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The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-03

Fitzgerreii's Rent List.
4'room frame Railroad street.
3 unfinished rooms e. Main.
2 room frame West Main street.
2 room frame furnished.
Groom frame on Garfield ave.
Elegant 8 room brick.
Elegant Groom brick
An elegant 5 room frame
Elegant Z room frame
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-03

j. j. Fitzgerrell has plenty of
straight money to loan.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-03
Secondary Battery
The only line of strictly Fancy Groceries
in Fremont County.

/. A full line Of Reid Murdoch g. Cos cele-
brated Monarch brand of stuffed and pitted Olives
Canned Fruits, Vegetables. Preserves, Jams and
Fish, which the best epicureans have pronounced
tempting to the palate of the most exactng"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
MT Bethel School Items.

Our school attendance ID not so great
as 1t has been, as somo Of our boys arc
busy on their farms. s..
The young people OF this place say
they do not tire OF valentines.
Mr.. Sims G. Rrown, of Clinton, 10
visiting his mother, Mrs. II. G. Brown,
ot this community.
Mr.. Ivy Cromcr, whose home Is near
st. Philips, spent Friday night at the
residence OF Mr.. S. j. Cromer .....
Mr.. NJ. B. Chalmers and his charm
Ing bride wore the welcome guests Of
DR.. w. G. Brown and family few days
ago.
Most OF the farmers are getting along
very we'll with their farms and are
| ready to fertiliZe the land.
Some Of our young people enjoyed q
gay dance on tho evening Of February
10Th at the residence OF Mr.. B. B.
Leitzscy.
Mr.. George Ruff has opened a nice
little store ut his homo recently. Mr..
Ruff you may look out for Il Gull from
our school for u treat soon.
Mr.. j. G. Wilson OF this community
has been quite i'll with pneumonia, but
we are glad to say that he is somewhat
better. We hope he will continue to
improve.
Some of our schoolmates are detained
at home by the whooping-cough. We
sincerely hope that they may soon be
able to join us again.
a certain young man built stable to
to put his girls horse in before going
to church on Saturday.
Miss Cornelia Alewine, who recently
moved from Collcton County into our
vicinity is now visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. f. Brown, of Long Lane.
MIR. Calvin Caldwell and daughter,
Miss Daisy, of Hartford, also Mr.. John
tlalfacre and sister, Miss Bessie, of St.
Philips, spent Saturday night at the
home OF Mir. and Mrs. &. S. Ruff.
The first Quarterly Conference of
Newberry Circuit was held at Lebanon
church last Saturday, February 26.
The Presiding Elder. Rev G. r. Har-
mon, delivered splendid sermon in
the morning. Then after an inter-
mission OF about three quarters of an
hour the congregation assembled in the
church for the business Of the Confer
ence. The Presiding Elder gave a.
good talk on the preparation of the
Sunday-school lesson. He said that the
young people who spend moro time in
making their toilet than in the prepar-
alton OF their Sunday-school lesson, are
not fit to be tied to. If all the young
people agreed with him, would not our
Sunday-schools be more prosperous?
MIR. Harmon left an appointment for
the following day, but being unable to
come, tn" appointment was filled by
the pastor, Rev. d. Tiller.
DISCIPULI.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
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Helena Cab.

The 'collegc yell" could be heard at
Helena.
Mr. Irby d. Shocklcy made o husi-
ness trip to NinetySix.
The hour for sunday School has been
changed from half-past 3 ~ 4 o'clock,
SHARP.
MIR. North Pitts, who has been visit
ing at Cokcsbury for while, has re-
turned home.
1t seems that Helena is getting to
be good size town when three negro
minstrcls visit it in three weeks.
They showed in Blease's "opera house,"
and were of the ''genuine nigger" min
strels.
The singing was held at Mr.. Irby d.
Shocklcy's house Wednesday night.
There was large crowd and ull SEEM
c to enjoy themselves.
Mr.. Jack Summers won't to Gary's
Lane TO take part in fox hunt.
Mr.. j. II. Moore has rented the
Sparks house and will move in it in a
short time.
Mr.. Julius Eison is on visit to Pen
dicton.
y number Of citizens OF this place
have received invitations to theLiterary
Society anniversary to be held at the
opera house, March Is.
There was II dance given in the hall
last night. There were u good manv
Ncwberrians present.
KLONDIKE.
Helena, S. G., March 10.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
JOhnSOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
I'm One Day.
Cut This Out and Gave 1t,

We are ottened asked how MANY
times land must be advertised against
tresspassers to make it legal. Here Is
the bill as amended by the recent Leg.
islature which settles that question:
IAN act to amend Section 176 of tho
Criminal Statutes of South Carolina
in Volume 2, OF the Revised Statutes
Of 1893, relating to entry on lands of
another.
"SEc. /. BE it enacted by the Gen
oral Assembly of the State OF South
Carolina: That Sec. I76 of the Criminal
Statutes OF South Carolina, in Volume
2, OF the Revised Statutes OF 1893, and
the same Is hereby, amended SO as to
read as follows:
"Sec. 1856. Every entry upon the
lands of another after notice from the
owner or tenant prohibiting the same,
shall be misdcmeanor, and be pun
ished by fine not to exceed one hun
dred dollars rimprisonment with hard
labor on the public works of the county
not exceeding thirty days. Provided
that whenever any owner or tenant OF
any lands shall post notice in four
conspicuous places on the borders OF
any land prohibiting entry thereon,
and shall publish once week for four
successive weeks such notice in anv
newspaper circulating in the county
where such lands are situate proof OF
the posting and of publishing such no.
tice within twelve months prior to the
entry, shall be deemed and taken as
notice conclusive against the person
making entry as aforesaid, for hunting
or fishing.
"Approved the I'd day of February,
a. d. 1885,"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
Excelsior EtchIngs.

We had good rain last week after q
dry spell. The rain was very helpful
to the grain.
Rev. w. w. McMorries filled his
regular appointment in the school
house Sunday afternoon and preached q
good sermon to large audience.
Miss Lora Shcaly visited relatives in
this section last week.
Mr.. Carroll Shcaly and sister, Miss
Olive, have been on visit in St.
Philips section.
Mr.. NJ. d. Kinard and wife, of Green-
vile County, arc wishing relatives
and friends in this ncighborhood.
Some gnano is being hauled; how
ever, our people will not use as much
fertilizers this season as in previous
years.
Glad to sec Congressman "A. G.. Lati-
mer is about to succeed in securing tho
$4,000 for damages done Newbcrry
College years ago. Mr.. Latimer Is 10
man of solid brain and is to be congrat-
ulatcd.
Our people who have been on tho
sick list are improving again, we are
glad to state.
Prof. Il. g. Counts, q, 'aluda County,
spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
There has been quite talk OF war i'm
this section for the past while, owing
to the explosion OF the battleship Maine.
We hope this talk of war will all pass
away and that we will continue to have
peace. There is no good to come from
Il war. ..
SIGMA,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
Vhe NS}erala ana Uelpa.
II. II. AuLL, EDITOR.
runs I>sum MEHALD AND NEWS.


As the reader will observe, most o
this issue of The Herald and News is
devoted to the trial Of the parties
charged with tho robberics ut Poma-
ria. We have end Favored to give tho
substance Of the sworn testimony with
out coloring, simply stating tho facts,
as sworn to.
No case has been tried in Ncwberry
in our knowledge in which there was
s'much pu liz Interest In fact, feel
ilg in some parts runs high, but fair
and impartial jury is in charge OF tho
case and II verdict according to tho evil
dcnco may be expected.
1t is the purpose of The Herald and
News to publish the news while it is
news and it has involved consider
able labor to get up this volume of
matter. When it comes to furnishing
the news we neither spare labor nor
money.
The moral is you should subscribe
now.
We regret we have not all the tcsti-
mony in this issue, but it will be con-
cludcd in Tuesdays paper
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
TIE PROVISIONS OF TI'G STATUTES
ON HOLDING COURTS

AS there has been some discussion on
the Statute in regard to holding courts
for Ncwbcrry and the possible effect on
the case now bcing tried in the event
the case was not concluded by Satur-
day night at II o'clock, we quote the
act itself.
Scc. -. Should the business before
the Court Of General Sessions at any
term not be completed on the arrival
Of the day fixed by law for the holding
of the Court of Common Pleas for said
County, the Judge presiding may, in
his discretion, adjourn said Court of
Common Pleas until the business of the
The Court Of General Sessions shall
have been concluded. But the provis
ions Of this section shall not apply to
the Courts held in the County of Now
berry.
In regard to this question in its ap-
plication to the case now on trial, the
case now pending the court of sessions
will not adjourn until the case is finish
ed, even if it runs into Monday, and in
that event both courts will be opened
on Monday. at the present rate of
progress it promises to run beyond Sat-
mday.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the Books of Subscription to
the Capital Stack of tho Newberrv Land
and Security Company will be ,,ened
ut Z. j. Purcell & Co.'S store on Mon
day, 10Th March, 1893.
f. N. MARTIN,
JAS. II. MCINTOSH,
&. J. PURCELL,
GEO. w. SUM MER,
JNO. NJ. kINARD,
Corp0rators.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11

A lot new stiff and soft hats, latest
styles, just received
ttt Jameson.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
eoat and yeat. Only two reaem
ber with new mark.

GOAT and yeat. Only two l retnem,
ber with new mark.
GOODS ASSORTED.
Mr. Hunt asked that witness as.
sort all goods With ID, Hipp's old
mark on them.
Hentz and Miller we're also
called III to assist in tho arrange.
ment of the goods aud tables were
brought from the jury room on which
to arrange the goods.
After goods were separated, the
cross examination Of Mr.. Summer
was resumed:
Goods on table are only ones with
ID, Ripp Il Co.'S mark On them;
&psirS pants,
>Shir,>, white, Unl&NUG&rrd,
Nno2i5S>e shirts,
) SneeljyyHc shirts, mark on t,N, My
Handwriting,
4 laNoaSrt>.s Shirts, mark NJ Nox, My
h&ns o2[YSno-
N&rj& a&E2,s> : No. ,>.,.y r1AN who >elE<
c>'a~na 0acu>, an1 shirts aN6 r,tXrA.
s1,c. W3>t& ~; >,r;>c positively ihA;
TT."&s'Sa~ IHoN,s> >,,.s.c ,>,1i n n I!jy!>'<
<;>~2> :S&rt >2>:. s>r>:< l:So .hE<H IN
nIe.<C >:>>~>2>. have -: <>Iu HAmrM,A
shoes aHE (;rrU< >nAH - ri1H~ stores.
Have ~: >>>~ blankets ,;HH ;A,,>e, ~,
pants rlo:A. Resembles las Nc <2.i.
Have u1I <>s'. A@> N'an >@.a:> IN n.Nr~
stores. Have liz: ,>Na,-;-,,E ,\\,> j,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
NASCOAI SUHER

S""'" oau eN"hitiSu oS ooilcllof oeiSe
for The State:
was with wagon when ktsers house
WIS Search"d. Recognize some OF
sooaS us louhu III 1S'serS' prove lh"
wagon 10 MaS'Strate f'ieSors = were
nov ,o'Ne" WI" an! o'hcr s""iS' Oh"
"''''e N'se' 4" oa'N H"tu'
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Saw pain pants on Mr.. David ltpp
mac" ol Tloih same as pants goods
''u"" III N'SSr mouse.
IN" state closed It's testimony on the
HlES'' 'NamInaIlHn,
TESTIMONY rNE pErENSE.
James \. EiScr op,> ~ ,h,> 5rf,pa.
ants, WAS ;N,> trS, witness nnt mn frr ,b,
Srirns,, and WAS ,,xan;n,1 nv N,. lI,,,.
ya,n one ci IN, defendants Am ~
NCAS$ O.0, Have lived Hi nv present homo
NY whole lie. exrcp, the four wears
~. nearly ;ha; ,im,, tina, | srcpt in m,
Coute>3era,e army.
S.,r,>;av n,.> wool, nav, >..L.,,, ,.,.
.,,n,vi,,,- ,,,,,,, r,v h,,s,, ssw sn,,,., r,,,,
;r;v, ny ,o ,,v ,,,, a., ,,,
know who .h,v wrrc or wb,, ,h,,
wau,,l ASit w,S sron, 6ir,,,. ,i,,,
,,oL on, my b,,.S, ,,,; u..,,,, ;, 49,,
house. When I 20, ,h,r, somr ono
told mo :; WAS som, ON, sr,r,h;r,r
A,h,r,'s rnn,,. w,n, nn ,ra t,I ,,a
wa,crcG nv horse, and whom c,m.
in the house SAW Holloway in
my room upcnjnr nv trunk and
some boxes they had already orcn,1
and Mr. Uyr,y WAS s;,,iur n,
INV bed makipr a lis. ~ nv, ,hi,,rs
taken uut ~ the ,r,nl; and hnxn.
Thry never showed me any authority
for sony in my bonsr Tb,v h,r,r
withou, sayinr nny,hirr ,D ny, ;us,
walked nu, nt ~. room, or1 l,f, ,L,r,
to 20 on with th,ir wo,.l, How,
Dlp1CHpu homo ~ n
from merchants at N,wb,rr, md pros-
urritv and had il in my horsc Tbo
reason these woods rcmoinrl i, my.
house urnradc was owinr to tho for,
my wifi, w,. ,o, .,ro,,,r ,,1 ,,, ,..,,.
worked with nursing her invalid mother
who had been with us for II months.
and she had not had time to make up
the cloth. kept no books and took no
bills to show dates when bought goods
At the stores. When go to the depot
20 |" Il" what trading | have to do
an" =" back, and always trade with
ilrst clerk | meet. Never loaf around.
''chcraIly trade with Mr. ID. llipp him
sell. Never been to Iomaria after
dark IN my HE except to pass there
sometimes on returning from joint
'onnrll meetings OF the church. Not
one lhlnE IN my house stolen from ID.
'i'pp 10y me and II there WAS any thing
stolen didn't know it was stolen.
ff 4
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
Il. II. llllp

sworn, examined for State by Mr.. John
stone:
l}ook-kccpcr in my fathers store.
When ] went 10 my fathers store there
was no Bell Meade Hour in there. Or
dercd it about middle january, lSnS.
Wrote Will Riser letter in answer TO
one received from him asking employ
mcnt rs clerk. Letter read, dated De-
cember IL, 1897, stating could not give
him employment. New locks put there
since Christmas. On front store door
and warehouse door. about 2Sh Jan
nary, 1898. Thought il was necessary
we should have other locks. Alhrr,
RlScr was clerk in store Years ago. DO
not know that he had Il KEY to store.
We Thought that store might br liable
at any time to he broken in. and to
make store more safe umainst robbery
through the door had locks put on.
WAS IN store Saturday, 9th February.
Got there Monday after dinner. My
attention was called to missing goods.
Objection is made 10y defense to all
questions regarding goods missed prior
To 9TH February, lSoS
CoL.t ovcrrulcs objection.
',ross- examined by Mr.. Hunt:
Have been book,kccpcr about !
months. Called in Mr.. Albcrt Riser ,u
help me get my books fixed and star, cd
OH right. Don't know how much NJ.
bert Riser traded last \4ar.
Willie kiScr asked me about accom-,
and know he houghl some pant, from
store last year and paid me halanc,
ana 1t was charged lS balance ON pan, :
AGAIN IN CHARGE SuERITF.
Just before adjournment f. diane,
J"dgclienct again had hailiils sworn nd
the jury put in custody rhc Jurors vii
now be conducted tnand from thrirmrul.
ana kept in custody during the night.
Possibility or RUNNING CASE INTO
NEXT WEEK.
Mr.. Johnstonc Of counsel for tho
State suggested that court better NEE
earlier and hold later so rs to Guisl
the case before the end Of the week, "a,
under special provision us to New
berry County the sessions court canno
go into next week and if this case wcr,
not finished this week the Jury woul,
be dissolved and the defendants coul,
not be put on trial again for this sam,
0ncnsc, and Mr.. Johnstonc thought b,
the progress that had been made that il
would be impossible to get through b,
II o'clock Saturday night.
Counsel for defense said they had nc
idea the case would be extended to Sal
urday night and they thought it would
be injustice to them to lcnglhcn the
hours OF the court.
Judge Bcnct said he thought the,
could finish by Saturday and he wa,
aversc to putting jI,ors in their seats
longer than the hours fixed now. Blu,
he would agree to start in the morning
hereafter at half-past nine O'Clock, and
that hour was fixed.
At the afternoon session the cxamiu
ion OF the witnesses for the State was
continued and the first witness called
was
j. II. HOPE
wac was sworn for the State and ey.
mined by Solicitor Scasc.
Clerked d. Hipp's store fall 'OG for
about one month regularly and on Sat
urday spring '97 and at Christmas '96
Know defendants. Did not sell any OF
these goods to any Of the defendants
Identified some of the goods as having
cost mark of ID. Hipp on them.
No crOss-eXamination.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS MARCH IL, 1895

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,s,;,d for lox,s ,,L ,ou,,, ,,l ,,,n,
thounh | had n,ovinu nf ,n,,or,nr,c,
vet | let him have nv WAGON and t,om
and he promised 10 send /, back before
NIGHT. And he did no, send th,m back
until after night.
| Redirect examination hv Mr.. Cul-
| breath: Hire no regular hands. work
| myself. Hire hands in summer To do
hoeing and gathering. Hire good
| many hands during wear. Bows hire
good many hands and pa, them by the
| day.
Mh'.NF r. EiSEH
S"oFh' 'Na'"'hcu ny Nr, hunt;
MI 'NS'' went through IN" EoouS'
honE"l ''a'hcr collar from ). j. lent%
at - h'PPS ''h reoF""rE' gave MI"
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11

A lot Standard Prints Ginghams
and Outing to be closed at 81. .
tt Jameson.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-11

a new lot Lilly BracketL's Shoes in
spring style just received,
t.u JamlesOn'5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The End Approaching.

The statement from Washington that
the troops are now en- route for San.i-
ago and that the invasion Of Cuba, to
be followed close by n similar move
ment on Porto Rico, is to be vigorously
pushed. confirms the announcement Of
"a few days ago that this week would
witness the beginning Of active military
operations, with q view to bringing the
war to dose as speedily as possibleS
~ The end of the week Will find thou
sands OF American seasoned regular
soldiers In Cuba and the Inauguration
OF land operations which Will have a
vital bearing on the outcome Of the war.
We may look for great events to de-
,yelope in the next few days, not only in
Cuba, but in Porto Rico. and these de-
velopmerts, coupled with the sailing OF
the third expedition for Ma ila, accord
ing to the programme which now seems
to be definitely understood, indicate
that the war from now on will be Wig
:orously prosecuted by the United States
and that Spain VIII soon be compelled to
yield or sue for peace.
Under the circumstances, with every
point in favor OF this country. there can
be no doubt that the climax of the war
is approaching and will speedily arrive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
500 Reward, 600.

..tH
The readers of this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there Is ut. least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages and
that's Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease. requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building UP tho
constitution and assisting nature in do
Ing Its own work. The proprietors have
SO much faith in Its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It falls to cure. Send
for list Of Testimonials.
Address
FIJI. CHENEY 6: Co., Toledo, o. E
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pins are the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
Sido Lights on Dewey.

Dewey's success has pinned to his rep
utatlon countless deeds, thoughts and
sayings that he never dreamed Of. The
same stories would be told of Bob
Evans, or Watson, or. Slgsbee, or any Of
the rest Of our naval officers II he had
been in Dewey's boots. a noted judge
advocate, who has known the admiral
for years, said Of him the other day: He
is the last-absolutely the las.-man In
the navy who would have, been picked
out for the expedition against Manila.
He has always been one OF the kid glove
officers in the navy. Hisiclothes never
had q particle OF dust on them, his hands
were soft and white as wonan's, his
manicure set was used daily, ne brush
ed his as often as possible, so that not a
stray lock got rumpled, he busted his
shoes with his handkerchief. He was
almost too neat for man. He was GER
tninly the dude Of the service, using the
word, Of course, in Its pleasant sense.
But he has shown us all what kid gloves
can do when the time for acton comes.
/ admire the mans. blase Indifference 10
show, public opinion and Danger"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
sENTENrlous SAYINGS.

Every woman has some aim in life,
but what she hits is a different thing.
After mans friends really know him
they very often cease to recognize him.
woula.be progressive people some
times forget that 4 freight train makes
more noise than limited express
The value OF a golden opportunity de-
ponds upon the amount OF. gold there Is
In st. 40,
The life OF chorus girl can't be so
very wearing Judging from her apparel.
Men convinced against their Will are
OF the same opinion still. but no wo-
man IS ever convinced that way.
A girl always thinks a mans heart Is
In the rlghtpla when she possesses 1t.
Nature may be q success as q coun-
try artist, but 1t takes q man to paint
the town.
When wives and widows speak OF
their late husbands their meaning Is
quite different.-Chieago News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14

We are beginning to receive detailed
accounts of the baltic OF the Atbara
from the special correspondents at the
front. One of them tells capital story
that has the real ring of dry Scotch
humor about It. He was walking soft
" about the camp so as not to disturb
the sleepers on the night before the
fight. when he overheard sentimental
Seaforth Highlander say. to 4 co.nrade,
"Ah. Tam. how many thousands there
are at hame acmss the sea thinking O.
us the NIGHT" Right, Sandy" replied
his chum: "and how many millions there
are that don't care d.. Go to sleep.
You fool" And silence again fell upon
that orner OF the souare.-St. Jamcss
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