The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, December 20, 1901, Image 2
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''hte Ve d tict Of It he Sch ley ourt of
ileqtiry - m ont't ly )I to h;tve Sterved t he
pur'it' of gi vin tI liim otuls to tht
inllw 'rab iltte So h!e\ ' ainipsoni t'tntto
ve's' which has now been calrrit d on
(oitt11lithiusly iitCte Ithe tmntiato viet
ory. i'crhapl- t he g ea: uijority of the
Anuerie:In 'ople have alwaytois re d'
Sthlev ai the true hero of that tat t'e
aildi ill never he convinced othertwise
nt 1nattIr how zninv courts of inglniry
l;ay sit in .lhtttuent upon him or how
mi)t led ietts art, rlndered agait't him.
IBit a dvidetl 'lurt, Wiith such ia m:in
AS lewey in the minority and exonera
itig Schley, has only served to nmke
u er' or. e. Schlev has given for
ml nIt;ce that he will light the court's
vrrdiet and has asked Secretary 1.ont!
to withhold his approval of the find
Ines of the court until objections 01n
' Admitral Sampson has entered
}';'o t against Secretary i.le's a11
trv lof the minority bii ing! !igned't
by a luiral l'owey.
\\ would like to see the latter Set
led 'tr dropped. ''he a:Tair 11as he
_OI a little monotoniou s.
1; last Saturday in Wintisboro was
b I a 11ass meetitg of the people of
Ia2:1ithi ty' for tl'he purpose of con
'riig "the advisability of issuing
rln,i'y bondls ft' improving the high
W a l with aview to giving t'n1ploy
ml! to the people for the winter
wn! hs "' No act.ion was taken h0'Ienuse
of hick authority, but a cnll ha- been
to the di tiuIoeratie chbIus to meet
atlti ton.idier the aidvisabilitV of issut
ig P0,000 to 0tl,tl00t wort II of bo nds,
aid ten the qtuestion will be 'uhmit
ted t' a vote of the people.
From the rt ports plublished it see '
thm the c'rol' have been unusually' told
in Fairfiehl this, year and that m:inyv of
thte petople of t-hat eounty etl itd'nt
11111m the crop> alont', aire uptol thtw
verge of soiethling very near AkiN to
-tar\ ,tLion. It Is proposed to i9sue
the-! bonds to give eipl2loymiltenlt to
ttht petr:ony during t.he winter
Nh botter plan could have been h it
1)1t''. It would be' at good thing even
if w:.' leave out of consilterltion the
t'tniitim1 of some of hairfiltd's (it
Izl' I-. W\'o advocnted this as an2 indle
it ntuoL for this county sonlt'
tiiitl 1t;, u.
Vte oIpe tlie peotlo of I'airtielul can
i-ut' the hnir+ and buil t,e roads andl
that tl:eir ne'essiti's will inun22 ediateI"
12t' r'lievll.
''het' members of th diTtrent. Senauti
comt.ttet's have been namled. Sena
11 IleI t tlrin hals ieen placed by the
Ittp'ublicans, its at Rel hl ienn2i, o2 seveln
t'ommnlitte('is. Senai1to1' Tilhitmn wva22
11;tt-4d onl five (ommlit,taet+ by tle i)etn
tt'2raltie t ncaltUus. Mcl aurin i in 2no in
stare'e on1 the anuime commnlittee wt'ith
Tillman.
is still my headquarter
and the older people
kinds of Toys, Candie
Chrstimas. Keep an E
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il-ry". \It" -'nithi will r, turn to I'I!
al,'l tilt i w l r'it' ho iw i ''uii ' tho tiI
t1 I ,I , , tv h' !'i li i 1,l t' I "' i
l'!,1. h, t ' l the h st I lftt hi l' 'i rttsulent
ei ii: t n-tue for t tt'ti.r Is rt
I itn nr t'. u':t Ie, of \t\'i "''tll.in, y' it,
t h..ir nlri it II' I,ublit't tnational
,numitit n u bl n h 'l itIret the. I 1>rt
ftbltt, ahi 11i 00'1i itd.l
t'rur s ;h'-. it"shlun:,'I,i.
t he Stt h i litlI tolIltitteit, of til t1I
ofe It .,al,l he,'i a til I n'IiIgt' y stet'Itay
Iftrol o n in lr. ft,a ' 's lioll f~i thle
tros e' of msll -.iir' riu l" the reCsiitnation
f 'rof. \\'. 1N . Sili h rofoar of nat,h
t"-lat le'a. in N,,whe'rry ('ollege . The
ri n fotati \ v I ''ivr' i to bt pro
'40 ted Oi t, th10 I u:i dt at it4 nut rt'gular'
mh 't in ii li .t .1inne fur at"tlon. I'r0f.
SIh '- wa nthri.t'di) tatn rettltt t,o
emlu oytt anl aIs:ittmint to ri ev'e himl in
whit'le or int part in th' dulltius of his
ei :tir, ' ith the atiVit"e ani on ent. of
thi' :tm,'iror' i ommiittee'. 'Thl o th t
tita, t .p t its re''iret that P'rof.
:i1h f ult mpl hi tby Inrm'ancci t
te'f hir t i s n'it nation.
1'r" r. Itt ,l!tt"y 1.ia mls
T'he mlany" frit'tids of I'rof. .1 . B.,
'Nca It III Iotl ta iill it' l,'astie' to
,l1arnI of Iis titt ntmlent to atI ltace on
th' State IRit rd of Ed o a I , to li thet I
v:a,i It\v o t' iiettdtl by (h rtetigna tion
t,f \1r. Riay-or, of ( )tangeug,'l"! Mlr.
IIoloway w\"fI t ll:ko i aluablu mem
t r on h roar a. Thn Statt of yatr
th:yha th a tolowing to m y of ti ap
I".'intmeltnt:
Prof. .l. It. ('t I H| lolloway of 'IIlo
r,"i, formeltrly' of IM lwoodi, ()rangebtlrg
c mty, wits ya?tnty nmed by the
t.h'' (;overonor to fill thet vacanc y on the
Stati' Ita rwd if l.: icaLi'iin ot't'nSionled by
he reignaiion uf \ir. ItaySor of that
\ mu. I'rof I ioowaty ie one of the
,;. . i.hl' y" k:nown teIIeberIs in thev
I ii'. I1t' rad tedt from Nt'wherry'
ul;olbg in: I.z - Id ha tbe n t'ngra,r"d
in iteachiv tve Vii""int'i. Ilit is ai son
oif (',ot. '1holtt-; \\. H olloway of I'onia
r"ia. It is IhouI-ht t hat he will mak11ef a
valuh l'ible m ilmber of t he bioardi. lI was\'t
highly ondotrsedt for tIhe' po:ition by
I,top le in vaiitiNs portions of thet State.
Whtt' o Man 'Turn' 1''lliw.
(irt nt i r wal h-fl by (th
f"riicndl of .11. .\. Il':gar'Iy o,f I,t'xi1nglon,
Ky., \'ht- IhI s-tw hie w\a" Iturting
ytlItiw. 111.: in hlntt y 1\ thanlgi-d tolor",
'+lyo hti, I N :Itit hil sall il It'1rrily .
IIiis nd!t" lV was1 YellIow\\ .1:tt ltice, tin
ua\1 t -th' a ' t by tti (he' h --t dll"t( rI', but
whthio bI Itn lit. T1hi'n hi' wi 4 ,Ii 'ie
t' I ry, I-:i'i't riei' Il Ii.r::, t hel w urntlerfnli
S'intu"h am 1 ,iv',r 1tlltdy\, and4 lup
wrli(i's: ". :t t i kintg tw\o botlls i
w\ai w\hu'tIv i"uriId.'' A irllal piovt'K its
1n rtlihh-lsi niril f''r atll .tonmaih, L,iver
:tit, Kibluey Iii,ull'-. ()tly 25e. '-old
by" all dtru!ggi:tsy.
Call and pay Wm.
Johnson what you owe
him.
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our onrhslsore
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(lit tN(1!r .O4.; ' lv .
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W\'i:hin Ithe ' . ? few d vs sv'ral..
in trriat!e havte tak< ). pae' in andi
arI tti l t hte t'ilt'v.
Tu btv .tt I I A' I. :.t th. rieler.e
of \I r. r\h l iln Jo n tonle. .\11r .1uhn1 11:ar.'y
of I."IVIllin . ;:t. and .li - ArIn lia Ki.
nolfrly, wtert united inl mrarrb.e'. ylilt
Keen-trly was- v"ery p)op)uhtr aiti her
fr iendsl in N-nyh);rry' ar" nulm'".)'is.
Thell. bride and groomn !eft imme diattely
ftt.er the nar'iriaege for theit home in
(i'org .ia.
Wednysdray afternoon at 5 o'clock
liev. Geo. A, Wright ollicated at the
nrrige of AI.e. )I illJoinson and,(
A1 trs A Imai Tetgoe. 'T'hc iarriage took
pltree at tiell re!sidence of the bride.'s
father, Nir. A. NI. Teague.
Wednesday evening nt the home of
MI'. C. I'. Boyd, IR,ev. Geo. A. Wright
performed the ce;remlony uniting in
aItrrrltage, Dr. W. A. I)unn, of Pom:a
ria, and lisN I'lliot.t Duncan. Aft( r
he marriage MIr. and NI 's. i)inn took
tihe! 10.It) train for their home at I ')
11111 ria.
Wednesday night the )'Netll Street
Iethodist church was the scene of a
very pretty and '(imlIe wedding. NIr.
Alonzo 1)ickertson of \ir Arthur )ick
ortalnd NI is: Maltic l,nrminick, daughter
of Iir. I' It. ,oninick, were united in
Inr'tum ige, Iev I). I '. i1toyd and Rev.
Ni r. I :dwardls, the pastor of t he church,
olliciating.
ir. )ickert is a pleasant, alfable
young gentleman and is thoughtlt much
of In circles where ill is known. Iie
has held a respoIIsible' Iositit n in the
ollice of the Newberry Cotton Miill for.
se,veral years. The bride is both pretty
and lovable--a woman of line traits of
cllaracter.
A (bood III ter.
Mir. I). -I.uther, Iioozrer, of No. 10
'townthip, one of the best farmers in,
the" coulnty. and one of the few that are
mtkling soie money farming, paid us a
p)letstant ctill yesterday. lie will have
plenty of corn and hay to do him
anoth i year aid tomle to sell, besi es
having a nice little sum of cash left
over fromt his cotton. He killed a hog
of his ownl raising, a few (lays ago. that
was only 18 montls old and netted -110
pounds. Who can heat it?
Saves 'Two, Frutu Detlit.
Our lilt to daugh, .. had an olmost fit
ltal at ta)tk of whoop Ingt"ougth 71nd bronl
ehitis.' writes Airs W K llaviland, of
A rmonk, N. Y., "'ut. lwhen all other
rrelt.lies failed, w(' S.ved her life with
Dr. King's New 1)J-et'very. ()ur niece,
wvho hsd eonlnlmplionl ini an advttncedl
stinge, itlsoi ustl 1 bis wt onedrful medi
di-ine and to-day She is pe"rfectly well.
l)esperate thr1oat and lung diseastd
yeihi to Dr. King's New Discovery us
to no oth limed:cin on earth. I infalli
ble for (toughs aud etelds. 50e and $1.00
guar:etnted IIy 1111 rvggisIs. 'Ti'lal bot
ties free.
Call and pay Wm.
Johnson what you owe
him.
nt to tell the children,
ng biis store with all
nice and suitable fo.
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Notwithstanding the fact
ing this saie was to close
order to make achange in t
itself into a. great benefit
opportune time for it exa
present conditions.
Going at Less
We mean to convert this stock
weeks, if low prices will (
Clothing, Shoes, I
Gents' Furni
Stap
don't let this opportunity pass as
again.
The Head to
CHRISTMAS
Will soon be here. We have a large and
selected Stock of Christmas Goods at Lowest
Prices. Now is the time to buy.
Raisins, London Layers, the best, I Oc. per lb.
Seedless Raisins, Currants, Citron, Dates,
Prunes to make Fruit Cakes..
Candy, Plain Stick, 8c. per lb. by the box.
'We have a nico assortment, and the largest st.ock of
Ini Newherry. Fivo cents to two dlollars each. We also
have a L1argo and1 Selected Steck( of Groceries, Bacon, L.ar'd,
Flour, Meal, Sugar, Coffee anid a full line of Can Goods
Full Creamn Cheese at 15cts. per lb. Also Tobacco, Cigar's,
and a N ice an'd Selected Stock of Crockery and( Tlinware( ati
the Lowest Prices.
The Smith Co.
Mittle Corner, Newberrv. S. C.
SUccess!B
that our intention in start,
out our immense stock__
he business, it has resolved
for the people at a most
ctly adjusted itself to their
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lock to Select From.
[han Cost to Us.
into cash within the next few
io it, and if you need any
-lats,
shing Goods,
le DyGoods,
you may not have such a chance
Foot Clothier.
We will not sell to you our stock of merchan-,
dise at your offer--a. hundred cents on the'
dollar. That was our words to one of the
I LargeSt Merchants in America.
We boiught them for the people of N ewberry,
S. C., and surrounding country. We know
that we have,succeeded in buying our goods
I Cheaper than All Others
haive bought their goods. Wo know we havo the BEST VALUE for the
MONEY. and all who tradol with us acknowledge that we offer the
area test Qarga ins on carJz
MOR E GOODS FOR LESS MONEY!
Nevr in huivto h ben in business have we old more goods than we
Tall(is Chhe ap oatos*na.rts'.'ee",*,r
genuine BIARlGAiNS. Every customer is a living advertisement for us.
0.KLETTNER
The Fair and Square Dealer.