The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 27, 1902, Image 3
"ARIOUi AND &LL ABOUT.
Mr. J. Y. Floyd is annoonood in this
paper as a oandidate for Uonnty Super
visor.
The City Council is ro-coverinK the
bridge over Scott's creek on the Helet
road-a much needed improvement.
The many friends of Dr. A. L. Long
shore will be pained to learn that he
is quite sick at his residence in thi
city. We wish for hip speedy recovery:
The West End ball team will go to
Columbia Saturday afternoon to play
the crick team of the Olympia Mills
We predict a victory for the West End
boys.
Mr, Colin L. Graham Is announcek
in this paper as a candidate for Magis
trate for No. 11 Township, and it
pledged to abie the result of the pri
mary election.
The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col.
lege and for the admission of new stu
dents will be held at the County court
house on Friday, July llth. See ad
vertisement.
Sallie Jackson, wife of Dan Jackson,
colored, who lives on Mrs. Paysinger's
place, about five miles from town, was
found dead in bed on Friday morning.
Coroner Lindsay pronounced it death
from natural causes.
Pe-rsunal.
See notice of ole ottin of teachera for
Chappell's school.
Mrs. J. L Aull is spending the week
with her son, Mr. E. H. Aull.
Mr. Tom Jones, of Goldville, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Newherri".
Miss Leonora Me6weeney, of Colum
bis, is spending a while in Newbe-rry
with Miss Alice Aull.
Col J. B O'Neull Holloway, Princi
pal of the Elloree Graded Sohool, is in
the city visiting relatives.
Miss lula Jones, who his beeu teach=
fug in the Walhalla Graded Schoo,l, ar
rived in Newberry last, week.
Mr. J G. Wolliog, of Walling, Pair=
field County, wh" is a candidate for
Railroad Commissioner, ep: nt several
days in Newberry last, week. He male
many friends here.
Prof. H. B. Domiuick, principal of
the Essley Graded School has been in
the city for the past few days. Prof.
Dominick has been appointed princi
pal of the Pickens Summer school for
teachers.
Rev. Walter f. llerbert re'urued to
- Newberry last night. His hosts of
friends here regretted that he could
not stay longer among them. Mr. Her
bert Is a universally popular man.
Florence Times, 23rd.
Dr. Eberhardt, who has been the
efficient prescription clerk at Mayes'
Drug Store will leave today to spend a
while at his old home in Columbia.
During his stay here Dr. Eberhardt
has made many friends all of whom re
gret to see him leave and wherever he
goes their best wishes go with him.
May his shadow never grow less
Deuat t,.
Mrs..James F. Glenn (died at her home
in Helena on Friday r last week. Her
remains were buried Saturday afternoon
at, Rosemont cemnetery.
What Thin, FCOks Need
Is a greater p)ower of digest,ing and
assimilat,ing food. For them Dr. King's
New Life Pills work wonders Thsey
tone and regulate the digestive organs,
gently expel all polsos fromn the sys
tern, enrich the blood, imp)rove alppe=
tite, make healthy flesh. Only 25c at
all d ruggist,s.
Picnio at Mt. He,thel.
The Mt.' Bethel school, Miss Annie
Suber, teacher, wil! close with a picnic
on next Saturday at Mt. Bethel school
house. All friends are invitedi.
Wantq Other. to Kn,ow.
"I have used DeWitt's Lit.tie Pariy
Risers for cone.tipation and torpid .sve'r
and they are right. I am glad to in
dorse them for [ think when we find
a good thing we ought to let others
know it," writes Alfred Hinsze, Quinoy,
Ill. They never- gripa or distress. Sure,
safe pill. W. E Peiham & Son,
o)hndrenm's Day.
-Children's Day exercises were hlucd at
the Central Methodist church Sunday
morning at ii o'clock. The eicercises
consistedl of songs, recitations, etc., by
the children, and all -were excellently
rendered. An address was5 made to the
children by Rev Thos. G. Herbert, of
Leesville, which was full of lnstruction
and wisdomi to the children.
and Cholera are easily associated. This
dreaded and grave trouble of the bowels
causes much suffering, painful cramps.
profuse sweating an(l intense thirst with
vomiting, purging and evacuations.
Treat vigorously with Perry Davis' Pain
killer. It is ef'ficient andi safe. It is a
standard remie'dy. Druggists 25 and soc.
A Fre-ght Trasin Smash,om a Wago,,,
Saturday afternoon a freight traini ran
into Mr. Jn. T Hlutchinson's dIray and
smashed it to pieces. Press Gray, col
ored, was driving the wagon and he and
the horse had a narrow escape. The ac
cident , happened at the croosing niear
Davis' shop en the Southern Railroad
A barrell of flour was ini the wagon and
it was smashed to pieces and is a total
loss.
Light it.'sle, ti.ont. and O,akeN.
D.'pond more on the flour than on the
co ,k. You cannot, make good, light;
*appetizing bre9d w't,h po.,r flour.
"Clifton' is the frienal of every bread
maker-a pure, rich fi 'ur of unrivaled
quality. .All the wealth of the wheat
is retained. Use "Clift,on" and your
bread and cake .will be light, sweet and
of deliouts flavor. If.
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TH REAT C
Of Upper $o
Almost every man and boy in Newberry Co
Furnishings, Hats and Shoes has no equal in N
we have no competition in our line. Our busin
no catchpenny schemes indulged in, our tran
your trade, and will leave no stone unturned to
Such an attractive display of clothing has neve
Men's Suits $3.38. The big lot of suits we i
are hard to match at $6.50, Our $7.50 line is
For $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and $18.50 we are s
and the workmanship could not be improved
the priceis about 51 per cent. less.
CUT IN HALF!
Another lot of suits thrown on the job coun
ter to be sacrificed at half price. A lot of about
50 Children's Suits, thrown on this pile
to go at half price. $4.50 Suits $2.50, $3.50
Suits $1.75, $2.25 Suits $1.13, $1.65 Suits
88 cts.
CUT IN HALF, SPOT CASH ONLY.
The best place to buy Boi
We are always ahead in this department--ah4
ladder in prices. Child's Suit for ages 5 to 15 a
sell for $1.25, our price 98 cents.. Suits that wc
Big lot Suits at $1.98, worth $2.50.
An Elegant Line of Chili
at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.0o comprise the greatest values ever offe
Knee Pants will be shoved off and out at 20 cents to $1.oo.
The best that can be made in Youths' Suits--no trouible to ind thei
to $12.50. Very exclusive and not to he found elsewhere.
A Great Offering in Gents' Furnishings.
Our selection is as fine as can be found in the State, having a dis
tinctive superiority, and will be recognized as the most up-to-date
productions in Gents' Furaishings.
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and Neckwear in
Endless Profusion.
Special Assortment of Fancy Hosiry not excelled in any particular
anywhere, at prices 1o cents to 5o cents. A big lot of those 15 cents Hose
left-going at the low price of 7 cents.
Shirts! Shirts!! Shirts!!!
Never, in the annals of the trade has there been such a display of
Shirts as we are showing this season. Unquestionably this is good news
to the wearers of Shirts, for they now know where they can be suited
in our great range of materials, styles and prices. Shirts for 25 cents,
worth 50 cents. Negligee Shirts at 47 cents, the 65 cents kind, in most
elegant assortmnent. Our line of "'International"' and 'Helipse'' Shirts,
the most celebrated mnakes, are unexcelled in design, c2lors and quality.
Theye3 have a superiority which others may attempt to imitate, but
w ithout success. Great Values at $r.oo, $r .25, $m.-50- To see them is
to buy them. You can't resist the prices and quality.
Respectfully,
The Head to I
A IRUNAwV4Y. A S!M iOET
Mr. Efngane Fo'lk's tnggy smnaiheti JIto IOrttfe,ity lit.-frreal to t.hu- City Councit
Splintera-No one seriously Hurt. anelt Co,unty i1oard iof Coumm',iaer,.
Friday afternoon Mr. Eugene Folk's FrteIlrl n es ':.i
horse becatne frightened at a pile of tOi)L. Iwt eif I lttca t
brick just below the Crotwell Hotel andfirIhaeoudttitseterlite
ranl away. The horse ran into Mainorms.nscilga,itswhte
street and struck the sidewalk in front ofcoo'tnaki;1)tiite terf
the Mower Cotupany's. Mr. Folk wastrd,teeisuhawe,en,ni
thrown from the buggy at Dr. Pelhamin's lmtbeShr htua e'pooe'
store anduc escaped with a few bruises. ta tset om,teeecsso h
Mr. 0. McR. Htolmes' horse an(d buggybetefrsothflloadfaleet
was standing on Main street and the rutr, ale nt ly
away horse ran into the buggy and scared Ihv eeec oteidftcbe
his horse, but it was soon stopped with- icnetbe notoetbeadun
hore an ganstth sie tep o th ad tForuntes lraange Nwh inrin
cout husewhih trnd te ggyoveitoe.t frwam theie in wmancha the
atulsmahedit ll o pece. li hosefais bir aet ou thnt sether biggst
gottan'edup mon th harow an fo orm ota hus. oulogi 'al l i whonst
reaer a th rarofliecorthoue,ancpoose soul bae in btted mate'o
had o sop. hebugg wa a cmpltrade, t heuc a wide,)evein, an0 offe
wreck.that ink ems to me the ercises ofh
I Atone ime t loked s ifthebun tefot wole ctzhipulo of alermenvi
away wuld prve s~ions, nd it is lled int play.salb elee1b h
deed ortuate hat o onwashurt aver andeferen tof the itfNd e.e
Mr. olkhada nrro esapebey inots the, icot rofeabler run
out doig any arnage,but CouFnty, settiabl bo asen rea oland
hore r n'nt 5the sidoepsofth anduntiportunitiesuae eet natin
cot, souse wh uned tha uggy ointnt froadrie he te ineic the
go tangh op mold. the harow kndoow wrm Netor tathour wexnt"al conest
reaesat sther ol he court thoe touhope saiud rier in whchsidd"tt
hadt sito cuhe Ofteggy "hsancomplete No,c Ihveacroostion o o"tffer
wnhdrigtno.Ack, oseo ea they a think win ethne aprovakeo
Mint Cou te ille sithe oun hthe hollectizenshipe for Newbrr viotono
away wuprov ricosncls, crndp ip, hin. Thape shall e ielectedeby the
brd onhtunall that nd lng troublrt. mo thand olders or the cityo New
Abs oltelyd ae Asatroecae. Chit, ond the county bard for Neberry 0
drenlikeIt.-'O - Miu - g Counoty sttng 'aset lasraofn
n on' ant ng.ta amounting to -1 ina e squnare0 fgent; anda
sogeri~nqughorckly. W. al -l know theenrmy teigo conimes.
what sumr&od s.It' th ocesi ie nwihsi get
,oTIfNmHOUS
OIS
uth Carolino!
unty knows that our stock of Clothing, Gents'
ewberry, and customers who &re judges know
ess is carried on along broad progressive lines,
sactions are open and above board. We want
meet it. Our prices catch the clothing buyers,
r been seen in the town before.
)ut out at $4.98 has been a great winner; they
the greatest values ever offered by any house.
elling a line of suits made of the latest fabrics.
upon by merchant tailors. The only difference
Trousers! Trousers!
We have the finest line extra pants ever
shown on the market. We have sold more
pants than during any former season, but still
have a nice assortment to select from.
s' and Children's Clothing.
.ad in quality, but down at the bottom of the
t 45 cents, worth 75 cents. Suits that others
>uld be good value at $1.90, our price $1.48.
Iron's Better Grade Suits
red as the make-up, quality of materials and finish.
in our Stock, all going below their value, in ages 1.4 to 19, from1 $3.90
Th Soe Hoe of Newberr
Everybody is more or less particular about the fit and wear of their
shoes. Our reputation as the Shoe House of Newberry has been gained
by seing Shoes that give satisfaction. We are at the top in the biggest
and best line of Shoes we have ever shown.
SHOES! - SHOES! - SHOES!
All Qua'itiesl The Latest Styles! The Best Made!
For Everybody and All Occasions.
Straw Hats, - Straw Hats.
A look at our line of Straw Hats will cautse you to say thait we have
enough to supply the towvn andcouinty, wvell it's a fact, but we' are going
to sell themi because they are marked to go at the prices we have p)ut on
them. Don't fail to see our great line of Straw Hats before you buy.
All the way from 1o cen'ts to $2.00, according to your fancy.
Now for tine everyday wants of
the Great Buying Public.
We have a big stock of Prints, Homnespuns, Checks, Sea Island,
Bleaching, Jeans, Cassimers and Cottonades that we will sell cheaper
than anyone else.
Stanidard Prints.4c, best '~rints 5c
Lawns 3 1-2c, Cottonades 10 to 15c
VHESON,
aoot Clothier.
*121ts.oo (JAStI Iruszt. adaninramcy
seihHon tKnrd.-- .,Aads Messrs Robert Mayes and M. 1),
irt Prize a t Sucnarful. . ApWrtorn( H-ulit arrivedl in Netwhi'rry~ Saturday
of the l.owry Oomnpress. from the il llior(e h C lleg~e of Phar-i.
-- ~macy, the(y bot h haiv ing gradunated
T1his Compress has beeni operat.ed by, fr'om that instit.ution I)r'. Mays' will
Messrs. Smith Brhos. for three seasons locate in Newborry and will be in busi
and the fincrease in pat,rornagc cach ness5 at Miayes' dlrug~ Htore. D)r. liniett
season has beeni very great, due t,o the has not, yet detcidecd where he will lo
many advantages offered the patrons of cat,e.
the Compress some of which are s --
follows, viz:Ner s.eN$ntl.
First. A p)remnium of about B of a altise hapt '.,Iri:,
cenlt per' Pound on cot ton comp JressedImrigcnveel El.0IIiok
Onl it,. oo d of p ly lae n, r eI o
Second No loss In weight, the gIn,-rs n arnyad~ntle~ ii
ners weight, at timie cot,t.on is corn- t h hi agfrt.rvd o
p)ressedl being aiccept,cd at. time of sale ec tes ao'Kete i~
of cotton. nccc rkst10ui fofilIi
Third No loss fr'om damaged cot,- a tee Iiy
ton where cotton is ex p)osed to weather, Mugsri. aplIac et li
as it is compreOsed wh)ich excludces v ooe,t h agfeth
water, whIeb has clearly demonstrated lyonacreofvrny,ielt
by t,h ree y ears practilcal ex parlence at hdt e etndy o ieN yrh
F'ou rth No loss hy fire, as cotton I sago daL)rdtletw
comfpressed bIly the Lowry Compress sc hret,s IIIw ou t t
will ntot burn as~ has been? demnonstr'at e'd toi ' iIke h tolwr
in a numbher of instances where vessels -
and warehousess have buruned on it, and
alsoon n~'.y ocasiona lIer' Th LNeIroaloamr Sent Up.
PlanersComres Copan hae 'i"i ag s trate a Ch sappe t,u, leries
iliae te tst'to emontrao temftninge coitedato iscn Brhooks,
trust vrcy ad senncedyo' hrite
to othrs. Te Compess hs bee Ge Mrh,ain l gang o. thirday o
verymuchImprved nd lst each Noofnsex Maytoor Kltfite a
oratrs ad ar')n and Is nw -senlened tBro.s to d rw,i an rfain
it ~to pay strwe gbetd tto. I e
all ho now ityiting o th wokely botle d, oi thangel fo hIt
tags f it ast.seaso,ath on pa chatieon varac leealt
8inith .eompresevt U faproung th na' tral dietivejy.e
l~~ro~ pws Itds an( coqenl is thonl id t whe Iw
twothosan haes astseaon nd sh chnractood,fadwuue hoen rhe an,
hoeto o,cs ompress atabheen- for of M stmc trie, Wt r'
av er next smroean lasao Nhsa, & 'e "Itokgon.iie
C I6KS. MOWER CO.,
Have you Visited our Store this Spring?
If not, come and let us tell and
show you about our many new
and pretty things. You should
visit us. All buyers should. We
have something to interest all.
Economical buyers will find it
to their interest as our prices are
low and qualities good. Often
low prices mean shoddy stuff.
Not so with us. No seconds on
our counters, all clean good mer
chandise, as cheap as the other
sort, much cheaper in the long
run. Stylish buyers should bear
in mind that we are abreast of
the times in all departments.
. Small buyers should visit us
because they will be treated with
the utmost consideration and
get value received for whatever
amount they may spend with us.
Large should come because our
stock is complete, our qualities
good,our prices correct. Our lines
Shoes, Millinery, Ribbons, Dry
Goods, Colored and Black Dress
Goods, Silks all kinds, White
Goods, Lawns, Linens, Linings,
Corsets, Hosiery, Underwear,
Handkerchi3fs, Wash Goods, Um
brellas, Domestics of all kinds at
prices to please you. Let us see
you in oUr store.
c. & . . MOWPR i o.
The Ewart-Pifer Co.'s
~-SU MM ER SPECIALTI ESM
The people of Newberry County are in search
of comfort and coolness these warm summer
days, hence they should be interested in a few
statements The Ewart- Pifer Co. have to make.
jThe (commotntl verit, io i wl Ileti those who iea licNelie
havet pa'trontii'-d' tu is t.hatt in tie i,si ttt i,'MdIIiutfti n i it tty
maitchh-ts- va'tues. Our Itradie this seat- 1tffij,Ml-t) teIr'tv Ifs
hen!ice lour stock is briokent, butf. if I ho-e wih or ut We t'tsit tg e
who wish at suit will call (on usM, we' will Cs 2els t i itrit npant
matke if to thir advanftgt by gilv ig ral IttlL
ThrSunmhnme Stawsc egie
Iii,el un erw ar \t:Sh irt' rslidicomfort on a h( t day,
ant Ii tis,fruititlt eealtatto the til a~tisiv . wei ha e xt w o Tte
Nets Nit nso ki, 'ic S'. Lltnpa it . nttit f thi t a-t n a rte prt e t ' ,itft e
In hots tutd( )cfut'd oti' iti i-(' t ettt,l, d u.iefullyt and ht' i Lts ite itase
hee !itll'lst' Wi itie hiS Mit'tt ltwdithe anur le LW e' are sh ing ( t,bi.'
meei, vid'onute irkefin htiaan
- 11 ptsattddhosom1 Nitvariousnpattilorian.
Titittottime l ity n id w a (oiinw htif Nwit't't lthtst,.e itt
T oti, yoLii itnd ere, t f ailt r des t be nies it i Iet syi-, de.
andkinds ofro the ch eaes to t e fnt rond corervatie Jt il e xt.re, from
oftie in1) CI to n ohrigast r i , c thia to ntl Iot'1t it rou dont wan t f aI istrw ,
thetrutes rfusd o llt Stttiigittt e car t lae u i sof trt or tig lTes WA
tNie tit hJ Naistoi t ic t(ee t, tit n hllig t o i fruit, I Itt sr im Wl
ttti(s ith o titian d itxfords tou tie pt tis omp l. n m usn s a h
beeniii tomhne tWe havldei thitsfeprin n hpe n prits . "bes,tneath."
to ft e istrict.
S he, l)utrs hn t e le a t taio ring.t itr ito lg
'ot t r d o tttt T t oil, wit ichttter It MctetItitng 1 tf . i t tilo u tt iti1. li
T ta aariivet ig o ll sCis-tio su n ti a herewll tb i* htd I 1I e a i ,in g ofI'X .c i n t
anwstn r t,econt star w i a C adonn il t f Ne er stortie at
t iot o he trhsee itto roft the un MaereI M eoIlur b F :'t tida y ii , Maiiy
3L t a. 330.. m
Srite ptitneaot er tin tp~tadt otit Vtll t ii ti ftttl o kl o
trsesoIh coo otase e tai i Mldiit~iii ltsithlstltllr
ofthte pupils o latheitrict, afwhdayh
itthe t ate refusedr t d ,stti ng h at t iOtttn irgtt 1 eiefudIh
it. th Jonton schgto lwa Vthe ii itt an ter i-o
ftinret i t tt icven iiten a d iti i d o wa ktld N thn ws
' tet' bes tlh omm dtion tof'5 t it patronsbytt hg ecp ot thct
WItesiri o a lve ltechlrn tnsferred og tl Wskle fewrs
proved Order Red Menenhtrwi llbelheb hiin
~ if~g'Itlttedthi lfjtlryI)eW'if2s t h ei hal T us d n i ht o t hi s week
deas I.C IltIly tikco i r ll egat''5 11 titi n n l ilturg i iezwil,
* Ater tis itg mti rttttui ee,I tied scad ead lit Wft er i ts, iche 'n
Thi e W ptrs V thenI ape alved to ft h y,bsn t~ iit' tne ii
a oe hcarf l ivetti i orn.' usa kI eae- h qu eite st t e ttin exp'erQient c t i',h
t 1in e. IBil etit fa n ea e (Jlte, lasvt Sre aly n igt They,
StaewBard of Ecation,s and a. fewIay t,huts aittn u ir uius mfanne fr
hurnm ous n otherwounsPof e g a . at aull Adrugsevra ot