The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 10, 1902, Image 3
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Camp Meeting.
A meeting of the James D. Nance
Camp, U. C. V., is called to be held in
the court house on Saturday, January ii,
at Ii o'clock a m. A full meeting is
desired.
--also- -
Jannary 6, 1902, by Rev. Z. W. Baden
baugh, at the residVce of Mr. Joen L.
Hunter, Mi. Frank R. Aunter os New
b.rr% S. C. and Miss Marguerite Lee
Hunter of Prosperity, S C.
Twischer Elected.
Miss Della Bowers has bet n elt-cted
to, and has accepted, the positlio of
assistant teacher for the Prosperity
High School, in the place-of Miss Mar
gaerite Hunter, who resigned not long
since.-Eagle Eye.
D. ath c VIIs Nannie Dominick.
Miss Nannie Dominick, who has beeh
making her home with her brother, Mr.
George Dominick, in the St. Luke's
community. died on Monday. Her re
mains were buried Tuesday at S: . Luke's
She leates many relatives and friends
who mourn her death.
A Slick Negro.
Mayor Klettner sent John Cleman.
acelebrated colored character, to the
ohcin gang a few days ago for stealing.
Tbere were several charges against him
and th fines aggregated upwards of a
hundred days. John is a hard negro to
eatch and before he had been delivered
to the chain gang authorities he made
his escape.
South Carolina Postmasters.
, iOn Wednesday the President ap
ointed the followihg postmasters in
the State: Greenwood, David Aiken;
Laurens, George S. McCravy; Union,
5. C. Hanter; Winnsboro, Prestqp Rion;
NeIwberry, Charlea.ok4rcell.
Mr. Aiken, who is named as post
master for Greenwood, died about a
Wsetb ago.'
C
8truck by a Falling Tree.
A begro who was working on Mr. G.
-.B. Epting's place, nar town, was
siTuesday struck by a falling tree
a
whlch had been cat down by another
orkman, and came near being killed.
Tieregowas src onheback of
hi edand for a while it was thought 1
hewuddie from concussion of the
bran, utunder t5e treatment of Dr.
.Mayer is recovering. C
sreof Paying aileoad Tax. I
The bopleof three townships in the
00-- oking in the atrO euitn the
= township bonds isudfrtebuilding oft
the Columbia, 'Newberry and Lanrens a
raiknad. It seems now that the payment
.S.has been ,refused, and the whole matter 1
Swill doubtless. soon be in the,courts.
The people intend to fight the matter
out !nd dee if they are legally required
to-pay this tax, which they say is a
Shesity burden upon them.
Kniting Kim Stockholders.
The stokholders of the Newberry
tuitting Mill held ameeting on Tues
day, but no business of interest to the
public *as transacted. The old Board '
of Directors were re-elected, with thet
- exOptioni of Mr Jrnn. M[ Kina'd, who
had resigned. The perasonre-l of the
Board -14 now as f olloows: Geo John-|
*tone, P. G. E lis,r, R H. Welch, W.js
H. Day, J. E. Norwood, W G. Hou'seal,
* C E Sommer, C. H. (Cannon and B. C.
Matthews
At asub~sequent meetig of.the Boardj
of Directors the old officers were re
elected as folloirs: Prt sident, J. E.|
Norwood; Secretary, B. C. Matthews.
The mill is progressing nicely, and |
loon a pay leg basis.
White Man Turned Yellow.
Great conisterntioni w as left by 'he
friends of II. A. H ,garty of L-'xington,
K , when they satw he wa' turniug
~low. His akin-slowly changed color,
elehis eyes, and he sufiered terribly.
,His malad v w as Yellow Jaundice. He
was treated by the be<t dyctora, hto
witbout bendfit. Then he was ad vised
to try Electric Bittrs, the wonderful
Eromach and Liver remedy, and he
writes: "After taking two bottles I
was whooly cured." A trial proves its
matchless merit for all Stomaceh, Liver
and Kidney troubles. Only 25c. Sold
by all druggists.
liayoi- Klettner has announced the
assignment of his committees for the
year 1902, which is as follows:
Ways and Means-E. C. Jones, S. K
Bouknight and H. K, Blats.
Opera House-H. K Blats, J. J. Lang
ford and S. K. Bouknight.
Fire Department- Eduard Scholtz.
t. C. Jones and H K. Blats.
Supplies and Accounts-Ed. Scholtz,
E. C. Jones and H K. Blats.
Market-J. J. Langford, S. K. Bouk
night and E. C. Jones.
Lights and Cemetery-S. K. Bouknight,
35 C. Jones and Eduard Scholtz.
Streets-H. K. Blats, E. C. JoneE
Edaard Scholtz, J. J. Langford and S K.
Bouknight.
Saves Two From Death.
Our little daughter had an olmost fa
tal attack of whooping cough sad bron
ehitis " writes Mrs. W. K H avilandi, of
Armonlk, N. Y., "but, when all other
remedies failed, we saved her life with
- Dr. King's New Discovery. Our niece,
who had contumptioni in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medi
cine and to-day she is perfectly well.
Desperate throat and lung diseased
yelld to Dr. King's New Discovery as
to no other medicine on earth. Infalli
ble for cou ghs and colds. 50c and 1.
guaranteed by all drvggists. Trial bot
tan free.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT
S. B. Jones is sole agent for Lowney's
fine candies. See ad.
Mr. Alex McBee, of Greenville, was
in the city yesterday.
The stockholders of the National
Bank will meet next Tuesday.
The James D. Nance Camb will meet
bomorrow at 11 o'clock in the court
house.
G. G. Sal-. E q , hs n: v - h.i
to law range, offioe up stairs formeiy
occupitd by M. A. CarliAe, E-q.
The "Railroad Jick" show is being
pretty extensively adver.ised. It will
appear at the opera house Monday
night.
A shifting freight train on the south
ern railroad at the depot at this place
ran over and killed a setter dog on
Tuesday.
The Board of Health will meet on
Tuesday to elect a Health Inspector.
We hear tif several applicants for the
position.
Glad to state that Mr. R. H. Russell,
whose illness was mentioned not long
ince, is much better. He was able to
go to Newberry yesterday. Hope he
will be alright soon.-Prosperity Eagle t
Eye, 8th.
Personal.
s
Col. Chas. J. Purcell was in Colum- e
ia on business Tuesday. :
Col. John T. Sloan, of Columbia,
was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Lelia Fulmer left Thur-day '
or her home in Columbia.
Maj. fl. W. C. Bt-alock, of Goldville, c
was in the City the first of the week
Mr. J. S Wells went to Columbia
Wednesday whore he has a contract. r
Mrs. Eidson has returned from a y
risit to relatives and friends at John
ton. c
J. F J. Caldwell, Esq., of Green- e
ood, has been in the city for the past 8
ew days. u
F
Mr. H. K. Blats has accepted a po
ition with The State publishing com
any, Columbia, and will be engaged e
in the State printing for the next few
eeks.
Chief H. C. Hunter accompanied
is brother, Mr. W. W. Hunter, of Tex- e
a, who is on a visit to SoutheCarolina, b
o Columbia last week to visit their e
rother, Mr John Hunter.
Our president's wife, Mrs. Daniel,
as returned after spending two weeks ,
rith friends in Newberry. We are v
clad that she ,.ad a pleasant visit, of g
orse, but we are still more delighted
hat she is with us again.-S. C. Col
ege News, The State, 8th
3. F. Grandy left yesterday for New
berry, where he is engaged in build
ng the Mollohon cotton mill. He says
e has almost completed the third story
.nd in a short time will begin placing
he roof. He hopes to complete the
milding by March 1st. He is also
uilding forty mill cottages.-Green
rille News, 7th.
THE COMMERCIAL BANK.
Annual Meeting Stockholders-OffBeers
Elected-Regular Semi-Annual Divi
dend Declared.
The regular annual meeting of the
tockholders of the Commercial Bank
as he ld at the bank on Wednesday.
'he report of the President showed
hat the bank was in a flourishing con
litin, and the s'atement juist publiebed
nade tt.e b.-s!. showing since thie esta"
ismevnt of the ba.'k. The regular si
ei-annual 3 per cent. dividend was b
elared.a
The followiug were elected Directors: p
5. W. Floyd, P. C Smith, Geo. S.
iower, G"o W. Summa'r. 0 B. Mayer, p
F. Wright, A. J. Gibson, W. H. ti
unt and Joo M. Kinard.
At a subsequent meeting of the Board 1\
>f Directors the following officers were ti
e-elected: Jno. M. Kinard, President; o
). B. Mayer, Vice-President; Z F.
Vri ht, Cashier; Jas. N. McCaughbrin,
3ook keeper.
A Core for Lumbago.
W. C. Williamson, of Amburst, Va. ,
as: "For more than a year I suffered
rom lumbago. I finally tried Chain i
erlain's Pain Balm and it gave me
~ntire relief., which all other remediest
3ad failed to do." Sold by W. E. Pel
1am.
Christmas was som.ewhat dull.
We earn that Mr Lawson Bowers isd
: moye 1o Greenwood county.
a
Visiting has been very plentiful fthis
Christmas, and a great deal of hunting1
and sport carried on.
We learn that the Christmas tree at
ion was a success.
We believe that a great deal of late
sowig w heati anid osits have been killed
by the recent cold snap. We think
that oats sown soon which were well
rooted are safe
Married on December, 25 19(11, at St.
Luke's paraonage, Mr. Garret*, and
Miss Belle Stu :aman We wish the
young couple miuch succe's through
Mr. Dave Minick and family of St.
Luke's have moved into the O'Neal
section.
Mr. Jno. Meetze and family of Ex
celsior section, have moved down with
Mr. Stuflie Gruber of this section'
has moved back to Ne wberry.
Leona.
Dec 30, 1901
Whual's Your F'ace Worth'?
Sometimes a fortune, but never, if
you have a sallow complexion, a jaun
diced look moth patches and blotches
on the skin,-all signs of Liver Trouble.
But Dr. Kine:'s New Life Pills give
Clear Skin, Rosey Cheeks, Rich Com
plexin. Oinly 95ennts at al druggists.
POSTMASTER PURCELL.
dr. C. J. Parcell Finally Named by t1h
President, and the Matter of the New
berry Fostmastership Settled-Mr.
Purct 1i a Successt ul Business Man.
Th question as to who will be New
irry's next postmaster has been set
led, and Mr. C. J. Purcell has .beei
amed as the successful applicant.
The contest has been a long, and t4
Dme of the applicants, an unpleasan
ne, and all are no doubt glad that i
.as been brought to a close.
The announcement of the appoint
ient was made in Washington oi
'uesday, when the President sent Mr
'urcell's nomination to the Senate foi
nfirmation along with other ap
ointments.
Mr. Purcell was in Washington at thi
me the appointment was made ani
Aturned yesterday. His appointmen
ras expected by his friends at home.
Mr. Purcell has the ability and i
apable of making us a good and effici
nt postmaster. He came to Newberr:
?veral years ago and cast his lot amoni
s first as clerk or Mr. D C. Flynn
'rom that he became a member of thi
rm of Floyd & Purcell, which wa.
ventually changed to Purcell & Spear
ian, Purcell & Co., and finally to Pur
; Scott, which firm is now doinj
large and successful business. Col
urcell has identified himself witt
very movemnt looking to the up
uilding of Newberry, and is consider
I one of our most successful businesi
ien.
We congratulate him upon his ap
ointment and see no reason why he
'ill not make us a good postmaster ani
ive g.eneral satisfaction.
Assistant P. &f. J.as. R Davidson.
It is very generally understood and
ttled that Mr. James R. Davidson is t<
e Mr. Purcell's assistant postmaster
ad that Mr C. A. Bowman is to retain his
lace as money order clerk.
Mr. Davidson has held the position at
ostaster in Newber. y and during hit
rm gave the people good service.
Mr. Bowman is an excellent clerk ani
[r. Purcell could make no better selec
on than to retain him at the mone'
rder windo{v.
Mollohon Writings.
Christmas has come and gone, now le
s all turn over a new leaf with new year
Mr. Willie Elmnore spent Christina
ith relatives at Gaffney.
Miss Belle Brock spent Christmas il
2s community.
Mr. Julius Cromer and Miss Eul
romer, of Walton's, spent part of Christ
ias in this community.
The Brock band from Union cam
own Christmas night and gave us som
cellent music. Come again boys, w
re always glad to have you with us.
While on a visit at Mr. T. W. McCu]
ugh's Mr. Lisha Brock came very nes
eeting with a serious accident. In pick
g up a pistol from the bureau, in somn
ray or other, it discharged, tbe ball ex
ered under the right arm and came ou
.t the back of the shoulder. Am glad t
tate the young man will soon be wel
gai.
Mr. Willie Elmore is clerking for M1
Tharles Tidmarsh at Whitmiires
Or school will open Monday mornin
.fter a two week's rest.
Some of our young people enjoyed
Lance at the home of Mr. C K. Baker
[uesday night and one at Mr. D. Ran
nage's Thursday night.
There was also a dance at Mr. Ai
Irew's on Wednesday night.
With best wishes to the Herald an
ews. ESTHER.
January 6, 1902.
How Few Pee.p1e Escape
. Toothache; how many suffer unnece
sarily. By the use of Perry Davis' Pai
Killer the pain almost instantly stoppe
and a complete cure effected. For
swollen jaw or face due to ulcerate
teth, Painkiller acts like magic. I
not suffer a moment but get a bottl
Avoid substitutes, there is but 01
Painile Pery Davis'. 25c. and 50
HOT
TEA
BISCUIT
oyaw
&kIn
Perfect, Delicious,
Appetizing.
ADVERTI'E9 LETTERS
Remaining in the postoffice at Nei
berry, S. C., for week ending Januai
t 10, 1902."
t B-Sal ie Barrett, Jacob Bateman (5
Miss Grace Bennett, Mrs. Aggie Bo
Mr. K. Buzhart, Mrs E. M. Boozer.
C-W J. Clark, Miss Mary Campbel
Miss Sarah Clement, Miss Hattie Cr
mer, Mr. E. H. Curtis.
D-Dr. W. T. Dickert.
F-Orelia Fair.
G-Mrs. Mary Gary, Miss Lilla Gal
man, Gred Gallman, Miss Carrie GaJ
ard.
H-Mrs. Ellen Hair, Jane Harriso
E. Hutchie Heidman.
J-J. B. Johnson, Miss Willie Jone
L-Lawson Long, A. G. Long, S. I
Long, Miss Rosa Lee Lark, Miss Ge
trude Livingstone.
M-Thos. Marshall
P-Miss Mary Een Pain, J. W. Pa
ker.
R-Susan Rikard, Sam Bikard, Ro.
Rutherford, Ben Ruff, Liza Rutherfor
S-A. J. Spearman, Eliza Sligh.
T---Uler Tolbert, H. L. Tyler, Thor
wel Tribble.
V-Miss Hattie Vaughn, Miss Matt
Vaughn.
W-R S Wilson,ZetterWilliams, MD
C. P. Wilson, M. P. Williams.
Parties calling for these letters wi
p Ise say they were advertised.
FRANK L BYNUM, Act'g P. M.
Jan. 8, 1902.
SPE CIAL NOTICES.
MEN'S all wool suIts, 85.00
Wooten's.
7OUJ run no risk in having yoi
-woolen clothes cleaned and pres
elt at the Ne wberry Steam Laundry, f<
we guarantee them not to shrink. t
O Biliousness, Jaundice, etc , us
FPalmettoLiver Medicine. 10 cen1
at Dr Van Smith's Drug Store. 1
LUM1BERO FOR SALE-I am no
ready tofill orders for lumber o
short notice. Locat"d wit bin one ni
of town. Give me y our orders.
2m. GUs B SUMMER
RY Paimetto Liver Medicine for ii
digestion. 10 cents at Dr. Vs
Smith's Drug Store. 1
EE S J. Wootel:n's new ad. I1
worth reading and investigating.
W~OOTEN's prices are the best y~
~'quoted.
T HE New berry Steam Laundry Co.
1mak ing a specialty of cleaning ar
pressing pants. Give them a trial.
1ALM ETTO Liver Medicine curc
mie of chronic constipation writt
James Evans, Piedmont, S. C. So'
'at Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. 1y'
BRING or send with wagon yoi
cot,vests and pants that yC
want cleaned and pressed. We hai
experienced help and guarantee a
Iwork to be first-class.
THE NEWBERRY
f tf STEAM LAUNDRY Co.
sMITH BROS.' Roller Mills, at E
nards, S. C., will grind on Friday
and Saturdays of each week. t & f 16
MJEALS served in good style, ti
R3.very best the market affords
R J.Miller's restaurant, near po~
office. t f
M ~jON EY TO LOAN-Five yea
.Atime at 7 per cent. interest, S
Scured by first mortgage on improv
real estate. Hunt, Hunt & Hunte
Attorneys. f&t
-OR a good, square meal, go to Bi
FMiller's restaurant, near the pc
office.t&
~ RES H OYSTERS all the time,
--R. J. Miller's restaurant. t&f1
TRAY COW-One medium size Je
sey colored horned Cow strayed
rstolen. Will pay reward for informn
tion. 5 3. Wooten. t
GEAT SACRIFICE SALE for
day more, 20 days. Having mal
,tarrangements with Mr. B. C. Mattbel
to remain in my present stand durir
the month of January, I will sell t1
1balance of my stock at 75c. on the $1.
of actual cost. This is an opportuni
of a lifetime to buy first class D1
Goods, Clothing and Shoes at pric
like the following: Ladies' Fine DrE
gShoes, sold at $1.25, no w 65e.; finer $1.
Shoes for 85c.; extra fine 82 00 Sho
afor $1.05. Men's, Boys' andlChildrer
S hoes also.
Fine Silk at 60c. on the $1.00, as l<
i~as 18c per yard. Ladies' Worst
Dress Goods, all new, 25c.; yard wi
worsted in black and all the new shad
1-at 12c. per yard; 35c. worsteds at 181
5c. beautiful gcads at 29c.
Men's Suits and Overcoats at ridic
lously low prices. $1.50 Boys' Ov4
coats at 60c. up to the $6.50. Youtl
Overcoats at $1.95; Men's $4.00 Suits
$1 90; $5.00 Suits at $2 25; $8 00 Suits
$3 75; $10 00 Suits at $4.10.
-Every article in the house will
nsaerificed rather than ship it to t
dauction rooms of New York where
awill not bring over 50c, on the $1.)
dSo now is your time to double ye
~money's worth. Come at once and
~.the first pick of these bargains at
ieFlynn's Cash Store,
c.Newberry. S. C
If you have not
bought any of our
China for your Christ
mas gift be sure to buy
for New Year.
GOING AT COST.
We E. Pelliaff & SoR)
prescriptoi pharmacist.
:WHAT Is NICER
IN A FAMILY THAN
AN
WE SELL THEM.
A nice Razor makes a
good present for your
young man friend.
All smokers enjoy a
good Cigar. We have
a nice line of Standard
brands which would
make a nice present.
Full line of Drugs and
Medicines.
Prescriptions f ill e d
with fresh Drugs.
Call and see us.
- We sell Wiley's Candies.
SWe have a few sam
ples left which
we will sell for
less than
Actual Cost.
Loaded Shells,
all sizes 40c.
per box.
Piewberru
Hardware Co.
COST SALE.
~For 20 days I will sell
FANCY LAMPS, CHINA,
GOOD CROCKERY
10 AND COOK STOVES
AT COST.
I- m ea n b us in es s.
Come and see.
~Wishing one and all
aH Happy New Year.
J.; W. White.
rNOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
2Emmett Cabaniss, Plaintiff,
The Newberry Haand1e and Shuttle Comn
LL AND SINGULAR, THE
Lycreditors of The Newberry Efan
!ydie and Shuttle Compa'ny are hereb:y
esrequired to render in and establish tbeir
ssclaims against said Defendants before
ry on or before te 19th day of Fer
'sarv, 1902, and said credit'rs are hereby
enjoined and restrained from prosecu
etin otheir claims elsewber tha n e
~Master's office, Jan. 2, 1902.
THI*'~~ .
IinzJjL
Find!
par
zop%
I npenc
In fact just as full as it
ing the fall months.
this department, andh<
a complete outfit. We
Black Cheviots,
Satin Solis
Prunella C
Whipcord.
Thibet, fol
Pebble C
In fact you will be suri
plete this departnent i
remember 'tis one of c
ways keep it full and in
IBkSalso cut
kla ilkS this depar
Taffetas. Pean do S
Satin Duchess Weh
Black Garnitures B
plete the picture.
This space is ours, a
every week to tell you
the different departmei
Yours truly,
We will not sell to yoi
dise at your offer-.-a
dollar. That was our u
Largest M archa
We bought therai.fori
S. C., and surroundin
that we have succeedec
Cheaper tha
have bought their goods. We know
MONEIT. arnd all who tradt with us a
area test Qargi
MORE GOOD8 71
Never since we have beer, in busini
sold in the past month.
Tall(is Cheap! Cea
geuine BAR~GAINS. Every custon
O.KLU
The Fair and !
VERY
We are offering ouri
prices, but in some dep
giving the goods away.
but business strictly.
Ladies' Jackets worth $2.0
" a "3400
a a "5.00
a a a7.50
a a a10.00
Ladies' Capes reduced in the
Men's Mcintosh Cape.
R{ubber Shoes at half 1
All Winter Clothing a
Ladies' Woolen Dress Goods have
Many other goods too numerouls t<
Thanking our friends for their libe
and prosperous New Year, we are
3.3. W
ear
Our
s Goods
tment
lid Shape
has been any time dur
We pride ourselves in
re you can always find
have just added:
les,
loths,
3, English make,
Heavy Skirts, |
eviot.
)rised to find how com
!f for January 1st; but
ur hobbies, and we al
viting.
in important figure in
tment
ole, Gros Grain and
ie leaders at this time.
ave them all. And
io, and other stylish
ack Trimmings to com
nd we expect to use it
of the good things in
ts of our store.
1OWE CO.
~i our stock of merchan
hundred cents on the
ords to one of the
nts in America.
he people of Newberry,
g country. We know
I in buying our goods
a All Others
we have the BEST VALUE for the
canowledge that we offer the*
sins on cartILf
IR LESS MONEY!
ss have we sold more goods than we
quotations in an advertisement are
but printer's ink. We ofeir you
ier is a living advertisement for us.
FT NER,
square Dealer.
REDUCED!
mtire stock at reduced
artments we are almost
This is not mere talk,
ome and see. .
now 90c.
"$1.50
"2.00
" 2.50
" 3.75
" 5.00
erats wort $50 now $85
. 10.00 " 6.50
" 8.00 " 5.50
Joats at just half price.
greatly reduced prices.
been reduced in many cases one-half.
mention at sacrifice prices.
ral patronage, and wishing all a happy
Yours truly,
OCTENK