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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-13
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EMPLOYEES ExCUpsIny
H. rs and w. Il. VIII Give Its PeopI
an Outing

H. ~, and w. Il. VIII Give Its Peopt.
an Outing.
Inc second annual excursion to San Ia
cinto park of the employees of the Houston
East and West Texas will occur next Sat
urday, the 10Th instant, and extensive ar.
engagements are being made for 1t by the
committees in charge. The affair Will be
given by the management of the road TO
its employees, each of whom has the privi-
lege of inviting one family beside his own,
The train carrying the eNcursonists Will
leave the Fifth ward depot OF the East
and West at a. m. sharp and will back
down to the Grand Central depot, from
which point II will leave for the picnic
grounds at $50, On the return trip the
train viii leave the park at D. M
The committee of arrangements Is com
posed of the following employees: n.
O Donnell, chairman: A. Gallsher, w. Fin
negan, g. Cox, NJ. Holt, a. L. Monaghan,
J. r. Keefer, G. Bissonnett, w. Rogers'
II. Hartwell, NJ. Kehough.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

PARIS.--A number OF residences in diff.
ferent quarters of the city were visited by
burglars Tuesday night.
DENTON. Despite the rains or last
week the ground is again very dry and
crops are again needing good rainfall.
HILLSBoRO.-- "A protrscted meeting Is
in progress at the Cumberland presby-
terrain church, conducted by Rev. ID. O..
Dewitt.
PARIS.--several head Of horses have re-
Gently died Of blind stsggers in the north
ern portion OF Fannin county. The disease
is alarming farmers.
MEXIA.--The Daily News and tbe Even
ing Ledger have been consolidated under
the management of n. P. Houx. 1t ylll
be issued as the Evening Ledger.
FORT WORTH The thirteenth annuaY
convention of the Funeral Directors ard
Embalmers' association of Texas will meet
at the Oriental hotel Dallas, next Tues
day aud Wednesday.
WAXAHACHlE.- The Methodist church
congregation will on next Saturday cele-
brste the fifticth anniversary of its or
ganization. A number OF old pastors and
members will be present.
PARIS. s. Roach, living four miles
below Deport claims to have the champion
heavyweight boy of his age In North
Texas. He Is is years old and weighs 279
pounds. His mother weighs 10 pounds and
his father las pounds.
MKINNEY. The Collin county summer
normal will convene in Mckinney June 10
and run till July q. The teachers elected
are: Prof. T. Il. Chapman Of Farmersvlle.
conductor, assisted by J. c. Ryan, G. II.
Cobb, G. w, Scoggins and s. ]. Cresweli
JOSSERAND.-The dam which held n,
the big pond of the Josserand Lumber
company broke and about eight feet OF
water went through the break. The pond
covers about twenty acres. The dam II
being repaired and the pond win soon be
intact.
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the standing and special committees ar,
as follows A. A. Johnston, Dallas; r. u
Grand commander; r. F.. Mercy OF Rolton
Y u, deputy grand commander. A. n.
Howard Of Palestine, y. NJ. grand sener.
alissimo; Fred M. Gilhough OF Galveston
e NJ grand captain generalisslmo; Reb.
ert NJ Elgin of Houston, r. NJ. grand
treasurer, j. C. Kidd OF Houston r. NJ.
grand recorder
Chairmen standing committees: II. N.
Elgin Of Houston, foreign Correspondence;
j. T Fuller OF Calvert finance; ID q !,
Proctor Of Cuero grievances and appeals;
II. h. Stoddard of Bryan jurisprudeace !;
r. = Howard Of Gonzalqs neurology, J..
G. Kidd OF Houston, returns.
Special committees; J.C. Kidd Of Hous-
ton Templar history; IT, t. Fuller OF Cal
weston triennial headquarters, Fred NJ
Gilhough Of Galveston, thenniaI transpor-
tation
General H. 3. Stoddart OF Bryan, chair
man OF the jurisprudencecom is the
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WELL BEHAVED SOLDIERS.

The town was full Of soldiers last night
after the oyster roast at WOODLANDS lake
but to their credit II must be said they
behaved well and not an arrest was made
by the civil authorities. The regiment has
looked after it's hayward boys in re-
markably careful manner ever since they
have been here, and provost guards have
patroled the streets nearly all the time
The police records are quite clear Of the
arrests OF soldiers
Four companies of the regiment viii be
mustered out Saturday. unless the plans OF
the mastering out officers 60 wrong, and
Immediately thereafter the boys wili 10.
gin 10 leave for their different homes. the
mastering out Of the other companies VIII
follow IN quick order and by next Tuesday
night the work Will be finished.
Major q. 7. Holloway, paymaster United
States army, arrived IN the city yesterday
and viii pay of the members Of the regl-
ment within the next few dsys
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Texas FLOODED stock ASSOCIATION

Fort Worth, Texas. April 10. The stock
breeders of Texas met here today aud or
ganized permanent blooded live stock
show, to be known as the Texas Blooded
stock Exhibit association The capital
stock will be $4,000 in unassessable shares
of $50 The association is TO be controlled
by board Of thirteen members. A charter
will be applied for al once.
Fort Worth is to he the home of the as
ISOLATION The exhibits to he made will
include cattle, horses, hogs, sheep and all
kinds of fowls
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Central Event Rats..

on account of the meeting Of the North
west conference League, which VIII be
held at Fort Worth on May 70 H. and
the meeting of the grand lodge Of eolored
Knights Of Pythss. which viii occur q
the same place on May 10 r. he Hous-
ton ard Texat Central has authorized the
telicwing rates: From stations between
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Mr.. I. Wilson, travelling auditor OF The
central. was here from Dallas yesterday
The employees OF the general Offices OF
the Houston and Texas Central received
their monthly salaries yesterday.
Captain A. Do Costa, travelling freight
agent OF the Southern Pacific, was here
yesterday from his headquarters af Cucro.
Colonel w, A. Tuley, travelling pas
senger agent of the Frisco, was in Hous-
Ton Yesterday from his headquarters at
Dallas,
Mr., Horace Booth. general agent Of the
international and Great Northern re-.
turned 10 his Headquarters here yesterday
after trip up the road.
Traffic Manager Beip Of tho sunset .
Central lines left last night for New or
leanf, accompanied by his private secre-
tary, Mr., 7. G. Ratclif, and BY Assistant
General Freight Agent H. o. Reese
Mr, j. j. West, assistant general freight
agent and Mr.. ]. &. Lindsey, contract
ins agent, both Of the Katy. spent yes-
some OF the points on tho Galveston
houston and Henderson between here and
Galveston,
the passenger department of the Rock
island Is sending ont piece Of stationery
which IS attracting no little attention
Ine scene shown on tho Rock Island fold,
ers wherein a gentleman is studying a
map OF the system and is rapidly arriv-
ing az the conclusion that it is 'the right
road, has been faithfully copied by the
sculptor and the result obtained Is a
very effective one.
Mr.: T. l.. peeler industrial agent Of
the haty, with headquarters at Trinity.
was IN the city yesterday. Mr. Peeler is
payins particular attention this year to
the vegetable raising industry along The
hne OF tho Katy, and no reports the crnp
outlook for the coming season az being
an excellent one. He is at present con-
slderlng tho matter of removing his head
quarters from Trinity to Houston
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WORK AT SABINE rAss.

Huntington Water Front Ia to He
Further Improved.
Galveston, Texas, April 12.-Charles
Clarke Co. have entered into CON
tract with the southern Pacific railroad
for some dredging at Sabine Pass. One
of the big Clarke dredges has already en-
tered upon the work. While the nature
OF the contract is not stated it is be-
lieyed to be the deepening of the slips
hart he - -
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Grain dealers, rxcrr.,.n

sherman, Texas. April 12.--At a meeting
OF the Texas Grain Dealers association
today the following route was selected for
the associations excursion to Mexico after
Us convention at Fort Worth: Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, Internat,onai ana
Great Northern and Mexican National. The
excursion viii leave Fort Worth Nav q
The round trip rate to the City OF Mexico
and return is s4f.
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stocks and bonds pcpo.,tca

New York, April 12,--speyer & Co. am
nounce that over 81 per cent of the bonds
and 30 per cent of the stock OF the Central
Pacific Railroad company have been de-
posted under the plan and agreement OF
reimbursement dated February 5, 1899,
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Petition in RnnI,runfcN.

Paris Texas, April ia. Harrington,
in the grocery business at sherman. filed
a petitIon in bankruptcy today, The ia.
bilitIes aye placed at $2f00; the grocery
stock is estimated at $1750.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-13

Galveston and carmine. Perry rsrr,s 80
kennedale, inclusive. round irin "a. sl ~
double the child's fare for NAV and
trains arriving at Fort Worth on tha
morning Of May ., All tickets vii, he i'm :
,,ed 70 May is for return. From C;iddinas
Manor' Austin and Lano the rate vii,
De one and one-third fares.
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Indians won'f Go to MEXICO.

penison. Texas April Prominent
chickasaws and choctaws who are daily
visitors. declare that not single member
Of their tribes viii 20 10 Mexico, and when
II comes 70 a showdown they predict That
other tribes Will back square down.
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Lexington. Texas, April i2.--In an clcc-
tion held here yesterday the city corpor-
alton was defeated; vote 80 against. for
The safe In lhe postofnce was hlown
open and robbed Of 272 20. There is no
clew 60 the robbers.
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Bend county to come there and investi-
information st hand It Is understood that
theiouthreak Is general and that many an
tmais have died Or Burkey left this
morning for Fort Bend county and will
make thorough Investigation OF the dis-
~
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence Mt Granger.

ulsnser' Iexas, April 12-The residence
Y NJ D. Stockton, occupied by Richard
US, wMn was burned at midnight. Loss
,sN, no Insurance of house but $3.50 on
pgn'ure in Orient OF Hartford.
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RYNENEAL.

HICKS uApprcr,A- ,.-,
April II 1ona s' - az. Wv marion ieAas,
lit VAS oy wy u tne prettlest weddings
pacs Ia, 49, seiuoiateo IN wharton TOOK
rhsu M VIII wguh a. az me Methodist church,
sba,lness mas " u''iu fiicks' prominent young
Id, pon @da w sg MRS. Carrie Harri-
iii p sOpu,ar ana Wen loved lady OF this
tsuseh NJ. = ", Murray officiating. The
wien h,o as peautliully decorated with the
sstus ' TSs hs,s 81 WHITE locust and ever
quite si rs pr,oe was robed in an ex-
isiOly ,, ne costume attended by her
sncs, s, nv mower girl Miss Mamie May
fI,rss ho me young couple have many
ypssss ,s MY VINO wish them ell the hap
liz 'ua' is the crown of happy married
Spr.
!, sn.lNDLER- FALL. -Nacogdoches, Tex
s.;.s Auril a.--of the numerous marriages
', US In the city OF Nacogdoches none
". more recherche or attended with
N NE eelat than that which occurred at
NJ cspitahle home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
,s' VI. uncle and aunt of the fair bride.
s w. Pearl Fall, who was led 70 he
S y altar by Mr. Robert shindier,
rspy sae evening of April 4, 1899. The
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Barn and Contents.

NaSahachie, Texas, April &c. J.
Dams barn with contents burned this
luinlns. The barn was insured for $500.
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'tsa r,' & wife went East and was at
~ uDii, II ,neumaiism. she received no
~ sias MY she tried cb,mberlain's Pain
Naesi ~ ~ TINE we have never been
I ss.s :, "o md it gives instant relief
fls ~ S,,nS and seslds and is never
~ r inenmaiic and neuralgia
y VI III In. ssnt Santa ypsz, cal For
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-13
DISEASE AMONG MULES

Or. Fred J. Burkey received request
last evening from persons living in tho
vicinity of Thompsons Switch in Fort
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
The joint Debate.

The Excelsior and Phrenakosmian
Literary Societies Of Newberry College
will celebrate their fortieth anniver-
sary on Friday evening, March 17th,
by a debate and oratorical contest to be
given in the opera house.
y personal invitation will be extend
cd to the public to be present to hear
the debate.
The following Is the subject and those
who will participate in the debate.
Presidential. K. Boyd.
Excelsior Orat0r-D. j. S. Derrick.
Phrenakosmian orator.. E. Bolapd
Question: "Resolved-Thats scientific
investigation is detrimental to the
Christian religion"
First Automatically. A. Rast.
First Negatively. j. Quattlebaum.
Second affirmative. O. Cassady.
Second negative-J. D. Derrick.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
Police and Firemen Prsieed.

At the meeting of the city council on
Tuesday night the Mayor was instruct
ed to draft suitable resolutions CON-
mending the police force for their eff-
cheney and tact In ferreting out the
guilty parties in the recent rohberies
perpetrated In this city. This praise
is merited by Newberry's policemen,
Tor no city can boast of or claim a more
efficient, prompt, or gentlemanly set OF
officers than Newberry.
On motion of Alderman Ewart the
Mayor was also asked to draft suit.
able resolutions commencing the fire
department for their prompt responses
to alarms and good work rendered the
city. This Is also praise that is deserv-
edly bestowed end will be appreciated
by the fire laddies as they often feel
that their services are not appreciated.
These resolutions will be published as
soon as handed us by the Mayor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
The Southern's SpcGlnls

The Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets for the occasions OF the
Mnrdi Gras Carnivals at New Orleans,
La, February TIA; Mobile, Ala, Feb
ruary 13-l4, and Birmingham, Fcbru-
ary 1914. The fare will bc S2O. Is for
the round trip from Ncwbcrry. Tickets
on sale February 7th to 18th inclusive,
limited to 28th
Effective Monday, January Both
Sleeping car line No. 565, New York
and jacksonville, trains 30 and SO, will
be extended and operated between New
York and Miami, Fla. SouthEound-
first car leaves New York at II. O5
a. M, January 30th; Northbound-first
car leaves Miami, Fla, February lat
These cars will be handled south OF
Jacksonville on the Florida East Coast
trains 80 and 78-knOwn as the Miami
Havana car.
Effective January 30th-Slecping car
line No. $685. trains 81 and 32, New York
and Aiken, will be operated between
New York and Augusta. Effective
same date, car line No. SIS. New Yorl
and Augusta, trains 81 and 38, will b,
operated between New York and Aiken
First car southb0und leaves New Yorl
January 30th. First cars northbount
leave Aiken and Augusta January list
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

happy but surprising event in our
suburban village on Tuesday evening
was the marriage of Mr.. Welch Wilbur
and Miss Daisy Shockley, daughter of
Mr.. j. D. Shockly. lhe happy couple,
accompanied by Mr. l.. B. Kibler and
Misses Claudia and Eunice Shockley,
sister and cousin of the bride, drove TO
the home of Rev. j. l.. Williamson, of
the Presbyterian church, and were
made man and wife about 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening, the affair bsing I'M
known to all except few friends and
those who accompanied Them. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the party
drove to the residence of Mr.. E. M.
Evans where bountful supper was
served.
Mr.. Wilbur is one of Newberry's
most prominent and promising young
business men, and tho bride is an uc-
complished and popular young lady.
The Herald and News extends congraC-
ulations and wishes nothing but happi-
ness and pleasure for the young couple.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
One Of the oldest and
best Guanos on the
market is the NaVassa
brand, for sale by
EdW. r. Hipp. If
Advertised Letters

Remaining in tho postof1ice at New
berry, S. c., for week ending January
81, 1899:
Francis Andrews, John Abrams, Hat.
tie Admas.
John Barrett, Curtis Beatty, Emer.
line Bradley, Alma Boozer, W B Boo
Ger, Winnie Brown, j B Berysel.
w. A.. Carson.
Marion Davis, Josh Davenport.
Alice FergersOn, Mrs G w Finley
Mrs Mamie Folk.
Euzilphis Ganntt, Mary Griffin, w M
=" Matte Harris, Lydia Harp.
j. |. johnson (2), Jane Jones, Carrie
jackson, Louvenia Jones, Minnie ones
Loary Kyzer, John O. Koon, Henry
Kunckle.
G. w. Leroy, Loura A. Lorick, Fl. j
Lee, j. S. Levister.
Sarah McIntoseo, Ben Mdarror
Joseph Morris, w. B. Mardey, Fannie
Morris, Jane II. Montgomery.
Louise Nickson, Ida B. Ncel.
w. e., Powell, Mary F. Pressly, Alb
hey Pitts.
Il. J. Rithburn, Carrie Rutherford
u. W. Rutherford, Mile Belhford
u Dorothy Reford, Tebbe Ruff.
Fanny Sims, A. II. Summer.
SOsesane Turner, Isaac Tillman.
Fl. p. Van. ........' ... . ....
Frank Wilkson, Pet Wilson, Alice
Wells, jim Walker, Bessie Williams
James Wilson, Il. B. Wilson, H. w
Williams, Lewis Williams, Jane Warts
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
A Dainty Tea.

One of the most enjoyable affairs OF
the past week was the "at home" given
on Tuesday afternoon, from FIVE until
seven, by Mrs. Robert Derrill Smith,
complimentary to her sister, Mrs.
James H. Hollingsworth, of Augusta.
The house was beautifully decorated in
pot plants and graceful effects of hot,
house blossoms, and the twinkling
waxen tapers added much to the al
ready lovely scene.
The daintily set tables and the ex-
quisite taste with which the delicious
tea was served, went to prove what a
charming hostess is Mrs. Smith.
Small clusters of violets, with deli
cate sprays Of smilax, were the favors
Of the afternoon.
The invited guests were: Mcsdamee
James II. Hillingsworth, Owen McRae
Holmes. Walter Fl. Hunt. Pierre G..
Gaillard. James IT. Mcintosh, John
Martin Kinard, l.. Washington Floyd,
William EIlerbe Pelham, J. Newton
Martin, .. Benedict Mayer, Everett NJ.
Evans.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
Bachelor Maids Entertainment,

The evening OF the 22nd promises to
be most enjoyable one, and the maids
are trying in every way possible TO
make ii attractive to all.
The armory will present a charming
picture with the beautifully decorated
booths and the daintily, and quantity
gowned maids will make the scene
most effective. 1t is the special re-
quest of the maids that "Colonial" cos
tunes be worn, and the hair powdered
by all rs it will add greatly to the oc-
casion, however, it is optional.
We hope the maids request will be
complied with, and that their enter
tainment will be we'll attended.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
One of the oldest and
best Guanos on the
market is the Navassa
brand, for sale by
.EdW. r. 'Hipp, If
A Good Company.

. Samuel w. Glenn appear ed at the
opera house last night with his COM
pany in RIP Van Winkle," showing
to u small but appreciative audience.
Mr.. Glenn, who is 10 years of age, in
his delincation Of the character of Rip,
has never been equalled on the New
berry stage. The company throughout
Is good one, and the specially work
OF the two little Rooney children de-
serve special mention. We can con-
scientiously recommend it as good !,
clean show, deserving of patronage, and
Messrs. Voss & Scholtz come in for
their share of congratulations for OBJ
tanning this company with which to be-
gin their management of the opera
house. Had it been more agreeable
weather the house would have been
filled.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
In CaRe OTn Tie.

At the suggestion OF several who
have already guessed at the number OF
seed in The Herald and News pump
kins for the premium Rock Hill buggy,
we have decided that instead OF num-
bering the gucsses and In case of a tic
allowing the first person who guessed
to have the premium, to give the bugg,
to the two persons who guess the num-
Der, in case of tie; that is, il two pco-
pie should guess the same number that
would entitle them to the buggy they
will be given the buggy jo ntly. We
do this at the suggestion vi some Of the
guessers, and think it fairer plan,
however, there is not likely to be tie.
Guesses are coming In, and the con.
test is going to be interesting, as the
premiums are worth contending for.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
TRE TOBACCO GROWERS.
The C"mmitte" Returns Enthusiastir-Au
Expert secured ana tho Expert.
ment TO b- Nude.

Messrs. g. J. Purcell and E. p. Paw.
ley, the committee appointed by the
Newberry Tobacco Association to visit
Florence and Darlington to get all the
information possible on tobacco culture
aud to secure the services of compe.
tent man to make the experiment in
Newberry, returned yesterday enthusi-
astic on the subject, accompanied by
Mr.. w. Il. Hnrrell, who says from what
he has already seen and heard is salts.
fed that our land is equally, II not bot.
ter, adapted to tobacco culture than
that uf Florence and Darlington Coun-
| tics.
The committee will take Mr.. Harrell
out to-day anu select the land on which
to plant the crop. The land will be Sc
lectcd as near town as possible in order
to give all u chance to visit the tobacco
| farm frequently.
To give an idea as to what is made by
growing tobacco, we give the following
figures obtained by Messrs. Purcell and
Pawley from large planter in Flor
ence, whose name they withhold at the
planters request, SO as not to increase
his already large correspondence. The
planter had four places last year in to-
bacco, on which he realized as follows
His Stoney Hill place, 20 acres,
made 20, 1856 pounds, which netted him
$92342
His home place, as acres, made a.
720 pounds, sold for S4,lOO.77, netting
s2,273 81.
His Guano Hill place, "a acres, made
81 ,4S8 pounds, sold for 81 ,67l.G9, which
nettcd 81 l,2S0.65.
His George place, "a acres, made
26, 1877 pounds, sold for 81 1861. .G3, netting
$1,074 81.
This will give one an idea rs to what
can be made by cultivating tobacco.
and the experiment will be watched
with much interest by everybody
throughout the county.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NENBERRY.

WV. Hodges, Esq Probate Judge.
Whereas, }. A. Daniels hath made
sllt 10 me to grant him Letters
or Administration Of the estate and
effects Of Mrs. sarah a. Daniels, dec',l.
These are therefore to cite aud adj
moni~h all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the suid Mira. Sarah a.
Daniels, dtcensed, that they br and np-
pear before me. in the Court Of Probni Q,
to be held at Newherry ConrL House,
on the 18th day Of February next, after
publication hereof, AT II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show callAe. If amy they
have, why the said Administration
should not he grauted.
Given under my hand this the 2nd
day of February, Anno Domini 1899.
w. w. HODGES,
J. i. N. G..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
How to Look Good,

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition of all the vital organs. II the
liver is inactive, YOU have a bilious
look; IL your st 'iach 10 disorderpd,
you have dysprptic look; II your kid
neys are affected, you have a pinched
look. Secure good health, and you will
surely have good looks. "Electric Bit
lers" Is Il good Alternative and Tonic.
Acts directly on tn stomach, liver aud
kidnt ys, purifies the blood, cures PIN.
pies. blotches and bniIs, and gives "A
good complexion. Every bottle guar
anteed. Sold at Robertson e. GiIder's
and PeIham's Drug Store. SO cents
per bottle.