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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
YO8ner'5
6rruif6t Bargains Der grdRttn mfr>
tbr gu Orn nirOrigfsn prfilfH,
wrIdr ie fit (oIdr rrtlIs
f11aarfn fitirt wurDrH.
1lJ11rfn fltlrt lDlrDfn.
Die grURten BnrgntnS.

IebnIihe preiie finb niemuIs fir
fol4e Wertbe angeIeBt iporoen.
Dies iIt cine 9elegenbeit, tpie tdum
tpteoer 9sboten tperOen fam, unb es lit
nod gu bemerten, buB bieTe &lsibungsz
Itide in nG4Iter 3eit Isbr gsbruu9t
nerben. Qus bieIem 9runbe baben bic
fe 9argains einen boppeltsn 8ert6.
Sameu=audcts aus i8Dar3m Gb,Oiots Rsrieps,
geaOer unO gouclt.GIOtb gOrs uHb GlpsGrOnts,
uufOsrOuts unO 3Ot8saraQen, sinioc nit sinoc=
lcotea sammettruesn, sftit6cS=H uHS iranj6Ti6e
&adsntbsiIs, balb unO gani nit atlub usfittsrt.
iUertb big ,u 5000. $1OO
RinOer=Rsefcrs unO Ganc9suemif6teg gouele.
Sud- MotrOien.Rruuen, nit graiO bticbt, in
Cardinal unO glau, 0Itcr > biz 8. pert6 big su
$500 $1OO.
ainOrse'ebr0de aus 0un, DOnercm 9n8, Slais
tirts 9orOertbsilt, 5uiammmgrafftcr Slider, ti.s
fer WatroisnsRrausu, bciebt init flint Rsi6cn
i8pdr3cm @ruiO, in braun, bluu uuO grim, gltsr
big 6, tuertb bis su $4OO $1OO.
0umsns5 5odets aug f,intH q8orftOs. mtltOng
@bipcOrOs, Rris0s unO 9Ifra6an, tinia6c uno
OOpSclreibioe gruf Riidentbsl nit strapz 5duz
men, suiammenqcraffts uuO 2art=asrmsI, quu,
nit @haB oefHttsrt i8par3, braun unO blau,
pcrt6 bis su $1,000 $3.50.
ainOcr.ec6r0dc, aus feiner oualitdt groaos
Cloth uno 5Deit0niOcm @oucIc o,fertiet, ticfcr
Oicrediocr @utrOicnsRru0en unO Gpuulcttsn. nit
gunO uHO iciOcncm graiO bcisst, bluu, Qobforbe,
grim, GaOst unO braun, anr bis s. pcrtb bis
gu $500 $3.50.
9nmtn=9udcts aus fcinfsn Gualitdtn Rcricb,
RcIton, GbcpiOt uHo aitra6au, piertu0pfige gor=
9orosrtbsile, Gcrm,l uuo 8aupttbciG gan, nit
Atlub NSIuALtIl UuH SNyHCNUtIW uUaCICIIl0Ichlei=
Ounestrds, idpor, blau unb 2Obfurbe, pcrtb
bis gu 1920, S370
Gamcn.Rlcior6dc, aus gun, boGIcnen i6par,cn
G5cpiOts, Gnosf. unO pIaitirter Radcntbcil, nit
gcrcalinc qefittert, nit eammct uutcrbunOsu
iUcrt6 $3.75 SOS.
2umu.RleiOrDds aus ganI ipOncncm i8tpar,eu
SturmzG GbcpiOt, llmbrcna.facon, bcicBt nit suei
Rsibtn Gtabs@auo, plaitrte 8iitsntbclc, nit
GorOurOD uutcrbunOcn, ipcrtb 500, S30S.
Samcn=Rofiime aus aauj punenem gsnctiancr.
3u6, SOr=9OrOert5ciI.9udet strapsocidumt unO
nit Oun5 iciO,nu 9affeta ocfattert; Rod nit
Qerculinc oeflttcrt, strap=ocidumtcr 9orOertbcil
nit Gn0pfcn bcicbt, Slaitirtcr 2idtntbeil, in
2Obfarbc, bIou unb grim, pertb $13.a8 $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27

Der 8acificfiiTts etre 9umpferIaour5
U6ui5 an Zen amsr;taayIden &onIuI in
9ih;Fu I6iden, 10 pepoen oaOur4
n;d5t nur 3duIenoe BON Wtenihsnleb2n
derettet, Iorosrn es ptrO Dem amsritds
riTfsa 2tteu5au oaOura fir ipG.erbin
Elm Wturft BON % Bis 30 Miuionen
GcnFumenten er0fTn2t reroen."
Die 0dnbsl5tdmmer miro in i6rer
nd6iten SiBung Der 2(nge,e8eu9eit ndz
fer tret2r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
Tarbi9e &lciocrituffc.

ISir Ofisrirsn unuefdbr 30 stiidc $500 garog
aus oopptltbrtittn Matcrialien; oisie fuO brpca.
otrtt Sortcn, tbcilpciic 8olc III gutter gusipabl
oOH fUunibensDtrtbru Garbsn, pcrtb 25c, I2Jc.
Ganj rDolIenc ibottiibs Sarrcaur, imSortirte
Wtuisr, itfs pcri6icocue Gombiuatioueu: Gin ons
Oerss Sd0er bon 8OrhcO ifoutiss NIT Scioeuz
9untt,n, nsucfc '7arbtn, unO elm pOafduoiocs Ga.
ger pon cinfatcn unO acn,iibtcu Sud)=elccerz
itofien, ercsleats gBcrtbs, 29c.
Sans tuolenc fbpurls iSancn=atucbtt Rcheltics
ibpur3e fiqurirte @riuiantincs, gan, po1cue
ibporie Surub=Serot unO Quns tuoQs1e id,par,e
3ricOt=5udle, Sc bis 42 3oG brett, ausuabmsp,iie
g8crtbe, zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
9Osner'5
Sin 9ruBer Scrfanf feincr
Stifereien.

9Rir babcu unusidbr tauieno garos, mebr OO,r
pent0er, tsinsr unO bHbi4sr Stidereisn. meitens
Gautsn; nur einiee Suiertiues in Dem Eager.
Die tnOhen in Otm Eager fuD feds 3on brett
unO bic br,itefsu 5p6lf 3Oa. Sic fHO idmmts
lid ele9antc unO iDtni6engpsrtbc 0uitsr aug
better Gualitdt StOff bsrasitsrt. Ser usSriofte
9reis bel tpirtli6em gBertbe 1T fir i,ocs stiid
in Dem Eager 3Oc. bro 9dro. Srr ar0btt DirflidJe
8srtb 1T 75c. Dies tauH obus ieoe uebertrtibuuo
confatirt lperoeu, oeuu Rbts, aIs Sbatia6tn
DerDsH UoH uns Dsroiicntli6t. g9ir usrOeu oeieg
Eager BON Stidsrsieu gu tintm glsibmdbioen
9reiie ausDtrtaufsu. 9iticlbtn Deroen auf Dem
esDObHIi6sn 0ttd:r'iseaOsHtiite uuseclsqt uuo
iilr Den bsmtriensDu:ben 9rtis btrtauit p,roeu
BON 1Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27

tentummsr uno Der Rtgjsrune, ME
ous nd6s3u sinitimmige 8otum Der
8ammar uno Die tmIige 5bdtigteit Der
Re9ierurg bspeiIe.
Sotrsit oas Bu6Iitum in 9etrd4t
tommt, T9sint ss, baB ale Ngitation
fir anti republitdniIhe YlGne dufz
Ss60rt fat. 0ieisrigsn. bic ni6t iibtr
9srou.sOe laden, Iagsn, buB er ooh
f6IieBtih mebr Mutb ge8eigt babe, oIs
Die tpelf& Iich oaruuf beI6rdntten,
Ii9 in pufen Sfimpfereien gu srges
zen. 2,6ar bic groBe U3sbr3abl oer
ParFer Publitums ma4t IiA iibtrOaz
rpulROe luItig. Sein qrotestes 4ufz
treien, Der umFano, DaB IS itm feIb't
ntft m0gli9 mar, Die SDmputbien beg
Ufo6s gu erlongen unD iein 8efrtben,
alS 0tdrtDrer gu erIteiner, BADEN Inn
5ur 3iegifef6e be8 SpottsS gematt.
Die 4eQierun9 Fat ibre &arten 10
gei6idt gemii6t, b1B Der 9ansnurltz
Yatriot, pie 9erouleoe gendnnt ptro,
Tih ais Gr5oeri64p0rar ousgi6t unO
pffsnOur nur 2tngIt bat, baB er ni6t
ais FOLDER angeIs6en miro. Dis tim
mi get6eilt puroe, DaB Die Qntld9e,
Die Qeu.n i'm erho62n piro, auf unerz
luu6tss 9etreten DER Sa{erne l0utst,
etT6ien er bsitur3t. Disis &Iage erz
Ihien i6m, Der BON RepcIution gez
trdumt bate, in i6rer llnbebeutidmtstt
Fripol. Seine @iteItsit bate iFn erz
purten IoTen, oaB man ibm pegen
6ofpsrratb5 ben Pro3eB mofsr
peroe.
Dab er oe5 unbeTu8ten 82tretsns osr
&uIerns i6uIbig 6efun0en piro, gilt
ais iifer. Bon gutunterrih!cter
Seite niro bebauptst, paB YrGIiOent
Qou6st ibn begnabigen miro, fo6dIo
Iein llrt6ejl QeTprohen lit. gr DsjB,
buB cine 5oIde 8sgnaoigung ou5u bic
nsn piirbe. ben g6anSpurIt 9atrjOz
ten" nod Id6erIifsr eri6sinen 81 la
zen uno oefen SGu3ionen BON NldrtDz
rSrrubm nc1 9run0tl1er 81 3strpTfn.
2lus 9riiiIel piro bsrbhtet, Die BEL
qiife Regi2rung 6u6s ben 5er3og BON
Orleans rpsger COMPUTATION gegen
cine 6sfrsunoete Mott du&5erpieien.
GmtI 8eGtlt qefOrben.
8ern, 26. 7Se6ruar. - 9r. Gmil
8eltG, Der friiGere 9r1iiOent Der @ioz
genoTenffaft, lit geItor6en. @r lpar
i'm Sabre 1925 in 3ur3a4 i'm &ar3au
Qe6orsn. Gr puroe qrd'IiOent oes
8unoe5rat6s i'm Sabre 1866 unO mar
ie6S U&uI 9rd7ioent Der @togenoRenz
i6aft. S5m 0eaem6er 1891 ls8te sr
iein Q(mt nieoer. Gr hatte 9rpBe 4e4ns
litfeit nit benz OerItor6enen 6iiriten
8i8mard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
9osnet's
Snet 9rpRc Bargains in Scn
bcffen Sdluhen.

@anpptudbte Samtu= Sbub. uus @cltsSuus2c=
oer, Ru0pf. uuo Sbniir= S6ube, pctts uocr
Gpsru=5ocou uro Seifcn, ausoebubare Soblsu,
edig, miitdriidc 6adcn. g1titcn q. big e., ale
Gr0Bcu, pcrtb 800 uuo $4.25, $1.97.
@auoesudbte SamtusS6ubt, g9elt=Suu froui6f=
i6es enamel uno 9atcntlsoer Su0pfs Ii. S6uirz
S6ubs, ouf 9uuoOo= uuO sneIii6sn 2tiicn qes
urbtitet, unsOtbnbars unO snqs SObltr, Dertb
500, 81 so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
9abem
Ste fi0
erfG(tet?

ggenn Sies Der san, ut es
ni1t tb0rtdJt, etnte GrfGl'
t1tng so OermaGIdiit8em 2
8iFen sic, OnB OieieI6e in Ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
bung 8 pr03e B.

D u II q p . q B.
Qonbun, 26. 5Ft6ruar. - D.
9(rcD Qam6ton. Der Iis6snte 8ruoer
oe8 5er3ogs BON OurGdm, erlan8te
fier eina S6etoung, uno oa6ei fam Elm
fenIationelIer StanDal ans 5dge5z
lf6t. Orei U2itiduloige parsn ges
nonnt. Die Frau mar friiher in 2Lus
ftralien S6uuip;elerin. sic 6at!@,
nie Qam6ton's 2(ntpalt anga6, Dem
iunoen Warne orgeT6ninoelt, oaB Iie
cine oSa6rs5rente Don 500 BFnuo 6a6e
UNI nit i6rer 9roBid6rigfsit in ben
8eiiB zines 8erm0gen8 gelangen perz
De. 9uS 9uur 6eiratbate 1888 in
2(uitralien uno tebrte 3tp%i Sabre Ipdz
ter na6 GnglarD 3uriif. SpGter
mu9ta bic 6rau in 8drt5 einenSel6Itz
moroperiu6. 0ur9 ieinen 8ruber,
ben 5er3og BON 0ur9am, erfu6r
Qambton bon ben @erii6ten, Die ii6er
feline 6rau i'm llmlduT paren, uno ais
er lie pirett Der llntreue beIAuloigte,
entflo6 lie. Sin 8rief, in palfsm lie
Elm reumiit6iges @eItdnoniB a6legt,
g:e6t eins S6;Ioerunq, ME Iis oura
3runt urb Qlu5Ifpeifung Gara6gez
fommen. uno in Dem tie i3rsn Utann
nm i6css &iroes DiQen I'm @er3e;z
bung urF.ebt, fam CUR 8srIeIurg.
Der 5er3og BON 0ur6Im 6dtte ii6riz
gems aud tain Slid i'm @6eIe6en. 8ei
isiner punoerTf0ren Trou fam glei6
na9 Der 5o93eit un1eil6arar Wu6az
linn sum 9urh6ruf. 0as 6:r3cg5
9eIu9 um 2lnruQiruag Der G1s nurz
be a6gepieIen.
SuR8er5not6 in G6iru.
San6ran3i5co, 26. Se6ru1r.
- Die Qmerituner in &9ee 500
(5I6ifW, in Der 6irsIiIGen 9ropin3
S6antuHg, BADEN an Die 6unoelstdmz
mer in San Trar3;sco Elm S6rei6en
geri6tet, norin lie Darum erIu9ar,
DAB cine SbiFFSlaoung M1is 3ur2inz
bsrun9 re5 glo!4itunDas unter ben 3pei
Wfilipnen 6una:rnDen G6ineIen in Der
ProDin5 SbantunQ na4 SI6;fu gez
ianOt perDe. Die 5o6flut6en oss gslz
BEN 6luiIes haben Die Grnote DoQItGnz
big Oerni6tet, uro bic immenie 8eDDlz
teruHg Der gan8en 5IuBregjon 1T Dem
6ungsrtDOe nabe.
0as S6rei6en lit bon So6n SON
Ter, 6untsr Gor6ett, 20. .. Slteri6,
SEQ. @Ornpaq unD 6. 9. 0opn;ng
urter3ei4net. SSn bem.IeI6sn lit 3us
nd6it geIagt, bic gepDltsrung bon
S3antlng lebe 9roBent6eils bon
Utais. Damn 6eiBt es: p8ir slau6sn,
mann abre 9etraibsbdn0Lsr brett Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
gefG br0et.

2Sm Suua 26. 6e6ruar. - Die
aus Der 6rage Der pdpitli6en Sbelz
rabme an Der 6rieoen5 &Onferen3
entItanoere Spannung 3piTfsn Dem
8utifun uno Der itaI:sriI6en Regiez
rung tit 10 atut genOroen, oaB bic
8sgierungen um O1s 3uItonOetOmmen
Der Gonieren3 Ie9r 62TOr5t itnO.
8ei Der 5potennefIe fiir ben PrGIiz
benten 6aure in Rom ignorirte GarDiz
na( RampoQa, Der Staat5IetretGr Oes
gapites, in auff1UenOsr, Demonitrattz
per Weiie Den 8ruB cs5 itdlieniIGsn
MiniIter5 oss 2tusGpGrtigen, 2(omirdl
Ganebaro. Die 9sriufe 3uBLaro'5
uro 5oGarb'8 CUR 2lusgIei6ung Der
2(n8ele8er6ait Ea6en nur oa5 RtTultdt
gs6a6t, boB iia Staljen peigert, bic
Gonfsren3 gu 62T4jden, penn Der
9apIt bort pertreten lit.
SerTdtipneI(er 2 DIET
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
Qlu5 9 b a nierl.

m& q b rio, 26. 6s6ruar. - Die
3eitungen forOern bic 8egierung auf,
in ibren 8orTi6t5 MaBre8eln 92gen
bic garliiten ni6t na48ulaiien. 4genz
ten De5 9rGteNoenter Iouen grOBe
QuantitGten 0aFfen uno MunitjOH
in Der gGbe Der @rsn3e b1ben unO
louern uuf @eIegen6eit, 0ieIeIben auf
baS ipaniIfe 9e6iet gu I4mu8geln.
2tomitdl Gsrreru bat einem Gomits
bss @enats gegerii6sr ertldrt, penn
Der 8erluIt feines 9eI6pabers Elm
@erbrsfsn lei, 10 lei Die RegSerung,
pstds Daifelbe nadb Gubd i4idte, 0dz
fir perantporFli6. Gr (GerDerd)
6a6e 36rGnen pargoITen, ais er 6ei ieis
ner 2(ntunft gu Santiago Be Guba be-
QlidpurT6t puroe, Dsrn er babe feline
unpermeioli8e gieberlQgs borausgez
ie6en.
0ie FriebenS Gpnferen3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-27
9o5ner'5
SOrict=Saraain.

9Bir bubsn Gin isbr erOBss Eager BON Samen
(siHi6lcbIi6 fir tilenos WlittCrJ uuO Mdo6,n=
GOriets, aus uusssisi6uster Gualitdt Scan uu0
GOutil btrgctent, bopp,lt ftart on ben Siften.
,tDei Seitsns StubIiaueen, brett. nit atIob unb
6outil oeitreift, ipuroerbor pnIfsao, aopptItt5
Qlaui6ett, fartc Gii8bsinsgHten Sis GOrittg
Titr itiusnoe WHtitr baben QattutsS Salter. Sieit
gorIeis fuo nit SeittnsGdtu ptriebtn uno fommtn
in turlen mittIeren uzb lan0en 9dHgtn uuo in
peib uno brabserau, Dertb Csc 3Sc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
WBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, NOV VENIBER IL 1899
Tho IInnlphrlcS Found.

We published u letter on Tuesday
from young lady in Rochester, Ind,
to Treasurer Boyd asking him to assist
her in obtaining some information
about her unclcs, Charles and jim
llumphriCs, and in less than three hours
after tho paper was issued from this
Office Mr.. Boyd had the Information he
desired for the young lady. MIR. Jim
HumphricS is now living with his fam
lily at EthcridGC, S. g., Sulu'la County,
aud his brother Chas. HumphricS was
injured in the cyclone OF February 2S.
1881, which demolished the town Of
Chappells, from which injuries nc died
II year later. His wife and child were
killed during the cyclone. This is the
information furnished MIR. Boyd.
This shows the Importance Of making
your desires known TO the newspaper
men For in less than three hours after
the news was published Mr.. Boyd had
the Information he wanted. The Her.
aid and News reaches the people and
always brings satisfactory results.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
l.OiIgShurc-lSiser,

An interesting event of the past week
was the marriage of Miss Emma Riser
and Dr.. a. l.. Longshorc, which was
solcmnized by Rev. d. Tillcr, Tuesday
last, at high noon, at the residence OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Riser. The bride was gowncd in
an elegant costume Of brown broad
cloth, the corsagc trimmed with blue
chiffon and rich lace. which displayed
her lovely type Of Southern beauty.
She carried bouquet of white plumey
chrysanthemumsa and brides roses en-
blematc Of love and purity. Dr.. and
Mrs. Longshore were the recipients of
numerous handsome presents, attesting
their popularity and the appreciation Of
their many friends. After Monday DR..
and Mrs. Longshorc will be CAT
Home" at Silver Street.
The Herald and News extends cordial
congratulations, and wishes them q
full measure Of happiness through the
long aisles OF time.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Ideal Entertainers.

Lovers of high class entertainments,
musical and literary, are awaiting with
pleasurable anticipation the coming of
the Ideal Entertainers, an organization
Of distinguished artists presenting q
program of unusual excellence and en-
tertainment which is refrcshingly novel
and original. While partaking very
largely of q musical character, the per-
formance is quite a radical departure
from the ordinary concert program,
and in fact is infinitely superior. How
pleasingly diversified is the program
may be realized from the varied quail
fications of the artists engaged, the
personnel being Marcella NJ. KIock,
dramatic soprano, Elizabeth MacKin-
stry, violinist, Caroline Conkling, dra-
matte reader and elocutionist, Aimee
Cellarius, solo pianist and accompanist,
Belen Cushing, authoress and mezzo
soprano and Louis NJ. Vail, imperson-
ator and baritone soloist. An attract
i've feature of the entertainment will
be the presentation Of Miss Gushing
and MIR. Vail. Of the clever sketch en-
titled "Honorc," the work of the lady
mentioned.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Blrth-Deatll,

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Counts were the
happiest couple, probably, Saturday
evening, in Chaplin, in the gift of two
tiney babes. But ere many hours
elapsed their gladness was turned into
sorrow. God, in his infinite wisdom
saw fit to call back to His keeping one,
the little boy. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. J. f. Deal, at
st. Jacobs, and his little remains we're
Inferred in that burying ground. The
little girl, Eva Pearl, was chrlstened
by Rev. Deal Monday. Our sympathy
goes out to the saddened parents Cha
pin News. ~
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Glorious News
mentioned

Comes from DR.. D. b. Cargile, of
Washita, I. II. He writes: "Four hot
ties of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer of scrofula, which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face, and the best doctors could give no
help; but her cure Ia complete and her
health Is excellent" This shows what
thousands have p:oved-that Electric
Bitters Is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema,
letter, ealt rheum, ulcers, boils and
running sores. 1t stimulates liver, kid
neys and bowels, expels poison, helps
digestion, builds up the strength. Only
so cents. Sold by all druggists. Guar
anteed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Confessed 10 Stealing.

Dcvillius Baker and his son Ben had
Il preliminary hearing on Wednesday
before Magistrate Wcrts for stealing
Two bales Of cotton from Mr.. John
B Bedcnbaugh. Baker confessed the
crime and implicated Robt. Koon aud
Noah Williams, and they were all
bound over to the sessions court in the
sum Of $500 each. Ben Baker was re-
leased. Koon gave bond and was re-
leased.
Baker has many times been before
the courts and has always managed to
get out. He's hard one to catch.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Services ut tho First Methodist Church
NCNt SunhnY.


Miss Belle Bennett, OF Richmond,
ky., will lecture in the First Methodist
Church next Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. Miss Bennett is President Of
South. She expects to spend II month
in the bounds Of the South Carolina
Conferences in the interest Of the Home
Missions.
Mrs w. ~. RodEcrs, Of GrCcnvillc
writes thus OF Miss Bennett: "Shc is
one OF the most charming and gifted
women OF Southern Mcll0dism. She
spoke twice for Us ON Sunday and just
captiva,rd Grcenvillr"
The Daily Mail Of Anderson says OF
Miss Bennett: "a large crowd was at
the Methodist church last evening to
hear Miss Bennett on the subject Of the
work Of the Home Mission Society.
She is indeed Il consccratcd woman,
and has the work of this great move
mcnt at heart, as her talk last
evening showed. Her enthusiasm in
spircd the ladies present with the desire
to organize Homo Mission Society in
Anderson"
1t is hoped that large congregation
will greet Miss Bennett: at the Firs
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing. All will be welcome.
At night al this usual hour for SCR
vices on invitation of the pastor, Rev.
w. |. Herbert, Rev. ID. Tillcr will
preach. Mr.. Tillcr has been stationed
in Ncwbcrry for four years ana in about
Il month will have to leave us. This
will be the last chance for some time
for his many friends aud admirers in
Ncwbcrry to hear him prcach--ut the
First Methodist Church Sunday night.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Delegates TO Baptist Convention.

The South Carolina Baptist State
Convention is to meet at Gai1ncy, S. c.,
November 20, 1899. Delegates who cx-
pect to attend should send their names
at once to Dr. S. b. Crawley, Gatfney,
S. G.
NJ. w. Rankin, J. w. Blanton, G. A..
Wright, J. r. Leavell, l. NJ. Smith, }.
r, Spearman, w. S. B. Ford, H. Fow-
ler, DR.. Jas. Mcintosh, G. B. Dominicz
and S. II. Goggans have been appoint
cd delegates by the Recdy River Bap-
tist Association.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Used by British Soldiers in Africa.

Capt. G.. G.. Dennison Is we'll known
al over Africa as commander of tho
forces that captured the famous rebel
Galishe. Under date of Nov. 4, 1897,
from Vryburg, Rechuanaland, he
writes; "Before starting on the last
campaign bought aquanSity of Cham
herlaia's 5' coliG, Cholera era and 5e Dierrh"a
MemGdX th Whoh hos USED myself when
had given to my men, and in every case
it proved most beneficial" For sale by
w. e. Pelham, Druggist.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Not u Surprise,

IL will not be a surprise to any who
are ut all familiar with the good quail
ties Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
to know that people everywhere take
pleasure In relating their experience
in the use of that splendid medicine
and in telling of the benefit they have
received from it, Of bad colds it has
cured, of threatened attacks of pncu.
monia it has avcrted and of tho chill
dreu it has saved from attacks of Group
and whooping cough. 1t is grand,
good medicine. For sale by w. f..
Pelham Druppist
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Tho Presidents Explanation

Mr.. Ed'tor: While looking over last
ing q don't get Fridays paper until
Monday | noticed an explanation or
rather Il reply to the Prosperity corrc-
spondcnt from Prof. Scatter, as to why
the Central Luther League failed to
meet, at Grace church, in October.
Not wishing the blame placed on
Prof. Settler. the vicc-prcsidcnt,
thought it proper to write Il few lines,
which ask your Indulgence, Mr.. ltdi-
tor, for space in your next issue.
am very sorry that such thing has
occurred for the Central League has
been doing q noble work in promoting
deeper interest in the local Leagues,
and l feel that this may make some lose
interest in the work. guess as | am
the "biggcst," the blame must be placed
upon my shoulders. However, | will
try to carry it anyway.
1t is not the duty OF the president nor
the vicc-prcsidcnt to arrange the pro-
grammc for these meeting. 1t is the
the chairman of the said committee
should have looked after the matter.
Though, VIC can't press too heavy upon
him for haYe always notified him and
helped him arrange the programme.
So, guess this time he was waiting to
hear from mo concerning the matter.
When left home, September 18th, my
local League had not decided on the
date for meeting, SO left the matter in
hands of my local League vicc-prcsi-
dent. [ had no other thought than
that the committee would arrange the
programme.
Now, | move that the next meeting,
which is to be in January, be held at
Grace church. haven't consulted my
League. but | know they'll be glad to
have Central League meet with them.
AS to my resignation, did not think
but one meeting until election Of Off
GERS, so I thought the vice president
could preside one time.
| always notified every local League
as well as programme committee. This
being the case, guess I'll have the
blame to shoulder.
Hoping this will be satisfactory ex-
planatiOn, | will do my utmost, though
away, to make the next meeting sue
cess.
| r.. G.. COUNTS,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
CHURCH DEDICATION.
Two Distinguished Speakers TO be Prcscnt

The dedication Of West End Baptist
Church will take place next Sunday at
II n. III. Rev. A. j. S. Thomas, of tho
Baptist Courier, will preach the sermon
DR.. a. l.. Montague, President Of Fur
man University. will speak at 80 p. m.
The First Baptist and O'Ncal Street
Methodist churches will unite with the
West End Baptist church in these ser
vices.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Progra III TcnChers' Association.

The following is the programme for
the Ncwbcrry County Teachers Asso-
citation to be held in the Graped School
building, Saturday morning, December
9th, at II o'clock Il. m:
Elementary sciences in common
schools--Prof. S. l.. Powell Mr.. L. A.
Riser.
How to make the study Of history in
tercsting-Mr. J. f.. Hunter, Miss
Belle Cannon.
Lila x. .JohnstOne,
Secretary.