The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 30, 1902, Image 2
E. H. -ULL. Erront
A 000 MOVE.
The decision by the City Council at
its last meeting to build a two story
brick building as headquarters for the
Excelsior Fire Company is a stop in
the right direction, and we hope to see
the contract let and active work begun
in a short time. The building, as pro.
posed, is needed now, and will be needed
more when the norso hose wagon is in
stalled. The Fire Company ought to
have it and the town ought to own it
The site is a good one, convenient. and
centrally located, and a structure of
this kind here, besides its usefulness,
would much improve the appearance
of the town and rtti ct. credit upon the
progressive council which made it pos
sible.
By all means let the work he pushed,
acid it will not be long until Newberry
will have as good tire pr'-tection as
any town its s4ze in this country.
It is only about toto w. eks now uti
til the opt ning of the St-te camn, atgr.
More than 'ixty Candidates are alrtredy
ant'nountced for the various positions
and n.' doubt there will be more, who
are at present wtaiting for their friend.,
to urge them a little more strongly.
The partv composed of Senatorial and
Cong ressionaiI eandidati as will m -ke it.r
first a pptartntlce at ('olumbia on i'ues
day. Junt' 17th, wintlin_ ip it- round.
at Wintishoro on the 21-t of Augu.t.
The candidates for State t,lli -es will
start. at Sumter and tinish at Columl
bia 'Ilese will i in ' lw erry oil
July 8th, and the Senatorial party on
July 29;h.
It, is to be hoped that (he eallplaign
this year will be d'void of p;rsonali
ties and that the caididates will en
deavor to show thicir t itilets for the
olices to wihivh they spire It her
than the untitness If their uppotn" nt".
The double series of meetirg-- wil: give
to each time to prt et"nt fully hi-- vitw
on all issues which are likelv to con
front a n) in the tllioe whib he l e''kl
and to show his own }p tn iar tits
for the po.itt ,n. Il r ,1 . .. , ie at'-t
be iVe the t n1 e wil not '' I n _ .
in_ in! S 'r.t ina " -nri ai' a wti
No . dt .' th
c .id te ~.a h-. * ar eag r.
. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ bi ..f . " ..
wch5 h i every i n>vei!fl
T':s hostr m-,*t of W'. L. iarri..
a- pIostman~-s in Chii-----m, ii'sruii II
bL.ve 'o en euei - rt- torI ir(bt ions- r'x.
istirg htc wI en r.Un arid l)srr.jet Ac..
nvy Caper-. I appoIiint mrnt was ii
to the oid-lis 11inubtleica in thisk
Stati'. wl h had hm-111 y ret'urlda I l.-r
as even it ros ibi ilty. It see-ni t hat
Catper's hiin a i' eume (list ribut rr of I". it
etal p)atrohirnie iniSIr ha Cm.
Tihe Chrlestn Ex position will close
tomiorrorw night. Those who have at
tended have beern well repaidl for thneir
money ar.d their titne. Thos' who have
nrot, i ssed- an opportuit iy that will rnot
soon return.
TIhre regzuir service next Suinday af
ternroon iat. 4I o'clock.
TIhe grain toi t.huIs sec'tioni wil bre
short. Tlhe grin Itwas sown lat.o andi
the weather toio dry.
Our farmers ro busy53 at work riow
Thelr cotton is abouit honed ocut and gtrow
ing nicety.
Mrs. Thompn h~ Younng HIpeut irst
week with hier fauther''s family, Alr. A.
A. Nates.
R1ev. JTas. D). K inard arid family, (If
Leeeville, visit.ed hi nmothrer's famcily
here last week.
Somre of our' people1 antt.ended cotm
mlutnion ser'vice at Canurnon Creet.k
chur'ch oin Sundary.
We had tire p)leasure of attening Ir the
Children's Dary exer('ises a io
chutch on last Saturdary. As usnart the
exercises were inte(restinug thrilrouhot
and was presided over by the abule Su
perirrtendent of the Sunrday School,
Mr'. E. P. Cromrer. In tire after'noonr
Rev. W. A. Lurtz arid R1ev. J. S. A her-.
cromble deliver'ed intere'st,inrg arddrests
on Suinday Sebool work.. Both of the
addresses wi-re good aund were- listened
to by a crowded church. We always
enrjoy the Children's Day eeises at
Zion, the singing is always delightfurl
and the musIc sweet. Glad to see our
friendi "Push" in attendarnce and he
was inra good humor shaking hands
withi his many friends- Sigmia.
What T'hin Folk. Need
Is a greater power of digesting and
assimilating fo'd For t,bem Dr. King's
New Life Pirls work wonders. They
tone and regulate the dligestive organs,
gently exprei all poIsons fromn the syn'
temn, enrich the blond, Improve appe.
tlte. make hat flesh. nly 2o at
HAOHMAN 4)HA'ItL I.HtTuR.
All the News Around flachanan Chapel and
Union ac.derny Interestingly
Told by T. J. W.
Health of our section very good with
the exception of somo dysentery, but
none of a serious nature.
Mr. Sam Kinard of the Nowberry
cotton mills visited relatives in this
section last Saturday night and Sunday.
The newly elected council of Bach
man Chapel church were installed last
Sunday. Mr 0. W. Kinard was added
to the council.
The weather wais quite favorable for
farm work last week, and the f trmcrs
made good use of the time The prin
eipal part of the cotton will be thinned
after tnis week. Corn and cotton are
both looking very well.
We find that day labor on the farm
has almost become a thing of the past
There was communion services at
Cannot's Creek church last, Sunday
Our B. F. I). route has been supplied
with the water proof boxes. l'hey are
very convelnient; but we are still wait
ing on our daily. l)on' put yourselves
in too big a hurry, dear friends, we
have been waiting patiently and can
still wait.
) wing tot he high price of provisions
and horse food, the cost of making this
crop will far ext'eel that . ! many past
y'"ars. Now it ht"!"ov. t-"v'y one of
us, e!p- eially we w h,l are t'u . ig with
bo'ro^ed mn''nev and o b "uk necounts
t c"ut ourtl expecn-is -s i . ats poss"ib le.
'iTit riuis ,o we m.i irt.wn t fe:s tt
tthIS -pt-ial tin''" i., we canit 1''- oinl
dal>ger confronting us.
This is aloiht r campaign lut-, anl a
caipaign year itan, a yealr if extrav
altantc. 'or itt It toat ha heet our
p ast experien: C. Brblitn ces aid pir
nies comtinut' for at voo.l vhit' almost
ever' day, ai I td"very timt),' you hear of
a hariecee or pienie it means a whole
lot of p'ovisioun wat,tel. Noa shall \,e
continue this lu-tful wast.' whieh. most
certainly, if ke't up wi. bring on woe
ful wn'tl. Wet h''pe nut. liact n is very
high, antd hto ! throughout the country
are not v,'ry pht ti ifui. In the face of
ii. fact we art' more oitp)sedt :o barte
t"e. this yt'ar ittan we hive ever heen
h 'or''. Tho se pet,pIe we owet want
-ntuet. a tni if we continu-? th cpra-.tiet
,f ext.vat'an_' 'e we will 1.ver he abit
notI amo t l l. a o f pi.s. t ..t. net v
:r ,t:-. . it .- un . a td s: a"i the
t:'u" to r u t t!n'- fa'.- -. e
- r - ar. ' - . a.:- '-a.i " a t t i.e
-tn te \ : . 1. .- r. :.ave a c iu -
to' - x1 .-: W' . . iv e:teb othi r
1. itn 0 will utke the.-t houg.tht
IinOu '.-''sh it' ti ti.
M '' . E s is tn,tit' a A t ilt
with her inughter and son-n Nw, Mr
atni Mis. . A. "kir'd, in I. n. L in .
.NIr tool Mt's. Thoi,s. L. IB. lipps' l'ittile
dlauight.er, iBoninii, wvhi has beeni stck
st.t'ii t o ii i prove'.
i nter-State and Wes''t. niiain Expositioni
in C hai'leston,? Yes. at grea'it many of
youi have been.'i there, and wit.nessed
ve'ry mny of the woniderifui works of
Itin I,.hbere Is ani o oterv windlerful dis
phliy on hiaind, taid pi rhaips it, Is sonie
thin.. that, wil tickle your' fancy and1(
g ie yon a lit tLie mlore' lasti nug pleamsur'e
than what yo'u hnve seen in (Jharb-'ston.
Tais grand dispiay is going on now
e very ii '1y, t'ept. 8.. nday, in Lhe b ilg
('orner attire on Malin suret just oppuio
ite ft Newberry'i' hiotel. On iihei. in
terior' you w'~iill iid 0. M. . aieson,
with hiis stalf' of piolite tierks, exhibit
ing ia full lineit of Li-he most bteautifulI
your' eyes have 've'r be'held. Andt to
het lher an' ~iid Suitii t er crwdi 5carri'~ng
out these goods is ev idence enough to
show h at, the pr lie are hidowi the av
om.ige. Why t rade is l ike r-unin g wa
te3r is an easy pl)e.h'n t) solve, it is
siimly3 h)ieanist it, aliways hunts the
"'lowest'' places. You pirofessors and
students whot are look Ing for ward to a
grand time this summer at your' eon
vent.iOn)s and a-sociations, and all you01
candidiates who want to face the pi)tiO
ini styleI will fin ii' t. t.o y'our' initerest to
visit, the store of 0 M. Jaitleson. Hie
hasi got, somethuing t hat will make you
look neat.. But. Lt're's just a lot. of
peCopie wYho wvant to dress neat and look
niice besides the professors, students
and candlidates, who will all ilndl It to
thcir advantage to visit the big display
of eli'thing at O M. Jamileson's stor'e.
We made a brief visit over in the
Long Lane section iast Sunday and
spent ia short wivle with our brot.her,
S. A. Rikard, friends J. TI Kihiler and
I- E. Hunter. Thiese were all our
n)eighcors who moved away from our
section last witer. We are glad to
1see that tbey ar'e located In a good com
munity on nice farming land. The
place is known as Mr. Calvin K. Baker's
Mayes p)lac-.; It is very productive land,
and we trust, that our friends with all
the rest of thQ commtinity will make
'good crops. We st.opped in ashort while
on our return home t,o see Mr. 0. K.
Baker and family. M r. Baker Is a very
enthusiastic farmer andi Is realizIng
good profits from his farm. We have a
lot of krindred and fr.end i., thi c.
ounity, and we hope soon to be able to
make our visit a little longer with them
so that we can have a little inore to say
about Long Lane.
While we are writing we learn that
little Bonnie, wnom we men"tioned
above, bee taken quitt. il, and Mr. Ept.s
has summoned a plnvsiui,mn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Epp.' little,iauuh.
ter, Bessie, is also sick.
Mr. Editor, we don't bla'ie you for
saying the State Democratie l'onveu
tion was a representative body. Surely
it was, when it took the legislative
matter into consideration and passed a
resolution favoring the old worn out
Child's Labor Bill. That should be
laid aside as a dead issue. We should
alt feel thankful that wo live in a free
country, and it is time to stop bother
ing after parents about how they are
to work their children. Everybody is
not situated alike; uor can everybody
do just alike. We venture the asser
tio.n that there is nobody who has a
better feeling for children than we
have; but every man and woman has
to provide for their own household.
Very resp. cfully,
May 27, 1902. T. J W.
(Ui.aninga Around Timothy Urt,ek.
Lovely weather for farmers. Crops
are looking fine , Cotton is about hoed
over the first time and is looking fairly
well Gardens are all we could expect
of them.
Mlr. lildridge Boozer, in company
with Mr. Chape Lake, visited the Cha r
leston lExposition a few days ago.
Mr Johnnie Cousins, Jr , and Mr.
Johnnie Cromer went to Charleston to
the l;xposition
Wheat is not quite as good as last
year, but is ripening in a hurry. Soon
the sound of the Roller Mill whistle will
be heard, and if you want good flour
bring your wheat to ir Robert Schum
p 't's mill It makes the best.
Mr. Berley Cromer enj 'yed a mess of
bear.-., and beets fresh from his garden
the 20th
Mr. Berley Cromer's baby has been
very sick but is some better at this Writ.
inig
Mr Luther Ilawkins visited Mr. Dan
iel Boozer Sunday.
Aliss lEllie Cousins spent a few dabs
here with her brother's family. She has
returned home.
11r Eiridge Boozer speaks of going
into bee cu!ture He has bought some
Italian bees and patented gums and Mr.
Herbert came down and fixed his bees.
If you want to learn something about
S'ees talk with Mr. Walter Herbert.
Glad to see Mr Sidney Wheeler in the
race again. He who beats him will have
.c hustle. Mr. Wheeler is one of our
tuo4t worthy gentlemen.
Mr. Johnnie Cousins, Jr , and family
visited his father's family yesterday.
The writer had the pleasure of seeing
and shaking hands with Mrs. Ellie Bu
ford, in Newberry, a short while ago.
she had just recovered from a very sick
spell and is lookinz well. Mrs Buford
is one of the most popular ladies of Mol
lohon. IIer many friends will be glad
to hear from her
Our people have from time to time
beenCi visiting the Charleston Exposition.
Dr. WV E. Lake went and carried his
childreni this week. All report having
ani enjoy..ble timie
Pienic at H.artford today.
Wec are glad to see Mir. John R Perdew
utnnoncedl as a candidate for County
Supe~rvisor
Our community is alive and full of
fun, visiting, etc , all of which go by
unmentioned owing to sickness.
May 24th. W. C.
Ant Educational~ Pari.y to Soilamer School
of the sornb .
An educational party to the "Summer
Schlool of the South" at Knoxville,
T'enn., June 19-Juily 8Sat, conducted by
Prea'.dent P. D. Poilock and P. W. H.
K ilpat rick, of Mercer' University, wIll
leave Macon on special train over the
Sou'hern railway on June 16th.
Course of Study; 47 differe.nt.cour.ses
of study taught by specialist North and
Souith; 21 courses in common school
suN ts and methods; 9 courses In
Ps3ehltogy and pedagogy; 1'7 courses
in high school andI coilege work; and
many '.ectures by men of national reptu.
t,at.ion on ge'neral topics.
'ost of board andi h dging $5.50 tc
$4.50 per' week, regist ration fee for any
or nil whot work $5.00; railroad fare,
one fare for the round trip from Macori
and return $6 94; similiarly reduced
ra es from all other points on the
'othern railway.
Suggestions: Register your natme for
the special party with President P. D,
Pollock, Mercer University, in order
that choice rooms andI location may be
reserved in advance.
Atdit-io,nal in format ion: Write Su.
psrintdendttt P. P'. Ciaxmon, Knoxville
Tenn ,for complete circ'ulars of informa
tion as toi courses and cost, and to thc
under-signed as to the detailgof the trip,
W. H. Tayloc, A. 0. A ., A tlanta, Ga.
HIoI's Up * C'ongnmaan.
"At the end of the' campaign," writed
('htmr (Clarit, Missouri's brilliant con.
grt ssoian, "from overwo,rk, nervoum
tension, loss of sleep and constant
speaking I had about utterly collapsed
It seemed that all the organs in my
bod y were out of order, but three bot.
tIes of Eliectric Bit,tems made me all
right. It's the btest all-round miedicine
ever sold over a drugglat.'s counte.r."
Overworked, run-down men anid weak,
sickly women gain spiendid health and
vitalit-y from Eltectrie Bitt..rs Try
them Only 50c. Guiranteed by all
druggists.
OFFICEHOURS-Pu:eons having
buiess with the County Super
intenident of Education wIll p lease call
at his office on Mondays and Saturdays,
us those are his office days.
t,f Eug, S. Werts. Sunp't..
Lulsion
,f Cod I.Aver' Oil is the Imean'
I if,, and enj.oymenl t of1 life to
t hol'usa"lds: , ]llen wonlenll11nd
tc ildlre!l.
\\'i'n appetite fails, it re
storc it. When food is a
burden, it lifts the burden.
\W hen you lose flesh,it brings
the plumpness of health.
When work is hard a'hd
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright.
It is the thin edge of the
wedge; the thick end is food.
But what is the use of food.
when you hate it, and can't di
gcest it?
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is thefood that makes
you forg-et your stomach.
if you naenot tried it, send for
r sample, its agreeable taste will
aururiseo.
SCOTT' & BOWNE, Chemists,
409 Pearl Street, New York
60c. and $1.00; a' druggists.
PROLIII@fTION.
S TA l'. 01" SOIJ I'll 'A ROLI N A,
iX Ec'trIVi': MANSION i
W Ji EEAS IN1 iOR 1A l'ON [ AS
been rue ived at ti . tepa,rtment
that on the nieht. of t.h. fourt.b day of
M -ty, A D. 11102, the store .tnd post
olice of I. W. Good win, at Vaughtn'
ville, in the ('.'ntt'; of Newhb'rry, was
burned, and there hiing reason to be
lieve that the burnir:ngjt was an aet of
itrc.ndia' ism,
Now, therefore, I. M. 1 .tetileeney,
Governor of the Statte of 1 'uth Caro
lin. in order that ju"tice may be done
and the maj, sty of the law vindicated,
do hereby ritfer" a reward of On. iun
dred Dollars for the apprehcnsiI,n and
c'nviction of the p"'rson or persons who
committed said ne:. of ineenetiari-n
In testimony where"if, I have hereunto
sr t my hand and caused t-h. geat
seal of t'e State to he allix'd, at
('olumbia. thi" twentuy-sixth day
of Mac, A. D. 1902. nod lin the
126h year of the" I'lelep'.nde'ee
of the" U nitedi S'at S of Amt+rica.
By the Gov""rnor.
M H. MeSWEi,NEY,
M. 1. ('ooi.:R, seeretart of Stat'
Teacher Wanted
TIE JAILAiPA SH 'iiOML 'V I.
eleet at te ,'r on .Jun. 14th.
Torm 8 mton h. $30 per ri onthi board
ab 'at $8 p r month.
Apply t .
T. H1 t'H AL,\i I H'N.
GEo. c'.L \ t;)W.
Wt ER NEs'' MIt'' A N''.
May 28, '02 Trr ustet'.
Int preparinrg p rescri ptions at
Peiham's Pharmacy.
WVe are governed by the rules of
accuracy, care anid promrptntess.
There is no drug store in the State
that can serve you better. W bheer
you send or come yourself, you get
the best attention ahvays.
Prescritinll Pharacists,
Musical
Instruments!
We have just put in
a general line of Musi
cal Instruments:
Guitars,
Mandolins,
Violins,
Banjos,
Auto- Harps,
Accordeons,
etc., etc.
Harmonicas,
AT'
Mayes' Book
Stor e.
Notice to (Jreiit.ors.
agains, .b t''- of Precious
Eliko Theomaa, deco,,seod, are hereby
nlotified to reinder in the -amne du lly at
tesIted to Lthe und'rslL t'd or' hi-, attor
noya, Messrs. .Johnsten, & Welch, and
those, indebte dI to pay the samen
J. HUIt ST'OOKM AN,
Anellnthtono Ad dminisatrator.
NOMINATIONS.
For Ooogross.
W C ren' til' hora', i to announwe
Vu. N rarydOi t a adidato
forl t'(%ttn 1rttss fri mtI he 1'hIrd ()on,r .
siotal )is,triot, suihj ,^t to i hnt nctlion of
the 1)t Iml rt'' ii'e 1tttluim'y t'clioln
W Y' AT' I' A. IlN 1 A llIVI,,0,
Is It lr\b Itt,nttnet' t If,, t on, i
da t for t con r('es from tll l'hlr t 'lIf.
gressionlal 1)istriet. a4nd4 is pli'u;ei'd to
abideu the result, of the l I)ouoratic
primary elect lon
1 It It 1' SNII'Ll O1 I'I('KPIN8,
Is herohlt tinnotiteod a, a canui
dat-e for C(ingirss fl om thset Third Con
gres-iltonnI 1)tst.rii, and is glt'dgted to
abidc the result. of t hl. DemolIcratic p"1
t1mry elect-ion.
('1 t'MO 1' PI' t INt , I9SQ., O' AN
derson, 1i1 er'bO ta"tnnled as. i
Cndll hiate for ('oner ss from thu Third
Ct ngressional 1).-t.rietl., ni' is p 'tlge'd
to abide th r'stilt of the1 D1:motrat.e
pritiarv elettion .
I. MNc 'A1,1A, 01' A)3B1VILLIC,
_L i, h ereb., atnntnetitd ia t-'ndldato
for ( .onut.'res- frm th" T''hitd (:ont; es
slon-l D isl riet in t,hl- Democeratic pri
mlary and is pledged to abide the re-sult,
of t he same.
W M. J STIUBiLING 01 WAL
ha1la, Ocoun"e Gounty, is here
by tnnouillctied is i cantidite for ('on
eress fron the Third Congr'ssional
District in the D'"111etc'at,ic Primary
1nd Is pledged to alidi the result of the
same.
For House of Represen
tatives.
I AM A CANI)1DATE ["Ott R;
j lloect., 1i ia Ieller of til louse
of Ltpresentta ivt's suuject to the rules
of the Deiocr ttic party.
I're'd R. Dom inet ick.
For County Superinten
dent of Education.
J S. WHE,IC iR is hereby au.1
0 nuune.-d ias Ia cndi,tate for
Couty Sit 1printmII1''nt of Edutattio
and is 1)let 'dd t" iIde the r"et-ult of
I ht* Deiocratic printary.
UU. WIC'tl' IS 1HERIlBY AN
E noulltc d ias at elaililaie. file I't'illlty
Sulpt rin tlidenI. of 1diattion atld is
p e'dtetd to abide thle reistt of (he pri
matr' elect-il)'.
II()-. E. 'I ( NKER It - { { [t I' L3Y
.annouticed b, sanidlla;,' I'ir Super
tite'dent of E l t,ion. . :ai i1 ptt'dL ed
o aiidte the re-u it. of'- he D.-mocral tc
,riInatry.
For County Treasurer
L EI'i'S [S 111':tlI.B'Y AN
noulncddi as ai (0( il.din.i fom .e
e't-r ion to Ithe ('lle of t'ounty TIreas.
urer for Ne'wrt,y""r Conty, tinl is
pl-(Ied ed to ai tla! -h r,'-l'tt I. t f the' )'Ilt
ocriti it prianr(' et c' itn.
For County Supervisor.
N . J. Y. PLOYDI I , 11.[.EBY A N
nl) on '$d '~ ii ('n l)Idateom .o 'r unt,y
Sun "1esor and is wte'eii'd to. ahidte tle
resu '. of ,h(i i' n) r ,eo a IM l.iiI i tu.. elec -
tion.
T UD. 1t: A' AGE is hert-hy at
* nounctd as a cauditate for
('ou'I(.1 Supr-r"vis"r. :'nd is pledue'd to)
ahidet IhI resltit, of tm. I)tnwera'ie
prit try.
I i (;131Y antnl eN' mys.-If as a
cae .!d 'i'. for' o t-;, Suipervi-cor
of N .ebIrry ('omtily, mCte gel. i..:!'my
e o idee tie r''i t of Uei. I) mo1
l'0 . STI' V \ R l'. Jr.
Il H jMBYE1 A N NOU.N(Ci .\ SIL
aN a caudt'e for * I Sip..re-''c~or frt
t' e 'i tuet-y oif Ne'werryt', aced phC'1L.
imy.- If to abtid' the0 a'ej r. if I hte D) m-l
ocraletic primtary electiont.
JOHN B kLDENI1\UGHI.
J' OHI NI.\. SCll UM1i:R r Is iiiRiM
!Fby noinati.t.''i a.s itc e,.el Idti lir
Counrt) SiIuev,tr aro) is ph-eded to
abire the result of I on pranary1
For Probate Judge,
JIIlRI.;HY ANNOUNI.!' MYSIF
the olee' (if Prib,ag.e .Judtge for New
berry C oun tyv, a--dI p i-d ge iself to
ablide te ret'ulit of t he D).emoc'rae e:pri
W. W. I1ODG(;S
For Auditor.
de nounOed us a em.dhhite' , e1
(cinty A ilu or and :ies t g)iu'bd mi iabidi'
W ", l''^IM Wi CICOs l'i is hiereby~
Audtiitor fuor Newbtly (Aeung a tnd i,,
phi'iigedi to aille t,he rl.iut o f I hei
Demeicratic1 pr;'w iee.ein
jj I. l'PING; IS I1l'H MBIY AN
nioucedl i it ctnie l foi' (eit,,
Aitditoe' ateid is p' dgce to aielt the le.
sit of tihe D)emoe.itit' pimarit,y.
For Sub Supervie.or.
of.~.. Nehme ty (Xounty: Wie taklet
leatsurle ini announe,tinthe li naeiii of
J. A. 0' Kihler as5 a cand(leiate' feer te
oflicc of rsub Su pervisor, and jil due hiIs
abidingz faith in lthe resultoef thle D) -mo
For Magistrate.
COLiIN L. ORA I A M is hereb'y an..
niouned~ ats a caindidate for Magils
tr'ate for' No. II Tow nship and is iliedged
to abide t he rsutltsi of lii he). mocratic
primary electIon
fe iaoun(ed as ari cdis fa fo"'M g.t
dtit,ra1e foe'rtia TonsI ps Nes I , 2 and 8,
and as bt e r''d toi aidei the re'sniIt of
'i'iDem ent pr'11iar e' ectieon.
tII l'l V A NNOUJNC E \l YSELPIi
a canrediatie fer Mnil'Istrate for
'l'o'nsh Ips Na's I, 2andl8, and 111ledge
my -If t) iedi t'' t'estult of t.he~ D)teo
S C MMl'RCliANT.
STOCKHIOLDE METING
F MANNULM M'N FT
St-c xhoilder ls of ti'' Comn''.leidd
TelIepitotn"e Coman ty of Seoutih ( irelina
wItl te hseld In te olmee of lt' h..or.
pau'y eon Tueisaa. .1 uni. 3 I. 1892, lit. 12
Oclock sm . for the "1ect1ion of DI)rectorsu'
fot' the enrsutng yeartl, and1( fosr te I rans
action of oithetr butsline
MI L SPENAlMAN '
May 12. 1ne.90.r . rtr..
Oddr?iucui of Nurniturs
For Odd Nooks and Corners
AT
Odd Little Prices.
Young Couples.
Wishing to start house-keeping will find
it to their advantage to furnish the little
homes here. Qualities high and prices
which appeal to young couples with
slender purses.
H. E. TODD & .C.
I4 c -r RAPII3 FIRING GUNS
0 "-f and plFnoy ' f n mmni Ion are here to
do) use in w r~ ags.ii- linehc"s, A itt and
other n'xivum it stets Our Standard
Disinfe-tants a t ath, and as a
N1r 'ECT c lquantity will work fearful de
struction, It Is Iroxp.nt)ive. " osts only
POWDE., 30. per pint. And doin't forget to pur
.aw - chase enough ('amphor and Moth Balls
ROu s to insure the stfe y of your winter gar
~~::: ments dut"itte their "uimmrnj rest.
In chae al the he.t insect destroyers:
Insect Powder 50e. Sticky F'ly Paper
Slug hot - 5c. 500 a Brx.
Paris Green 25e.
GILDER & WEjEKS,
Pariciuar Ph1armacists, Cornler Drug Store,
NWBERRY, S. C.
NEW BICYCLES1 I- ___
FOR $14.00
High grades at al l
prices in Columbias,
Monarchs, Crescents
and Hartfords.
Having had 25 years
of experience, I know
how to do first-class I
work on Bicycles. REST EASY
m.W W ie afryu e wl a pca
ItE-- tion to t.tis brnh of i busines
have a com etc line f 'Inhmingd fix
ICE!guar o ant.ce Ati l waifcory.l b
ICE! Newberry Hardware Company.
iCE: Before You Go Away
My ICe House is Now Summer Trp
Open for the Season. 'you want to see that
See e bfor maingyou have a good Hair,
See e bfor maingTooth, Nail and Flesh
your arrangements for Brush in your trunk.
your supply. The
BEST SERVICE Nice line of Toilet
AT Soaps, Sponges, Tal
AT ~ cum Powders, Perfum-.
.MODERATE PRICES. ery, Toilet waters and
A contiuance of your all Toilet Goods.
liberal patronage is re-~
quested. Our Paij) Rg|jgy aircit o
S . BO J diarrboa and snmmer complaint..
si2rPomptat tention to phone or
...JEWELRY.~Yo
JEWELRY... Mayes' Drur Store.
In large varieties from Ntoa a1 fN~~r
a cheap Stick Pin to aCata------$100.0
FINE~ GOL.D WATCh Sv~r01[it
* Call and examine myof(J.isalwdItettathere
stock before buying. deoit tir.t,Pyl.Jauy1s
ainaJl Badt of N erry8
Su t r hplusrI( and Profts 96,865.8
So aving Deartm,ent cn
Jeweer ud O tic a trcs yies, etJnury.s