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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28

~ Por la secc6n de administration ci-
vii Sc han remitido informe del Inspector del
distrto norte las diligencias sobre alteration de
algunas partidas destinadas a instruction pubi-
ca en- ell presupuesto de Las Marias.
**x iAlerta, ciudadanos!: Surtido colossal de
driles, casimires, mosquiteros, cuelios, puhos
corbatas, acaba de recibirse en- clos Deepen
dientes,, Fortaleza mum. 49,
~ Al mozo del restaurant sLa Catalan:>
Angel Rodriguez, lie han sido sustraitcs nueve
d6cimos del billete de la Loterfa provincial que
Sc jugara ell 30 del corriente, numero s,4Se y
nnmeros de orden l, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, TO-
To que hace pnblico, para caso de sallr premla'
do, tener derecho la reclamation.
T. ~ Nos dice amigo: <Se comenta
Il sicho en- eata capital ell asunto que hubo de
!, >>tarse por la Comisi6n Provincial y Asocia
dos, en- la session del jueves ult;mo, q. qued6
sobre la mesa petici6n del Diputado sei1or
Hernandez Lopez Aquel Sc refere la in
conformdad del senor Director del Institute lie
2 - Ensefanza con la forna de pago por doza
vas parties acordada por ell Centro Provincial
para las atenciones de personal y material de di-
cho plante} de enscnanza Llama la atenclon a.
una persona que assume los dos cargos de Djpu
tado provincial Director del Institute, haya
de tomar parte en- las discusiones de un asuntc
que lie interesa directamente, ell cua!, segnn
opinion de personas competentes, afrmara mas
la incapacdad de que Sc halla revestido ell Di-
rector del Institute para desempeilar ell cargo
| de Diputalo>
~ Los giros Sc hallan actualmente en-
esta capital a los siguientes tipos: Londres
8 DIV. So so 6. Idem 90 div, As 6. Pa
ris, 70 pS. Madrid Barcelona, 30 p9 :.
Provncias, 80 pS. Naeva York, 74t pS.
y Habana, 60 p2.
*. Esta noche tendrA lugar ell ensayo ge-
neral de las zarzuelas <El Gaiteroe <La Mar
cha de CAdiz,, one pondra en- esoena en- nuestro
teatro la <Companfa Iufantil,. Dicen que los
pequefos artistas la interpretan maravilla.
~ Desea usted artfculos de quincala y
ferrete,fa, loza cristalerfa de superior calidad
acuda sin p6riids de tempo al xBazar de los
Paisanos,, Fo1taleza MIN. 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28

10 que fueron recogidos por un bote. Todos
los presentes ofreci6ronlss ropas secas otros
varias copas del celebrado Ron de Ia Copa que
tanta aceptaci6n ha tenido en- Ell pats cuyos
unicos destiladores son los senores Ortega y
Compafifa, de Rio piedras.
~. I'm cuento de Belisario del Valle:
Referese que en- su dltimo viaje 4 esta Ca.
pital, llamabale la atencion leer en- muchos CO.
mercios el ananoi6 xSapolio> 49,. <Sapolios....
Por fin decidi6se penetrar en- uno pre-
guntar 10 que era aquelo. .Contestaronie que
un jab6n extra superior que quitaba todas las
manchas.
-iTodas?-pregunto con insistencia Be-
lisario.
-Todas, s,-respondi6 ell ccmerciante.
-Pues bien, respondi6 ell ingenioso maya
giezano: doy Glen duros 81 me qultan una man
cha que con todos los jabones del mundo no he
poddo borrar.
-;Cual?
La del platano.
La cr6nica no dice 81 Belisario consigui6
su objeto.
X. A un amigo nuestro lie escriben 10 ST.
guiente: sEn la estancia de don Agustin For.
tuno, de San Lorenzo, apareci6 uno de sus
mejores caballos, ell llalnado eel Dlje1, marca'
do en- la nalga derecha de un modo muy orlgl-
gjnal. Personals cientffcas dicen que para ha-
CeT taIes maTCas en eA pelo uoi olAA"- ~ "
emrleado la acci6n qufmica de agunas substan'
cias el fuido el6ctrico. Ell dueho del caba'
llo ha practicado cuantas diligencias ha podldo
en- averiguaci6n del hecho. Pero 10 particular
es que Ia marca dice: clos mejores sombreros
del rnuudo son los de Gel Clacks San Fran
cisco 81.
~ En- Hatillo Sc quejan los vecinos del
NAL estado en- que Sc encuentran los camlnos
que van de la poblaci6n los campos de la Ju'
risdicci6n. Nos dicen que estap intransitables
no solo por e NAL piso que tienen, sino por 10
estrechos que son & causa de la extension que
van tomando cada dfa las de <mayasa
que tienen uno otro lado. Hay sitlos en-
que esthn verdaderamente tapados por las rete-
ridas smayass Con tai motive nos supllcan
lamar la atenci6n de quien Corresponds, pues
las ordenanzas se1alan para dichos caminos un
aneho de metros, cuando menos
~ La Junta Directiva de la Sociedad de
Socorros Mntuos Gel Hogar" ha dispuesto en-
pear ell cobro de las Quotas mensualee desde Ell
nrimero de septiembre proXimO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28

Depu6s puso sobre caoncto del escrtorio err6
este V sc echo la llave ell bolsillo.
Por fin Sc levanto concluy6 de arreglarse
En- aqueo pequena aventura en- La que
interveria ell
Ademas haba sobrevenido edad que de
las 6venes apenas esta desplerto
En- aquea &poca condesa, vuda desde hacla muchos
ao enconaba nnguna parte tan bien
tillo, de la Ferte- -Montaron.
los aredores de Ramboulet, dominic
que reuna mucha
caza extension considerable todo e! luo de las
modernas prefera posesiones de Soiogne
Sns frecuepes Fer6 Montar6n deban Car
un resultado que a habia preyisto
Fernando aeompa6aba madre durane las vacaclones
mientras ell Sagrado Corazon
do sal6 de este colegio durante todo ell verano.
La nteligencia de la joyen estaba muy desarroiada
comprendia a media palabra.
No tard6 en- Montaron, de quienes Bara
frecuenca las de
les demandaba por deto de haban sufrdo agunas
condenas sendo presos por agunos das Romorantn.
soberanamene antpatico Fernan-
da, asi Launay
Entire personal castillo faban algunos
cados guarda que crtcaban la sorina aquelos rgores
desgracado pobres deJaban de
ser parientes de los castelanos de Ia Fert6.
Fernando joven prestaba DIDO ateno aque
Has murmuraciones.
llamaron la atenci6n aquelas discusiones los comen
tarios que las acompanaban
historic que nadie gnoaba ell pas
que cbeza todo ell neres de e
como ella desde de efofuo d
zar que aquela leyenda tena de mistero
no hacer estudo particular de ella?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28
SeCCi0n judicial

Don Pedro de Audrey Montofo, Juez de
Francisco de esta ciudad
Por providencia de esta fecha, dictada en-
las diligencias de jurisdiction voluntaria pro-
movidas por los seflores Sucesores de A. Figue,
roa y Companfa, solcitando la subasta volun'
taria de una casa radicada en- ell pueblo de Rio
grande, en- la calle del Comercio, esquina la
de la soledad, de maderas del pats, techada de
zinc, con su cocina demas dependencies,
construida en- un solar de prypiedad del Ayunta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28
ULTIMA Hl0RA

En- prensa LA CosREspoSDENcIA, hemos
dido, no sabemos con qa6 fundam ento, que Sc
ha rccibido un telegrama anunciando que ha
sido copado el campamento de Maxine Gomez
que ell famoso cabecilla ha cai'o priei onero.
Dfcese que Ia noticia, hasta ahora, nc tiene
confirmation Official.
Lo que fuere, sonara mailana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28
SoCiedad An0nind de Redes te|ef0nicas

SoCiedad An0nimd de RedeS teIef0nicas.
-Linea de Santurce. Sc avisa los abonados
de Santurce, cuyos aparatos hayan de colocarse
fuera de la carretera, que esta Companfa cobra
ra precios convencionales, segdn los casos, ell
vaor de los materiaes desde la carretera central
a las tincas respectivas.- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, Agosto 10 de 1897. - Ell Secretario, 49,
Enrique Delga0o d.
kIm2nen Librerfa de OLYMPIC Otero (Ponce)
As's'a"es' Puerto Rico. co.-KETTERER.- Fill.
grana, opera IS, Polka, 80 centavos. ~ 1DEM.
Ell I4ago de las Ondinas, opera So Capricho,
$l-13 centavos.-IDEM.-A Africana, opera 10,
Fantasia, 81 centavos. IDEM. - DANA
Bogemiana, opera GAG, 113centavos.-IDEM
-Mandolinata, opera ESQ, Fantasia sll3 ctvs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28
RICOS Y POBRES

Entorces resolvi6 abandonar Francia
I'll cura deploraba la mala suerte de protegdo.
-Es una ahaja sin embargo, senorfta Fernando decia
ipero tiene suerte! iEs coraz6n de
-iLe quereis mucho?
Con toda mi alma.
u LIE escribfs alguna que otra vez?
Con frecuenca: hoy mismo.
ri sacerdoe mosr6 Fernando carta que iba entire
gar al pasara.
Por los ojos de la joven pas6 relamgago de maca
ii Quereis que Ia una las de mi casa? pregunto.-Asf
endreis ell trabajo de estar esperanto ell camno
-lPor que rehusar2
he aquf Fernando habia podido eer ell sobre
que confada, curios
dad indiscreta:
<M d. Marcezo INo,tM6,
Gale del Moute-ZAa6or, go.
PARIS,
Ella tenia idea.
Guerra ayudar aque pobre joven que iba abandonar
pas pero oven de anos rica
Reun6 todas economics, junt6 gran trabajo
billete de mil frances
Por fortuna, sus dos hermanos estaban en- Sologne
Les hab6 aparte mostr6 ellos tan mmosa, tan
gentil lisoniera eos biete de
quinientos fanco elo sacrifcaron deter
derse.
Pero lie dieron.
Esto era 10 principal.
lie repit6 insistenca: <iEs para buena
obra!, que concuyeron por ceder.
dos dias despu6s aprovechando la ida Blos con Ia
condesa huespedes siempre numerosos en- Ell
CASTILLO encontr6 medic de momeno de ellos
en- ell sin VISTA
sAllf eutreg6 una carta para certifcarla 49,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28
jGI|llas.s' jGiI|lss :. RIanc0 Y Sosa

de com,sionos, infornes ' consuljJS score ttsos
los ramos de la AGministraccidn, de Ia Agri-
cultura, Ia ln'lustra Comercio. san Juan
de Puerto Rico, caIie de s'an francisco mime.
70 9l.-Dir~c"i''n teiegr1ic;, Bla"cps". P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28
VhRIE D A D { 5

IN. r0hIa cabida 1000 botellaa,
ooss -: tce'"j venden los selores Cere
cedo, --manos y Compahfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-28
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CfSA H.. PRESTAMOS.
Locion antiherpetica del Or. Monte

--Es ell mejor medicamento para curar los he'll
pes, i quitarles la picaz6n en- el momento de
aplicarla.-Esta <Loci6n> esta perfumada.-
Cura la caspa evitando la caida del cabello.-
Hace desaparecer los .barros, empeines, man.
chas espinillas de la cara.-Exite seguro
Observation-Disclosures en- todas las boticas de Ia
AlIsla.-- por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
A GOLD PLAN FoR fEAcnERs.
Prof. sllgh Suggests "a Systematic Plan for
tho InstrnctiBn of Teachets.

At the meeting of the County Insti-
tute on Wednesday Prof. w. K. Sigh
Of Newberry College outlined plan
for the instruction of teachers in the
line OF their profession which ispracti-
col and simple and If carried out would
do much to make efficient and profile
lent and np-to-date teachers through
out tho State. The following Is the
plan as it was stated by Prof Sigh:
j. The counties adopting this plan Of
work are tn ho divided into six dis
tricts, and two subjects with proper
textbooks are to be assigned to each
district the first year. Every teacher
going into this work is to buy the two
books to be issued in his district. The
second year books used in District A
the first year are to be sent to district
B, and so on around the six districts.
A similar change Is to be made each
year thereafter for four years. At the
end of six years teachers are to own
the books then in their possession.
2. The County Association Of each
county is TO make the two books as
signed that county for any given year
the basis of its work during that year.
3. Six faculties of three members
each are to be organized and assigned
to the several districts the first year
for Institute work. Two members of
every faculty are to take charge of the
two subjects under study in the dis
trict to which they are assigned. The
at present. These faculties, year after
year, are to follow their subjects from
district to district.
4. The subjects and books arc to be
selected by a representative committee
selected for that purpose.
This scheme gives the teacher the
use OF twelve books for the cost Of two.
1t gives him a definite, syste-
matte course Of study, in matter
and method, selected by persons COM
pctent to make the selection. 1T gives
IL six-year programme for the Insti
tutes and Associations and thus pre-
vents them from moving in Il circle. It
can be made basis for the examina-
tion~of teachers, if the proper authori-
ties will delegate to the Instructors in
the Institute the power to issue life
certificates to all teachers who have
successfully completed the six years
course.
The plan is u practical ono and can
be put into operation without any out
lay on the part of the school authori-
ties.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, JUNE 25, 1897 -
Leethres to the Teacherr.

The address delivered last Tuesday
night by Prof. Hughes on the subject
"The' Man in the Moon,' was very
good and it was we'll delivered.
After setting forth some theories rs
rs to how the "old man" got to tho
moon, why he could not get away,
what his habits and desires are, and
what are some OF his various attributes,
he dwclt for some time on what he
secs and how he sees It.
Life with It's various vicissitudes was
admirably portrayed, showing it's pleas
mes and follies. He carried us from
Newberry, along the moons track,
around the globe, giving life scenes as
he went and brought us back again to
our own home.
DR.. Voigt spoke Wednesday night
on history and how to teach it. He
urged that we should learn history
not so much for the sake of knowing
when and where the great battles we're
fought, but also as II trainer of the
Judgment, and an inspirer of love
for our country. He said that we should
learn of our own country's institutions,
and strive to Increase q desire to build
them up and also instil into the minds
OF the young II respect for those in
authority.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
A Candidate for the Chain nang.

Some person entered window of
the residence of Mr.. n. T., Epting on
Monday night, went into the room
where he and his family were asleep
and took from chair Mr.. Epting's
suit of cloShes, carried them into the
yard and went through the pockets.
Mr.. Epting's watch was left in his
vest pocket and some letters and pa
pers were scattered about on the ground
near the clothes, which were left on
box near the residence. The only thing
missing was the pocket book which
contained about SIS in small change.
This Is bold theft and If "" guilty
party can be caught he will likely serve
" willie on the public chain gang
Observer.
VThe same or other parties the same
niSht entered the house of Mr.. B. r.
Gogggns but were frightened away.
1t isvyertainly very bold'robbing.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
Excursion to Augusta July 9th,

Grand excursion to Augusta, Ga, on
Monday, July 5th, via the Charleston
& Western Carolina Railway.
Imposing military parade; Grafton of
the day by Hon. Emory Speer, Judge
Of the United States Court.
Splendid parade of the Augusta Fire
Department, the finest in the South.
Baseball and athletic sports of all
kinds, fireworks and numerous other
attractions.
Special schedules and very low ex-
cursion rates will be operated on this
date.
Separate coaches for whites and col
orcd.
For rates, schedules or any other in
formation, write or call upon agent Of
the company, or
w. j. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent,
Augusta. Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

The State Teachers Association will
meet In Greenvillc next week. There
will be large attendance of teachers.
The railroads have made q rate Of one
fare for the round trip, tickets on sale
on June 80 and July l good for seven
days. a special rate OF board has been
nnade to those teachers who go at the
opening and remain for the five days.
The railroad fare from Newberry for
THE round trip is $2.40. Over the
Southern you go through without
change of cars.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

grateful for this one. Ills council has
relieved him from all night work until
fall, which will be great relief to
him.
MIR. j. Sidney Wheeler has been elect
ed teacher in the Excelsior school.
We have heard that number of ne
groes have been arrested for the sup
posed murder OF the negro Rawl found
dead In Saluda in the early spring.
Some of them, if we remember correct
~, were members of the Coroncrs
jury that held the Inquest. Six in all
are implicated, from what we hear.
They have all gone to Jail, or that is
the report. We talked with some of
these same parties about it just after it.
happened, and to our mind at this hate
day they did not act like they were
guilty, but then the jury did not find
how he came to his death at the time
OF the sitting Of the inquest.
The Prosperity Graded School Asso-
| ciation held their annual meeting last
week and elected three trustees for the
next three years: II. G. Mosclcy, H. S.
Bowers, j. l.. Wise. Mr.. y. Nj. Wysc
having moved to Columbia, resigned as
one OF the trustees, aud Kenneth Baker
was elected to fill hi uncxpircd term
OF one year. The trustees elected the
same officers, viz: II. G.. Mosclcy,
chairman: a. III. Kohn, secretary: l.. s.
Bowers, treasurer. Officers Of the AS
sociation: w. n. Mosclcy, presidents:
}. II. Hunter, vice-prcsidcnl; A. G.
Wise, secretary; l.. S. Bowers treas
urcr.
For the past three or four days we
have had very pleasant weather, and
c'ary one can keep cool If they will OK
cept the afternoons, which are still
] hot.
Mr.. Il. l.. Whites and bride are Wis
| iting relatives at Little Mountain this
| week.
| Capt. u. b. Whites was in town for Il
day last week, and was happy and sc-
rene, but couldn't keep cool. he said
Our advice this hot weather is kccl
cool. (lf you cnn.)
|
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
The Teachers at Newberry.

The teachers are taking day or two
off by teaching themselves thing or
two. The meetings in the opera house
have been very well attended. They
discuss methods and modes of teaching
in an interesting and instructive man.
ner. They do not forget that the mind
sometimes needs recreation. SO they in
tersperse their programme with re-
cesses and music, and flavor it occa-
sionally with lectures composed of hu-
NOR, wit and solid tangible facts.
There is not space here to give the
full proceedings. If you are n teacher
You arc missing u treat by not attend
ing. ii you are not teacher you nre
losing sight Of many strange and equal
ly queer incidents that cross teach
er's crooked pathway. We can hear
there the voice of those "crying in the
wilderness" Not the "reed broken
by the wind," but those who shake the
reed. Come and see.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
silver street Dots.

With Mower for the United States
Senate we will be in the boat. The
conservatives. am afraid, will ruin
our chances for an election by putting
ont too many candidates.. Consider
we'll and our men viii not be sacri-
feed.
Dead Fall knows how to make people
enjoy themselves, and also how to Sc.
lect speakers. We wish Mr.. johnson,
their teacher, much success. .......
Capt. !. N. King, Mr.. +. n. King,
Jr., Misses Minnie and Marion King
are on Il visit to Mr. d 3. Werts.
If NinctySiX does not mind she will
lose one OF her bellies.
Crops after two weeks Of fine dry
weather have been rid of the grass and
have gone to growing.
MIR. T.. $. Wrrts is attending busi-
ness college at Asheville,i N. G.
Mrs. T.. II. Lonmshore and son are at
home again.
Cotton blooms are seen around town
now.
| am glad the "boys" are going to
have Il tirst-claSS nine in Ncwbcrry.
Let's have some good playing this sea-
son.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

Now ia the time to provide yourself
and family with bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy as a safeguard against an at
tack Of bowel complaint during the
summer months. 1t costs but 25 cents
and Is almost aure to he needed before
the summer Is over This remedy
never fails, evoh in the most severe
cases, and Is in fact the only prepara-
ton that can always be depended upon.
Wien reduced with water 1t is pless-
ant to take. For sale by w. e. Pei
ham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
VARIOUS AND ALI ABOUT.

Mr.. Chas. p. Pelham has gone to
Harris Springs fora few days.
Mr.. Cole. r.. Blease returned from
Harris Springs on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Cavenaugh returned yester-
day from visit to relatives in North
Carolina.
Nita is right. The editor loves, to go
to the country and only regrets that he
cannot get there oftener.
Mr.. j. W. Taylor of the Carolina
Mfg. co. left on Tuesday for North Car
olina in the interest of the Company.
There will be divine service in ST.
l-uke's church on Sunday next at II IL.
m. and q p M by the rector, Rev. w.
S. h;.clmes,
! = The soda dispensed at Kohn's foun-
tain, Prosperity, is very fine, We
speak whereof we know. And the
fountain is very pretty one.
Messrs. G.. II. Cannon and w. G.
Mayes have bought from Hon. Geo. S.
Mower his place just beyond Mr.. r.. Y.
Leavelt's and will build cottages there
on.
Mr.. L. G. Watkins of the Pratt
Munger System Of Ginning and Ele-
vating Cotton was in town on last week
and closed the contract with the, Caro-
lima Mfg. Co. for one of their outfits.
At 81 meeting Of the board of trustees
of the graded school held on Wednes-
day afternoon Miss Mary Burton Of
Newberry was elected to fill the vacan-
cy in the faculty caused 10y the release
of Miss Smith.
DR.. ID. l.. BOoZer has refitted the
steam mill near town, known as Aull's
mill, and is prepared to do iirst-class
worA in grinding. New cloths and new
machinery have been put in, and every
thing is in good repair.
The Kinetescope Company gave
nice entertainment in the opera house
last night. The pictures are scenes
from real life and ure projected giving
all tho movements necessary to the
scenery. They will be in the opera
house again this evening at 8 o'clock.
1t is worth your time to go and see 1t
if you have not been.
The National Educational Associa.
ton will meet this year in Milwaukee,
Wis, July 60. The railroads will sell
tickets for one fare for the round trip.
The official circular states that the
Southern Railway has been selected rs
the official route for South Carolina
teachers. The fare from Ncwberry for
the round trip is $27.05. The party
will leave Columbia $50 Il. M. July 3.
We have received q letter signed
"Plow Boy" in regard to the Griffith
Satterwhite shooting in Saluda County.
The writer docs not furnish his name
and we cannot PRINT it. Send us yom
name and if you arc Il responsible per-
son and will modify some OF your state
mcnts about Griffith we will print your
version of tho difficulty. We know
nothing about the affair and only print
ed the facts rs they were furnished us.
NIL n. ~. ooicS lluo o'SuCu III OllS
store recently occupied by the New
York Racket Store. The store has
beeu painted and overhaulcd and is as
neat as pin. The front is very pretty
and we see nothing left for S. b. Jones
and Robertson & Glider but to go and
do likewise. Mr.. Jones will have in
his store Mr.. J. T.. Clary, l.. w. Fos-
ter and Miss Riser and with this ef-
fcient and polite force and good line
IF goods at near on to wholesale prices
he will make things hum. He is rea-
DIV now to serve the trade.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

Mr.. James Perdue, an old soldier re-
siding at Monroe. Mich , was severely
afflicted with rheumatism but received
prompt relief from pain by using
Chamberlain's Pain Balm He says:
AT times my hack would ache so bad
'ly that could hardly raise up. If |
had not gotten relief / wOnld not be
here to write these few lines. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has done mo a
great deal of good and I feel very
thankful for It," For sale by w. E..
Pelham, Druggist.