The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 11, 1902, Image 3
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We bear it t.acd that ir J. c Nle.
Wai rter will build a iditiltin Lt his
store tt I he Wet 14,id if Mai,t -treet
a. aU early date, and opni a first-c-,s
fancy gro ery anl I Ik aL..
T iet V. 11. o. .1. ;%s .viathom
The %olowing on inen of New.
berry College wunt to Columbia last
week a s t o11014-1RIMS tI I he State %onIVII
tion of the Youim Mit's Chrit,tian As
socipktill: 1, A. Bilaeck, J1 W . 11dIll -
tinle, J. 11. elal . , A. It. Calughman,
U. 11. laltiwanger, W. 1'1 D!r lek ned
J. C Lybrand.
[Neil ates
Camp "Jam- ti 1) N.ne, No :336. U.
C. V.,11 will mti.t in te Cot,t 11-t.-e
on Haturday. ['.truar- 15-h iistant,
at 11 o'ck aitirp. IBis os."f imm pr
talee to tramsact.
By order: J. W Gany,
0. L. SCHUMPET, Coliiallder.
A. A. 2t
He-htor sharpo a Catdidat.
Senator Sharpe aits announced his
candid-iy for comlptrol letr VOIrtl it)
the next prina,v. lie has had much
experience in the It-gislatitire, bo' h as
a memoer of ,h i hou-e andIt the aSt,e,LLI
and ba p.id p.'ti- Li.e altttiol to
taxatuon and (lian -es of the State.
Senatot Sharpe Is from Lexin.-ton.
sta-o Oratorical Utuntest
The cormmittee of the State Oriatori
cal association, held its meeting at, Duc
West a few days ago and decided that
the 'nter-collegiate contest will be held
at Greenwood, S. C , ott April 18th.
We suppose that a oontebt will be
held at an early date to dlclle who will
represent Newberry College in this
contest.
Ii Honor of las tch umport.
Mrs. Jiles Marion Berry will enter
tain on Tuesday afterno in at four
o'clock with the first of ia series of in
formal card parties In honor of Miss
Myrtle Schumpert, of Newberry, S.
C., and Miss Ainie Mae Fritts, of
Chatannooga, Teun.--Augusta Chroni
Cle, 9th.
SOenltnced Co,,ttted.
The goverior a few days ago comr -
mutel the Pentence of Gree:nwood
Washington, colored, who was con
vic.ed in 199 of larceny of live stock
In this county. le was sent to the
county chatigang for two years. iI,s
sentence was commuted to 18 month.
and the nerio was given his freedom
one day last week. S-licitot' Sease
recommended the ptirdoti.
Sheldn't r a We ek%
But her beanty was completely hid
den by sores, biw:cies and pimples till
she used Bucklett's Arnica 8tive. Then
they vattislhed as will all V'ruptionim,
Fever 4oree, 13olls, Ulcers, tIarbuneles
and Felons from Its ti. Iufallible for
Cuts Col us, But ns. 1ealdl i)Aid PPles
Cure guarant ad. 25e at all di uggists.
I'upular at Itomai acid abroad.
T[he Atlant,a Journal In its issue of
last Saturday pre'senlted a full-page
picture of Miss Myrtle A bii.y Schu m
pert, daughter of Mr and MIrs. F. A.
Schum pert, of this cit,y, who is at pres
ent visiting Mrs. J. M. B ery atnd M.s
Porter Fl'eming in Augzust,a. This was
but a deserved co:np)lim..t, to aL beau
tiful and chartmingr younglt lady, who is
popular at home, anid, as Th'le .,-irnal
says 18 most, popular and has htts oif
frlinds in Georgia.
i lying (ouL the Ense,,y.
Thee are the days of colds, sharp
and sudd.:n, a' ,ek!ug throat andI Ituneis,
and leading L,o 'onls quences one( (dose(
not, like to t hink ahout . Avoid futrt heru
exposure~and tli Lh the en'mny oif h aulth
and comfort, 'w,b Perriy D)avis' Pain
killer tbe faily stand-hvy for sixty
.vear's It conquers a cod in a day.
Bae that you get, the riggct a: tim.lo
T1here is bat onie Painkiller, Perr'iy
Div is'
t]hurry I riue M1..n Uned r Humnd.
RLutherfordton. F~eb 8 -W. 11. 1 les
ter, HI. L CJtowe, 0 1). WilkIe, (1. WV
Rollints and C. F. Geer, of the cher'ry
tree concern, who have been on trial
for the past two days elh tr:<ed wit h
havIng used the mnails for' fradulenit
purposes, wer',o-(undl( In a bo.0(d of $i,000
each for' their applear'ance aIt the next,
term of the Charlot,te Federal Court,.
Thibs makes 11 of t,he cherrv tree men
who have been t, m 1(1 over, and there
are yet other arre-sts to be madec. Dis
trict Attorney HoIt,on aind C F0' l10nte
man left for Greensboro la-st even
ing-Charlotte Observer'.
This Will Inierea.t Many.
To quickly Introduce B. B. 13. (DIo
tanic lilood' Balm), the famous South,
ee'n blood cure, int,o new homes, we
will send, absolutely freeu, 10.000 trial
treatment,s. Botanic Blood Balm (B
B) B ) quckly cure's old old ulcers,
acrofula, eczema, ItchIng skin and blood
humors, cincer, eating, festeiring sores,
boils, car'buncles, pimples or' otfensive
eruptions, pains in bones or jolnts, rheu
Inatiem, catarrh, or any blood (or s.in
trouble. B>tanic Blood Balm ( B. R.,
B ) heals every sore or p)imple, makes
the blood pure and rich and stops all
actier and pains. Bt,anic Blood pure
and rIch and stops all aches and p sins.
Botanic Blood B&aim(B B. B.) thorough
ly t.-ied for 30 years in hospit,al and
private practice, and has cured thous
ands of eases given up as hopeless. Solild
at drug stores, $1 per large bott le lior1
free treatment write to Blood B rtm
Co., Atlanta, Ga. MedIcIne sent at
once, prepald. D.-scrlbe t.eouble and
free medical advice given. Botanic
Blood Balm (11. B. B.) givee life, vigor
and atrebgth to tihe blood. The finest
Blood Purifier mnade. B->tanlc Blood
Jlalm (B B. B ) gIves a healthy Blood
annnlt t ki n en tire, - sy.-.m
V'ARMU-4t ANI) A1,L AjSq)UT1.
P'idty will be St. Valentine's day.
The Se.loins (.otv will convene next
Nonday 11 orning.
Tax:. have to be paid by March 14.
The're wiI b no further xt,:'nslon.
It is rutmored that the Newh'.rry
knittitig rmill will soo) id I a dye plant
to their equiptnent
NIakO .1our tax returns before the
20th itstait, or you will have to pay
the 6) per cent. penalty.
Mr. Perry Simpson has been elected
to teah the Doad Fall school, Mr.
Walter S. livnry havitig resigned that
positionl.
Sume who claiml) to be authority on
the (lt'stionl say that the price of cot
toll will stin reaeh t) cents Tils will
bormlit the farmer now but littl.
While in the city next week at,tend
ill! cot,, diop in, to see us. Make The
H erald and News oflioe headquarters.
We will be glad to see any of our
friends.
ttev. Dr S. 1'. 1allmt1anl, who is ei
gaged in mission work in Spartanburg,
camte over to sp--d Sunday with his
family. lie is m -( Ing with encurage
nit in Spat-tinblurg.
herfiT Wiford rquests us to ask any
m hose nnf los loppear. 0o1 either of the
jmry lists wh live in the count,ry, and
who hitpp, i to be in the city during
tbe we, k, to please drop into his olliec
aid get the summons, as the time is so
short before court. By doing this, a
great favor will be done the sheriflf.
Sheriff 1iford returned from Colum
bla yesterday wit.h 14. P1. Powell, for
whotm he had had i warrant since last
July. The warrant was sworn out, by
Mr. J. 11. West before Magistrate
Chappell for breach of trust. Sheriff
Buford :ocated Powell in Columbia and
secuired him Mondty morning.
Rev. J. A Sligh, of Sligh's, was in
the elty yesterday.
Cl. and Mrs. George Johnstone caime
down from Newberry yesterday to
hear Sousa's Band.-Statf, 9t.
Mr. U. L. Wessinger, of Newberry
College, went to Due West last Friday
to attend a meeting of the committee
to decide where the intercollegiate
contest should be held.
Mrs. D. F'. Efird and little daughter,
of L-xington, ret,urned home yesterday
from a Aen days' visit to her sister, Mrs.
S. J. Derrick on college hill. Hon. D.
P. Eillrd spent several days in town last
week.
TECJURtIES.
Thu Or,nui a,d P11tLt Jur.-ro I)r,awn for
*to Co,in , ag Ht.,sn,t of tho Crin,inal
ntI Civil Court.
The grand and petit juries were drawn
yesterday afternoon late under the new
jury law. Tihe Clerk, Treasurer and
Auditor were busy yesterday all day
fill'ing the jury box so as to comply
wi'h the new law.
Conrl, that is the sessions court, will
con venie tnext M ondtay morn intg and the
clvil1 court, a week later. Judge Gary
will preside.
TiH1iC GIiAND) JURY.
J H-ehry D)orrohi, N Tu'rnetr Hipp,
Lang (3 MI : chant, J mes Dowd, W 1
llam T. IIunt.er, Robt. TL Tarrant, WA
Marcus Lest.er', J Arthur Melton, JT J
10pt lng, Eld C Jones, 1El LvI. Scase, Sam
L Sheeley, .Jos (- Hunter, J IL Mayer,
Hin Steovet's, S im M Duncan, Willitam
TIi Co'IiSeld Irta 1i '-chumpert .
The foll-.wing was drawn to serve as
illro's for ihe Iirist week of court, wvhi ch
will conivetne on next Motnday:
JT i'rastus Mon t.z, il P Wiucker. W lI-r
1 u*y ('r me', P Blrooks Hiutchisnon, W.
ieni P'ountis. Fellix A Grtahamn, .T R
Spiet' aran, (!haRS 111 T marshl, NIark JT
Smitht, \V S R~utf, JT Ben Cook, Wmru W
Caldwell, W IInoh Wallace, W Bennett
II..r n')n, A MI Te,ague.. Ernest \' Line,
Jno A S ahrlodert, J no A Lindsay, J1 Cor
nellius Cromner, Ben TI Paysinger, F W
iHigginis, Jaas B Halfacre, Jlas P M' rtin,
(Ch'sley D) Hu nter, 1211 Shtannon, Hlenr'y
[. Purr', B U ndsay Dintick, TPhos R
Wo.rkmatn, Ge'o M Kinar'd, C M KCing,
l"oster N M irt,in, G lI B 10ptitng, .John
BI Qiatt leb'umi, Driay ton .T 'Taylor,
D)rsyton I Long, 11ll'y P aiysinger.
.ItUtOi?S FOlt Ti'l t' CCOND) Wui01IK.
PTe followinig Is a list of those drawn
to serve otn the jtury for t,he second
week oIf couirt,, which wvill convene on
Monday, 24th:
.John TI H-utchin'soui, Geo C Oltisgow,
F Pierce Wicker, Samuel J1 Kinar'd,
Tr M Kihler', J Tnos D)ennis, Joe W
WVerts, Chas S SLber, Rtobt Y Leavell,
Geo H Livingston, Nathan HI Young,
Johtn A Suber, A P Colemati, Z Punk
Willar'd, Mr'D Metz, JTohn A Riddle,
John Hi Willingham Wtarren TF Eptlng',
T Hi Spearmnin, S 10 Kennerly, 0 M
.Jamiiesoln, JT ilinrly Hayeu, Ar"thur
Copelatnd, Pierce MI Itawkins, Wmn G
M tyos, John D) S. mne, Milledge Q
Chiappell, P Luke Nichols, .John WV
Matthews, Clarettce Pitte, Sam 11
Jones, Ben i- Maybin, 10 I Luther,
A T Wilsoti, B F M ills, Jthn M Suber,
A t)..ep Mystery.
ii, !u a tmys'er'y why womn enulre
Bacikttchte, Hontedache, Nervonsntess,
Sleeph'essness, Mlelancehoy, Fa nttig
tand O)lzzy Hpells wheni t.housands have
proved that Elecotric Hitters will
qilckly curle such troubles. "'I suiffered
(or yetars with kIdney trouleh," writes
Mrs. Phe,be CJherley, of Peterson, In
"andit a lame back pained me so I- cou'd4
tnot dIretss mysel f, but Electric Bilt tra
Iwholly cuired me, atiu, althouigh 73
' ars old, I now am able to (10 all my
hoiuework." It overcomes Const Ipa
tion, improves A ppetite, gives perfect
halt.h. Only 50n at all dlruggists.
TitE IAND OF 11011E
Tho Amt,tat ' r-.nt hlis . ft ort,tn - 1 I,tp
py ,614t mi l,a Ifill Cimt om -- lbenlght
fult Occatetoll for the, Chi1411on1
hoooo Wt) ho 0 t thm 'rIzon.
The annat treat of the 1and of
Hope, at teipuranco organ izat ion
started in Newberry several years ago
by Mrs. C. Mower, and kept l) since
Mrs. MIower's death through the until
Ing ( 1iorts of N rk. Sophia Redus, now
the President, and the generosity of
Hion. George S. Mower, will he held
t.his afternoon at tile Thomlipson H,reet
Onurch.
There is no telling the an ,unt of
good th is noble or er is doing In Now
berry for the cause of temperince.
At the annual treat this afternoon ail
interesting exercise will be he-ld and
those who attent will be more than re
paid for their time and trouble in wit
nessing tle happy throng oilittle child
ren.
Tluse who did not miss a meeting
(u11 ing I the year, will he awarded the
li-st priz , which is $1.50. Their names
are:
CAPITAL PIM IAST.
Tom Bradburn, L!zzio Kzarhardt,
Eloise Earhardt, Minnie H1avird, Cor
rie Leo Hiavird, Carrie Pool, Mary
Pfrancis o 11, Jo-dai Pool, James
Smith, N rs. Singleton, Emma Shackle
ford, Katie Snumer.
A second )riz. will be given those
who missed only one timo during tho
year.
SECOND '1RIZE LIST.
Minnie Adamo, Malfeta ltunter, Dora
Alann, Dhrril Smith, James Kinard.
The third prize is a book, which Is
given to all those who make an average
attendanc- of over 50 per cent. during
the year:
THI IHOO K IST'.
Paul Adam, Ethel Bowers, Mary
Burton, Prar.k Bradburn, Lucile Cava
naug;., Anna Cavanaugh, Ernest Cava
naugh, Adel Dunhar, Josephine Dun
bar, Mary Flynn, Eva Goggans, Ruby
Goggans, Banna Green, Annie Green
William Green, Morste Hayes, Sarah
Hayes, Francis Herbert, Lois Jones,
Ethel Kinard, Jennie Mann, Li111o
Man,- Namne Mann, 8arah Pope,
Ruth Perry, Mrs. Sophia Redns, (Pres
ident), Ve na Summer, Gilbert Sum
mer, George Snmmer, Lila Sunmner,
Ruby Summer, B3ernice Todd, Pearl
West, Alice West, Carrie Belle West,
Tillta West, Thomas Wicker, Keofer
Wicker, Rebecca Wicker, Ernistine
Wicker, S.rah White, Donald White,
Jas.WiI llamson, Ola West, Lucille West,
Elmer Sphel, Olive Voss, Fannie Parks,
R1obert Parlks, William Parks, Maggie
Thompson, Vennessa Williams, Lay
mond Reeder, Hattie Roebuck, Renna
R0-eLedr, BrnaMrd Scheackleford, Etta
Shelley, Katie Adams, George Bickley,
Thomas Bickley, Gradie Wicker, Sa
tiie Goggans, Pauline Gilder, Ethel
Jones, May Langford, Issie Mann,
Lucy Wright, Claude Rkeede--, Regina
Williams.
The fruit list, is composed of those
who made less than 50 prr cent. in at
tendance during the year, and is as fol
lows:
'ITH i PRUIT LIST1.
li:sie Boozer, Annie Cromer, Ibertha
Da.vidson, Gene;-ieve Evans, Camille
Evans, Juanita Evans, James Gogg'ans,
Grady Goggans, Atlee Goggans, Oilve
llavird, Roy Jones, OJlalite Johnson,
Marietta Langford, Carrile Mayes, Pau
line Perry, Julia Paisley, Minnie Todd,
Mabel Tarrant, UJla Treagute, LizziAe
T1arrant, Lucile Roebuck, Alma Bishop,
Pier Gaillard, Carlie Hier. art, Hattie
Herbert, Stan more Lhan gford, B3rooksie
D)ennis, Il-one Melten, Ilerschal Alli
son, Marie Allison, Paul Troutman,
Fa-t T'odd, A nie Laurie Tar-rant,
Johni W illiamls, A lice Auli, Annie Ray,
Lottie Spehl, Alvin Wright, Hick Shel
Iey, Sue R.ay Pearsall, Maz.ie Dominick,
Annie L. Franklin.
Ti1W LITTr'Ll- POLKS.
The following is a list of t,hose w10
attend the meetings often, but who are
not members:
Emmett Cabaniss, D)avid Gr-een, Pr-es
ton Williamson, James Epting, Earle
Ulnnter, Moriat Hayes, James Gailliard,
Marion Earhardt,, Carrel Dennis. Kath
leen Myers, Robert West, Katie May
Franklin.
All will receive candles or fruits and
none of the members will fail to be r-e
mnembered.
The membership now nlumbers 131,
and the thirteen little ones mnake the
number 144
The number of 'neotings held during
the y ear v/as 40.
HIAMEClIALL (IAMEM.
Several lEave Already H1enn Scheduled by
inanager Netzler.
Several games for the Newberry Col
lege baseball team have already been
scheduledl. Trhe games so far arranged
by Prof. E. 13 Setzler, who has been
mad~e manager for the season are as
f )loews:
Newberry vs. Clinton, at Clinton, on
the afternoon of the 14th~ and t,he morn
ing of 15t h of Mareb.
Newberry vs Clinton, at Newberry,
on the afternoon of March 21st and the
mornIng of the 22nd.
Newerry vs Furman, at Newberry,
on the 27th of March.
New~berry vs. the Citadel, in Charles
ton, on the 4t,h of A pril.
It, will be seen that three games have
already been arranged to be played on
the home di.nond. The two with
Clinton will come at the tinme of the
societIes' anniversary In March, and
the one with the Citadel during the
visit,of the college to the Charleston
Exnnaition.
EEECooK01(10 1.11 A ICICEMriED.
Clargedt With Atte,,ptig to It,-at Elia
Tlle Watshiigtoll Post has the follow
ing to say I)OUt 1. l')rok Sligh, who
Is well known here:
"'. Brooks Sligh is ithe naime of a
woll-dressed nall of :,t. who Is helid at
the Sixth preeclict polic statilon,
4-harged with defrl-aldlill the Cosmopol
Itan hotel out of a board bill amouniitirg
to $6. tie was arresti d yesterday after
110011 Oil at Warrilit sworn out hy ole of
the emllployees of the hotel. It Is said
that Sligh was once a deputy marshal
at, Columiibia, S. C. lie hats resided iI
WN"ashitiglon, however, for a numuber of
years."
Tot C!ilnem4 Night Alarm.
"Ole Iligit my boter baby Wa"
taken with Croup," writem Irs. J. C.
Sin1der, of ('rittenden, Ky., "it seemed
it wollid strangle before wt) could get a
(ocior, mo we gave it. )r. King's Nuw
Diseovery, which gavo (lick rellef and
permniently cired it. We alwvaiys keep
iti. i the 11011 to p)rotect Oulr chi 1 reni
from ('roup and Whooping Cougih. It
cured mo of a chronic hronchial trouble
that. no other remedy would releive."
Infallible for Coughs, (Olds. Throat
and Lung troubles. 50c and $1.00. Trial
bot tle free at all druggists.
Paler mo has a fine new theater. The
estimated cost was 2,450,c ZY) fraics; the
real co;t was 7,co,oo0.
Foley's Honey and Tar oures the
cough caused by attack of la grippe.
It heats I ho lungs Glide & Weeks.
N.WHEHtV MAlIKET.
(,orrected every Tuesday and Friday
by Summer Bros.
Meat......................... 9(d.9 c.
Shoulders ....................... 80.
H a ns.................................. 12(t 14c.
Best Lard ........ ........... 9:a126 c.
Best Molasses, Dow crop...... tIc.
Good MoIassCS.................... 25("50c.
C o n ................................... |t1.0R .
M eal ......... . . .......... .......... 90 .
U a.................. . ................ $1.00
W , cat. Bra-)....................... A..25.
st Patent F1oo.................. $5 25
Zud Best Floa.................... $4.75
Sti t Flour........................ $4 50.
C ood Oi dinary Flour.......... 4 00(M*4.25.
S ga ................. ..... ........ 5 (a)5 .
( A ............. .................... l 5(a)8Sc
Co4ce ................................. 10(a)15c.
(otton seed imiea, per sack... $1.25.
Country Produce
L'itter, pe- tb ..................... 15 (a)20c.
Eggs, per do1 n ................ I7c.
Cuickens, each.................... I5(a25c.
Col I. per bshel.. ............... 85c.
1 wee potatoes .............. 50(ai0c.
Tkoirkeys, per Ib ..... ......... 6( 8c.
Peas, p r bushel ................ 8)c.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOREI(US.' for Rent -Por sale
o- rent. Also a two-horse farm to
rent. Apply toAntin Btizhardt. t&ftf
T ELiIONE SU3 S R I 11 E RS
Please ildd to your list:
0. L Schumpert, residence, 17.
E. Cabaniss, market, 3.
Dr. A. 1. Longs;hore, rseidence, 61.
L. W. FLOYi, Manager.
NEW lot of Boys' and Childrons'
School Shoes just received at
Jamjieson's.
OR Ahl-JeseyCow with young
Cl.Apply to T1bos. F. Harmon.
-3OR) RIONT-BDlkmit Shop and
eih rooms for ront.
Mnts. R. L4. PAYSINGERL. 61,
R ICPAI El NG 01ld an:1 new. Putt,ing
~downUCarpets and Matting, recan
ing Chairs, Uplholstering Lou nges,
Sofas, et,c. Prices moderate. Leave
orders at Ilerald aiid News omieo.
tf WESLEY MEANS.
CALL at 'rhe Herald and News omfco
'for L,abor contracts, Rent con
tracts, Lions, etc.
I F you need anything in lothing
Jamieaon will soil you at cost.
OIFFiicE4 HOURS-Persons having
business with the Count,y Super
Intendent of Education will please call
at, his oflice on Mondays and Saturdays,
as those are his office days.
tf Eg. S. Wer'ts, Sup't.
UJM BER FOR SA LE-Good sound
RLoughedge at t0e per huudredi.
Square Lumber at 50Oc. Wo are also
prepared to flIt bills on short notIce.
II. 0. LONG.
tf Silver Stuct, S. C.
M{ONEY TO LOAN-Five years
time at 7 per cent. interest, se
cured by first mortgage on imp roved
real estate. Hunt, Hunt & It1unter,
Attorneys. f&t tf
J AMLESON is still running cuti price
sale on Clothing._
HEMOViMD~-I have moved my jew
.erycetltishment into the stor'e
occupied by Pelham's china hall and1
will In the fut,ure be in a better posi4
tion to serve the public. I keep con
stantly on hand, Go'd Watches, D)ia
mond and wedding rings, jewe ry,
silverware, cut glass, clocks and novel
tics. Remember I am prepared to fit
dliflicult eyes with glasses. Yours for
tradle. .J.GUY D)ANiELS.
SM.I" ""OS.' Roller Mitts, at K(1
nards, S. C., wilt grind on Fridays
and Saturdays of each week t & f J6t.
A BIG lot of Boys' Shoes just reo
ceived. Jamiesoni.
MjfEALS served in good style, thi
Svery best the market alTords at
R, J. . M iller's restauran t, near post,
office. t & f St.
ORgod, square meat, go to Bob
MIller's restaurant, near- the post5
office. t&f tf.
JRESHIOYSTERS8 all the time, at
R. J. MI iller's restaurant. t&f If.
A FE W of those $10 00 Suits lefi
that we are closing out at $9.90.
J amieson.
COLE. L. HLE AlsE, U. E. 8'r. A MAN D,
Newberry, 8. C. Prosperit.y, .
EUGENE H. JILE'AS,
Salnda, II. C.
B lease, Blease & 8t Amand,
LAWYERSl~,
Newberry, Saluda and Prosperity.
South Carolina.
Prant.icn in all State andl U. S. Crts.
HERE TO SPEND
YOUR MONEY.
The great depart
ment store will give its
friends and customers
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Jeans,
Colored Dress Goods and many
other Articles at and Below Cost
UNTIL MARCH Ist,
You will get what you
want from a Cambric
Needle to a Four Horse
Wagon and save
money at
MOSELEY BROS,
PROSPERITY, S. C.
Garden Seed!
Fresh Lot Received!
Try our Quick Reli(f Cough Mix
tuie. Largo Bottlos. Prico 2iw.
Our Cold and 1a rippo Tablets
have platilsaut offets ald are easly to
tako.
FULL LINE
Drills n4~ Wioicillos!
PimESClu1PT IONS enarohilly and
accurately coil)polinded, 1111 only
boHt drugs lisedl.
Wo invito your pal romigo.
MayeSBi stofre.
We Sell Wiley's Candies
Ex8llilil for 1chuos' Coliftatos.
TI ll' 11 X A M1 I NATION F'O I TlCIAA I
ers' Cert,ificale, will be 11h l iII
Newherry ou Friay, FIebruary 211st.
The examin.Ltion will begrin promptly
at nintic o'clock a. ml., anId close a ' ive"
p. m,. No teacher i 0onti led .0 receive
any of the public finds who does not,
hold a certificate.
Respect,fully,
1.UG0. S. WNl ICl'TS,
Newberry, Jani. 20, 19)02.
Nolico of Al111111alio011far Hom0ialtad.
Qual(tjebaum), ha is lile h'( 1 iti 1 Ion
with the u ndersig~zned, as.k ing that, a
I lestead hie set, aside1 to im in that,
tract01 of land 1lyi1ng in I he ( 'oniy oIf
New berry, State of South Carolina,
uponlI which the pe0titioner no(w rides(l,
and also0 an exemaption in tbes per'sonal
property of which he is p)o8sssse.
HI. Hf. RITKARD.) Master, N. C.
Master's O01cc Jan. 13, 19)02. 41,.
A RARE CHANGE.
EverytLrug in the Millinery line in
being cloned out at, the
Riser Millinery
at nacrifice pricen to make room for
the Spring Goodn. It is a rare
chance for bargains in head wear
and trimmings. Helre also in to lbe
found some new silks for Spring
Shirt waints- --pretty patterns at 1(ow
prices. cJall and( got the benefit of
tih B ale.
Ch.arlestoni IExposi1on huts~ viat suit hern
Ral way.
On aLccount of t he Soul tlh Carolina
In ter-Sta (I an!d West Ind ian E xposuition
to ho held( in Charleston, 8. ( , heginr
n ingz December it, 1901, thec South erni
I ail1way will sell excuirsion t1cke0ts o.
Charleston 1131Cand rur at the following
at,tractive rates:
lI"tOM NECWIIIY, 14 C., I"0IC
dla 7' jf" ickets onI saleI( (dmly3, lim.
* ti I ited 1.o ret u rn J1un 13 , I190)1
C j9t.Ie . it.ed to reti urn t1n dlays.
'PTicket.s on sal Tu'1resd ays
e3*/ and)113( TPhursd ays, 1imit.e
to r'et,urffvl day3i 133s.
C'orresplond in1g1'ly( rece rateIs fromi
other points1.
TIhe Southern lIaLwa operalt,es
double daily. trains (o3conlvenlienJtuched
o les with I 'ullmI)ati Sleepr to~'~ and131 fromi
Charlest,on, S. C.
For further iunformation apply to:
W E. McGee, T.' P. A.. Augau.ta, (Ga.
WV. II. 'Tayloc, A. G. P'. A., Atlant,a, Ga.
IL. WV. 111unt, D. P. A., Char11leton I, S C
.J. A. Burton, Ag't., Newberry, S C.
Fru
MAKdS THE BREAD
THKi: MM4NRE THE MAhl
WHITE GOODS SAL[E
Nainsooks, Fancy Stripes,
Dimities, Checked Muslins,
Lawns.
Embroideries, Match Pieces, Edge and
Insertions, Cambric Embroideries,
Lawn Embroideries, etc.
Be sure to see these Goods.
We are offering Special Values
in New Styles and Fresh Goods.
Just received the past week.
We are also showing a fine line
of Ginghams, Madras Cloths, Mer
cerised Chambrays--just what is
wanted for early Spring for waists
or full suits. Prices 10 to 20c.
Come and See Us!
.ag.U. MOWE CO.
DON'TLETTHIS CHANCE ESCAPE YOU.
Clothing You Want---DollarS Saved in Buying.
Men's and Boys' Suits at an average
of One-Half.
STO TC A GIN is over and we ind our cost sale cut our
S IU~ TAKING Stock away downV1, butt time moves fasr
and we( are determined to get rid of al our odds anId ends be fore out
neCw stock arrives. Our Saicrifice is the buyers benefit.
PriCes tell the tale^ 1"*lo of m,en's subts -Your choice $9.9, egular
prce$r5 to 16. 5o. A lot of lHop ' wool
suits, go at $3.25, Recgula it)Ice $1.50 to $5-5 y
AT HALF PRICE.
A lot of odd(s and)( endsl inl Meni's suits-Not shoddy or shop)-wornJ,
but fashionable wvear- $5-50~ to $m 5.00.
Macintoshes at 33 per cent, discount.
Bargains in Shoes-Some less than Cost.
Hats. Furnishing Goods.
0. M. TJAMIESON,
The Head to Foot Clothier.
Cop eland Brothers
"Foot-Wear-Wiliter Shloes for Everybody."
Our Shloes are Money Savors boeuse they are built up[on honor, from
the mos')t. repuitabloi NManmn factuirors in America. None b)ottEr knowun. They
are weair resisters anid combsine thme very lattest " 'nip to).daIto stylos' ait p)leas-8
ing p)ricos." Woe have every dlesirablle make for
Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys.
The K rippeinndorf D)itt nman Co's. Larbo1s0 I?ino Shoes, no) better shoes or
p).ett wer ii yles4 masde ,t $2 00, $2 50 & $3 00. -The Wolf Bros.' Shoes for
Liadies, Mtses and( Children. TPhe Geo. (1. Snow shoes for men at $3.0()
& $3.50, a1s good1 as nly $5.0(0 & $(L10. 01 (1ol-Of other makes. Don't
fail to comoi anid soe anmd examine our Shoes when in [nood( of a pair, and
yon will got the very bost makes at the lowest possible p)rices. Also we
have our uHual good stock of
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing for Men &
Boys, Hats, Underwear, Men and Boys Odd
Pants, Notions & Furnishing Goods
of every kind. Also a full line of Trunks-all at IFactory Prices.
Our Clearance Sale will continue for a short while longer to clean out
all that we have left of Winter Gloods before the seaso,n is over.
Come to Copoland Bros. for Bargains in everything for the next 80
days. Respectfully,
COLPELAND BROTHERS,
Leadrs n Dr Gods,Clothing and shoes, Newberry, S. C.