for
Burns, csaldat, Cuts S5ores Bruise. anid
Plies. Sold by all druggista. 250.
N4)1VA I1it I JlE)%IY.
MHli^t y n\ ,tI 4'.1turt Itring 1)ttly w an all
Uromwei -- 'r.y,t'r(y Itrustit Fair 1'rizan.
Y terit(V w1\as :11l t y, but (Ii're was
or1Iy It stall crowd in lowll, ronllara
tiv"ely s111-6k ini!
-'very !thi'.e w S riet and onl wou;d
hi:rtly\ hu:' - itlake it t. be it N )vemb,er'I
.:tl,dty. I1 wat- itthark, tmalland dri;'
Zy da y
II.'h'i,els Il regular Sale's. an old
tMllle, It he-t' ' r tw"o t and a (on0le4 of
vhirles wt-re knotked down to the
bighle:t bithtl r.
In the kit"hards tste advertised by
the Sheritf. I lie matter was Set-tled anit
l'r e I't ite .ltde had no sales ad
\'t r t i.t'rlI i1:1. het nlallt' no sales5.
Tt:'. .T i' S A E.\ S
In the le'aS( of .i it nit. Miller & Co.
vs \ ii a F. Tay lot, 1 I lldl of an aero on
1'r:tt s:'t r t, i: Newberry, to Geo. 8.
Mon er for t(. 'he second t rat' 12
ac':et' inl :i. ' llounty, to N t \' ''r ;:t -
i ' v.. t) t'. Hle d t e't :a
t ':.:-h . o l:a\d Hipp for A.hI.
la:e. l' . or vs. )a1-y lt)nt \\':t :
'rat No 1 'o l.ut'v l'. 1ie: r for
$'\' l'rae No 2 to N 1 -' - r. ft)'
li.ir:t r .\ \\' 't't'- ' 1 u :in ek and
1':t !0r :1 :tCr to ilunite r .' \\'hoeler
or t.M
'he tali te of .Av 'leigh l'resby"teri:1n
C :.,. I ti1. It : h it allinu1.11 Cht-vs.llt
on Fridav evening Nov. Sth
U*.1It' the L.totw\el I
}l'c''t spe 1h
i.................... ..:e .. oTlss
-n -n N . . i '.e f :t ..
ThL- .t-r DeIh' te
,ED . . . J o h n o n , w h o s f a h e
Lii
I' ,"n'nitle-t for N\_1r'
Timt I'ttple 1)rltghited"
litve-S oi one of the free deliv"ery mai
route- in N\ewherry county, says tht
pleol)e hthere are delighted with the
arrangement. Their mail is brough
to them every day, and they Cn ge
stamps or register letter's any day a
their owni homeos.-Ohester' L.atern'
l.t..
ArreAtt-d fo'r Vloohsting Dihenam'iary Law.
Mr'. .1 P. l"oster, of Piedmont, wa
arre'stedl herie Saltrd ay after'nooni
charged with i olating the d1ispensar3
law. H- e is a lRed Man ini good stand
ing and the Red Mcn here', headec
he Mr'. 0. L Blease, Saeem of the otr
do", got up a bonid of $200 for his
aIppeairanuce at the next term of t hi
court oif Geneoral Session<4 for Green
ville, to he hold oni the fourt h Mondas
tis' hondic. lie empl.oyed Mr. C. L
i1.ea~se, of thu Newh.'rrty bar', as5 'oun tsel
Nobby all-wool Suits
for Men for $5, $6.50,
$7.50, $10 and $ 12 ai
Copeland Bros.
Theo Clvii court.
mornidng. Tihe day was~ p)1-tsed in sound
in theLii docet arid buit, little biitnesi:
has been trainstetd. Th'ie jutrors hav.
been disnis-ed unt,il Thursday, a tra'
b.:ing set for' that, day. Trhere wil
prIobaibly be OneO or two other cases foi
trial. JTudge Gage's policy has beeni t<
not preIss a case to trial where objectior
is made, the validity of the jury las
being questioned. Tihe Southern rail
road1 hadl all its cases p)ostponed on ac
coutnt. of the doubt as to the constitu
tionality of the jury, and but few cases
are left.
A Poonr MIIllonaIrr.
to'rmw. uid digation, promote assimi
M'>1i5'y t#-k if riot ttimflkd. r'old1 by all
Tw li4i 1) 9 -k w03 u er
hJ.n MC y I aJ. I, tyn ~ ~ 4It4 (
For deaC notuuua
tQce:dte t. 'u90ayapttd
t'11: MTs.rTC ii l ..
1'ulr N. tt b raItn altrr.n t-t"n .e ,tlf.l t'ot+
At t,ho ti~t 1I I i-r
'hursd:ty night. 'tvera I ' hb . rins
wer't i I r t tw!!. The roib>wr,i 11. mltnt.it,n
atlrtl o. st"rip l iot io itlt n ft uln te r"
I "et Ira,bi.e )ca in tht, N )two alnd t't)ur"it' :
\tb.. (i Ii"via! rl: , ( :f.NVwhelrry, at
h e ina t ebi)tant., W'ire at :owni l Of
wt hi). ill ;atli tlei, );it'attt i Ill 4. hathy
? a ist, of latce inst-rtion, :a 1 in ribbon
. I t:.iu .. ai dilgltflg fa, eollth le.
MN1'-;Th ra Sti humpnirt, of Newberry,
WOrtt a exquisite toih-"t of rich whit,e
lucea" ove.' ' lIlow : ' in, rull1es of yel
low ihh"rty Alr, full bertha of white
hit, bit): lercd With 1:)atn1e aud saash of
Ve" ( :i d 1:o11x of : ut.in ribbhon, 1tra1ps
of peart pIasmtIt0noerie.
M.\ i 1ar\ Nance Pair was a Now
berry dltattante wit aiiirv and dainly
go wn. W hile sillk crgatndilo over silk
wa- worn. (timed w0.h m11 rids of
f rii Is. I )iationd- shaped tucked inetlal
liotu- were formlled on the skirt atd out
hnIted w ith ceru aiii)iiquo. l'he tlecol
ltte wah-t was finishet also with the
tedaions and ceru app"IIlue anld had
at So rI.1h-'. and ehoux and drapeictis of
b- Nttvide Ic', ol' Nt a hrry, wtas
a tall and t-tatt ly debutante Nliss
l 1'lt,5 t:t" tt":IW $ "Xtlt'ottil V IIItl-it :1A
dt"rt'" of Co'n Z-attin had a t iiread hare
otve'.ircS' of the texture of i cobwtb.
\ro u:.i the, bottmin were thr e a110line
ru1lis, tdged i?.: 1 one pastel shade
if chlnill', e .ra. green1 and hiat.
.\round the ma.ii.e Yoke which was
trillied in ro.,.f tiny j'weled pas",a
metnt"'rlr in ,tame p)astel shade:-.
Arou!.d this Were, r tine bilids of
pAir 1 IL 1 herty satin, l'utlin it it'i
d. sCen: sequins of the p!steil shads.
The Zame serpentine halltis formned a
dt ep l irdle to the fuil )lut:-e wai:t:
hPer,,.
TeNt:\V.err'y gentlemen attending
ore Cl E H .1il. I) L. Scnump
t. E . Li n H 11 Evar5. Col. Geo.
.::; ze. adi Ha.u.. . 1 ominiek.
rs. Matthews wife of T T. Matthews,
ded at her home at Cross Hi'. in Laurens
County, yesterti.. mtorui ng. They have
-. a:y reave a::.! frien3s in thi,s cout:tv
-; . y with Mr. Mat
:tes .. fa:' in his sri bereavement.
SeTet 1FearE to tie-d.
wou,ders ever i a? inqulir
the frite--is -..f M ir. . Pease. +f IYNv
recet, kan They kntw she had been
unable to leave dier beld in seven year
On scoutit of kidney and liver trtita))le
nervtu= protration atnd g.ner.al dehil
ity:uut, "Three hoti le.. f Ett etric B3it
'er- ctableld tue to w:k ," ih writi-F
"and ini thtree miotrnhea I f-lt lk.' a nDew
.i{pe r r n . " \ a r1 ' tn s u fe r i n g f r i t I i "e a d
ateI o, lhekache. Ner'ou-.inv-, .$,e".
l +-es"t t-s, M elanchoiy, Frainating ain
I)izzt Spells will find it a price:'t-s
bhl-:I.sitg. Try it. Satisfaction is gtuarat
teed at all druggists. Outnly 50..
MeI olgtial cLtiorl for Ot.i er.
''empcerature, Mean tmaximtun, 75.,
Mean minimnun, 18.9.
Melan, 62. 3.
Maximum, 86: datet 18 and 24.
MIinimm,3; ae,1
Greatest daily range, -17.
PRElC'IP21PATiION.
Trotal, 1.37 incheis.
Greatest in 24 hiour's, 92; dlate, 12.
Number of D)ays: With .01 inch o
more precipitaition, 3.
Clear 1.d; partiy cloudy, 4; clouIdy, .1
Dat,es of killing frost, 19. ILaou4h
nip.
Thunderstorms, 13.
Wind N. E.
R IEMARtKS
I did nit, nIo.ice it
19. enough frol.t, to nipIlender viil
Lion itn 10w plates.
V. 0
A Raging, Itoarting IIoo0I.
-VWashe&d dlown a1 telegrtaph line whtici
Cha:s. ('. Elli1s of Llsbonu, Ia1., hia: to ID
wait'r,"' he writIes, "gave mec a terribli
coIhI and cough. It grew worse daily
inalyiI the bes4t dloctors in )aklanld
Neb., SIOUX City and1( Omaha said I hat
Cotnsumption and1( could not live. Th'lei
I begatn using D)r. King's New D).Is
covery andi was wholly cutred by 81)
C3oughs,Coildst atnd al Troat and( Lun1
troutbles by all druggists. Price 50c.
Trespass Notice.
Lk. forbidden t,o trespass on the landi
of the undersigned, by hunting or
otherwise. Persons violating this no,
Lice wIll be dealt with taccording t<
L1t D. II. WH E13:ER.
Notice.
IvWrLL LiT AND CONTICAC'I
F'erry at my oflice on Novembter 16th
at 11 o'clock a. mn. P'lans and specifi
catlonri(-an tbe seein on that lay. RlIght
reservedi to rejoct any all bids.
2t County SupervIsor.
T'# erI a.re: g)J ade' 'f me', In thDe
Wr t,k,t,t h'ar st-t*.': '.s or a '-r,tlo,n re
TYhe dttt V p.tople whl' friy ihe ST'I
Wl)lIFFJ Y)4 6Q% ae the 'wry fine
tw9dd1f 91' IIII'1 4 l'.ru .t'e the' old rel li
Chas. 1v
Pkaue Mat' )$Vtur, KJnarm I
Seed Wheat for Sale.
r tIt)i?S II-: W t\ I-:I':1 I''lIt' i 'I.:\S
tit'.d \\'hi-at: t't' Vol. i )Ip iy
ing to .l e. .. 1). N a ce' I 1 wheat is
th ( ' r n1 . pr-'t",":h-, v .r .t\ I ''):Ir
lti a i ani d i, ih i- dry weti-at
we. thr:h i fr-i f .ier-s tii -l \mur
J. 1 Na"e for i- -.
Il t 'I',O T 1 \' K I.e:I I'T.
P1ant,ailious zior Rent
1 IIA\'Il' Tl1:0le,)W!NG l'L,A N
.,.io;s w hicl I wioih1 like to rent,
for n--xt . ear:
Onie' tract. on \Ii,iiclc, kn)wn as it
part, of t.ie " ii el - "'c -- 2-15 acres
four hors fitairm Tl'Iw hous--.Q, good
well of Witt(e and wvateir courses n 0!t h
farn.
\iot.her plantation, known its the
"uck Satttirwhtitle 'lace," near P. U.
5mith's fiur- hort;e fal in. Dwelling
houso and1i1 thre te'nant hoimles and con
voniloces on the pilae- App0v to
LAURlA MAYEiAt,
i Jatlap, S. C.
t~itizen's Meeting.
.\I EF.ING ( O)!''I I1 CIT'1%ECNS
of thet town of Ncwh ri-iv is here
by cal:edi to n et in the opi a house
on 'T'u sdt - v-. r-i , the 12:1i, at 8
'lo k, for" thl ii l. u+ of dI i-idin i tih
mane-' o in V wh;eh. t ntIiti- l. tl lli
dla is f. r W ." O . nld )\ :tlei i:)t-.: of t.ht
tiNt O the \'"t t ri for lh'en-,ine v,-ar.
t ii or det of t I' he i ' r i it.- Exet
ti r ( u ttl:ttct"ve t i . W\' 1-: I .1 ,
MIVJc"c, of Fial Scit-ill ai uircge,
LTit-o I a i .: i-'i ;\l
(Yl'['1-: I -; 11'I': B->NI\' ';\
.l Ihat t w01 i -j < at Ii'mti l t it
tII-- tt ontI ttm - r 'it' ."f iles l i r).. \:--tiia
IIray', forml.-r"1 \ l N a 1. M - :'a Snllt,
t 11-itor inl th"' Ih ':l"!' Co1rt f""r Nt'w
h e trry ('o't.lt . c' , :.n 1'hutsd;t th"'
21:f tia of Nov mbe , .\ i . l .iI : tli:
will im u 'liat.'ly 'll'.r.-af" r at)ip' for
L:tters of 1)i mi o -prp
\t ii KE\l'tON,
pGu 'd ti of S.tidd li'"or.)
October ls:h, ittol.
Land for Sale.
1. A4tSOF \'E:lY 1INE
C la lind3 in Salud:t ('uCouty, three
mni'r -m ('happ-ls. known h i at part
of 1r- V. . Ia'- e- at ie, botunded by
la:.ds of J. WV Wehinti, Jno. Ht ipp and
oitltt Payne. w"il be oldt at n reason
abie price. For p articulars ap.:ly to
'IOTT PAY NE,
Payne. S. C.
NOTICE!
LIL ('t":1SoNs CON('E.RNE)
L will ph1--asti take enoie of that an
ar. i.ation , ill be d e t-' ' Is Honor
('. W G:a_- a Nt wher, 1rv. S. U., on the
th d t .t -; :N: . i. it) have W. WV.
Ilt)die-. J,idc.e P'robate for 'Newberry
oant, appointed is piulic Guardian
of William David H:.tton and Anuie" E.
Hatton, mInors, wthi se e statn consists
of their iint..rest in the estate of -nother
A nna E. Hatton, dert'asedl, amnounting
to about $4G ). ald that no lit, 'omnne
t"Ott and r"esp)onsibh-t person can he
fouild who ;, willic- to act as such
11uardian. DAVID HIPP.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN A,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
By W. W. HtlodJge. 1-"r., Probate.ludt:e.
"Ii ':EA-; MAI(TIIA A COOI
- Ill mate suit to ime to grant her let
ters of administration of the estate of
and effects of G'"orLe A. Cook.
Thes- are thereforle to Cite and ad
muonih al -~ IinditH singumlar the kintdried
and cre-di tors of the said1 George A.
C ook, dleceasued, I hat t h-y be and aippear
before nie, in the Coutirt of Przobatie,
to) be hold( at Newlier-ry. ('on rutioue, S
C., on th li Ith '1:ty of Nov'. nex t, atfter
plihention thtereoif, -u i ii'eclock in t he
forenio,n. to snhow eaut-n-, if siiy Y bey10
have'u, why~ thle sai-l Admignis-trationi
should not bie giaite-d,
..Given uner moy hiajd ihis~ th. 26t h
Sda.Y of O)ctibe-, Aianoi Doinitm 191
W WV HOD)GE-s,
. P. N C.~
What adds more to
the appearance of a
well dressed woman
than a Stylish and Be
coming Hat? Call on
the Riser Millinery Co.
before purchasing and
see the newest things
in Millinery and Neck-.
wear.
Gulis and Amniunition.
My store Is well st-ocked with guns,
and I cani (ur-nsh you with till mal(kes
at the lowest prices No defectivu.e
guns creep Int.o my stock. They are
carefully slelctedI and are guaranteed.|
My line of Sporting Goods is complIete.|
Rifles, Air Guns, Leoggins,
Hunting Coats, Caps,
Bolts, Etc., Etc.
I do all Kind of RepaIr Work.
Hlicyc les anid Hiecia .Siud rilis iaj-ays
on hiand. A nd reir work done on
r-hort, not,ice. Mly pr-ices are recason
ale.
-. Vi. h.ito,
TI. 4) Hoozesr'n OJld Standl, NI ain Sti-ect,
N'-whi-rr;y, N C1.
3lanr,1i,lu bnines, bunt the mftfenesOtmpe- .
o'(1ly, lns the mant who s ts to andi wi.
ave already b)ought fine P'ie tro ytl
We'/i wolid disni such me.n a-s thIs to
si,0 ira much work all thIs it hunting new
I laoone In i while.
f'F PlJA NOS atre the best, pe.ople uan
mng-d by eaver-y little wi nd ithat blows
St, P lanaoi mrad., and are Hold 'ill over the
ble- HT Fl f'i' I'fA NO till the tIme, aind
m thIng ias iiodl for esmo
'-w' before. tin oe js
on the ST'! I'FF PIA NJ and save the
I. Stieff,
d, North and Sout,h Carolina Branch
NCLMER 15
$3,500 Daily Expenses!
$100,000 New Features!
$2,000,000 JNV ESTED!
Coming in its Own 'al(e( iap i;t1 Tirait:n:, 77th Your of tho Oldest,
Biggest and Best. Show on E :art h. ''he Iioneers and PErpetuators of
Touted Amuscement Inst itut ionM.
JRobinon's
TEN BIG SHOWS ALL COMBINEDI
4 Circuses-3 Minagris-2 ,t ye\s 1Itma Ii ppodrone, (Coni eined with
the Grand Bihlical Spectacular Produet ion
KING SOLOMON and the QUEEN OF SHEBA!
An Impressive and Eminently Moral and Mind Elovat'ing; Pageantio and
Scenic Spectacle, With it Enchaniing Iiallets, M1agnilic(nt Scenery
xnd Gorgeous Costn mey. 100 Beautiful Ballet Girls 100.
St Men, W nA and Horses in the' Cast.
Carl Hagenback's $10,000 Herd of Performing Elephantts. Elophants that
Valtz. Elephants that Actually Play Mutical Instruments.
Elephants that do everything but talk.
GRAND FREE $300,000 STREET PARADE!
S Bauds oi Music, Fife nil )ru[:: Corps, Chime of Bo1ls, 50 Cars
and Gilded l)enis, 20 Tab]h aux Cars. 12 Traps, 30() Thoroughbrcd
Horses, 60 Miniature Porie?, Steam Caliopo drawn by 40 Ponies
and driven b on. ttan.
2 Herds of Elephants.
Excursio)s on All Lines of Travel.
Newberry,
Friday,
WE fIT TfE I1A12DTOflT
NEW ST OK OFPICK ~I K !
N,C/SEiO B4TTER IN W'LD!
WVo fit yonI whoen all ot!hers ftil ! TIrueo! Trr' us! P',i..:.. r e misfac
tory also And1 we carry thee usual stock ei I. *w r i,rielnd hoiirig ;is well.
Ini add it.;on, we carry a fall stock of Dr>' (.o,d , Sheo i n'ed l latte, &c.
#Ve wvant your buine(ss, and( wVo will do all ini cr p. .v .r to pen and
save you morJey. Como to see us4. Yom-,st i
S. J. WOOTEN.
fiVTP.S.--Heutlerick Fasheio Books and P ',..rnes at -wa m .C .ek
At OlrNeW Fall andR ilarStockofGti ifg ;
Shoes Hats and Fi1I1I'~
WVe donf't talk very much abt) )t o~' t~btw
Comes to quali ty we have somnethIi n1 my I t h)as been
sin1ce going into) bu1sinessa sell ( loting, Sho , lats, Etc.,
rnade up strictly first- Ilass ie - 1(1~jj mdlO
stylish to the pel atisfact10 ii "he hMm,c
WE HAVE NEVER BEEN UNDERSILD WMEJ2
THE QURITy WAS 003IDED.
md1( Fuishijngs. t hati '"C ) tiPel usJ for lth' i Shoes, Ifat
he year in) ste, eititn ain e 1 .(1 i(' ,.es . , ,j
1 HE EWARTPIFER CO.,
Uinder Th.n.e N..er Hotel