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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
0BilfeSbarre Nahrtd,ten.

- Wtdael Senaf BON Durpeu purbe
iduloi8 beiunoen, feline l6 Sabre alts
1o6ier irimineu unsesriifsn su baben
unp Der Batter lbtss 8lnoes su isin.
Sobn Ssiier, Der pObIbefonnte
Shneipermeiitsr bon SoSleton, itarb ON
Sonntos in ieiner Nobnuns an Oh
Winc Srabe nad elmer 8ranlb.it bon
Spsi 3asen; er tpuroe am 8. Stunt 1850
IN Dsuti6lanb setoren unO fam i'm 9llter
uon l8 Snbren nod Sasleton. Seine
Satin. ileben S6bne uno Oler T6ttet
lberIeben ibn.
- Naen @rpartunsen entae8en, mab'
ten ON 5relius bic 6rcuen Der itreitenoen
Wlnsr su 9lunticofe ipieoer Rlrau. 700
bis 800 berisIbsn muridlrten frlb 8or'
mlitnes nod ben Werfen ber @ompanie.
traien auf benz Weee Sobn W. @Onpap
uno spei Deputies. bic umrinst purben
uno oils iie ben Gorbon our4breten
pollten, ebisIt Gonpup unb Deputy
8easan cine Sanbpoa Bfsffer uno pull
pertitrten 2alt in's @eiibt unb lesterer
waro beinube bIinp semudt. Nebrere
anosrs Deputies bsmertten ben 2umuIl
uno bsfreitsn tie Orei nmrineten, oabel
aud Narp 8ascabase arreiireno. bic
ben 8fsffer unb 8alt marf. Spdie,
purbe iie unier 81. 900 Bdrsiduit fiir
lbr seridtli6sS gri6elnen seitsat Die
9eamten Der @Ompunie beeen Sefdrtt'
unsen fir ibre BREEDER, bod ertIdrte
Sderff Surpep, baB er ibr @isentbum
unter auen nmiidnoen befdlben plro.
Sdnfsis Nduner. ale Oiltslieoer oer
unlteo Dime 0orfsrs. puroen sur Iuf
rehterbaltunD bes Srleosns ein8ei6po'
rem uno bic Strelter iiuo enlihlohen.
Die ausi&reltunssn oer 5rauen einsu'
iGlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Selifatefen.

Sii&e: Neue Soadnbii6s Sdrinss
uno 8ufli&s Gardiner, Samburssr
staIe in Del uno @eIee, @abiar, Sar.
Oinen in 8ddien. 2obfter, appetit SiIbs.
sefodtsr 0laderel, 8ieler Sprottsn in
Del.
8die: 5romase be 8rie, 2isber.
franz. Cream, @riner, Shpeiser, Sim.
burger, 8adtein unb Sanb &aie.
Wurit: Salumi unb GsrpeIat, @ie.
ner. nit ober obne Sausrtraut, unb
5ranifurtsr in 8i6ien.
Spesialitdten: O9ienmauIs
Salai, 2iebie's Sleif6. @rtraft. Olipenbl
beim Quart, 2amms 3uneen in 15pfsn,
@btparb 9 iebeder,
$40 2adaipanna abs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Au6 bem oberen xhaIe.
(Nrhbalb Gprrtlppnben,,)

- Grant Werit6 BON SsRup. Der erii
felt stpei Iaeen als Sanblanser in Der
Dolpb Nine au psdpiae ansefelt mar,
nuroe am 5reitns 9tadmiitus bon sinem
aroben berabfaQenosn 8obleniiiid sstrof.
fen, ous ibm Elm 8sin bra6 unb 70 idpsr
lnnerlid perieBte, bab er uuf benz Dsss
sum 2udapanna SOipttal in BEN Barren
oeribleo.
SIN Der @rube ber 0ep gorf &
scranton 8oblen So. su BedpIQe fiel am
WOntas Wioreen Elm 2beil Der Dsde Elm
unD Der 8eramunn Gnbren 3raoSulur
murbe bupon betrofsn. gr trus einsn
ooppelten ShdOebrud uno sabIreibe
anbere Wunben bapon uno man nabm
i'm SospituI am Wontus Ibeno eine
Operation an ibm Dor, um pleael6t fem
eeben reiten su t6nnen.
(Garbpnbals 9prrsipSnSsni.)
- Die bisfssn .. & 5. 8erfe arbei.
ten Jest ipieber ssbn Stunoen idslid.
- SuroIo. Der Z Sabre alts Sobn Der
gbeIeule Sobn Sermes bon Bari StraBe.
erlas am Sanitls Worsen na& f2ue'
rem 2eiosn Der Spinal WeninsiiiS"
uno purbe am Wontas yiu6mittas i'm
8rOOifOs 5riscbOfs sur Isstsn 8ubs BEL.
eefebt.
- 8urs bor llbr am Sonntas Wor.
gen ipuroe in bem Gpele GlubbauS on
2incoln auenue Elm Seuer entoedt. bas
nod bulbfdnbiser Arbeit bon Der Ssusr'
uebr bepdltiet iperoen fonnte. I'm oies
ieoo6 Su erreiden, mubte cine srobe
Bahermense benuBt nerben unb baber
betrdet Der S6aoen ON Der @inridiuns
ettpa 1000. nit nur $500 8srii6sruns.
B. SO. Watt. gisentbImsr oeS @ebdu.
oes. 1T bur1 8srii8erunS poafdnois
aebedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Bon Der Snbfeite.

Der Sunaer Wdnner6or feisrt an
9benb bsS 81. Desember iein idbrIibes
Stlfiuussf,it nit elmer rlnterbaltuns
unb Bal.
9ei ben @beleuten Gbas. Bed. Gds
Weabon Npenus uno 8ee6 Strnbe, bat
ii6 ouS iiebensebn,e 8inO. cine So6isr,
elnseitsat.
Ser Susenb 8erein Der Sidorp Str.
Bresbptsrliden @emeinbe bdlt bsute
9lbeno elm Social" ab. bel bem Elm
muiitaIlidss Prosrum seseben uno 81.
fltidunsen ierpirt iperben.
WbaeI Sta1op, 8ormann in Der
StobIibienen AbibsiIuns Der SIoieite
WdbIe. iiiir3te ssitern BON elmer Der fei.
men 2otomoilpen uuo erlltt einiae
ibmersbufis 8srleBunsen, bic absr nlhl
sefabrll6 iinb.
@eorge, bas 4idbrise S5bnIein Der
gbeleute Soiepb Stempf finger an Wea.
bonn Qpenue. Der einen HIdfaa bee
Sbarlabfiebers befam, iarb am Sams.
tag Hitt uno puroe am Ulontag Hab'
mltias I'm osutiben taibolliben 5rieo.
bofe Ia Der 20. Waro beeroiet. Bfarrer
Better Gbriit Isliste ben Srausrbisnit.
Srau Nmelia Sd, bic @attin bon
GbarIss Sd bon 327 Reptune GOuri,
peridib b Utontag Abeno nad uhtmonai'
llber 8ranfbeIt i'm 9llter bon 49 Sabren.
Sic binterldbt ben Gotten unb bier er'
padiene 8lnDer. DIE 8ssrbisuus finbsl
OOnnerftaa Nlhmtttas Q llbr. nab por'
berisem 9rauereottesblenit in Der @roce
8sformirten 8rrhe, i'm Naiblneton
Apsnue 5riebbofs iiutt.
Serr Sobn 6. Stafer bon 7l9 Bros.
pect 4oe puroe am Diontus absno sur
arobenArmee abberuien unb erreihte bas
50. A!tersiabr. Der alte Wiann buite
oen Sdrsettries mlteemudt unb ipul
ibon felt Sabren msbr ober peniser in'
uuIio. in ben lsbten paar Wonaten litl
er aber auBeroem nod on Der Waher.
ludt. Sddfer mar Elm beibeloener
Wann, Der iid Der uassmeineu A6tune
erirsuts. Sslns uebsrrsfs puroen am
Uiutpo6 9tadmlttas i'm NinoOta 5rieo'
bofe beleeieBt.
SIN Der beutiden 3 iptiit,n 8irde an
6ldorp Strobe purben am persaneenen
Donneitis 9lbeno 81. Watp ). 8leiel
pon Bud Sirabe uno Bnltor S. 9oppis
pOn Slo DatOla our6 Buiior S s.
S6mitt in bic bellisen 8laoe ber @be
elneeisenet. Nab Der @eremonie. ber
s,ne sross Sdnur pon 5reuuoen unb
Die natiten Anuerpanbten beipObnte,
fanb In osr 8ude eln gmpfuns itatt uno
@rfrli6unssn wuroen aud ietprrt. Spa
ler fanO In Der @Obnune Der 8ruut'
eltern Oas SObseltsmubl itatt unb am
i5retas Nldmttias retiten bic Neupsr.
mdbIten nod 6uuufr. Sdo Datotu. ob.
NO iie pobnen pstoen. Sine prddtiae
uno srObe ansabl SO&seitss @ei6ents
puroen pon ben eineelneenen 9diten
libetianot uno bslpieien poaauf bic Sod
ddtuns, peIder iid bic 8raut srfreut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Wapne Spuutp.

6pnrsoaIe. -SObn SIrtst. elm friib'
ersr bleiieer Burger. itarb am 0onneritae
Abeno in scranton an Der Nietentrant'
belt uno feline neberrehe purben am
SOnntus bier beissfebt. nab einem
Iraueroisnit in bsr Deuiihen tuib.
8ude. ST ipar 81 Sabre alt unb pirc
bon ieiner @aitin iberlebt.-@in filler
alurm bru6te am DROntus ga6mittus
Die Ssusrpsbr mad Der Sabrit Der SCnes'
bale S6ub Gompanis, mo Elm Seuer
ausssbroben mar man tcnnte es ie'
bod obns peitsrsn Shaoen Dor Ginirefs
fen Der 6euerpebr Ibi&sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

Suob's Pillcn bsiIen 8redseis. SOpf
ibmsrs aus osm Uiaeen unb nnpercnu'
li4tsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
9as Suren Wdo den ,u Saufe.

@ieIsS 1T i6on iber bic fidmmissn,
iporiamen bolldnbiiben 9auern i'm
Ironspuul eeiost porben. isood ia iebr
wenis betannt iibsr bic @eIisbten Srausn
uno 8inoer. bic 10 bieI basu bsiseirusen
baben, bic SIb 9lfrifa 8epublif 3ur
Brosperitdt su brinaen. glus bieism
@runbe ipIrb Elm sIrtifel iiber ..Das 8u.
rem Wdbhen bon SGo Afrita," BON bem
4utOr BON Dom Pauls 2eute", Der i'm
5anuar i'm 2aoies SOme Sournul er'
i&eint. intsrsfant fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

SIR Ybospbatifeine biloet
Sernanoinu, 6lu., ben srObten Ier'
ianotplab auf Der Groe.
Sic meiHen Refrtgeratoren
unter allen Stdoten Der Welt fabriSirt
uno perienOet 6onO ou Sac, Wis.
Sen feinfen 0aturparf
bierSulanoe beiiBt, tuie es beibt, glrs
auette, Mlid., in ieinem presque Ssle.
Sic gntpideIune Der Sob.
Ienfelber in Nutal, Siibafrita, bat
ben 8erianOt malliiii9er aOble peient'
lid beeintrd6tist.
Sic 9drre, bic Neu-S ib'
males in ben Iebten Sabren su Uers
;ei6nen bate, bat einen Riidsan9 Der
bortigen Sdafbeeroen BON &c, 900, 900
S6pien aui 46, 900, 900 betuirtt.
Sn Saumnollfabriten 1T in
Maiia6uistts mebr 8elo angele9t, als
in ir9eno einem anoeren Snoultries
speiee. Die oorti9e S6ub- unb Stiefel'
fabrication ergibt aber oas pertbpOIlite
grooutt.
BUR Serfelluna BON 8Iass
rai6sn bsiibt bic $4,000 @inuobs
ner sdblenoe Staot gllton, Sll., bic
srObte anlase In Der 8elt. gs 9ibt
bort ID @lasfabriien. BON oenen bier
3nn unb Naht i'm 9etrieb tinh-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

gSenn ibr Gin sutss DlittsI bnbsn
ipuut. guet But su rsintssn. bic Retpsn
su fidrtsn uuo ple GonlitutlOn su trdfti,
ssn, 70 braudt 0oOo's Sarlupa,iQo.
9sbrau6t nur SoOo's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
THE NEAL INVESTIGATION
COMMITTEES BEGAN IT'S WORK AT
C0iUMNIA.
Had Book k""pins~-Somc Managing Test
m"nS-SeNroal Witnesses Tell ot
Notes and rsSm"n's Which
arC Not Recorded,
Especial to Grconvillo News }


Columbia, :. G., March S.-~Thc Neal
Investigating committee nc, today aud
took testimony this afternoon.
MIR. Taylor's testimony showed nu-
mcrons errors in the pruitcntiary book
keeping, hnt no said that he Thought il
those errors had not hrrn made the
books would have shown no diScrcpan-
cjcS. Rr said that he did not hclicro
the errors were thadr with criminal in.
trnt.
Mr., Cunningham ga>" some damay-
ing testimony against Neal. He said
that J. y Hammond, Cooley ana Fowler
and J. Errtwcll appeared OF the books
as owing sums Nt about 500 but that
they claimed To have paid Col. Nral.
MIR. Fowler was a witness and pro-
duccd 4 draft drawn ON him 10y Neal
for $500 which had been paid.
J. Is. Watson, Of AU.rrSon. gave n
check tNr SH,Gro TO ray :, ;Iotr, but the
check WAS held up Ivy Watson. though
III" no'r Was taken up 10y the check.
". W. EWSsrl. hru;hrr-in-law Of
Neal, owes SlUo The board knew
noihiu& abNHi these notes until recent.
~. There is no record " them in the
prnitrNtiary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
Lower Prosperity News.

We arc having real cold weather.
now.
Miss lola Taylor visited Misses Ammo
and Lizzie Taylor last Saturday night
aud Sunday.
Mr.. Q. W. Amick visited Mr.. G. S.
Nichols last Sunday.
Misses lola Taylor aud Lille Bell
Amick visited Mr.. |. B. Taylor's family
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Nichols visited
MIR. Il. T.. Amck's family last Saturday.
Mr.. l.. y. krcll has omit sporting
those young girls in Columbia cotton
mill and has returned to his home
again.
Mrs. S. i. Taylor and Mrs. /. w.
Taylor visited MIR. H. w. Taylor's fam
lily last Monday.
Mrs. Fannie tromcr visited Mrs.
Martha lon1Shorc the past week.
Mrs. Jane Amick and ~on visited Mr..
L. T.. Amick : family iust SATURDAY,
night and Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Cook and vile visited his
father last SrHday.
MIR. j. a. krcll will soon move in
his new dwelling house near his broth
cr, Mr. G. II. Krtll
Mr.. J. T.. Dominick visited Mr.. Il. r..
l'oIand's family last Sunday.
The health Of 'his co... muni.y is very
good nj present.
We had the pleasure of meeting one of
the Tennessee soldier boys. His name is
MIR. jacob Hlrhakcr. lIH said he liked
camp life very we'll as long us they
moved from one place to another, and
he hoped that he would get over in old
South Carolina as he had always heard
so much talk about it., and sure enough
he did and he liked it so well that he
had to have something for remembers
arc :, SO he took II palmetto tree with
S. G. on it. He said he liked the sham
| battle fine as there was no danger in it,
but he didn't want any more war as he
could not stand the bloody drcuch as
some soldiers.
Where Il hundred sick and dying,
Groancd in agony and pain;
Where the whizHinE shells were flying
Fast As comes the pclting rain,
Was soldier quickly straying
Unto deaths rcmOrsclcss swoon;
Still he woke up, firmly saying:
"Fcll the boys Pm coming soon"
We now close in wishing The Herald
and News much success.
March :, 1890. BLUE JAY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
BROS.
SrArE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW BERRN--IN
COMMON PLEAS

George :. Mower, rs TrCasurcr Of Frs
kline College, Plamtitf, against Wm.
II. Sloan, Mary I" Sloan, \. Thomp-
son Sloan, :. Ebcnczcr i. Sloa~ and
Caroline Moore. Defendants.
pN ORDER NN THE COUST
- herein. dated "a March, 1890, |
will EHll before the court house at Now
hcrrN, :. c., on sa)"day in April. 1899,
IL the highest bidder therefor, the fol.
lowing described rCal estate, to wit;
All that certain tract or plantation OF
land situate in the said county ard
State. and containing Acres,
moro or less. and bounded hv lands o(
y N"nry Wheeler, ruhNr Road from
Nrwbcrry to Columbia, rSta,c uf David
'u2hardt, deceased. and others.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash, and
the balance in two instalmrnts, rnv.
able in one ami two Years, with inter.
est from day Of sale, ,hc credit portion
to bc secured Ivy bond ofthr parchascr
and mortRag" of the premises Sold,
Will leave foI the purchaser to pav ali
the purchase mohcy in cash. Purchaser
{" pay for pSi"rs ana stamps.
". u. llARNN. Master.
Masters Oiltrr Mar H. lSY.,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
BOND FOR raE tONSrAHi.E<.
The Slayer of MIS- Stnn't Has iiis Fixed ~
S3,ooo-rh" Oihr,s n Lesser
Amounts.
Especial to The State !

Lancaster. March Mrssrs. Johr
i. Thomas, Jr. and Cole l.. Blrasc, at,
tOrnryS for State tOnStahlcS w. H.
Crawford. Coleman, Dorm and Cooley
rhHTGrd with the murder OF Mrs
Stuart, made application for bail for the
defendants before Judge Ernest Gary
in the court house this morning. So
lcltor Henry represented the State.
Crawford waS granted bail in the sum
OF T",ooo, Dorm and Coleman each in
the sum OF ~, 900 and Cooley in the
sum of $500.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
These Are tho Months In Which [, Purify
Your Blood.

This is the season when your blood
IL loaded with impurities, accumulated
during the winter months from close
confinement. rich food, and other
causes. These impurities must be
driven from your system or they may
breed serious disease and cause untold
suffering. llood's Sarsaparillu is the
greatest and best blood purifying mcdi-
cine it is possible to obtain. 1t is what
millions take in the spring. 1t viii
purify and enrich your blood, create an
appetite, tone up your system, and give
you sound, robust health,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
HARNESS SHOP.

j. B. Walton has opened Har,
ness SHOP on Main Street, next door
to 0. K'ettuor's. Will mako new
harness and repair old. Twenty five
years experience. Prices reasonable.
Give him your orders. Satisfaction
guaranteed. t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10

It you have anything to buy in Dry
Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats YOU
Will miss the opportunity Of this season
1t you DO not get what you want at
y. &. Jones closing out sale. This
may be the last week If 1t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
IA BIG CHANGE

| have drtHrmin,a to make a njn
change IN l!frtimr work. have made
up my mind To retire altogether irom
merchandising, rs few ,urn rt wv orr
can stand tho strain Of twelve hours on
th"ir fee! during the busy s., aSor.
have therefore drtrrlninri to soil ont
before hrraN down. | will therefore,
Nnrr the entire stock Of Drv Goods,
Clothing and shoes II actual New York
cost, from this day umtil it is al! >,ld
The stock is large and we'll Sri,,Nrd
and will take n good while 10 sell out.
Will sell this Stoc'; U( goods ln my
body wanting II established. ynu,l
paying business, for 20 cents on the, dol
lar Of actual New Work cost, for ,ond
tankahlr notes, payHhlr one sixth each
May, June. SrplrmhrT. Drinnrr, No.
vcmhcr aud Drcrmh,.r the l5th. which
will enable a good man to make the
stock pay for itself with little a,,li, on
al capital. and vii GLADLY give the
purchaser all the infur,nalion rs to
where aud how to yet goods chrn,,. |
have now in The store twO-thirGs Cf the
bankrupt stock Of Goodman * AIpvbin
that ought at - cents ON the dollar
OF New York cost, that | will sell nc
thc same proportion of price. ravc
l1l pairs of Ladies' Fine Shoes, in rrm-
bcrs J, b. 1, 1! and :, that will sell at
,, per cent. less than cost. have de-
trrmincd to devote tho balance OF my
life to tobacco raising.
L. S.-A large lot of New Spring
Goods, contracted for in Dcccmbcr
and january, will soon arrive and
will also be offered Ut cost, if | have
not sold out before then.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10

500 Pairs Mems $l 80 Shors.
800 Pairs Ladies' 81 80 Shoes.
Can be bought this week at A. G.
jones', at 81 pair. tf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10

Wc hwy.

Wool, washed and unwashcd, with
bnrrs or without and hides and pay
tho highest market pricc. Call and
SEQ us.
t&f &C. SUMMER RHOS
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10

S>rNfNlm. SAT- rhvum ami ali diseases
rausrU Ny lmrurr blood are cured hy
llord'- Sar>aparilla, wHich is Amrli-
"a : Greatest Medicine.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
Toward Mower S

In order to bettor accomplish this
object we place Oh sale today one
case fine printed Checked Oryundio
at 81 while thoy last; 30 Pieces
French Organdies at 49,, these we're
regarded very cheap las; season at
Zoe, beautiful, bright now stylos.
Splendid limo All wool Black Gro.
pons, our price Soc, lowest price
ever known on these goods, before
this sale was 81 90.
We want you to como and SEQ
these three LEADERS. They are
exactly rs advertised
Watch our ad. coI-
umn, we promise to
make it interesting and
profitable to you dur
ing this season. 1t is
our aim to place on
sale from time to time
some specials. So
watch us.
Yours truly,
GAGS. MOVGrCO.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
AIT COPELAND Bros

You will find the Best
Goods sold at lower prices
than inferior goods are sold
for at other places.
The best is always the cheapest-cs
pecinlly il You can hny :he Best as
cheap as we sell it. We keep a gond
stock, carefully selected, ct Dry Goods
Dress Goods, Clothing, shoes, Hats,
Pants, Notions, Overcoats Emhro.}erv,
l.aces, Rihhons, Gloves, H%ndkcrchieis,
Hosiery, Umbrellas, Mackintosh G ,n,s'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10

shoes and hats a; almost YOUR owl
price This week at \. {. Jones. If |
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
WE SELL THEM THIS WAy

Good Calico, Be. Best Calico, 4c,
36 Inch : II Island, 81.
10 Inch Heavy Snirtlng, Sc.
& 'ol Drilling. 10.
81 Inch Heavy Drills, Sc.
good 9'z all wool Jtpus, lBSc.
Gori Boys Suits 81 au, up.
Mems IS Suits Ciuhes frr 81 so.
Mems $7.10 Suits for $I 80.
Mems $40 suits for $3.50
Heavy BrnIans on, IS To 81 25.
Chi'dren's Shoes from Soc. tu i. 90 ,,r
81 Inch Wool filling Dress Goods TO-.
40 " " 1c.,
10 " u o.,
~ Inch Black Figured Mohair Dr.,s
Goods, Csc
45 Inch all wool Hcnrirtiu, zoe
~ 25 Ladies' Fine Dress Shoes 81 -
$l 80 " SlI5.
s3'oo Nrn's $275.
9o'"o $3.50.
CAPES! CAFE !!
We have them at any price from SOC
t. $1,000.
Ready made shirts. very nice and
cheap from $l.u0 to SIS 90, ccordinp to
quality.
Cme 70 us7'nd we will prove anv.
thing we advertise.
Gopelapd Bros,
Main Street, Newberry, S. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
TOWN KILLERS.

The following from an exchange
may apply to more towns than the one,
as some OF the types mentioned exist
in nearly every community: Town
killers: First, those who go out of
town to do their shopping: second.
those who arc opposed to Improvement;
third, those who prefer II quiet town
to one OF push and business; fourth,
those who imagiu@ they own the town:
fifth, those who deridc public spirited
men; sixth, those who oppose every
movement that does not originate with
them: seventh, those who oppose every
movement that does not apcar to hene-
fit them; eighth, those who seek to in
jure the credit or reputation of individ-
uals.
And ! would add the ninth, the fel.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
I To Continue
'ESUJS.T..N.j .jt1SS:SS9

We will not close out, but will continue the business at
the same od stand and would be glad to all of our
old customers, aud everybody else We have big
larnnius to olr' in all kinds Of Clothing, Mems and
Bows Shoes. Hats Shirts Underwear and in fact every
thing in our line
We will in due time open up a. fresh and
Well selected stock Of spring Goods
We are buying Spring Stock with great and
know please you in price, quality, style and
workmanship. Come in and get some of our bargains
now, and watch out for Spring Stock little LATER
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-02-16
FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE.
Young Lad Brepks Through the Ice and
Keeps Afloat Until Pulled Out, Only
TO Die of the Shock.

Springfield, Mo-, Feb 1O.-Marshal
Robertson, the l9.year-old son Of the
widow Robertson, living near Griffith
ten miles south of Springfield, at
tempted to cross the James river on
the ice accompanied by smaller
boy, The ice broke and young
Robertson dropped through into
the freezing current. The little boy
ran at once for help, leaving his
companion struggling in the cold
water. The drowning lad fought
bravely for his life and managed to
keep aAoat till assistance came and he
was pulled out, The shock was so
great that he died almost Immediately
and without speaking when taken to
the bank of the river
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-02-16

Washington, Feb 1.-THE cabinet
while in session took up the question
OF the transportation to Cuba OF the
S3,0OO,OOO with which the iusurgent
army Is to be paid off. and the kinds
of money to be sent was briefly con-
sidered. 1t was agreed that the Gu bans
could have any kind Of money they
wished, whether gold silver or silver
certificates, or part in each. Ship.
ments of $780, 900 each probably wi
be made at intervals of few DAYS, or
as rapidly as needed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-02-16

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. lin the
senate Yesterday Mr.. Washburn (dem. J,
OF Crawford county, moved that Hon.
W. }. Bryan, of Nebraska, be invited
to attend the unwilling OF the Hart.
ranft monument here May IL. After
a short time the presiding officer
asked, rs the motion seconded?'
There were several democratic sena-
tors in the chamber at the time, but
not one of them seconded the motion,
and the resolution passed without an
invitation having been extended to
Mr. Bryan.