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Edwa"d+ n ,t i aptured. A rumor has been circulated that the negro Edwards, charged with the kill ing of J. Butler Kinard had been cap tured Wednesday morning. If there is any truth in the report the authorities here know nothing of it. He is still t at large and a reward of $100 stands for his arrest and conviction. s An Iee cr',.mn FeP"tvx Excelsior Reel Team No. 2, will give an ice cream festival at the old chapel f in West End on Saturday evening, July 26t__ Refreshments will be served on the grounds, and everything will be done to make those who attend have a pleasant time. The young men should I be liberally patronized, and we have been requested to invite the candidates f especially. A Beduetton Sale. d The great reduction sale inaugurated s by 0. M. Jamieson, the head to foot clothier, will certainly attract the at- h tention of all careful shoppers. He 3 offers the best to be had in his stock it the very cheapest prices consistent with the quality. He has the goods, and if fit, good quality and reasonable summer prices are what you want, Jamieson can please you. The Little Wountain 8p?cial 'The Columbia, Newberry and Laurens s Railroad authorities request us to state ii that they will run a special train to Lit tle Mountain on Friday, August 1st, the h occasion being the annual college reF t union at that place, and will have ample accommodations for all who want to go. g The' train will leave Newberry at 8 a o'clock in the morning and returning will leave Little Mountain at 5 p. m. Fare for round trip from Newberry, adults f 50c; children 25c. Prosperity, adults 25c; cildren, 15c. A Card p I desire to return my sincere thanks to those of my friends who have been r kind enough to mention my name in 1 connection with the office of County , Supervisor and to urge me to enter the Democratic primary and to assure me of their support. I appreciate most sincerely their interest in my behalf, a and regret that circumstances are sucha that I have been unable to make the race this year.S Respectfully,g J. R. Perdue. b Sent Up for Houbebreaktng.C Magistrate Chappell sent Doc Cole- o man, colored, up to the circuit court V Wednesday on a charge of housebreak F mg and larceny. He broke into William l< Bllentines house on Sunday night last f, N-..~~~ndstole some clothing, for which he y Rwl likely go to the penitentiary. john Coleman was also sent to the t chaingang for 30) days, charged with Ii petit larceny. On leaving the magis- t trate's office the negro proceeded to "cuss things out in general," and was given an additional 30 days' for cursing on the public highways. or tee N=t vdeu o nlett i. ai sand>ey school c - t.eVeetkno of Newberry Onnoty 1-, be U Id atZ on ChrchJul) 30- 31, t902. * ~ FIRST DAY.d 10:30 a. in.: Devotional Exercises * Rev. Geo. A. Wright. Enrolment of Delegates. * Appointment of Committees. Topic-Round Table: "Home Depart- a ment"-Rev. Walter I. Herbert t Opening Question drawn.s -AFTERNOON. 1 Questions answered. * The Denver International Convention -E. Cavenaugh, Dr. Win. E. Pelham. Topic-The Sunday School as a Soul r Winner-Rev. L W. Swope, J. L. r Epps, Rev. W. A. Lutz, Marion Davis. e -. SECOND DAY.t ' 10. a. iii.: Devotional Exercises-Rev. G. Emory 'Edwards. Topic: The Sunday School Idea-Rev. 2 W. L. Seabrook, J. S. Dominick, Rev. t N. N. Burton, E. C. Jones. The State work-Its needs. Let us - do our part. AFTERNOON. Normal Lesson-Prof. E. 0. Counts. * ~ Have I received benefit from the Sun day School? Short answers from volun- * teers-Led by Dr. Geo. B. Cromer. Election of officers. Election of delegates to Greenville state convention. Miscellaneous business. Adjournment. P. C. Gaillard, Newberry, S. C., has been appointed to take Bro. C. F. Boyd's aplace. All reports should be; sent t hm. Let every Sunday School in the County send to him, or bring to the convention, -the amount pledged for County and State work. If no pledge has been made by your school bring not less than F $1.00. How It Ia Done. Tne~ first obj ot in, hfe with the . American peop-e is to "get r ci:'' the second, h>w to re.gaio good health. The first can be obtained by energy, ho'nesty end saving, the second, (go-d health) by using Green's August Flower. Should you be a' despondent sufferer from any of the effects of Dys pepsia, Liver Complaint, Aoend icitis, Indigestion, etc., such as Sick Head - ache. Palpitation of the Heart, Sour SLomach, Ha'itual Costiveness, Dizzi ness of the Heavd, N4-rvous Prostration, L'w Spirits. etc , you need not suffer another day. Two ooses of the well known August Flower will relieve you at once. Go t1o Win. E Pelham & Son and get a sample~ bot tle free. Reigular .size,75 ets. Get. Green's Spee ai Al1 VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. See notice to creditors. Mr. J. P. Cook has a ten year old rery sick with pneumonia. Mrs. C. M. Cook has returned fror isit to relatives in Columbia. Mrs. H. B. Wells and children, risiting relatives at Pomaria. Magistrate W. M. McMillen, of Cl on, was in the city Wednesday. Mr. T. C. Pool left on Wednesday pend some time in the mountains. Mr. J. Monroe Wicker is announ( candidate for supervisor in this pap Mr. 0. Mc. R. Holmes has returr rom a few days visit to Asheville, Mr. A, C. Jones' family left 'uesday to summer at Hendersonvil 1. C. Mrs. J. M. Bowers left on Wednesd or Atlanta to visit her son, Mr. Jas. lowers. Miss Mary Thompson left on Tu< ay for Hendersonville to spend t ummer. Rev. W. W. McMorries announc ihself a cand;late for Coun 'reasurer. Several citizens of the city attend he opening campaign meeting at I iaria Wednesday. Mr. J. L. Graham has been appoint ostmaster at Pomaria and has tak harge of the office. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davenport a pending several weeks up North taki: i the principal cities. Misses 'Lizzie and Eloise Earhar ave returned from a two weeks' vi relatives in Clinton. Miss Lizzie Copeland has return m a visit to Clinton, and is at hor Mr. J. W. Earhardt's. There has been but few prisoners ril ince last court, but as the tir )r court approaches, the jail fills up. The sheriff has carried two neg romen to the State Asylum within t asweek from this county. The county campaigners will have st from today until Thursday, Augu 2th, when, they will meet at Prc erity. The court ' house looked desert ednesday-all the county office rere at the county campaign meetii tPomaria. Magistrate Chappell sent Marsh; wittenberg, colored, to the cha ang for thirty days Tuesday f reaking contract. Prof. H. B. Dominick and family, osler, are visiting Mrs. Fulmer a her relatives in the county. Th ill remain here until September. Deputy Sheriff Johnson arrested H ry Henderson, colored, in Clintor w days ago. The negro has be anted in this county for some time. The Mower Company announces is paper a summer sale. The esta shed reputation of- this house maki us announcement the more worthy our consideration. Read it. Prof. J. B. O'Neall Holloway, |lloree, Orangeburg County, and a s< f Col. Thos. W. Holloway, has be ected superintendent of the Grad ~hools at Williamston and has apted. The corn crop between Newberry a omaria is fine and there is a gre eal of corn planted. It is a good sig L means full cribs,and a full dinn ail. Col. D. A. Ruff has an especial ne field. Bicycle riders in this city are havil hard time now. They cannot ride de sidewalks and the streets are Lich condition from the sewerage dite ug that they cannot ride in the streel 'hey have to grin and bear it. 'To Eiroll 'onft dert VetP. Clerk of Court Jno. C. Goggans h~ aceived from the State enrollment coi ittee of Confederate veterans, a coun nrollment book and one book for ea ownship-and a nice set of books. 12 loggans would be pleased if the Tow~ bip enrollment committees would c t his office and obtain these books, bat the enrollment may begin at or u every Township and neighborlia 'his plan to perfect the rolls of t eterans is a good one, and it is nec< ary that the work be done at once a e done thoroughly. Let each toy hip and neighborhood enroll their o eterans, and it is hoped that t eighbors, kindred and frien'ds of iving or dead veterans will earnes mite in aiding the surviving veters n prosecuting this enrollment at on. Homaig PigEons. Wednesday morning Mrs. Carol 1arris noticed among her pigeons ;tray and peculiar one, which pro' o be a homing pigeon. On its leg v Lgold band with the following insci ;ion: "9466 G. A.'' Mrs. Harris 1as it in charge. On the same day one was also e :ured at the County Home. It lit :he door steps and was picked up ne of the inmates. On its left was an aluminum band with this insec :ion: "G. E. B. No. 10.'' On it's ri leg was a plain brass band. Mr. Su sent the bird in to the city Wednesd It is supposed that the pigeons been released at some point and caught in a storm and being exhaus Lad to stop. Both pigeons are perf< ly tame. No Longer than Your Hand is the spot in your back directly affe< by lumbago. But it is big enough~ prostrate you until a kind friend Perry Davis' Painkiller into your ing flesh. Then the throbbing p which has been as bad as toothat dies away. Painkiller is equally g in relieving sciatica and the var forms of rheumatism. 25 and 50c. THE CITY COUNiCIL PETITION Et). Mr. R. H. Welch Petitions for lie-lief in the TI ion Sew,-rage Situation-Does Not Like the Idea of Ihiug 'Taxed for Something for Which he hee!-tv-s no Krtne a a t1 Petitiona Kecc,ivPd as' In for matton. p1 ire ar Mr. R. H. Welch has taken up the ur in- question of sewerage with the Commis- se sioners of Public Works and the City to Council and is making things quite in- tl teresting in that direction. of The following petition was presented :ed to the City Council at its meeting on A er. Tuesday afternoon, a similar petition F. Led being presented to the Commissioners S N. of Public Works, which after some dis cussion, was received as information! H on and placed on file, with the under- W le, standing that the council stands ready at any time to order an election on the W ay question of issuing additional bonds to A. extend the sewerage as soon as a peti- Ej tion from two-thirds of the freeholders is presented to them: Et hs THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA- TI he County of Newberry - Town of Newberry. ba Ex arte, R. H. Welch, Petitioner. re., The Sewerage Question. R2 ty PETITION. St To the Mayor and Aldermen of the J ed Town of Newberry, S. C. The peti >o- tion of your petitioner would respect- J. fully show: Sil 1. That he is a resident and tax payer ed in and of said town of Newberry, S. C. Ni en II. That he wishes Lo call the atten tion of the Town Council to the fact that he is being entirely left out by the D re sewerage system being put in, and no rg provision whatever is being made for J him in any way, whatsoever, to con nect with any of the mains of the dt sewers. The nearest mains to him are it higher than the sewer fr'm his home : will connect with, and still carry the waste, even though he were able to . ed spend enough money to carry his pri ne vate sewer blocks in order to reach the street mamn. III. He wishes to call the attention in of the Town Council to the fact that Su ne the sewerage of Johnstone street stops at Mr. John M. Kinard's and turns suddenly to Main street. That no one ro on Johnstone street can use this sewer, he or the one on Main street, because they v i are both higher than their private j u sewers will be. That this is one of the In a very few sections of the town that is t building up and that can build up. IV. He wishes to call attention of the for - Town Council to the fact that, although of the Newberry Cotton Mills pay nearly ha or quite one-fifth of the taxes of this rs town, that it and its people, who sorely re; need the sewerage, if any one in town 31 g needs it, get practically no sewerage - whatever. V. He also wishes to state that the al Mollohor Cotton Mill and its people, .in when - :egins operation, will have ~ or sewerage, although it will hardly pay ~ one-fifth as much taxes as the New- ~ berry Cotton Mills. of VI. He wishes also to state that he aid has just been informed that no one on College street, beyond Scott's Creek ey will have sewerage; that no one on the3 street leading by and out to Mr. 0.5 11.. Wells', beyond Scott's Creek will have ~sewerage; that the side streets thatj arun into those streets will not be3 en sewered; in other words, nearly or quite a clear majority of the residences of in this town will not have sewerage. mVII. He wishes to enter his protest b- against this condition: es 1-Because to him, it is not keeping of good faith, for he signed the petition asking for the election on the question of sewering the town, and he voted for the re of sewering of the town upon promises de on held out to him that all would have la~ esewerage. That on account of this at npromse and assurance, he signed the epetition and voted for the sewerage. Ec- Not to get it now aeems to him a lack - of good faith, if it is still in the power I of any of the authorities of this town I aid to give it to him. at 2-Because he feels that to ask him -to pay taxes to help sewer the town and himself be left out is unjust and er tyrannical. It is no better than taxa- 19( ly tion without representation. It is but ful asking him to tax himself that others ing may have the luxury and convenience coi ~of sewerage; to tax himself that the coi on property of others may be appreciated ap: in in value and desirability, while by com *h- parison his is depreciated in value and - *Is this fair? Is it right? Is it good faith? VIII. He respectfully demands that he either be given sewerage, or that Ba as provision be made so that not one dol- be: n- lar or one cent of taxes shall be paid wi ty by him for that which he ought to but O' cdoes not get. o cIX. He urges the Council to act at pu [r. once in this matter, because the sewer- as 'n- ing operations are being pressed for- Co all ward very rapidly, and soon he will be ty~ met with the answ"r that it is too late, mi soas the work has passed him. He wants .ce action while action can be had to any x. effect. Respectfully submitted, he R. H.WELCH. SJuly 16, 1902. nd-- - - -- Bc -A RealI Cost 8aIe N'n Going on the principle that the "early ;he bird catches the worm,'' Mimnaugh S all has already inaugurated his great sum- NV tly mer cost sale, at which goods are going m5 at a mere song. His business the past Sc e- six months has so far exceeded that of ti, any previous year, that he is feeling C< ie good and wants his customers to feela ;a good with him. He offers genuine bar-C red gains in every line; bargains that are pl was real bargain's. Go and see. Why, t1 .p Mimnaugh can show you more bed till spreads on one pile than you can find in all the stores of any town in this ap- State the size of Newberry, and the on price-well if you want them, theJ by price is no object.I leg ay. o' tal . be~ 'a- re-ults on baking. had '(iftob' tB-v r : - is , 1'-:. - .tis.fae tion because ihe g oalit y of "Cliftuii" is I ted always the hiighes'. The quality of ct- "Clifton" n:'ver varis, as does the quality of other ilours The hous - keeper cannot depend on a hlour that varies in quality, but you can depend ted on"Clifton" uts If yuhv o sd"lfo"hv uh- you groce snot yue aitrial a ain, Your groesewil prove atilsactort am, our swll r ovess.atryt o, oud awel Ns tuS. O los +rRNS Owenboro.I v.', tf Owenshoro, Ky. THE CANDIDATES in wIo Havr Signed the Pledge and will I)' Voted for ii, the Primary Eleclion. The time for candidates to sign the edge expired on Tuesday at 12 o'clock, id the list of candidates is now made , and they are now before the people eking their suffrages. The following is a complete list of ose who signed the pledge and the lees which they are seeking: For House of Representatives-E. H. .ill, John F. Banks, F. H. Dominick, W. Higgins, Arthur Kibler, W. H. nders and John M. Taylor. For Judge of Probate - W. W. >dges, Amos S. Wells and Johr. C. ilson. For Treasurer-John L. Epps and 1 W. McMorries. For Auditor-Wm. W. Cromer, L. I. )ting and E. H. Longshore. For Superintendent of Education ig. S. Werts, J. S. Wheeler and tos. E. Wicker. For Supervisor - John B. Beden ugh, J. Y. Floyd, J. R. Green, T. D. image, Geo. W. Swittenberg, T. 0. ewart, Jr., John M. Schumpert and Monroe Wicker. For Sub-Supervisor-Benj. Halfacre, A. C. Kibler, G. S. Moore, J. C. igley, W. H. Wendt and J. M. chols. For Magistrate vos. 1, 2 and 8-J. H. Chappell, B. F. .y, R. C. Maybin, S. C. Merchant, W. Reeder and C. B. Tidwell. Vo. 3-T. P. Adams. qo. 4-Frank W. Fant. vo. 5-W. C. Sligh. .o. 6-J. H. Williams. o. 7-J. W. Ropp. ,o. 9-S. L. Fellers, B. B. Hair. Jo. 10-P. B. Ellesor, J. C. Wilson. o. 11 - Colin L. Graham, W. F. ber. xcurrlon 1- Atlanta. k special excursion train will be ruu C. N. & L. Columbia to Atlanta, ly 29th. due passin'r Chapin, 11:49 a Prospurity. 12.12 p. m.; N,wberry, I 26 p. w.: glinton. -1:10 p. in. Fare tho round trip from all points nortb olnmbnia $2.00 per capita. Children f rates Tickets rood returning ular trains up to and including July ;t. E. Cavenaugh, Agent. \i Goi|T WAIT. li you knew how SCOTT'S EMULSION would build you up, increase your' weight, strengthen your weak throat and lungs and put you in con diton for next winter, you would begin to take it now. Sen't forNree sample, and try it. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 409:415 reairl Street, New York. Soc. and $1.00; all druggists. Notice to Creditors.I HE CREDITORS OF ROBERT B. .McCarty, deceased, are hereby uired to render statement of their nands, duly attested as required by r to my attorneys, Mower & Bynum, Newberry, S. C. HATTIE McCARTY, tdm'x of Robert B. McCarty, dec'd. Furman University, GREENVILLE. S. C., ILL BEGIN THE NEXT SFSSION fon Wednesday, September 17th, 12. Location convenient and health .Courses of study elective or lead-] -to B. A. and M. A. Degrees. Full ps of instructors and ample mess ac nmodations. For other information ly to the President. A. P. MONTAGUE, LL. D. ~')TIGE. TOTICE ?S HE hBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned, composing the ard of Jury Commissioners for New -ry County, State of South Carolina, 1, on the 19th day of July next, at 8 lock a. in., in the office of the Clerk Court for said county, openly and blicly draw thirty-six jurors to serv'e jurymen at the August term of the urt of Sessions for Newberry Coun beginning August 4th, and continu for one week. W. W. CROMER, County Auditor. J. L. EPPS, Count y Treasurer. JNO. C. GOGGANS, Clerk of Court. ard of Jury Commissio3ers for New berry County, S. C. Newberry, S. C., July 9th, 1902. DUTH CAROL NA IILITARY ACADEMY. Dne vacancy in the State Beneficiary holarship to be awarded on competi re examinations, for this (Newberry) lunty. Blank forms of applications seould be plied for at once to Col C. S. Gadsden, airman Board of Visitors. These ap ications, fully made out, must be in e hands of the Chairman on the 31st tly in ordcr to receive attention. C.S.GADSDEN, July 1, 1902. Ch. Board Visitors. Ail Raes ar 'E BEST. FULL LINE - OF - REPAIRS FOR SALE BY I W. Wie. SPECIAL NOTICES. 'INE LOAD BRADFORD MEL Ions. Saturday. I sell Groceries cheaper for cash than any house. .T P. COOK. WALL Paper can be had at Wooten's where its kept in stock. tf FIRST CLASS BARBECUE WILL be given at Williams' store on campaign dy J. W. Sanders and J. W. Ropp. Gents, 40c; ladies, 30c. W ANTED-Scrap Iron of every de scription, and old machinery. Any kind of fire wrecks or stocks. Write for particulars. Address J. B. Gar funkel, Columbia, S. C. t&f8t YOU want a cool coat? You can get it at Wooten's. tf YOUNG .JACK for servicu. Apply to A. L. Knighto'i. tf M M. BUFORD. RAVE things up t-, date. Send your Collars ana Ctffs to Newberry Steam Laundry. ( O bundle too nua I, none too large. to have our attvntion. Newberry Steam Laundry. CALL at The Herald and News oficeI for Labor contracts, Rent con tr cts, Liens, e c CLEAN LINEN pays. In order to have it this way serd it to New >erry Steam Laundry. [F you have fault t find do rot hesi tate to tell us. All complyints are arefully consider-d at the Newbeiry A team Laundry. MON EY T'O LOAN-We negot.iate loats ti improved farm lands at tight per c'nt. interest on long time. Eluat, Hunt & Hunter, Attorneys. ALL business that's business is "re ciprocity" business. We help V hose who help us; it pays us and them. V The Newbe-rry steam Laundry. RUBBER STAMPS-Name stamp C 15c. per line. Pads 10c. Dates, nerchants markingoutfits J P. Cook, ewberry, S. C., Rubber Stamp Manu- L acturer. 6ms ltaw I O.O. F PULASKI LODGE NO. 20. P ELETS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT at 8 o'clock at their lall at the i raded School building. Visitors cor I lially invited WM THOMAS. N G T. S Hudson, Seeret.ar. &Caklill hbk1 No, 9. . I. 0. 0. F WILL MEET TOMORROW a Wnight at 8 o'clock in Odd Fel ows' Hall. Visitors cordillyII invited. Miss IDA TURNIPSEED, N. G. a Mis;s Maggie Butchisor., Sec. Notice. DOMMENCING PROMPTLY AT ~8.30 a. in., Saturday, July 26, an lection will be held in St. Luke's choolhouse, District No. 13, for the >rpose of voting a special school tax f two mills. All electors in the above amed District, who return real or per ;onal property for taxation and who ~xhibit their tax receipts and registra- - ion certificates, are urged to come and 'ast their ballots either for or against he extra levy. By order of the trus ees. J. 0. MOORE. N. E. TAYLOR. B. W. BOOZER. ello Centrall!----Give Me 48 COnlfectioilry ald Bakry! L They have all kinds of Bread atent B"ead, Milk Bread, Grab'm Bread, Cream Bread, Cap Bread, Ry e Bread, immel S'eed Rye Bread, Boston Brown Bread. Largest assortment of fresh, fancy akes ever shown here~ before.I Orders taken by Telephone and de ivered free of charge as we have out iur new delivery wagon.T Call and see us, or ring up Phone o. 48. SH. A. Meyer & Sn. n -TH E (E8TABLISHED IN IS71.) Dapital---- -- --$150,000.00 3urplus and Profits - 96,865.88 General banking business Lransacted vith promptness. Special attention to .. ~olections. Correspondence solicited. Savings Department.I Deposits allowed interest at the rate f 4 per cent per annum from date of 1eposit. Interest payable January 1st . .nd July 1st of each year. M. A. CARLISLE, Prest. TI. S. DUNCAN. Gashier. J. W. M. SIMMONS. A.sst. C'r a' - fi 01 In preparing prescriptions at Peham's Pharmacy. We are governed by the rules of accuracy, care and promptness. There is no drug store in the State that can serve you better. WVhether C you send or come yourself, you get tc the best attention always. W E. Peihani & SOil, Seasonable A WAE HAVE our barg ur entire sto luslins and ( e closed out ACTUAL FIi iso Odds and I engths from ev, t reasonable pi Vhite Goods, Si inghams, Percal s, Wash Silks press Goods. In artment has bi itS SPIT CA nd you are the nd take advant ort unity. ;LoI N ALL LOW CI dies Oxfords worth $ dies' "" Misses Oxfords at the Mi's Low Cut Shoes Men's and Boys' Strav EAUTIFUL LAWNS ose worth 15c now 8 1 now 7c., and many oti sacrificed. haveful stock Butterick Pitt for sale by single copy o Yours truly, )ON'T S hen we advertise we l~ ivertise to sell and sell ring. 5000 2 lb cans t her Bargains sold in le There are sorne who ~ter the early bird has< en say, why you adver ods We say to these ents, come at once, f ere are those who tak~ >portunlity. RE IS AN0ThER EYJ 1,500 Caas 3ib Tomatoes, 10c per 2003bcafl Srap apples, best 1,00() 2b cans Syrup Peaches 8c 1,500 21b cans Blackberrie,d9 e We have bargains for every one ii Lothing and Shoes. We bought our keep warm. New goods arriving d Yours f 0. KL E lerchandise. thrown on ain counters ck of Printed )rgandies to at 1ST COST. ?nds and Short ery department ices, including visses, Muslins, es, Linen Batis and Summer fact every de 3en touched in 1K SALIE gainer. Come age of this op Yours truly, (1 OUT! IT S H OES. 2.00, goings at $1 .00. 11.50, going at $ .75. l.00, " at .60. .75, " at .45. same reduction. at same reduction. v Hats at half price. AND SWISSES. -3c. Those worth IOc 1er good things being erns on hand, also Delineators r yearly subscription. 10TEN. LEEP save the goods, but we we do. Goods go a omatoes and a lot of ss than two weeks. ,awake at last, come aught the worm and tise and dont have the ,Watch our advertis or delay is dangerous. .e advantage of every B OPENERl! grade, 8c per can. per can. e per can. r can. igh for Prince Henry) 9e per can. 1 every line, especially Dry Goods, goods while comnpetitionlwas blowing ily. or the best at,thne lowest, ITNER. The Feir and Snnare Daler.