The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 25, 1902, Image 2
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COLUM9A LETTER
Columbia, Februar3 24.-The le
lature reached final adjournmeut oil
Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock, wh en
there were not exceeding twenty-five e
members of both houses present. .
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The total result of the session is 154
acts and 35 joint resolutions. Most of t
these are of a local natuie. The bill to
prohibit "pools, trusts and monopolies"
was finally passed. A list of the acts
and joint resolutions by their titles will
be printed in a subsequent issue.
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The time for the payment of taxes
.without the penalty was extended to
the 31st of March and was approved by
the Governor on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Dominick's bill to amend the
charter of the Graded School of New
berry did not pass the senate. Mr.
Mower states that Mr. Dominick mis
understood him in saying that he
agreed to the bill with the amendments
as stated In my letter in Friday's paper.
Mr. Mower was willing to thm bill with i
some other amendments but Mr. Domi
nick concluded that these amendments
would so emasculate his bill that he did
not care to have it in that shape so it
died in the senate. It had some good
features and I should have been glad
to see it go through.
The. following amendment is in the
bill relating to the time for the holding
of the courts in the seventh circuit and
relates to Newberry:
The Court of General Sessions at I
Newberry for the County of Newberry
on the second Monday after the fourth
Monday in January, the first Monday
after the fourth Monday in, July, and
the second Monday after the third
Monday In October, and the Court of
Common Pleas at the same place on
the third Monday after the fourth
Monday in January, the third Monday
in July and the third Monday after the
third Monday In October. Provided,
however, that the provi ions of Section
27 of the Code of Civil Procedure shall
not apply to the Courts of Newberry
County.
The following is a short Act which
may Interest some of the readers of The|
Herald and News:
SectIon 1. That all products of the
farm of this State may be sold in any
town orN city by the producer of said
product or his agent, without said pro- 1
ducer being required to pay license toi
make such sale. Provided, said pro
ducer or agent is not engaged in sell
ing the produce of other persons. -Sec
tion 2. That all Acts or parts of Acts
inconsistent with this Act be, and the
same are hereby repealed.|t
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The Incident in which Mr. Dominick J
figured in the closing of the session in
regard to the beer dispensary is given |
from the News and Courier's report in |i
another column. There is more row
made over this incident thani it seemwI
to me the facts warrant. I do not mean c
by this to say that I approve such leg-r
islation and have time and again re
verted to the matter of rushing legisla--t
tion through in the closing hours of thee
session. There has not, however, since f
I have been observing legislation, been t
a session when some new legislation
was not gotten through by free confer
ence committee reports. I do not think e
it is manly for the other members of I
the committee to state that they did 3
not know what was in the report when l1
they signed it. It was their business to (
know and Mr. Dominick says he ex- e
plained it to them. It could not have 3
been kept secret because these reports t
are always read in each house. Be- y~
sides at the last session I remember V
that the bill to establish distilleries in
cities of 20,000 or over was railroaded
through in the same way only it was o
hooked on to a liquor bill which came t
up in regard to some locl matter in
-Pickens County. This same beer priv
ilege bill was fastened to the same bill -
last year and went through by free
conference committee report, but it
was not worded so as to give the author- bi
ity intended. In this case the differ- 'I
ence is Mr. Dominick and his free con-r
ference committee hooked the beer
dispensary amendment to a bill relat
ing to working the roads in Orange
burg County which was not at all ger
mane to the subject of beer dispensaries
or the sale of liquor and it virtually
.jnade a new law on another and entirely C
different subject. The strange part to
me is that the other members of the
committee appear so innocent of what C
was being attempted by their com
mittee. A committee of investigation ~
has been appointed and I think Mr.
Dominick did right in demanding it. I
amr-swilling to accept Mr. Dominick's E~
statement as to the facts in the case as
true until they are proven other wise by
the Investigation and I do not beleiveE
they will be. It is worthy of note also
that there was a pretty full house yv
present when the report was submitted.
It should be stated that Senator Ilder
ton is the only member of the free con- S
ference committee who admits thatt he
knew what was in the report and
signed it with that knowledge and that
it should appear strange that-Mr. Dom
inick would read it to him if h.e did F
not to the other members of the com
mittee.
The candidates for the various State
offices are bobbing up very freely and H
the outlook now is for a big crop. r
E.LI. A. of
We_publish_a_full_accoun othTill C
Wepbihaflfccuto h il
ma-carnfgti h ntdSae
Seaoncaurdaigh inete Uite Sttsa
ueiJt alr. tTm's c r t he
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The t2 I\)Ut. v:iau
,asLe.ri~ )!. .:* ' o
nore. M LrI Ul ra
lenit-d "1r TI'ilI ni af n' c~ '. i , l lt
old his vote to the Republica part,y
kr. Tillman. howevr with his usual
>ragga,1cio0 and vado o 1ly became
note brutal a!d iore iniing in ni,
tharges --%nd when o. Saturday Mr.
L'illman on the l1 lor of the Senate made
he charge th!'t Mr. McLaurin had
7oted for the ra:iIcation of tme Paris
reaty in return for the coIltrol of the
Federal patrjuage in South Carolina,
here was nothing lefl for INr. Me
Laurin to do, if he had any manhood
Ltall in him, except what he did, to
lenounce the charge as a "wilfull, de
iberate, and malicious lie." And when
Ir. TIllwau's charge had bteu de
ounced in such term there was notb
og else thit Mr. Tiihnan coid do ex
,ept to fight. However, it is very un
ortunate the tiLht had to take place in
he Senate chamber and thus have the
lignity of this augeiNt body so terribly
>utraged.
After Senator McL-urin had on
Iormer occasions zo pointedly, specifi
ally and plainly denied the charge of
iling out and had clearly stateu his
josition on the question of his vote on
he floor of the Senate Senator Till
nan should have ceased to make
-barges and insinuations unless the
Vidence was at hand and if it was it
hould have been produced. But tha'
s not, M-. Tillmffan's way. There are a
r at many people, no doubt. who b-i
.ieve Mr. McLaurin hid some sort of
leal or understanding with the Repub
icans by which his vote for the treaty
as secured, but there is no sense in
,harging to him improper motives un
ess you have some proof to substantiate
:he charge. Or it once made and speci
ically denied then let it rest or pro
luce r1he proof.
Both Senators were held in cont rnpt
and will not be allowed to speak until
hey are purged of the contempt. They
ave both apologiz"d, and we presume
n a day or two will be allowed to re
ume their duties, though the Senate
ias a right to ex pel or suspend them. 1
The caning of Sumner by Brooks:
ook place in the Senate chamber _
hough the Senate was not in session
d Brooks was a member of the.
louse. There have on several occa-.
ions been hot and unparliamentary
ords used by members of the Senate<
n the excitement of debate, but it is
~ery rare to have a fisticutf and the -
pilling of blood, and of course the
tignity of the body was greatly out
aged.
It is hardly Mbable, however, that
he Senate will take any further action
xcept to censure the irate memnbers
rom South Carolina and then permit
hem to resume their duties.
Senator Tillmnan's apology in the s
enate on Saturday strikes us as a re- t
ection on the State he is representing.
t
Vhy should he say that he had not
earned to conduet himself with de
orum and( proper comuri,esy while he.
ias Goveruor of the State for four ~
ears? If he did not it certainly was not c
be fault of the otlice he held. And
rhy should be mention that fact anly
ray It is true he wtas very much of a
ictatcr while he was Goveruor arid t
ossibly it is well with him that he
a found a place where be is forced to
bserie the laws of decorum or be held
>account for his actions. The whole
ifair is to be d:ep!ored but don't blame4
outh Carolina with it
Township Assessors.
The following namled persons below -
ave been appointed as members of the
'ownship Board of Assessors for the va
tous townships.
No. I. TOWNSHIP (TOWN). I
J. C. Wilson, L, B. Jones, E. Cabanmiss.
No. i. (COUNTV)
1. H. Folk, J. Cal Nee, G. B. Sum
ier.J
NO. 2. TOWNSHIP.
J. Y. Thompson, B. F. Cannon, Dr. WV.
.Brown.
NO. 3 TO\VNsH iP
lob H. Ringer, 1) A. Thomas, WV. B.
ixner.
NO. 4. TOWNSHIP.
J.. Scott, A. (.Sligh,James S.McCar
NO. 5. TOWNsHIP.
E. P. Matthews, C. W. Buford, Tr.
[ayie Chalmers.
No. 6. TOWNsHIP.(
J. M Smith, HI, H. Abramis, Geo P.
oozer.
NO. '7 TOWNSIP
Henry B, Liudsay, Henry M. Boozer,
1. R. Reid.
NO. 8. TOWNsuwP.
I. H. Boulware, B L. Dominick, G. WV.
wittenberg.
NO. 9. TowNS1I w (coUNTY).
V. P, Pugh, ,S. B. H awkins, J. WV.
artman.
NO. 9. TOWNSIII T To\wN).
Alan M. Lester. A. Hlayne Hawkins,
.E. Schumpert -
NO 10 TownUi:P.
V. S. Seybt, Joe WV. WVerts, J. N. Fea
NO 11. TOwNSHIP.
Dr. E 0. Hientz, G. iE. Aull, P'erry
afacre.
The above nmed Bo:rdl (of Assessors are
qjuiredl to mee42t at thi Court '. Auditor's
rice on Tuesday, the .4th lay of March,
02, for the purpose ofI takig the oath1
office and passing on returns of ix
le property.
WV. C. CRC MIER.
County Auditor.
Tiere are four goou and sufll;i;It
'Le-sons why yin should u-e "(Tf! n"
1. B-cause it is the best patent 1loir
i th mark-t, and makes the whitt-zt
uN-1 JI-st iiSUIL and rel's and mo:t.
Cieicious eko and pastry.
2. l',_auMSzt it is abso-lutely pure., bl!ill:
tuarani C by th:e Anti-Adulturation
2 I, (e :xecutive committee of
vhioh will pAy any-' oue who discovers
mny aditeration in it a reward of
$1.000.
3. lLausu it. V, maue oi the best
whicat grown ou Kentuckv
oil "nd is milled as much with recrard
o the nutritive value of the flour as i s
,- and ri-ing qualities.
1 lcause it is the only flour manu
ak1.ured south of the Ohio riv, r that
s :taraiteed by and bears the Anti
koulteration League trade mark, thus
Ltfrdifng the consumer absolute immu
sity from the poisonous mineral that
s being used to adulterate flour.
Cor sale by Edw. R. Hipp and the
alhnetto Grocery Co.
BRANSFORD MJLLS.
Owensboro, Ky.
Strikes a Rich Find.
"I was troubled for several years with
hronic indigestion and nervous debili
y." writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster,
S R.. "No remedy helped me until 1
)eg-an using Electric Bitters, which
lid me more good than all the mcdi
,ines I ever used. They have also kept
ny wife in excellent health for years.
-zhe says Electric Bitters are just
plendid for female troubles; that they
tre a grand tonic and irvigorator for
Veak, run down women. No other med
eine can take its place in our family."
rry them. Only 50e. Satisfaction guar
trt.-ed by all druggists.
'On their own merits most men
should keep quiet.
Blown to Atoms.
The bd idea that the body sometimes
le(ds a powerful, drastic, p.urgative
>ill has been exploded; for Dr. King's
.ew Life Pills, which are perfectly
iarmless, gently stimulate li,er and
)owels to expel poisonous matter,
leanse the system and absolutely cure
!on4ipation and Sick Headache. Only
2e. at. all druLrzists.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE W lot of Boys' and Childrens'
School'Mhoes just received at
Jamieson's.
F'OR SA LE-Jersey Cow with young
Calf. Apply to Thos. F. Harmon.
F OR RENT-Blacksmith Shop and
eight rooms for rent.
MRs. R. L. PAYSINGER.- 6t
\ONEY TO LOAN-Five years
Ltime at 7 per cent. interest, se
ured by first mortgage on improved
eal estate.- Hunt, Hunt & Hunter.
Attoys. f&t tf
'TOREHOUSE for Rent-For sale
-or rent: Also a two-horse farm to
-ent. A pply to Antine Buzhardt. t&f t f
FOR a good, square meal, go to Bob
~-Miller's restaurant, near the post
ffice. t&f tf.
i .EALS served in good style, the
'very best the market affords at
1. J Miller's restaurant, near post
>ffice. t & ftf
PFESH OYSTERS all the time, at
R. J. Miller's restaurant. t&f tf.
MITHI BROS.' Roller Mills, at Ki
nards, 8 C., will grind on Fridays
nd Saturdays of each week. t & f J6t.
~EMOVED-i have moved my jew-!
Lelry establtishment into the store
cupied by Pelham's china hall and
'ill in the future be in a better posi
ion to serve the public. I keeD con
tantly on hand, Gold Watches, Dia
ond and wedding rings, jewelry,
ilverware, cut glass, clocks and novel
es. Remember I am prepared to fit
.itul ees with glasses. Yours for
raa e J. GUY D ANIELS.
L) EPAiRING old and new. Putting
Ldown C ipets and Matting, recan
g C'hair-s, Upholstering Lounges,
ifas, ete Prices moderate. Leave
rders at Herald and News office.
tf WESLEY MEANS.
1ALL at The Herald and News office
-for Labor contracts, Rent con
racts, Liens, etc.
F you need anything in Clothing
Jam ieson will sell you at cost.
I FICE HOURS-Persons having
-bu-iness with the County Super
tenderit of Education will please call
t his offie on Mondays and Saturdays,
s those are his office days.
f Eug. S Werts, Sup't. -
rUMBE[R FOR SALFr-Good sound
Rou&ghedge at 100 per hundred.
quare Lumber at 50c. We are also
reparezd to fill bills on short notice.
H. 0 LONG.
Silver Street, S. C.
AMIE SON is still running cut price
sale on Clothing..
SBI(G lot of Boys' Shoes just re
ceived. ; Jamieson.
SFEW of those $1600 Suits left
that we are closing out at $9 90.
Jamieson.
~offee, Tetley's Teas,
Raisins, Currents, Citron,
Nuts, Fruits of all kmnds,
Oat Meal, Pettijohn's Br. Food,
xtra Sifted June Peas,
Okra and Tomatoes,
Stringless Beans,
California Peaches,
California Cherries,
Apricots, Suecotash, I
Corn, Condensed Milk,
French Sardines, Salmon, -
Freuch Candy, Gielatines,
Extracts, .
Fancy Sweet Cakes,
Cigars and Tobacco.I
All fres.
H. i. MILlLER.
CALLT TO SEE ME.
The gre at de
ment store w%.v'
friends and custo
Colored ss Orms
other Articles a 'i'' i.!
U N TIlL L4&I&
You will get w,Ihat y
want from a Cab:
Needle to a F-our r or
W a g o n and Z v
money at
M SL L
PROSPERITY, 0.
UJE WEL11Y
JE WELR IY9
In large varieties from
a cheap Stick Pin to a
FINE GOLD WAT
Call and examine my
stock before buying.
Jeweler and Optician.
Garden Seed
Fresh Lot 3eceived!
Try our Quick Relief~ CougTh Mix
ture. Large Bottles. Price 2.5c.
Our Cold and L;Grippe Tabl. s
have pleasant eff"e s anid are e..s
take.
FULL LlNi~
acnrately ce i:In( ".s
best drugs used.
We invite yo11r p)~I! rorjZ
We Sell Wiley's Cauies
NOTJ. :a
1'ow n of Nesbrre on Mu .
a' o' Mar h,i 19'2. A !aid
mtbe accord1i g to M.w A ppl ica
ionrs can be~ hand(~ed to Jaco (U e
~hairman. We will ceec en tc be 2-"
lay of March, 1902
JACOB SEN N . a
Members of (Coun:Ba '. 't
or New berry County.
M M ATCH L ESS
[n New Spring Hats, Neg'i ge~
New and Original Loaepion:i y
facturer's are~ controlled iy u's.
ExeIusive Nov' hites correcwi STY"
Look at the "Lofter" Mat
tylish for middle aged or~ yo
The "Mascot" for youngc
tyle than any hat ever sh
The enviable record~ ofti
Aill be more than sus nL
>een so well preparedt
Thanking the g::
or their most libera
:ontinuance of theK
Tho ~
r V j i ~ KK{
- JL
q:"o ;6-I
I.
-ND THAt WE
n business ever re
his City because we
cry mn the season
we !!!setbefore the
ssotedstock bought
ut arin to'select
A hosns of dol
ar.I am going to
prie,quality and up
.1,1 e7R
Miilmn a ugh is a bluff
on'tpay spot cash for
of Neber adh
e ofNebrr,S.C
-g bmus:ines iNewber frtre
iah s ctyheaue eebon
as ioeosicay in the asod
rw C s , ilt, bE ore th rorer
- Ca-in a to D.Ciseet
S- amfcto oaaInow to
rsbe quawieteanykil an oulis
j Yirna is a te ofbisprffn
a N elwberr and alothewh
- a rH sae and hseaiain r
~one oD. D.Psor.Mm
Grf ewberry C, Octbe C,10.
~) ~cc~n w .l t for in ighLe rtren,fas I
v rir ca e cur-ed bre y enes
I ? r.~abc 0.Lheta inrma U'ion edhat
* ~~ a an 1 o f ror reat crites.
''I. ~~auigt peoDr.o rnaeene
- th e Nb killry H o li
~'~t 6 m aqaitRe IENa
I "whcre a t fall sttle-wh
e . A. . 902.t1
C ~' crvleSCO etand 1i01.
thtlv.I orir ha es r ise
*'- iiGf' rdia aof saicid m ing
("jr, ~ ~ '~1onday tbe
A ') 1902. atli
U ~ arm will im ~e- -
2 ply fur ~ettt?rs die- -
~NtX DLCI{ET,
tn of'.ajd minor.
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