The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 11, 1902, Image 3
. A Cltar Statement of Cold FactS.
Read the itd of the C. & G. S. Mower
Co. They hav. a reputsiion for fair
h >nest and ho-orable dealing that is tc
(nvied. What they say in an adver
lisement is to be relied upon and the
v istomers know what to expect wher
l1iey vitit the -tore. They cannot be
at in dry g.-ds, dress goods anc
imming. Before buying visit the
)wer Co's
Th,, Rate Announced
On accoun: of S )uth Carolina day at
the Charleston Exposition March 20th
1902, 'the Atlantic Coast Line and Co
lumbia, Newberry and Laurens rail
ways beg to announce that tickets will
be sold-March 19th an 20th to Charles
ton limited good to return on any train
for five days from date of sale f ron
Prosperity for $3 25, and from Newber
ry for $3 35.
Maybinton News.
4ome of the popular young people of
this place were invited to the dance of
the season, at the hospitable home of
J. J. Thomas near Gashen Hill on the
night of the 28th of February, which
they attended and danced ti the wee
late hours of the night. The Delta
band which is comp.)sed of some of the
finest musicians in S. C. furnished the
m%eic for the occasion.
H.
A SwdMen Death.
Mr. John C. Sease was found dead
in his bed Sunday morning at the
home of -his brother, Mr. Leonard
8ease, who lives in the Piney Woods
n8ction, near the Lexington line. Mr.
.ease ate a hearty supper Saturday
night and retired and on Sunday morn
ing was found dead in his bed. He was
70 years o( age. Magistrate B. B Hair,
of Prosperity, was sent for to hold On
inkuest and the docters pronounced it
death from apoplexy.
Tae South Carolina Day.
Thursday, March 20th, is South Car
Vffba Day, at the Charleston Exposi
tlon, and for this occasion the Southern
railway annouces greatly reduced rates
fro6m all points within the State to
Charleston and return. The rate from
Ne#berry will be $3.35, and Prosper
* ty, $3.25 for the round trip. These
tkets will be told for all trains on
March 19th and 20th with final limit re
-turning, five days after date of sale.
The accommodations are good and the
sohedules convenient.
5imanugh's Struek it Bight.
Jaates A.~Mimnaugh has just re
turne4 from the Northern markets and
iitkled almost to' death at the bar
-gaina he secnred.9 Everything was just
on the eve of a rise and he made his
purchases before the rise was on-so he
- ion he afeside. The sidewalk be
fore his place of business is stocked
with boxes every day-the new goods
ilready coming in. He sa s he will
have the largest stock ever brought
- here and proposes to put the prices
within'the. reach of all. Just visit his
stre is all that he asks-the prices and
goods will do the rest.
Mimosugh's ad takes the fourth of a~
page,
Mimnaugh's goods are all the raie.
jhe Viee of Nagging
-CIonOdste happiness of the home,
-but a nagging woman often needs help
She may be so nervous and run-down
in health that triftes annoy her. If
she is melancholy, excitable, troubled
with loss of appetite, beadache, sleep
leusnes, consripationi or fainting and
dissy sp"lls, she needs Electric Bitters,
the most wonder ful remedy for ailing
women. Thousands of sufferers from
female troubles, nervous troubles, back
ache and weak kidneys have used it,
and .become healthy and happy. Try
it. Only 50e. at all Druggists, guara n
tee satisfaction.
Fablo Romani Thursday Night.
Alden Benedict's "Fabio Romani"
which will be presented at the opera
hous's next Thursday night is a play
with a strong and stirring interest in it.
Those who have read the book "The
Vendetta" will eaisily remember tbe
pretext of the story. A deceived hus
j band Is buried alive, but escapes from
the tomb, and returns in disguise to
trture the unfaithful wife, killing her
,thbe momentine imakes himnsel: kno wn.
novel furnishes iuntense scenes
are ably interpreted by a strong
~bpany, the grincipal members bein g
e'cially engaged for the characLers
sassigned them A special feature of
thre performance will be the introduc
~tion by Miss Ollie Cooige of her cele
brated dances.
This Will Interest Sany,
To quickly introduce B. B. B. (Bo
tan.ic Blood Balm), the famous South,
eeni blood cure, into new homes, we
will send, absolutely f ree, 10.000. tial
treatments. Botanic Blood Balm ( B.
B) B ) quckly cures o:d old ulcers,
scrofula, eczema, itching skin and blood
humors, c-sncer, eating, festering so es,
boils, carbuncles, piofpcs 01r ofes
eruptions, pains in b2nes or joints, rheu
matism, catar-h, or any b'ood or skin
troubfe. Bo)tanic Blood Balm (B. R.
B ) heals every sore or pimple, maikes
the blood pure and rich and st,ops all
acher and pains. Bot.anie Blood pure
and rich and stops all aches and p iint.
Botanic Blood Balm (B B. B.) tnorough
ly tested for 30 years in hospital and
private practice, and has cured thous
ands of cases given up as boneless. Sold
at drug stores, $1 per l:arge b->ttle. For
free treatment write to Blood B ilm~
KCo., Atlanta, Ga Medicine sent at
once, prepaid. Describe trouble and
free medical advice given. Bo;anic
SBlood Balm (B B B.) &ives lif9, vi i>r
and strength to the blood. The linest
Blood Purifier made. Botanic Blood
SBalm (B. B. B.) gives a healthy Bl )od
-~ 4~ fk~ ~1~in onA ~nt.iVP Q~tPm
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
"Fabio Romani" at the opera house
Thursday night.
The large boilers for the Mollohon
Cotton Mill have arrived.
The ncw mill is quite a popular Sun
day resort. Hundreds visit there every
pretty Sunday.
Joseph T'. Hutehison is clerking at
Mimnaugh's and would be pleased to
have his friends call there to see him.
The attention of the teachers of the
county is called to the notice of Super
intendent Werts, published in another
column.
Work on the new Mollohon mill is
progressing nicely, and the contractors
will soon have the.building ready for
the machinery.
The first game of ball of the season
will be played on the college diamond
this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock. The
game will be interesting.
Sheriff Buford turned the stolen
buggy and horse over to the rightful
owner on Saturday. It was the prop
erty of Welch &Condor, liverymen of
Columbia. The man who left them at
the stable here has not been heard of
since.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage in Greenville
on April 1st of Mr. Ww. B. Werts, for
merly of this city, and Miss Lillie May!
Bruce, a popular young lady of that
city. Mr. Werts has many relatives,
and a large circle of friends in this
county who join us in extendirg con
gratulations in advance of the happy
event.
Personal.
Mr. H. C, Moses, of Sumter, ar rived:
in the city yesterday.
Sheriff Buford went to Spartanburg
yestarday on a bustuess trip.
Mrs. Cole L. Blease is visiting her.
parents at Pendleton.
Col. W. H. Hunt went to Columbia
yesterday on professional business.
Miss Joe Jones has returned from
Laurens and has resumed her duties at
Mimnaugh's.
Mrs. Watts Davis, of Clinton, spent
Sunday in the city with her mother,
Mrs. Mattie Glenn.
Mr. S. J. Wooten has returned from
the North where he went to buy his
Spring stock of goods.
Mr. L. W. Floyd and Mr Jno. M.
Kinard went to Columbia yesterday
and are expected to return today.
Mr. R. L Bowis representativei of the:
American Type Foundry, Baltimore,
Md., was in the city yesterday and
spent a pleasant hour with us.
Misses Jeanne Pelham and Carrie
Jones, of the Presbyterian College, Co
umbia, came up Saturday to spenid a
few days under the parental roof.
Mr. P. J. Voss, after several days
est at home, left yesterday for Ten-V
essee in the interest of the National
Meter Company, whicb he represents.
Mr. Win. R. Smitb, of the Merchant
and Miners Transportation Company,
Atlanta, was. in the city yesterday
saking hands with his many friends.
Mrs. M. E Bouknight has gone to
Saluda to attend the miarriage of Mr.
Carles Davis and Miss Hattie Kemp
son, which happy event will take place
n Wednesday.
vo Members of Pulasai Lodge, No. 20,
I. 0. 0. F.
Regular meeting of Pulaski Lodge,
No. 20, I. 0. 0. F. will be held
in t.heir hall on next Tuesday night,
1th, at 7:30 o'clock. All members
re earnestly requested to attend as bus
ness of importance will come before
te Lodge. W. M. Thomas, N. G.
No Argument is Ne de<t.
To convince anyone wbo has once
tried in of the merit of our "Clifton" 1
rand of four.
The fiour speaks for itseif. It tells
its own story of absolute purity and
areful milling. It speaks in the elo
uent language of light, white loaves
and biscuits, delhcious past ry and temp
tig cakes. It speaks with such con
iction that it brings the user back for
more and it always tells the same satis
actory story. W hy not learn this story
f pure flour by trying "Clifton?" Ask
our grocer for it.
If you want a cheaper flour buy our1
"White Fawn" (balf patent) or spotless
(Straight). They are just as pure,
though not so white as 'Clifton'. Every
sck of our flour bears the Anti-Adul
teration League's registered drade
ark.I
For sale by Palmetto Grocery Co and
E. R. Hipp in Newberry, and J. D.
Stokes at Whitinires..
BRANSF'ORD MILLS,
tf OWENSBORO, K. Y.
Mrs. Melton, who has been very Ill,
i improving and will join her husband
in Atlanta as soon as she is able to
travel
We -tre glad to see Mr. Jack Dunston
out ,againi after a severe attack of
grippe.
Master Tomn Brad burn has been sick
and lost a week from school but he seems
all right again.
Miss Pearl Shealy, of Little Mount ain
has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Allen Counts.
Mr Walter Rhinehard. of Salnda, is
making a forced visit here.
Saluda is up. llow nice it would be
to have a good bridge.
It looks as if a railroad to Saluda is a
lo'g way off.
Farmers and merchants are looking
rrave~. Ba,d weather has put a damper
on thteir work and has caused a depres
sin in al kinds -,f business except the
dispensary which seems to be carrying
out faithfully its mission.
xxx
ANNUAL CELEBRATION.
Of the Literary Societies of Newberry
lege On the Ev#4ning of the 21it, of
March.
The annual celebration of the Exe
sior, Phrenakosmian, and Philon
thean sociefies of NewhMrry (Olle
will be h,-Id in the opera house on F
day even;ng the 21st. of MArch.
The qu..stion for duage is, "R
sI)v, d, [That ciiil]ren under fourie
years of a,re should b4 roihiiI
law from w.rkin., in the cotton mii
and factories " The Phrenakosmia;
wi!l uphold the affirmative side of ti
question and w'll Ie repres.nt:dJ1
Messrs. C. L Weseingtr aud S. J
Frick. M-ssrs. W. F. Bedenbiugh at
C D Elmore will represent the Exc
sior Society and will argue the negc
tive side.
The Excelsior orator is Mr J. V
Ballentine, whose subject is, "Ti
Progress of a Century."
Mr. H. A. Fulmer, of the Phren
kosmian Society, will deliver an oratio
on the subject, "A Nation's Grief."
The Philomathean Society, whic
was organized by the young ladies
the college in 1898, will be represente
by Miss Marguerite Cromer. The sul
ject of her essay is, "The Prize th
Vanquished Gai ."
Mr. W. C. Summer, of the Excelsic
Society, will preside.
A N.RROW ESCAPE.
Mr. Thomas Wells Has a Bad Fall from
Building in Columbia -Not Seriously Huit
About noon yesterday one of th
large plate glass windows in VanME
tre's store was shivered by fallinj
bricks. J. F. Green and Thomas Wellt
two white workmen, were at work oi
a scaffold which surrounds the ne;
Farmers and Mechanics bank. Throug]
some cause three or four feet of thi
cornice which runs around the top o
the building, was dislodged and fel
striking the scaffolding and breakinj
it. Green saved himself from the fal
by clinging to the side of the building
but Wells was thrown to the ground
falling on the litter of bricks and scaf
folding. He got up and walked ovei
to McGregor's drug store where In
was examined and found to be slightli
bruised and cut, but otherwise unin
jured. '
The falling brick completely shiv
red the large window which it will be
emembered was cracked some montbh
go in very much the same manner
rue upper panel of this window was
lestroyed and another large -pane a1
he entrance doors was eracked
broughout its length. The furniturt
n the window was badly bruised.
Tbe large pane on the side, as was
~tated, had been cracked before and
r. Van Metre hias a new one ready k
ut in. The other two glasses are in
ured, their aggregate value being
bout $175 -The State, 8th.
Married.
The following marriage notices were
eft on our desk several weeks ago and
ot misplaced among some other papers,
rhich is the cause of the delay in pub
catier~. Rev. Boyd was kind enough
o iuriih them promptly after the
arriages were solemnized:
By Rev. D. P. Boyd, Feb. 20th, 1902,
t the residence of Mr. Benjamin Holt,
Iir. Samuel J. Sheely ant Miss Fannie
. Holt. All of this county.
By Rev. D. P. Boyd, Feb. 20th, 1902,
t the residence of Mr. P. M Hawkins,
r L?roy E. Summers and Miss Min
ie T. Hawkins. All of this county.
Lockjaw From Cobwebs.
Cubwebs put on a cut lately gavea
roman lockjaw. Millions know thal
he hest thing to put on a cu' is Buck
en's Araica Salve, the infallible healer
f Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Erup
fons, Burns, Scalds and Piles Il
~ures or no pay. Only 25e. at all Drug
ists.
Shack D)ots.
The much dreaded month of Marci:
s here. We bad some very windy days
t frst, but for the last two or threi
ays it seemed as if summer had reall2
~ome. The farmers are very busy nov
~reaking up the soil.
We have a great deal of sickness in thi
eighborhood. Mrs. C. W. Buford har
been very sick, but she is slowly recov
~ring. M r. Ed Bonds has had a sever<
.ttack of the grippe, but he is able t<
e up a short while at a time now
ittle Cippie Spoon is also sick. W'
ope that all the sick will soon recover
Mr. C. W. Buford is having his house
epaired. Mr. J. Q. Philipps has the
ontract for the work.
Mrs John Smith has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Sam Cle
land, of the Bush River neighbborhood
Mrs John Workman came over las
eek to see her brothbar, Mr. Ed Bonds
The school house has not been com
pleted yet, but it will be used this miorn
ug for the first time. School will gi
m.r for two months yet. Miss Linn
Glenn is the teaeber.
The members of Fairview have de
cided to get them an organ They have
ought one from the factory hill Baptis
burch. Rev. Mr. Burton of Newherr;
is pastor of F'airvicw, and every bod,
ems to like him very much. Mark.
March 10, 1902.
'an't Kt ep It S -cret.
The sp.en:did work of Dr King's Ne'
ife Pills is daily co ming to light. N
such grand remedy for Liver and IBowe
roubles was ever kniown before. l'bo'
sands bless them for~ curing Constips
ion, Sick 1Headache, Biliousness, .iai
nice anid Indigestion. Tp.y tur m 25
at all drugg ists.
Some people's s uls are so shallo
that if you throw a pebbic into the
it trires bottom before it snlashem
Heth Eden Itemp.
Farm work is very backward in this
siction owing to thw contiiiied cold had
we:ither, grain is not, showing up wfll
A1- for the I ime of N (:r
Kt - Dr. Le(n%wick has mov-d back to his
.e country home. We are lad to welcome
ri- him.
L. fI. 'handlier went. to Greenville
nf WC reg- to r that Re':. C. II
y .rmntrong has resigned his charge
s here. Lie has served his p;-ople very
acc1ptahl,. for I wo year.
N Mr. .1 C Cotield of Union spent one
le night this we,ek with his sister Mrs. S.
)y A. Jeter.
S Alr. Cromer's burial was largely at
tended last S -turdaV Our good peo
ple drop out one by one, and their pres
enen is missed by loved ones. Our loss
a- is their eternal gain. Top.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ie
NEW arrivals in Wash Silks at
Wooten's. tf.
n REPAIR1NG old and new. Putting
down Carpets and Matting, recan
h ing Chairs, Upholstering Lounges,
Sofas, etc. Prices moderate. Leave
orders at Herald and News office,
d tf WESLEY MEANS.
e CALL at The Herald and News office
e ' for Labor contracts, Rent con
tracts, Liens, etc.
1 C. Seamless Half-Hose now 61c. at
Wooten's tf.
OFFICE HOURS-Persons having
business with the County Super
a intendent of Education will please call
at his office on Mondays and Saturdays,
as those are his office days.
e tf Eug. S Werts, Sup't.
- TOREHOU$E for Rent-For sale
or rent. Also a two-horse farm to
rent. A pply to Antiae Buzhardt. t&f tf
REMOVED-I have moved my jew
' elry establishment into the store
2 occupied by Pelham's china hall and
will in the future be in a better posi
a tion to serve the public. I keep con
f stantly on hand, Gold Watches, Dia
1 mond and wedding riugs, Jewelry,
silverware, cut glass, clocks a'id novel
ties. Remember I am prepared to fit
difficult eyes with glasses. Y-urs for
traoe. J. GUY DANIELS.
,,.JEWELRY
JEIqELRY.,.
In large varieties from
Ia cheap Stick Pin to a
FINE GOI.D WA TCH.
Call and examine my
stock before buying.
Jeweler and Optician.
1I Have
Coffee, Tetley's Teas,
Raisins, Currents, Citron,
Nuts, Fruits of all kinds,
Oat Meal, Pettijohn's Br. Food,
Extra Sifted June Peas,
Okra and Tomatoes,
Stringless Beans,
California Peaches,
-California Cherries,
Apricots, Succotash,
Corn, Condensad Milk,
French Sardines, Salmon,
French Candy, Gelatines,
Extracts,
Fancy Sweet C.kes,
Cigars and Tobacco.
All fresh.
R. J. MItLLER.
CALL TO SEE ME.
A Pew of
To ti
-One lot checked and s1
7c., price 5c.
One lot 36-in. Bleachil
Pepperill 10-.4 Unblea
" " Bleacht
Children's double-kne
or 3 pr. for 25c. Sizes!
Ladies full seamless f
A very handsome 3.
$1.,25 kind, 98c.
One lot Val. Laces, In
wrth 7, 8and l0c., pri
SStill small lot of those
S61-4c.
;..J
P. J.--g' BWtrc
'
" I p_ R.--Ag't Butterick
I J .
I thought I was going to suff, r great
pain in having my toOth Pxtraeted, but
I did not feel it. Dr. llardinL,, the
pairiles- dentist. will h in his office on
the 12th and remain three days, and
after that will visit, Newberry the first
Monday in the month. and stay three
days
Why suffer with your ter-th when you
can have them extrcted so eas and so
cheap--50c. for the first tooth, 25;. for
the second, four for $1.00.
0 Office Solomon's old stand.
Dr. G. R. Harding,
Extracting Specialist.
C
Mayes' Drug 5tore.
When you come to us we give you E
what you ask for, but--if you
ask what is the best Cough Cure t
we have, we will tell you that
our
Quick Relief Cough Mixture
is, for the simple fact that we
know what the ingredients are,
that the people who have used
it tell us so, and that it is giv- p
ing satisfaction ge;;rally. U
Drop in some evening and hear
some of our New
Phonograph Records.
We selll them.
Drugs,
Medicines,
Hair, Tooth, Nail C
and Cloth Brushes. h
Garden Seeds and everything
ound in the Pharmaceutical line. L
Prescriptions carefully compound-s
d1 at
Maves' Drug Store.
(O .BLA1E, (. E ST.t .MN) .
EUGENE S. BLEA SE,
saluca, s. C.
lease, Blease & St. Amand,
LA WYERS,
fewberry, Sa'uda and Prosperity,
South Carolina.
~ractice in all State and U. S. Courts.
WH EKE TO SPEhO
H YOUR MONEY.
The g r eat depart- f
ment store will give its be
friends and customers
lothing, Shoes, Hats, Jeans,
olored Dress Goods and many
ther Articles at and Below Cost T
UNTLl MARON 1st, d
You will get what you
want from a Cambric
Needle to a Four Horse t
W ag on and s a ve t
money at
MOSELEY BROS.,
PROSPERITY, S. C.
iValues!
riped Nainsook, worth l\
ig, worth 7c., price 5c.E
hed Sheeting 20c. Ct
id " 22 1-2c.
~ed seamless Hose IOc. ~
to 9.*
st black Hose lOc.
yd. Lace Curtain theA
sertings and Beadings,B
ce 5c.
15c. Half Hose left at
DOE
OOE.
's Patterns.
144613I MOW
DISTRIBUTORS
Reliable Merchi
AT
Honorable F
kt the lowest possibli
e had for the same his
roods. We do not s(
oods. We do not
ood money and in exc
rou worthless goods.
:lean cut business, don
:utway. We protect o
rs from loss by selling
hy merchandise. We
ull lines of
ry Goods, Dress Goods, Si
nderwear, Millinery, Ginj
ales, Domestics, Linen
"N For Men,
:)10eS Boys, Girl
)ur stores are full of gi
.sk you to visit us. W
ourteous dealing, fair I
>west prices. No mic
tions and a big- goo4
elect from. Yours trt
La a a
nly Two Weeks Mor
Great COST SALE W
The final opportunity to get Clothing and Win
ices. New Spring Goods keep arrivir.g, and our
.the display of this new stock makes it imnperativ
closed out, and each day narrows yonr chance.
winter goods at cost. Our immense stock is to
r weeks. Evidences are now shown of what this
are displaying advance arrivals for Spring in
FURNISHING GOODS, SHOE
We have something very splendid in Negligee !
iey are the very latest productions, and so very
at buying is the natural ontcome of an inspection.
The budding of Spring in all time past hlas E
play as will be made by us in
SPRING CLOTH:
Everything in this line will be so decided in fal
at your attention is bound to be attracted to the g
Come in and see the advance arrivals and it wi
good things yet to be shown.
JA MIE SI
The Head to Foot Cloi
'New Spring Ai
UOHI1U Ii EVER
opeland Brc
lew Embroideries. New Inseri
ambrics, Swiss and Hamburg
eautiful styles in Ginghams
loths, New Percales, New Calia
ig prints, new Black and Colore
Nev White goods in Nainsooks, Fancy Strip
slins and Lawns, also New Lot Men's Clothing.
New lot Boys' and Children's Clothing, New
t of Misses, thildren's and Boys Shons, New Lot
6LL THE LAThST STYLES
AND SPE(
esure to see all of these goods before buying.
aes in New Styles and Fresh goods just rece
~ome to see us often. We wi
'ou the prettiest and newest
owest Prices
OPELAND BOD
Leaders. in Dry Goods, Clo'.hing and Shoes
ER CO.,
O g
indise
rices
3 prices to
rh grade of
ll shoddy
take your
hange give
Our's is a
E in aclean
jr custom
them wor
carry fine
Iks, HOSIery,
hams, Per
S, NotionsI
Women,
s 2 Babies.
>ods. We
e promise
,reatment,
represen
i stock to
ly,
e and Our
ill Close!
ter Goods at Sacrifice
extensive preparations
e that our winter goods
Just two weeks more
be displayed within a
splendid stock is to be.
8, H ATS, &C.
hirts at $1.00 'o $2.00.
tasteful and desirable
ever witnessed such a
[NG.
rics, styles and prices
reat display.
1 help you to anticipate
ier.
rivals"
li AT
>th ers
;ions to match.
s. New and
and Madras
:oes and shirt
d dress goods.
es, Dim ities, Checked
lot Ladies shoes, New
Men's Shoes.
JIAL VALUES.
Ve are offering Special
ived the past two weeks
11 always show
goods at the
TN ENS,
Nwbrry. S. C.