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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
Personals,

Mrs. e. p. Pawley has returned to
Newberry.
Capt j. G. Goggans, OF Florida, is
on visit to relatives iu Newberry.
Prof. II. d. Jones, of Ehrhardt, came
to Newberry last week to attend the
funeral of his father, MIR. e. p. Jones.
Mrs. Hasel Gibbes is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. II. G.. Bardin.
Mr.. Luther Powell and bride, of Ma
ryland, are on visit to his brother,
Mr.. S. l.. Powell.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
DR.. VOlRt

Will dcliver lecture in the Luther
an church on Thursday night OF this
week, 22d inst, under the aus. ices OF
the Ladies Aid Society Of the church
and the proceeds from the lecture 60
to the new church.
This is one of the regular series OF
lectures announced by the ladies sever
al weeks ago.
DR.. Voigt will give an entertaining
and instructive talk and should be
greeted with full house.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
W. W. FUL|.RAE |. Err
.....IS....
SELLING r.

Large gohets at 20c per set.
Large lamps from zoe to 40c each,
worth 25n to SOC each.
Mems cOlOrrd shirts l4c to 45c each. |.
Clothes pens two dozen for &C.
Dress shirts 3Oc and 40c, worth 400
and SOC each.
Ladies' hose &c, Sc and l0c per pair.
Mems hose 4c, SC and l0c per pair.
Tablets lc, 4c. sc each.
Note paper and envelopes sc per box.
Fish hooks and lines cheap.
All 40c tobacco at 33c per pound
Handle baskets &c each.
Ladies' cot rse shoes from Csc to 81. 90
per pair.
Ladies' fine shoes Mt T5c and up.
Mems brogans from S5c to $l.45 per
pair.
Bleaching 4c, &c, 74c and SIC per yd.
Mustard sardines 7c per can.
small boxes sardines for l0c
3boXes snow boy washing po WIDER 10c.
2 2pounds Of soda for SC.
81 feet clot hes line for Sc.
Chewing gum, all kinds Sc per pack
age.
The above reduction in prices
will last until May 10Th. DO not
delay but como at once and get
the benefit Of these low prices.
w. w. FULMEsR.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
Efs tor Eloctlon-St. Lukes.

AT 9heeting of the Vestry Of St.
Luk9's church, held yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
~ .|Wardens: N. B. Mazyck and r. H.
Greneker.
Vestrymen: O. MGR. Holmes, J. f.
J. Caldwell, II. Fl. Greneker, Jr., and
G. D. Weeks.
Delegates to Diocesan Council: O.
MGR. Holmes and J. Il. J. Caldwell.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

&eApo not fail to hear Bill ARD at the
ENSra house tonight.
fork on the buildings for water
is progressing finely.
bare having March in A,ril SO
y wind and dust are concerned.
Human is what Bill Arp will
'oont at the opera house tonight
John G. Craps has bought out
grocery store Of Schumpert and
awell and will continue the busi-
,s.
fhr' w. Is. Aull fell from wagon on
urday afternoon and broke his arm.
broken limb was set by Dr.. ]. II.
ac1ntosh and is doing well.
Jameson is having bargain sale in
boys and children's clothing, and his
stock of Oxfords are up-to-date and
down to bottom prices.
President Geo. b. Cromcr hus re-
signed as member OF the board of
trustees OF tho graded school and Dr.
w. u. Honseal has been elected in his
place.
Hon. II. H. Evans, Mayor Of New
berry is in the city and says most en-
phatically that Spartanburg comes
next to Newberry in its progressive
spirit.-Spartanburg Herald.
We arc indebted to Mr.. l.. C. Speers,
managing editor, for a copy of the
Southern Collegian, printed by the
Washington and Lee University, and
this number gives full sketch of Hon.
j. Randolph Tucker.
Mr.. Thos. f. Harmon has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Ellerbe u delegate to
the convention OF insurance men to be
hald at Southern Pines the last of this
month. He leaves this week and will at
tend the convention before he returns
to Newberry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
Newberry Lecture Ccarss.

The Executive Committee of the
q Newberry Lecture Course is requested
to meet at The Newberry on Wednes-
day afternoon at $50 p. IN. Business
Of Importance and q full meeting is de-
sired.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
WIFI Have

In few days q full supply of the
Jesse Senn's home made grain cradles,
also extra fingers, don't fail to get one
at VIM. JOhnson's. t 3t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
u I&

Right, the place to buySyour Hard
ware, Cutlery, nails. Bgy Fans, Paints,
Oils, etc, on any aEricle in the HARD
wssE St line at VIM; On 59hnsen's, sha onrasr
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
Fresh

Jar load of Lime, 90 16-100 pure, just
in, also cement at VIM. Johnson's,
t3t Sign of q big Anvil.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
Free pills,

Send your address to H. e Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get q free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy In acton and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to he perfectly free from
every deleterioue substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action. but by giving tone to
stomach. and bowels greatly invig0rate 9
the system. Regular size 25c. per box.
Sold by Robertson & Glider. Druggists.
Just received nice line OF Ladies'
and Mems Plush Seat Rockers at J. II.
Vests Furniture Store. TIT
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
Country Produce.

B. w. West will open First-class
Restaurant on Wednesday at the New
York Lunch House. t.tf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
For Salo.

Full Blooded Essex Pigs-2 months
old-price 5000 pair.
t.tf H. d. BOozER, Kadesh, S. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20

Immediately after the adjournment
of the meeting OF the Township Chair
mon OF the Board Of Pensions, the mem
bers of the County Board met and or
ganized by elccting M. A. Carlisle,
Esq, chairman and Col. d. A. Dickert
secretary, and adjourned to meet on the
10th day of May next.
ID. A. DICKERT,
April II, 1897. Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
CAS- 7 ORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tas fac n
'''S "saS;|''' ''',%<W2gz%z$x is;5'.. s;;;S
Full

Supply Of cotton and garden Hoes,
ShoveIs, Forks, Plows, Heel Sweeps and
other agricultural implements at
t3t YIN. Johnson's Hardware Store.
Daily camera., 1897-03-01
SpeGi2I Announcement |!

You all know about that Car Of High Grade Furniture and
Upholstered Goods that arrived too late to be of any benefit
for the Holiday Trade have finally made arrangements accept
it, and in order settle this claim, will morning
augurate the largest
Daily camera., 1897-03-01
blind POStmau.

In this game the first thing to be
done is to appoint pOstmaster-gen-
eral and a postman. The table must
then be pushed on one side, so that
when the company have arranged
themselves round the room there may
be plenty Of room to move about. The
general, with paper and
pencil in hand, then goes around the
room, and writes down each persons s
name, linking with it the name of the
town that the owner of the name
chooses to represent. AS soon as the
towns are chosen, and all are in readi-
ness, the postmm is blindfolded, and
placed in the middle of the room. The
postmaster then announces that let
ter has been sent from one town to
another, perhaps from London to Edin-
burgh. If SO, the representatives of
these two cities must stand up and, as
silently as possible, change seats.
While the transition is being made, the
postman is at liberty to secure one of
the seats for himself If he can do so,
then the former occupant of the chair
must submit 10 be blindfolded and take
upon himself the office of postman.
Daily camera., 1897-03-01
The Boy King of Spain.

The words of the old poet, Born to
command, trained up in sovereignty"
describe Alfonso Kill, the 10-year-old
King of Spain, who at his birth sue
ceeded to the throne. Yet authority
has its disadvantages, and there are
times, no doubt, when the youngest
sovereign in Europe envies his boy
subjects, A writer in the English IL
lustrated Magazine pictures Alfonso as
I. pale, thin and delicate-looking little
fellow.
1t was during his daily drive that
first saw him. With his fair hair in
elined to be curly, his blue eye, and
his face gentle in it's expression of Ian
guor, the little king reminded me of
that Philip w., made famous by the
PENCIL of Velasquez. The thin lips
were almost bloodless the features
seemed too fatigued to possess any
definite expression except for the far
G if look of dreaming and patience in
the eyes.
He smiled, nevertheless, continuous
iy and rather drearily, and looked un-
mistakably bored. He seemed to be
going through his afternoons drive
as he would go through any other of
his innumerable royal duties, obedient-
Iy but mechanically. He was dressed
in sailor costume, his head bare-a
small head, moreover, giving no prom
lse of intellect; and the little boy, look
Ing like one in the first days of con-
yalescence from some almost fatal
lever, still smiled mechanically as the
carriage rolled slowly on. Alfonso XIII.
has an English governess among other
Instructors, but his education is under
The direct and personal supervision of
his mother. His exalted rank prevents
his indulging in the usual sports of
| boyhood, and one of the stories related
Of him has pathetic side in this re-
spect He was seen one day gazing
with uncommon interest out of one Of
the windows of the royal palace in the
direction of the Manzanares He was
asked what he was looking at, and he
pointed out a couple of urchins who
were busy and happy making mud
pies, and Alfonso XIII begged. even
with tears in his eyes, to be allowed
to go and make mud pies with them.
ae was little consoled by the informa-
ton that etiquette forbade kings to in
dulge in pastimes so unexalted At
,ther times Alfonso takes his monarchy
more seriously, and frequently clinches
AL argument by announcing autocrat-
tcally, 81 am the king"
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GAMES FOR EVENINGS.
Acting Proverbs.

In this game each player fixes upon
proyerb which he tells by actions in
stead of by words. The first player,
for instance, might come into the room
holding a cup in his hand; then, by
way of acting his proverb, he might re-
peatedly make an appearance of at
tempting to drink ou. of the cup, but OF
being prevented eaCl time by the cup
slipping out of his hands, thus in dumb
show illustrating the proverb, There's
many slip 'twiyt the cup and the lip
The second might come into the room
rolling stone or something to rep
resent it. After rolling it about for
some time he takes it up and exam
ines it with astonishment, as if some
thing were wanting that he expected TO
find on it; thus making it clear that
his proTerb is: "a Rolling Stone
Gathers No Moss"
If really good acting is done this
game may be made exceedingly inter
esting
Daily camera., 1897-03-01
Acting Rhymes.

A word is chosen by the company
which is likely to have a good many
other words rhyming with it.
The first player then begins by 81
lently acting some word that will
rhyme with the one chosen; for in
stance should the selected word be
flow, the first actor might initiate an
archer, and pretend to be shooting with
bow and arrow, thus representing the
word bow or he might with an mag
mary scythe cut the long grass mow) !;
or pretend to be on the water in boat,
and make use of an imaginary boat
roW). AS each word is acted it should
be guessed by the spectators before
the next one is attempted.
Daily camera., 1897-03-01

N- We pay Special Attention to
Plumbing, Heating and Timing and
do business for Profit all the time
with all the people. Can you ask
more?
Daily camera., 1897-03-01

says they take him on glass-whfch Is
absurd, you know, for person of his
size-and then he says they only take
his face If So what becomes of the
rest of him? He can't take his head
on any more than the rest of us can.
l don't believe word of it,
Neither do l." cried all the others,
and then they went home.
The Elephant thought for a long
time.
We'll, of all the ignorant Fowls"
he said 1T last.-Grace Hartmans, in
Little Folks.
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The captain fell IN turn. his head ;eap-
ing from his shoulders, as the blade OF
Black Boards cutlass severed il from
his body.
Strike, men, Strike for your lives!
these dastards come for money. give
them death"
Bow Leggs, with q n immense weapon.
was following in the wake of Black
Beard. and more than one marine Law
on the damp floor of the cavern. n vic
tim TO this ungainly black. whose life
four months before Black Beard had
saved; but row the red blood was
coursing down his limbs from many
wounds.
At this moment Black Beard felt.
pierced by half dozen mrsket balls at
once. He gave one cry as he fell 10 the
rocky floor OF the cavern:
The magazine' Bow Legs! Fire
the magazine!"
And Bow Leggs, bleeding from every
pore. reeled To the fireplace. and seized
burning brand
\ number sprang forward 10 inter
ccpt him, while others endeavored to
rush from the cave.
The doors were closed. they could
neither tell where they were, nor how
TO open them.
rs Bow Leggs seized the brand, he
made a rash for the magazine. which
was recess at one SIDE OF the cave.
about midway between the entrance
and the fireplace.
\ dozen pistols and musllets were
aimed at the fearful black. and twice
he fell. hut struggled TO his feet again.
and finally, with cry of triumph. fell
forward into the very mouth of tho
magazine.
There was one cry from every marine
there; then Il deafening roar that shook
the island from center to circumference,
and sealed the fate OF all.
Ehc solid rocky surface OF the cave
WIS raised into the air. then sank. bury
ing beneath, officers, pirates and ma
rinos.
Not living man or the vcstigc or n
dead one remained to tell the tale.
There was no longer cave in cN-
istcnce on Smiths island. and no longer
did the rocky. uneven surface present
to view huge powders and shelving
rocks To he clambcrcd over by the
islands goats.
One mighty rock had fallen into he
estuary. bearing down beneath il the
Clara Belle, while the revenue boat had
broken her mornings. as result OF The
shock. and drifted out to sea.
When the sun arose, She lay in the
trough some nine miles out from the
inlet. Huge waves were dashing over
her. and when an inbound steamer that
had observed her and was fastening
forward for the purpose of rescuing
any who might be in peril was vet some
distance from her, she sunk from sight.
and it has ever been supposed, that the
two boats engaged i'm an encounter. in
which both. Nth their crews, were sent
To the bottom.
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they have found out that he killed John
Lloyd? Well. we'll take him along. and
see what his condition is afterwards.
lend TO your oars, men. and away for
the island. This is our last trip up the
Cape Fear
The sturdy seamen bent TO the oars,
and with the captain at the helm the
boat glided rapidly down the river.
But one there was aboard who was des-
tined 10 never reach the island. for they
We're vet three miles away. and crossing,
the inlet. when Herbert. who had been
constantly mutterinC and talking TO
himself. suddenly startled Black Beard
10y cNclaiming:
Look there, On the water, Walking
this way, My uncle, He's coming,
coming. See the sheat. knife IN his
breast and blood, blood everywhere,
Mag. Mag, YOU betrayed me, uelp,
help, and before anyone could drop
their oars TO prevent. Herbert icaped
FROM the boat and sank beneath the
waters of the inlet
Black Beard turned the boat hack
and they caught one glimpse ofawhite.
upurned face. but ere they co /, IN reach
it it disappeared forever, and the boat
OF the pirate crew sped on.
lie has paid his debts said Blacl,
Beard. "and no man cam DO more
But 10 return TO Orton. When Carr
ana Briggs reached the chapel with
Bullion they found the Kendall car
riage still in front OF the door. and a
number of negroes standing around the
chalCls front
They entered the door Nearly every
one had departed. hut well in front. be
side pew, stood Hugh Gordon and
Tom Hill.
The officers, with Bullion between
them, advanced TO them.
In the pew lay n stifTeniug form. and
their gaze frll on the lcadcn counte-
nance OF the murdered quadroon.
Faithful soul" said Gordon. but
for her delaying the marriage we had
been too late TO prevent il. Let Us
place her IN the carriage, that she may
bc carried TO Kendall"
The neNtmorning the officers conveyed
Bullion 10 Wilmington. where he was
informed that only 10y leading the way
TO the rendezvous of Blacl, Beard could
he save his life, and in that event he
was promised pardon for past oiIcnses,
and goodly share of the plumber ca H.
turcd.
Life is dear TO all men; II was dear 10
Bullion. Besides, he argued: III lead
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CHAPTER \NNT
WITH \ CRY or TRIUMPH Row LFGGs
FELL FORWARD INTO THE VERY MOUTH
.TUE MAC

WITH \ CRY or TRIUMPH Row LEGS
FELL FORWARD INTO THE VERY MOUTH
OF THE MAGAZINE.
On the night of the nth. as Black
Beard and his men were seated around
the festive board, he remarked:
This, men, is our last night on the
Carolina coast. Tomorrow we Will
make "a division OF the spells. stow all
aboard the schooner and sail for some
point agreed on, where we will scuttlc
and sink the craft and scatter Each
man will have wealth enough 10 live like
prince. / hope Bullion may return in
time"
What about the magazine?" asked
Gibbs.
''Well carry a goodly quantity OF tn.
powder and ball. We must have a good
nights sleep. as this is the last one We
spend on the island"
At midnight all was silent in the
cabin. and then it was that the revenue
boat, Ncrvine. landed 40 men, among
whom were Carr and Briggs.
Bullion led the way with the two Off
GERS on either side When they got
around 10 the estuary and down I'm.
ledge where the schooner lay. there was
not man of the 40. from capt. Brook
Of the Mcr,inc. down ~ the cook. bur
that expected 10 RETURN to Wilmington
with untold wealth
Every man was ARMED TO the teeth.
and when Bullion gny" three sharp
blasts from hi, whistle at the entrance
of the cavern, every man was right be.
bind him.
The door swung back. and 900 rushed
forward, but uoi-cle -lv They passed
the second door and stood BOO dim.
lighted cavern. There WA. 20 smor Idcr-
ing fire burning at tno upper end of the
cave. and they could see man, forms of
men lying about boo different attitudes
1ut tbcv bad little time to observe. for
suddenly Cobb. who had admitted them.
cried. awake. Black Br1rI, Awake"
IS. hc cried out boz fred his ,,cauor
and Brig. fell Bullion seized % cuf-
lass aud fhe s.ulI OF OHicer Carr ,a.
cleft iu twain.
By thi. time every pirate was ,n Dis
feet fighting for life. and the ca,cr.
echoed the reports as yoIiry after vol
Icy was fred by either side.
Bullion was welding tlo cufass as
though u no other way could boo rs.
deem IBIS honor for having BETRAYED DE-.
comrades. Ilc bad already stricken
down tvo men. when rr himself ron.
Ih" giant famo of Black Beard. as I,.
dashed into the tt.r.r-t of fHc fra,
carried Consideration u.fHft.
"I'a.f. mru. YOU'RE fighting -rr s.tir
ff,r.."
Due.ry.T T.|f ,,.l f.,Lt.,.. r.I...
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R,nr ,tas, an,

ring recently exhibited ut Antwerp
was the admiration of diamond cutters
and merchants. because il was the first
successful attempt to cut ring out OF
single stone. There are great many
difficulties in this method OF cutting
diamonds, as the stones have certain
cleavage and partScula-. veins. all of
which have TO be carefully studied in
order To prevent splitting just as sue
cess seems within reach. After several
years labor the feat has been accom-
plishcd by the patience and skin OF NJ.
Antoine. one of the best-known lapi-
diaries of Antwerp. The ring is about
siN-cighths OF an inch i'm diameter. In
the Marlborough cabinet there is a
ring cut out OF one entire and perfect
sapphire.
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CHAPTER NNVII.

1T IS Nor ANGUS BRUCE, THE TILoT,
WHO SPEAKS TO you NOW"
The shock of the revelations of the
night of October 10 was "a severe one 10
Fannie and Clara ILill.
Fannie had been completely pro-
tra'cd ever since, and the wedding trio
hau been abandoned Clara had borne
up much better, for with her there YVES
"a sense Of thankfulncsS that the core
mpnN had not been performed which
would have made her the wife of
Lathrop; and far greater ono. that An
gus Bruce WIS neither Black Beard nor
the murderer of John Lloyd.
rs TO Lathrop; there WAS an uuocr-
taiuty as TO g hat bad become of him
Carr and Briggs had stated that
Hendricks, before lie left Bullion st
the tloodgate. had said that IL IIlacI.
Beard got that fellow. Lathrop, he would
leave the coast Thus they thought
that for some reason he was after him
but what that reason could Toe they
could not conceive, as il was now known
10 IA certainty that Angus was not the
dreaded Black Beard
Bullion, be IL remembered, was not
aware that Lathrop had fallen into the
hands of his captain. and consequently.
without any certain information, the
search for him was kept up for n
month. At the end Of which time. all
came to the conclusion that he had
either committed suicide, in some I'M
known locality, or that hc had en-
countered the pirates when lac ned
from the chapel, and had been carried
away by them.
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hold Others responsible for them.-N. Y.
Weekly.
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The trimmings on the summer hats arc so
heavy, that woman now says she weighs
so-and-so with my hat on"
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Most men do not tell their wives about
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Democrat
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Most of us regret that we can't think of
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