Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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M ~ Z . : h. : ither aMy -i Meost in1.:. l faile.1. Thue fig in thr=ncut the cont y. T l e iport of the attoey gen e; r, to the legislature, re viewinlg the wh<l,he: groltIu, w i be pub lihed nowA in ag few s. T rday-lose :..:othuyer an d ink utther inu:tnc e bi s journt y Th' past year houas bt.. a ha: one with tiny of our people, and especially will the year upotn which we are entering b a trzying one on tay espciP. thoe who till the s'il. lIe corn erop has beetn short -ut j in Oi .) pla' es the yiel of cotton h.W bee l1el ow the average. An othe pice of orn anm fl:r cot: th tean to go p'ep : aut I d does not seti to lbe ill sile. ih te'o to learn frans thie (snhli'ion in to platt tuoril o the tIho LZ5 :4 ii .cd to eat andti not diepeni. I ni mice eop. the trilc wl ri im( e l(,trv is tatm everything is run ot the eedit basis and iost of the erop i n spent beore It is thizde. Theredit. awsteinot a tendeey toutake 0' VOle extr'i'nat. We will never he prospterons until we get off the credit systeint and get on the cash basis. Our farmers should learn the lesson we have tried so often to imnpress, nattitely: to grow on the farnt everyti ng needed on the. farmtn. WVhen t his is dlone we will be a prosperIotIus an indelpenldent see What we want to do Is to look hope fully to the futture and not pine over the past. WVe live itt the best sectiot: of the world andi our farntiers couldl be the nmost idepenidenit people in the wor'ld if they only would. WVe hope they inay' soott r.e. alize the fact atdl tuake thenmselves inide pendent. They~ have the solution ill their own grasp. The IIerald and News wishes all its readers anid all the people a happy and a prosperous New Y'ear. We will con tinue to give you the news and hopeC to deserve and receive your encouragement antd support. Owing to the ilututlber of loafers, espe cially negroes, at the depots every tite a train comtes itt, it is getting to be alinost iinpossib)le for a lady' to get on or off the trains. T1he:e is a State law against loaf lng around the depots and also a town ordinance, and it inlghut be well if it were put inito effect ini Newberry (or awhile, at least. The streets around the depots are get ting in bad shape and nteed working again. lIven in dry weather buggies can hardly be driven up to the platforan of the C., N. and L. depot. Tihe fight against child labor scents to be growing. The Southern ltducat ional Association in session ini Colunbia last week passed the following resolution: "That the association conidemuns the et ploymuent In our mines, mills anid facto ries of children of immtature age, and urges the Immnediate enactment of such State legislation as shall offer us just and humutanie restrictions uiponi child labor in the mines and mnanufactuting establish mients in the southern states." We are glad to niote that our cotempo rary, the Observer, has returtned to an advocacy of i)amocratic measures,hlavintg, we suppose, fudall other unsuitable to Tot Gaumem Nigh1t Alarm. "One night my brother baby was taken with Croup," writes Mrs. 3. 0. Sinder, of Crittenden, Ky., "It seemed it would strangle before we could got a doctor, so we gave it Dr. KCing's New Discovery, which gave quick relief antd permanent,ly cured it. We always keep ut in the house to protect, our children from Croup arnd Whooping Cough. It cuted me of aechronic b~rohtal trou ble that no other remitedy would relelve." InfallnIle for Cough, Colds, Throat anrd Lung troubles. 0o and .1,00. Trial bottle fr'ee at-all druggists. MisLi2e ln wit Mr.11 A 4k-. 4z-~ Mis tat More ofChuha,wt M r. t. l.11-air iMi!S Genevie ('.vans With Mr. H. A. McLean. Miss Mattie Tabb, of Kentucky, with . . L. Cash. M Kate Ashley, of Trenton, with . . . . . Spearman. N i:-s Janme Vance, of Clinton, with Dr. P. G. F.1J.sor. Mliss Clara Vance, of New Orleans, with Mir. . W. Wilson, of Columbia. Mis Raher, of Washington, with Mr. O. O. copeland. Mliss Strother, of J.ohuston, with Mr. J. R.. Fair. Iys: Messrs. Co\ean of WhitKc iresi, T. T. Kt: Jh I, of ColTobia, C. J. lotrt, J.. G. Danial, N#d Flyn, H. T. Renvwek. W. A. Jatnie-on, Jr., i). A. T,-1(nord, Z. FI'. Wright. Burton, and Mooi! (f Colutni , o w Chaperones: Mir. and Mirs. F. A. Schutn pert, M r. and Mrs. o. L. Schumpert, ir. ims . 1,. f. tvas, Mr. nit Mrs. P. J. 0Mr.:a Mi. A. T. Browni, Mr. and ro. D). F. ifer, Dr. J. K. Gilder, Mr. J. C. Chappell, 0i'd 1lyn. H. 11. issc FannA. Strothe-red Jir, IthA iss4!u Ci onea eatiui.ostn. of pkeroie red mrl. .AScu Mis,s~ r.ate( Mre, 0. l. eumper--,ove. J csi, w it touh of ie Ar.'1.BonMr tune ofs blue sil ith irlvGlergawas, latciffntimnns Miss Geneiev Evans--wie organdwih badpck rppibbos. Miss Rarrer WanshiDntnifu tume ofe pink smrid iegreen trimingan Miss Janie Moore, ofClinon-leslk, whedil cpeqie an chifontm.n Miss NSue Poalp,entuacky--whie tuil, greeonchofiibeoee. Miss Tabb,it Kentuckyer-whlitetiffetaos tsic ofa lace bice.t ile azewit Miss Marniee Fair--blatcke ovnder andk pink ribonis. Miss Abier Po -ahngtoni-kwite whute ovceiksl,nl re trimmingsan whis lAey,Tetn-wht.hfo Miss Lizie Vane,n--whtbe oranik wvit sapiqtrimmngs.ffntrmin bvuelac ple. o ae Miss CuelaranVanc, Newntuckan-white chill, withatn ribbons. Miss Julia Kentscy--white trande wik, pain trimbons. Miss Audl oL-canr--bu silk mulwit lacetrwiteaciapgs. e Miss Aysley Truet--white chiffeta ith, chtifn, ribnd oiver gauze. Miss Thyrie Sclert--white organdie thmsetin triteain rbons.ebd is h ,ame trimmed --in ovrgarrdle MisMent.n~bleogade Miss ClaasVice GlewOiteahsf-wnibeau cifuonl it smbrinribbns Miss Gordon Paisl---bwacite orgnder ith sain habbndsm e rmns Miss Mindi Mae Wio-blacsik orgal dwith hirrecen ppimmung. Mtis amyter S hyer-wme tendura silkchfo, Hadasile gaNer.une Mielsss,yr SMuenchy, oranig arnd D(in whiesawhen ribosnd thao iceranod elyatrimedrin silvers irlls tqulcly embroe c ru ." ufee foryeas Gordo kideyeroble,"lac owre Ms Phobe Mely oftesonbacora. ndessit myself,cbt etri i Bter Iyhlly amtreryme, and althoue7 yloa lds, Mnowa abo'lyt doaintimy housedok, tht overce Ctostia qin,y emproesu trpoubl,ges. pseredt hllh. Omnly m0, an althuglete. aMr H. S. ze' insieo. h a Prf E. O.5 Coun ateddth et ing of the l~s Souther Fdenioal A3 )tss 5L.1 JL 7,.: \i... Mr.S.L Felr spen th hoidy ye. e. v t- ti r. g a 11. a raiv S. B -r's in spite of the b Po. F. 0. Counts attended the meet ing of the Southern witietional Aso ciation ia Columbia. Mrs. S. B. ellers spent the holidays wit relatives in Ninety-Six. Rev. W. 11. iloer is spending hI Christmas vacation with his parents, of Plains, Ga. iss Gertrude Bobb, who is teaching at Balletie, spent the holidays with hrr parents. Mr. W. B. Wise, of 't. Canel visited his brthrs, esrs T. L. and A. 0. Wise, the past week. Ci t. . S. Boozer ALd Miss abel Stew art are visiting Mr. Rufus Boozer of Lalce City, Fla. Rev. .eo. S. Bearden and family came upf romi Col umbia Friday to spend a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 1. S. Cannon returned Friday from a visit to Winusboro. Miss Annie Mae lee spent e ia few days of the past week with Mrer frieTi, Miss Je sic Mos~eley. P'rink Dreher. Esq-., of Lexiligtoll, was ill townt Fridlay sha.king hiands with his f riend1.. Mrs. B. R. Sweriigio nwod children, of Columbia, spent the holidays with h oister, Mrs. M. (. Morris. Mr. Conrad Hartz, of the Junior cla s ith Newberry College, spent the holidays with Mr. T. A. Dominick. Mr. B. Taylor, of Greenwood county, Opnt lasth Tlanesta occaion fr. ourP sloiaear. L..BoeslatFiy eveniti.hePopriyGae ssol e Farne vad sorhi tlEhrt fo hehacdtol roont the holidayexweth letMructorM aont highl tfamght opent tepople Her. Domnec wand copee tof resley,o accote f eratiealntowh. rn yon ok uigthe holidaysws Foril t Mr. teS ies last ofrtisdeek Th sssane Chitand chruey and tare et Grace Vchurhart at Mcer. The churchmn nics.etl eoae n h ui a gMo. Anta Coaus mad failppaanc rat Sriayta-Mr. R.con. Drof .igar Domnic anwday wif,st w~ek atvisitedmelive Cumia.ow urn MifsCll forsWm, feipndingumbie hMidses /t .hner pent Ws, wYgetura and FoMottetHemon, of tisabeheMk.Es Grae chucwa Msusrs. Samhwks,ue Wise, anta Norrs uakis ofpNearerry toith Nanig e of pn the n. ulc ar Dechr. Witiard spent te oldayss oit Colege ornts. n n olmb Mrss./TurnipseelleoWise,enville, and~ Moiss CareMarn, of Mt.iame Misited. trs.le .wat Hunters. pan weeki s Wis, adrrisin, ofre New.,erry teher out viKinrltieh spent tehldy afwdheewith her parer,nt.s. J Mrs. Turnip,dhe of r.ileo. an. Miss CafrieMar, ofsitd relaies, istwn dMrsng th Hoidayhes. awek Mrs. MarrieLenr, of oeenwood,s i pta few days of thher siste M with J Miss Cora, Dmnick.o r.Go,B Burr Long, colored, during the early part of last Tuesday night took the meat knife from the store of Maffet & Co., and later In the night he cut his wife about the face and throat badly. He. probably could have killed her had not the police made his appearance. Burr is now on the dodge. The merry Christmnas season is ieariug a close. What joys we recall during these holidays? It brings to mapy of our minds 1 14 4N Tk. I r- . . : . As' .s e no1 U'Owa CT. n ne.~ Nb-r of i ne tv d o v to unty HoE n 1'. -) an0rd 190 , and nancc of each: NAM. DATE. COLOR. Smi Cromer Jan. 3. 1I99 white. Nancy Cromer " 4, " " Hester Cromer " 4, " " H1. D. Cox April ,, " Sam Piersin " 8, " col. Paul Watson Aug. 7 Mid Kiuartd . , Lucia Sheppard " 2!1, William Knight Dec. 23, " white. Bob Martin Jan. 9, 1900 col. Susie Ann Cromer " 15, " - Brooks Motes " 26, " white. Berry Gilliam Feb. 6. " col. Wash Ila',er Jne 23, Noah Young Aug. 4, " Green Batey Bob Grimes Sept. 3, Dora Epps Nov. 12, " George Watson " 29. Mack (vlenn Dec. 1. Robert King Feb. -1, 1'D01 " Laura Suber April 24, " " Shed Kiblt.r May 20, " " Kokely Rutherford " 21 " i.abelia J-ickson .inlv 2. " " Jim Rikar') Aug. 18, " white. Jane iBowers Sept. i, " col. John Hlenry John Smith " t" " white. N umber of deqthe ir 3'9, 1 V.) and 101, and names of each: N A. V. ;jtL ' r. , Mary Ann Wilson Jan. 22, 16% wbite. Sam Cromer "2 " " -he rile Roberta A ug. 19 , "1 (Y). MN1.i Kinark " W Suelie Ann Cromer Jan. 20) 9001 'y,. Herry Gil)lamn Feb. 10, Rob M.artin " 12, Green 1HM.ey A ug. 3 Noah You'ig Nov. 4, George Watson Jan. J0, 01 " Robert King Feb. .:, "" ManervlaULvingaton M ar. J, " wiM te. Laura Suber May 21, " I y' HI. D). Cox Junc 1-. " hU; Isiabella Jackson Juily 1$.", y3 Jane Jiowers Sept. '9," " Jim iklard 1Doe. 24, " w.rAse Number of Inmates th.at left County Home 1899, 1900) and iJM1, awd nJame': of each: Lucia Sheppard Oct. 29, l89'9 tyst Brooks Motee May i, 1900 white. John Henry Nov. 22, J1901 e-f). An Announcement. I bog to annlounce that I have w clated with mej1 in bu)alOe:,-b my 1'f. Rob,t. E. Lecavell, arnd t he far rioo t will hereafter be i(. Y. Leavi 4 ;:,no We prtopose to mialutal,n the 'aame~ high standard of the Ipamt thirty yee, and haope~ to merit the p,ulJl patro,t aya; andi coimenidation In all outr d'-aloge. W/o will continmue to4' handlJe ao up'4,, date line of FurnIture, e1z, W,e are aliso fully pirepar'-d ti toj Ulndnrttaking anud Marble sod Gr,anite work. All favors shown us will be, apr*. t&f 2t In large varieties from a cheap Stick Pin to a FINE GOLD WATCH. Will keep store open until 8 o'clock every night tilt Xmas. Jeweler and Optician, Hot hot U1iffns, 11111dCe with R Powder ma eaten with( RTATF OF SOUTH CANli0LNA COUN'Y 0V NEWBERIIY IN COMMON PLEAS. Go. S. N.'ower, Plaintiff, a.aZanst. J.1.Cuneta. kndns B y C )EUZ F0 P iIlE CoV 11 h 11 sell at p ,lie o-r - -. b,.,. - ho :ourt Mlouse at Ne ierry -ciw. 'i ti. '-. t hour,. of salt, on the first Mlontday in January, 1902. all that traet or plantatioll of land, known a; "Ti Little Mountain Tract," situate partl% in Newborry County and vartly in Lexington County, in the State aforesaid, containing Four lun dred -nd Forty-two and On-3-half (4424) aoe'es, in .re or le s, a'id bounded by la. * of, -r )rmer v of, . N Bo md, D). P-. Flaimer, J. 1, Ept.nk-, L. W. 13. -vers a I ' 'rank -1he Jv. I will also sell.on Tuesday, January, 7th, 1902, during the legal hours of sale at Irmo, in Lexington County, State aforesaid, all that tract or parcal of land, containing Sixty (60) acres, mxore or less, formerly belonging to the Pied mont Land Im;rovement and Invest ment Compan:- to 1,P soH In parcelo or lots, as shown by maps in my ol1k., and with J. H. Counts, at Irnio. Terms of Sale:-One-third cash and ,le balance on a credit of one and two ycm-s. the cr-d!t porL'on to be secured by bonds of the purchaser and mort ir5L'e of the premises sold, with interest taer:-on from date of sale, with leave to the purchaser to anticipate payments in full. Purchaser to pay for all papers and revenue statalps. H. H. RIKARD, Master. Naater's O0ce, Dec. 10, !901. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE T lIE NEWAERRY LA, J AND Security Company w,1 scil a, publie sale on saleday in January, PO2, that very desirable Six-Room House and a-I nev--try (o)t buildir'Fs and Thirt- Aer,- < f r.. !t a j t outside the corporate lirnitE of the town of Newbjerry. kriown a; the Phil Liv a fi ne (, -.-- : v 1r frn .,r . Ah . A .' , of N.'e. I,r 1th r. r./ e .a, m a- . ? .rt* Formi Advertie TO SPRIN ALL Shoes, Joa Boys', and Yot Dres Good8, Ml Trnesc ba2rgain Youi 1081 ois, hot cakes, oyal Baking y be freely )ut fear of \1aste'Is Sales. STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY I N COMMON PLEAS. Fannie C. lussell et. al. Administrators, l'laintiifs, agailst D. A. Russell et al., Defendants. 1Y 01:l1ER OF THE COUB"T herei, I wi'l sell at public outcry betore the Court louse at Newbrry, bew.weei oa loga. hours of sale, oil the Irt Mhinday in .:y,1902, all 0"at lot of land, situate, lying and being in the town of Newberry, County of New berry, State of South Carolina, measur i..: 40 toot in width and 72 feet 6 inch es in length, and bounded on the south by Friend street, east by lot of Mrs. Harriott V. Lane, north by estate of Jacob '. Rusell an.I west by lot of, or 'ormerI of, WV. Latngford. Also tiat lot of lavd in town of New berry on Man or Pratt street, measur Ing 40 feet in width, and 127 feet 6 inch es In length, bounded on the north by Main or Pratt street, east by lot of Mrs. ]aH-rlett Y. Lane, south by estate of Jacob S. Russell, and west by lot of, or formerly of, Wm. Langford. All that lot of land in town of New berry, said County and 9tate, contain Ing Nine Hundredth (9-100) of an acre, more or less, known as lot No. 2 of the mill lot, fronting on Main or Pratt street, otherwise bounded by lots of Nos. 1, 3 and 6 of said mill lot. Also lotj No. 12, in block 13, of the Newport News, Hampton and Old Point Dt veloping Company's, addition to the town of Newport News, Warwick Coun ty, in the State of Virginia. Terms of Sale:-Newport News lot, cash. The other lots, one-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months with interest from day of sale until paid at 8 per cent. per annum, to be se cured by bouds of the purchasers and mortgages of the premises sold. Pur chLserto day for all papera. H. H. RIKARD, Master. Master's office, Dec. 10, 1901. MILLINERY Stylish and Attractive, Lj st rre;,tion frort Fa,,niri Lucturei-s. The season's new shapes and nodes are exhibited in our dis play. Thie Riser Millinery Compaily, a Low I oed in thi WE OFFER AT LC 'H FOLLOWIN( MIBLFE MAKE ROO.M F C PUROE re, Cassimeres,( tths',-Hats and Illnery,---..e xcept I s are strictly for s truly, ELEY B STATE OF SOUTH CA R-OLINA COUNY OF NlGW1iERu1y-I N UM I ION PT,EA Is. Lucy C. Longshore and W. D. Har.ly, as Master of Newberry County, De fondunto. 3 otRDEt O" TRE CoUlvr BAJherein, I will soil at public OuL. cry, b3fore the Court 1lousA na Niw berry, within the legll hours of a on the first Monday in Jantry, 1902, all that tract, parcel or plantation of land situate, lying and being in the County of Newberry, State aforesaid, containing One 11undred and Twenty. X'ight (128) Acres, nore or leps, 1on ed by lands of Thomas F. armon land& of the estate of W. w. v and th3 public road leadIng fror, borry to iron bridge. Terms of Sole: One-third of the pur chase money to be paid in cash, the balance in two equal instullments pay. able in one and two ye.rs, with inter est from day of sale on the credit por tion, to be secured by a bond of the purchasur and a mort't-!"go of the prem. eas sold, with leave to purchaser to pay his entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. I. If. HIKNAT?D, Master N. C Dec. 14, 1901. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN COMMON PLEAS. Albert C. Crooks, Charles D. Crooks and Joseph L. Grooks, PitilIT, 'Mattio K. G'ymph',, 11art-ry 1, ljol land, Lillie HBe t -olland, F. Earle 1ol land, Jno. W. Hu..?;-I and . D. Crooks, )ef..ndants. B " 0 LC' T"1,, COURT herein I will sell at public outcry before the Court House at Newberry, B. C., between the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday In January, 1902, all that tract or plantation of land sit uated, lying and being in No. 11 Town ship, County of Nowheriy, State arore .id, contai,ing Oe l1uidr-d and 1'werty.!lve A.ree (125), more or less bounded by the Colrub i rliad, which separates It from lands uf J. 1). Crooks and lands of W. A. Hentz, Bettle Lever, David 111pp and others. Terms of sale are as follows, to wit: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance upon a credit of twelve months from day of sale, the credit portion to be secured by a bond of tho puichaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, with leave to the pur chaser to pay all or any portion of his bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for pa pers and stamps. H. H. RIKAKD, MASTER. Newberry, S. C., Dec. 12, 1901. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN k, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-. COMMON PLEAS. Carey M. Williams] et al, Plantiffs, against Della Wheeler, et al., Defendants. BY ORDER OF THE COURT herein, I will sell at public out cry before the Court House at Newberry between the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in January, 1902, all that ,rac, .,r phn11tation of land, situate, ly ing and being in the county of New br.rry,State of South Carolina, contain ir One Hundred and Fourteen (114) Arre.h, more or less, known as the - '. ,la~ ar' bc :nd:.! b' lands of, f( r J. , '. ill.. 'ms, M rs. Della Wheeler, estate of J. M. Jones and others. 'Terms of sale:-One-third cash, bal ance on a credit of twelve months, in terest from day of sale, to be seecured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premises hold, with leave to the. purchaser to anticipate his payment in whole or in part from time to time. I'urchaser to pay for all papers and revenue stamps. H. H. RtIKA RD, Mfaster.4 Master's Offce, Dec. 14, 1901. s Paper, OST GOODS OR [ASES. 3lothing-Men's i Caps, Colored Ribbons-Capes cash. 10$.8