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Pt ~rald antl COLUMBIA LETEB.. Columbia, January 9.-It, is now only a few days before the legislators will be here. The building is still in a some E what confused and torn up state The scaffolding is in the corridor up stairs, and the interior of the dome is not fin ished. However, the contractor says he will have everything cleared out by the meeting of the Legislature., The steps on the front are about complete, and the building is beginning to look very handsome. It will take some $10, 000 to $20,000 to fix up the terrace and beautify and clean up the grounds of the Capitol, and when this work is done and the State house completed, we will have one of the handsomest buildings and the loveliest grounds of any State in the Union. ** Mr. Fred 8chumpert, the Sergeant at-Arms of the Senate, has been here for several days putting the Senate chamber in order for the Senators. The - Governor has completed his message and the manuscript is now in the hands of the State printer. It will be presented to the Legislature next Tuesday, and will not be made public until that time. * * The other State officials are busy with their annual reports, and many of them have already been turned over to the liate printer, and the work of printing these reports is further ad vanced than for several years. The Legislature meets this year the latest In the month that it is possible under the time fixed. The second Tuesday could not come later than the 14th. My old friend Judge J. Fuller Lyon, of Abbeville, has aeoepted a position in the office of the State Treasurer, and has moved his family to Columbia and - assumed the duties of his office. He takes the place formerly held by Mr. Zimmerman. * The Elk's Club of this city will give an Elk's circus in the opera house on next Tuesday evening. This is going to-bd a very unique affair, and those who love fun will have it on this oc casidn. Beats are already on sale and the demand is very great. e,* The State board of directors of the dispensary are in session this week The dispensary got along very smoothly last year, but there seems to be quite a number of candidates for position on N the board. In fact the indications are Ihrt there will be more candidates for this position than any other in the gifL of~the Legislature. The salary is only $400 and mileage to attend the meet ings.- According to the report of the board there is over $600,000 of the profits to the credit of the school fund, but it is available very slowly as it is used for commercial capital. The net profit last year was about 6 per cent. on on a business of- over two' million dol .laras Liberty Bell passe~d through Colum bia yea terday en rt uLe t ,the Charles ton Exposition. The old befll occupied an open car, and was accompanied by a number of prominent Philadelphia peo -pIe who occupy three Pullmans. A stop of several hours was made at the union * depot and thousands of Columbians took advantage of the stop to view the I will try to write a letter for each paper during the session of the Legis lature. E. H.A. - A G*ood Recommendation. "I have noticed that the sale on Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is -almost invariably to those who have onoe used them," says Mr. J. H. Weber, a prominent druggist of Cascade, Iowa. What better recommendation could 'any medicine have than for people to call for it when again in need of such a remedy? Try tirem when you feel dull after eating, when you have a bad taste in your mouth, feel bilious, havc no appetite or vehen troubled with con si,ipation, and you are certain to be de * lighted with the prompt relief which they afford. For sale by W. E Pel .ham. _____ _ Both Eden Item. * The holidays have passed, and there is a great deal of moving among the colored people. There have been sev * ral turkey dinners in our midst, and the writer had the pleasure of attend ing some of them. Mr. Whitman and Mr. Schumpert are moving to the Dead Fall section. We regret very much to give them up. They will be greatly missed. We wish for them prosperity and happiness in their future home. Mr. Clarence Sligh is home from Laurens. * Mr. J. Webb White left yesterday for Lancaster, S. C. Mrs. Benson Snber has been quite ill but glad to learn she is better. Mrs. Bernard Carlisle will open school again Monday. We fear the recent cold weather has hurt the small grain.( Wishing you and your readers, Mr. r Editor, a happy and prosperous New c Year. May 1902 bring peace and plenty to all. Top. i Job Couldn't Have Stood It. If he'd Itching Piles. Shey're ter t ribly annoying; but Bucklen's Arnica c Salve will cure the worst case of piles p on eartn. It bas cured thousands. For si Injuries, Pains or Eruptions it's the n best salve in the world. Price 25c a xi box Cure arnateed. Sold by all .T OUR REPICESENTATIVES. "hey Leave for Colomb'a 1hiq Week to b at the p uIng of he L.gt-bature ws Next I uexd-ay-Newb-rry Ab y Kep re-ented. Oa next Tuesday the Legi-latur vill convene in annual session at th t-ite Capital, and the I tw-mikers froc very seetion of the State are alread, aaking their way to Columbia. Newberry county delegatiou will g [own this week, in fact, some of th embers have already gone. Some very important measures wil ome up at the sesion, and it is a sati, action to feel that Newberry and he nterests are in such safe hands and wil e so ably represented. Hon. Jno. F. Banks, a farmer by o( ,upation, fully in touch and sympath with that class, can be counted on t avor and advocate what be knows t e to their interest and for the good ( he State. He has had experience i he legislative halls and is a good, saf nember. Hon. F. H. Dominick, a rising youn 6ttorney of the Newberry bar, has th tbility to cope with many of more mE ;ure years, and can be counted on t Lbly represent his constituents in th 2all of the House of Representative Lud his frieuds have hopes of some da aving him represent them in tb .ational Congress. Hon. Arthur Kibler, also one of ou representatives, is a deep and profoun Ihinker, can be counted on to look t )ur interests with an eagle eye. He iolid and conservative-and one of tlb afest men in the South Carolina Lej slature. Hon. Geo. S- Mower is in tbe Senal rom this county, and be needs r words at our hands, for he has bee there, and Newberry county has profite by his presence in that honorable bod: Neither his county's nor his State's il terests, will ever suffer, if his voic %md vote can prevent it Taken as a whole, Newberry's del, Zation will compare favorably wit that of any county of the State, ar with these excellent gentlemen in tk positions which they hold, the votei Df Newberry will never have cause 1 regret putting them there. THE TELEPHONE SITUATION. The Ulty Council Saonds by Its Former Action and Receives the Petition From Certain Citizens as Imfor matlon. The petition circulated among ot citizens by a representative of the Souti er Bell Telephone Company, and sigm by many, petitioning the council t grant the Bell Telephone Company a unrestricted franchise to come into Nea berry, was presented to the city counc on Tuesday night. After discussing th matter the following resolution w; adopted and there the matter stands: Whereas, the petitio-a of certain cit rns inregard to the S. B T & T. Cc has been received and as an ordinan< has been passed heretofore that u consider fair and impartial to al persons interested, and gives full prote tion to the corinpany and citizens; Be it resolved: That we receive tl petition as Information and that the san be filed and that our action heretofo: taken be, and the same is, hereby co: frmed. THE BELL MANAGER IN COLUMBIA Mr. W T. Gentry, general manager I the Southern Bell Telephone compan: with headquarters at Atlanta, Ga.. was:i Lhe city yesterday looking over the bus ness of his company and shaking han< with his many friends The visit of M Gentry to any of the sounthern cities u nally means improvements or Ext ntiol f the telephone system' aud this vas was no exception. Mr. Gentry was delighted at ti grow th of Columbia since his last vis ad signs of substantial improvmen an every side He said, "we are keel ing up with this wonderful march of in provement." We have a system w~hic is the very latest and cannot be excelle< Dur business has grown nearly 50 pt :ent in twelve months. We have to ines to Charleston, Savannah, Charlott< Atlanta, Asheville and other nearer an mlso more distant points. We apprec mte the patronage we are now receivin md will endeavor to always merit it. "In regard to the demand for conne< :ion with Sumter, Florence, Darlingtor Newberry, Union, Clinton, Lquren: reenwood and other important towr djacent to Columbia, I will say th~ :hese towns are all anxious for the telt phone connection with Columbia an he Southern Bell Telephone compan s disposed to do its part towards bui1e ng up this country and wille make a: ~angement to build the above lines in nediately. These connections mea nuch for the future growth and prospe: ty of Columbia." This is the first positive announc< nent that has been made on the subjec md it will be a pleasant one to the pe< le of the towns named by Mr. Gentrj -The State, 7th. REBARKaBLE CURE OF CROUP. A Little Boy's Life Saved I have a few words to say regardin shamberlain's Coughb Remedy. It save iy little boy's life and I feel that annot praise it enough. I bought ottle of it from E. A. Steere of Good ryn, S.,' and when I got home witt tthe poor baby could hardly breathe gave the medicine as directed ever) mn minutes until he "threw up" anc 2en I tbought sure he was going tc oke to death. We had to pull thE hilegm out of his mouth in great long rings. I am positive that if I had ot got that bottle of cough medicine, .y boy would not be on earth today. -e eot nod,Iw.Frsl >e Deot Inoo, oa.Foasl AS TO IMMIGRiNT4. a Good Peopl6i Wtnt to Come .on,h te I este-N- wherry Should Offer Indnce mentp. Up in 0 bio is a colony of god, G - 3 man people; people who would mal a good citizent: people who are h: workers th'it would help any c-rrm nitv did they come into it,, b t a to come South-to a more e;: 3 They are not a worthless set of io foreigners, but are people who are n,j 1 in pretty good fix, but desire oi > - count of the high price of lands. th, r limited means, etc., at their prese I homes, to come South where tLI,ey ca get more territory for tht ir mont and where tbe climate is more suit i y to growing vegetation and stock ra D ing. D There is plenty of good land n( f Newberry that parties would be gl a to sell and on which these people wot e be glad to settle and make their bom and it could all be accomplished if o D citizens would but interest Ibemsell e in the question the least bic Oth , communities are acting; the Southe o Railroad Company is doing all in th e power to have them locate somewhe , on its line, of course, where it bE y suits its purpose, and all we need is e little effort on our part, and New ber can get them. r We have one of the best count d i the State; our land is good, suitaL o for growing any crop that can .s grown anywhere else in this section e the country; our citizens have the la - and want to sell it at reasonable pri< -then why not interest oarselves e this matter and bring those peor o h,,re? We will a'l be benefited by th n coming. They will have to live: 1 d merchat;ts will get their trade; th . will have to have r'relool teacbers, d . tors papers to read, etc., and there is i e a class that will not reap some bei fit by their coming. 3- Mr. John Scott has been in corr h ponderce with Dr. J. S. Steiner. d Bluffton, Ohio, concerning these p e pie, and the doctor writes very favo s bly of this section and its advantag o We thini it would be a good idea our citizens to interest themselves the matter, contribute enough to se some suitable person to Ohio to inv tigate as to these people and see if cannot locate them in Newberry. W will take the matter up? There nothing to lose arid there may be great deal to gain. Would it not be advisable to org ize a Board of Trade or Business L gue to take these matters up? A w to the wise is suffcient. Help.. Naturi ij Babies and children nee< gproper food, rarely ever medi fcine. If they do not thrive eon their food something ii Sjwrong. They need a little ghelp to get their digestive Smachinery working properly, COD LIVER OUL W/. NYPV1~OPHOSPIIITESOFLME4SO1 will generally correct this edifficulty. lf you will put from one >- fourth to half a teaspoonful in baby's bottle three or four . times a day you will soon see ra marked improvement. For Slarger children, from half to d i a teaspoonful, according to age, dissolved in their milk, gif you so desire, will very soon show its great nourish :ing power. If the mother's I milk does not nourish the iIbaby, she needs the emul sion. It will show an effect Sat once both upon mother Sand child. z SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Stockholders' Annuw Meeting. HE ANUALMEETING OIF TI - Stockholders of the Naitio: Bank of Newberry, S. C , will be hE at the office of the President at Ne berry. S. C. at 11 o'clock a. in , Tuesd the 14th day of January, 1902, for t purpose of electing directors, and I the t ransaction of such other busine as may come before the meeting. Stoc b olders will please attend or be repi sented by proxy. [ T. S. DUNCAN, Cashier. December 18th, 1901. A Good Place for Sal4 JAM GOING TO LEAVE NEV berry county, anda therefore offer f sale my home, situated four and a he miles niorth east of Newberry, (inclu ng 18 acres of land, house, barn, well~ goodi water, tenant house and youn orchard.) Also horse, cow, two buggie (single a nd double seat) and 40 or i bushels of corn. Want to sell at or c< J.B. HOOD. Toy. 9 10(19 Noddin' by de Fire. Some folks tinks hit' right an' popah iS Soon a, bedtime come erroun', Fu' to scramble to de kiver. Lak dev'd hyeahed de trumpet soun'. A ie But (ese people (ey all misses d Whut I Imsl (o1 s desiah; - Dat's de settin' roui' and dozin', ni An, a-n ddin' by de fiah. W'en vou's tiahe(I out a hoein'. Er a followin' (e plow, w Whut's de use of des a-fallin' C- On Vo' pallet lak a cow? b ir Why, de fun is all in waitin' 01 nt In de face of all de tiah, An' a-dozin' and a-drowsin' w y, By a good ol' hick'ry fiah. .e t is Ob, you grunts an' groans an' mumbles 'Ca'se yo' bones is full o' col', 4 ar Dough ye feels de joy a'tricklin' ad Roun' de co-nabs of yo' soul. C d An' you 'low anothah minute a 'S sho to git you wa'm an' dryah, t ur Wen you set up pas' yo' bedtime, o Es 'Ca'se you hates to leave de fiah. 7 r Whut's de use o' downright sleepin'? r You can't feel it while it las', a An' you git up feelin' sorry st W'en de time fu' it is pas'. e a Seem to me dat time too precious, a An' de houahs too short entiah, ry Fu' to sleep, w'en you could spen' 'em lc es Des a-noddiu' by de fiah. de -Paul Laurence Dunbar, in the Century. be "Some time ago my daughter caught of a severe cold. She complained of pains ad in her chest and had a bad cough. I es gave her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ] in according to directions and in two days she was well and able to go to school. b le I have used this remedy in my family b eir for the past seven years and have never i be known it to fail," says James Prender- h gast, merchant, Annato Bay, Jamaica, t ey West India Islands. The pains in the b Dc- chest indicated an approaching attack . ot of pneumonia, which in this instance e e. was undoubtedly warded off by Chaqi- b berlain's Cough Remedy. It counter- I acts any tendency of a cold toward J es- pneumonia. Sold by W. E. Pelham. f of b eo- -l ra- .Master's Sats. es. 2 for STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, E i COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN J d COMMON PLEAS. f es- Sallie C. Wheat, Plaintiff, vs. D H. t we Wheeler, Defendant. ho Y ORDER OF THE COURT n is herein, I wil' sell at public out- n a cry, to the highest bidder, before the s Court House at Newberry, S. C , during I an- the legal hours of sale, on the first Mon ea- day in February, 1902, the following I rd described lots lying in tbe Town of I Prosperity, County and State aforesaid. t - 1. That l't fronting twenty-five feet t on McNary street and Holley's Ferry road, and running back eighty-five feet c ro another lot <(f SallieC. Wheat and 1 bouz'd-d by Lot No. 2, belonging to Dr.v J. B. SimpsoD, and Lot No. 4 formerly T b.- onging to Logan Wise. ( S 2 That lot fronting on Main street, r Wanu containing Ten One-hundredthse (10-100) of nu acre, more or less, and running back to street in rear and oth herwise lbounded by lots of E. K Beden baugh, J B Simpson, A.L. Wise and Salhe C. Wheat. Uerms of Sale: The first lot to be sold for cash. T'he second lot for one half cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months from day of sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold, with interest Irom day of sale. Purchaser Ito pay for stamps and papers. H H RIKAR D, Master N. C. Ja.9, 1902. :STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY--IN COMMON PLEAS. M. Ltonroe HaSrris, Administor of theI Re rsonai Estate of James Y. Harris, I Deceased, Plaintiff, against Eila M Suher. Defendant. B YORDER OFTHECOURTHERE in, Iwill sell to the highest bid 'der. before the Court House at New I berry, S. C., on saleday in February, next, 1902. all the two tracts or planta tions of land situate and being in the County of Newberry, and State afore said, containing in Tract No. 1, One I Hundred and Forty-two (142) Acres, more or less, and bounded by Iands.of W. B. Oxn'ar, Geo. E. Hardy, Adolphus Hardy, Mrs. R. W. Allen and Mrs Nance.\ Tract N'. 2, the Maybinton Tract, tcontainir.g Twenty-one (21) A cres, more or' less, and bounded by lands of W. B. Oxner, Mrs. Hannah Henderson and f Mrs. Sallie Hend erson. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, bal- c tance on a credit of one and two years from day of sale, the credit portion to 3be secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold. - Iwith leave to the purchaser to pay all or any part of his bid in cash. Pur chaser to pay for pagers * H H RIKARD, Master. Master's Office, January 6, 1302 1 E.> a! or THE FACE AND HANDS [require more care dur e ig hewinter. Hard winds and frosty air _make the use of some xemolient absolutely -necessary. To cure A chaps, soften the skin 6and keep your hands )f white and smooth try 3 . Fragrant Facease. 3 Free sample at -GILDER & WEEKS' | Corner Drug Store. Master's Sales. IATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUN 'Y OF' NEWBERRY -IN COMMON PLEAS ndrew .1 8 Langford. in his oun ritrht a' d as tx'or , aid Milt-en A Cir'is!e as t x cutnr of th, Will oW Wil!iam Laneford, eceased, Plain titTs, Linst Malirnla Higgins .t a], Defendants. 3 Y ORDER OF THE COURT hereik, I wili sell at publiv out Si-tf4e Lh.! Court House at New I %, be- ween the legal bours of sale, 2 'he Firs, Monday in February, 0)2 :l the real estate in the Town whe;rry, subdivid-d irto lo's a! il; appear by plat, which is now on e ian the Master's offlee, and whieb a Ail be vxho)ited on day of salp. e snie h ing Lots No- 8. 5. 16 17, 3, 24, 25 26 35. 36. 37, 38, 40, 41. . 44, 45, 47. 48 49 A1,o ail the real (sta'e known as the rt -for land, sit'iated in beT,wn of t-wberry, subdivided into iots as will ppear by pt now on file in the Mas r s Vffie- hnd will beexhibit- d on dav sale, the same being Lots Nos 4, 11, 12, 13, 14. Tie Town lots in Newberry will be )ld one-half cash, balance in one year ) be secured by bond of the purcbkser d a mortgage of thepremises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and rev ue stamps. H. H. RIKARD, Master. Master's Office, JAnuary 6:h. 1902. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY IN COMMON PLEAS. 'annie C. Russell et al. Administrators, Plaintiffs, against D A. Russell et al., Defendants. 3Y ORDER OF THE COURT herein, I will sell at public outcry efore the Court House at Newberry, etween the legal hours of sale, on the rst Monday in February, 1902, all that )t of land, situate, lying and being in e town of Newberry, County of New erry. State of South Cs.rolina, measur g 40 feet in width and 72 feet 6 inch s in length, and boundf-d on the south y Friend street, east by lot of Mrs. Larriett V.' Lane, north by estate of acob S Russell, and west by lot of, or rmerly of, Wm. Langford. Also that lot of land in town of New erry on Main or Pratt street, measur g 40 feet in width, and 127 feet 6 inch s in length, bounded on the north by fain or Pratt street, east by lot of Mrs Iarriett Y. Lane, south by estate of acob S. Russell, and west by lot of, or ,irmerly of, Wrn. Langford. All that lot of land in town of New erry, said County and State, contain ag Nine Hundredth (9-100) of an acre, 2ore or less, known as lot No. 2 of the 2ill lot, fronting on Main or Pratt treet, otherwise bounded by lots of los. 1, 3 and 6 of said mill lot. Also lot No. 12, in block 13, of the fewport News, Hampton and Old Point ) veloping Company's. addition to the own of Newport News, Warwick CoMun y, in the State of Virginia. Terms of Sale:-Newport News lot. ash. The other lots, one-half cash alance on a credit of twelve months rith interest from day of sale until aid at 8 per cent. per annum, to be se ured bv bonds of the purchasers and nortgages of the premises sold. Pur haser to day fog' all papers. H H. RIKARD, Master. Master's office; January. 6. 1902 Lowng $' Famous 3hocolate and Bon Bons, 'resh and toothsome. Sold only by us. Tresh supply in bulk or in packages always on hand. When you get LOW NEY'S rou get the best con ections made, regard ess of price, and when rou get it from us it vi be FRESH. Price 60c per pound or regular stock pack ges. S. B. JONES. FOR our New Year Supply of anything that is kept in a first class BOOK STORE 7ou can find Cheap at Mayes' GENERAL LINE OF LEDGERS AND urnals and Book-1 Keepers Supplies always on hand.. :1 THIS IS TI To count, so be sur begins with this ad. 22nd, 1902. Send a packages. They xi committee of disint ASTHMA(C Asthmalene Brings Inst; Cure in SENT ABSOLUTELY FRKI W rite "lico'.r 2Wz EVER After having it earefully an-.h zad. opium, morphine, chloroform or eth'l DR TAFT BROs MEDICINE CO. Gentlemen: 1 write this rtimnn wonderful effect of your AsT [unalene. been affieted with spasm'ie ns hm-' i my own skill as weil as many other'. windows on 130th street, New YorkJ M3 wife commenced taking it about tt a radital improvement. Airer us'ing and she is entirely free from all sy: recommend the medicine to all who ai Yo.urs re-spec:.fu DR. TAFr BROS. MEDICINE Co. Gentlemen: I was troub!ed with As ous remedies, but they have all failed started with a tri.al bottle. I found r'e full-size tttle, and I am ever gratefu for six years was unable to work. [ a business r..ery day. This testimony 3 Home address, 235 Rivington street. TRIAL BOTTLE SENT ABSOLUTE Do not delay Write at once add CO., 79 East 130th St., N. Y City Fiire_InsuhailoB In Strong Old Foreign and A meri can Com:paies. Cash Assets. A ggregate $34,643,297. Life Insurance In Pacific Mutual, the most eco nomical and liberal Company in th< world. Accident InsuranCI In Travelers and Marylan< Caslty. Mishaps are frequent. Clas P. PliM Over Post Office. There are all kinds of man in th~ I or that has attracted our afLtention r~ ully tries to di..satisfy custom3rs that ng them tbey have been s win,d led, etc et out to '.vork, put~ in the time~ thbey w ~ustomers, and perhaps they couldi sell The class of people whbo buy the S~i arth, and their minds are not to be chb STIEFF PIANOS atre the very fin' 'orld on merit alone. It's tbe old reli; when anyone tells you he cain furnish s -emember you have heard "Ghost stori Write today and get Factory pricea mg profits made by thbe dealer. Chas. 1\ Piano Manu'acturer, Baltimore, Vrero, 218 N. ryon St. Charinote HERE AGAIN GIRLS . t -r JUnior| - Range i b IV--. 10 M-MARK a vt.r * m n ts. I E 6TH AD.1 anld get it. G onlte-st and closes February ,ds. in neatly wrapped ill be counted by a !rested persons. PURE FREE! m.t Relief and Permanent All Cases. E ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL There is nothing like Asthmalene. [t brings instant relief, even in the vosrt cases. It cres when 11 else ails. Thie Rev. C. F. WELLS, 6f Villa Ridge, Il., says: "Your trial bottle of Asthmalene received in good condition. [ cannot tell you how thankful I feel for be aood derived from it. I was a slave, bained with putrid sore throatand Asth a for ten years. I despaired of ever be Ig cured I saw your advertisement for hen crelo ide u and rmentin Allsase s.a n huh o a Tee is noria ng Tokm Astsh ene. [brings nsteean chrelef eeni heau Rev.ase. M orris Wechlelse he Rev. w C. F . ELS, 3f Vila0 RiGetl..a: Your trialente of a xetbilene receed forgAoodnconditHay Eevr ad deived romit.Io aees ale -robies wih uombinoe thtn Ath-a a fo tuenes. I deonsairead onderfue Lhe cure otaf ths drehaden oardtomning n .iervt- thma, vours, gh yu a ! froens yofueve, havin resled the fir the cra o mAsto.y ifnt thas ria ath ie a 2 bvaran.aving eb ful atioe oe.odab.teo shaee Retom. Dr fee ris cer,enl a i oft thisngR dst lra dtis. N Fwev. 5.3 1901 [hma TFr 22BeRs. ICave tried nue--.. 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