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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
finantial.
NurfhAmrriran
Crust Gnmpamy
LONAONt
O5 GRESHAM ST.

100 BROADWAY. o5 GRESHAM ST.
Capital paid up .00O'0OO
Surplus ...... SNoo'ooo
W. L TRENHOLM. President
Transact, a general trust business
Iuov. liberal rates Of interest on deposits ana
trus: funds.
Issue, Letters Of Credit and Travellers Cir
eular Notes payable in dollars or IN the money
Of any foreisn country
Act, q. Trustee under mortgages for railway
and ether companies. and as Agent for the Res
,,tr.tlon Of the stock. and for the transfer OF
the share. Of incorporated companies
r-naertAkes the examination OF properties Of
,.r,d a. security for bond issues. and the OBJ
tanning Of expert Information concerning the
actual facts and prospects Of reorganization
proposals.
onsuess ,,s empowered 20 act a. executor.
.,r,nis,ra,or. trustee guardian. and assignee
ana A receiver ana custodian Of funds under
orders Of Court
The NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
has established an ofnoe at SANTIAGO ara
HAVANA. and Is prepared 70 Buy and sell
drafts OF and 10 make payments in CUBA sno
70 transact . general banking bus ness az az
COMPANY Is also prepared 10 fecete me &c
eNs11s ~ ihs SOLDIERS and SAILORS row in
STTBA and under their directions. 20 make re-
nittonces 70 their families 10 ue ~-N'1N -
STATES. - - s.t,,-,
Ana 70 investigate and report In an al ,,iis.9,Iy
capacity about new enterprises IN ALL Ia ID = =
in CITY PROPERTIES WlElER HOMES
ELECTRIC PLANTS RAILROADS, ~ - =
TRIALS SUGAR and TOBACCO PLAN-A
TiONS, in CUBA. PUERTO RICO, and ne
PHlLIPPINES. aad &c held % trust PfsOFhN,
TIES CONTRACTS MORTGAGES. ana
BONDS. ether pending the closing o. negot,e-
tons OF for mo-e extended o. mole o-hAi'e
Fspecial attention Is called 10 The relations OF
TIE COMPANY already estabisned e. Ma.
SILA with the CHARTERED BANK or
INDIA AUSTRALIA. and CHINA surlcieht
fcr The present needs Of our MAN-fAC y T.
Frs MERt HANTs. TRAVELLERS. SOL
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WORK WANTED.
-
Female,

A YOUNG Pari.ienns wishes 70 accompany
one who ia IN excellent references ara
moderate expectations. Write 20 A. Wyn-
cote. Montgomery County Penn.
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CIryrL.yn a pITTsBuRG II. IL co
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAiLMAY, CO co

WIN ~ Nov YORK February I. 1899
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS has declared
l. IN the Adjustment Preferred stock a DNliena oi
TWO r,OTrARS PFY SHARE. out Of TIC Surplus net ~
l,rns ~ TIE Com0any payable ~ no Once OF me
- ~ rxcts-se Place New YORK. IN ano atter cui u
90 81 1Se, 10 ne Adjustment P.eifrred - f'' -
regis-erca - the close n February II. 49,. 80
bn transfer books Tor Adjustment Preferred St'cN WI"
- s.ed froro oclo1k " February - 1900. until 10
O'CLOCK \ w. A J. HEMPHT.L+ Secretary.
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-|-('||0|7~|T||-7|(@T| > = - . = . |T||T||~<1~
THOMAS DREW STETSON. - Murray
-. expert and paten' solicltor. foreign
and r. = Telephone. > i3G Coruandi.
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CARPET CLEANING.

-~.~>~<(>~~<~~-~S0 o-N-~OoD0>|'||'/~|'|
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hsna
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
CO s5s Broadway 421 East tsin s.
COZ = PRANDr Tel i7o-7s,h
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Genobfrs

~~>-~>~~N~~~>,~>
INk. W O.. NOVEL;. private tutor pupils
- III r. s2d St Two pupils received in family
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7 AsErL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
AUBURNDALE. MASS.
IN your walking and sitting much more erect In
vor general health: your conversations your WAY ~
meeting ueople and in nnurnerahe wavs could see N.
hencA; You are receiving from your training
Citations At Laseu All this you know IS very
gratifying 20 me
This IS what father his daughter after her
return 70 school from the Christmas vacation home
7, is unsolicited testimony Lesels IN some
important lines.
September. 1890.
Catalogue
9. Q BRAGDON.
Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07

r1,uF ANNUAL MEETING Of the Port Henry
r-or ore Co. for the election % Trustees and Tor any
,-her business mat viii come before H. will he held Al
-. o4s,A =. vs.srs wi,herbes Sherman & Co. 40 Wall
e,, VAw work CIV m TUESDAY ~ 1tth day o. Feb
rlary At II \. NJ -. ,e3o
Da''- ~ W rOSVpV r. TOWER. Secretary
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TIE EDISON ELECTRIC tLLUNINATiN"
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

New York. January 70. 1898.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
ere ~ this Company will b he'd at n. once o; ne
co-~na- Nos g - and 81 Duane s., Borough OF Man
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY - ls99 .,..
80 osoo~k noon for the nIroosA ~ eectnR -hlr-en
-e-.o-e 20 sarv for ire ensuing ana % transact
sNch owner 'Ns'' FRANK FSOs.
Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07

AT SCHOOLS
TIVE KFNsrVGToN School. - wood Carving The
mos fs-cuating ART for snateurs T. Wood Carving
|-,es formed Pupils enter try Architect
Tlcrr, 20G West 421 S.. VIII give further information
ana show specimens between - and l2 daily
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad co.
EXCHANGE OF SHARES.
To Holders of stock of

oregon Short ne Railroad Company
yoTnrpe or STOCK OF THE OREGON SHORT
rrNr RAILROAD COMPANY MAY EXCHANGE THEIR
SHARES FOR SHARES II the increased common capital
.,ook O, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. share
.r share By deTosns with The Mercantile Trust COM
nanv No 100 Broadway. New York CITY, their Ger
,eos,es 5rv endorsed IN blank witnessed proved
and stamped a. required by The United states Internal
Revenue Law and paying the credit Of Union Paoihc
Railroad Company at q such deposit the sum
>, e. nsr share The privilege Of making such ex-
change Il. subject termination at any time without
TIE Mercantile Trust Company Will receive and hoia
Tor dspo7rs certificates of TIE Union Pacnc Railroad
Company for the stock. and will Issue 10 deposofs
TEMPORARY receipt ageaOe for such stock Ger
,iecates when same are listed the New York stock
Exchange.
Dated January q. 1899.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
BY H. C. DEMlNG. Vce-President
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TYPEWHITEnS.

TYPFW RIT Frs -BAkGAlNS.-New ma
chimes cheap. Keminstons. smiths. ~.
claranf eed. rentals reduced CDNsOLl-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 2io
Broadway
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THE OssINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
sing Sing on the-iIudson Miss &. - FULLER
Prn -pal 3lst year.
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MACftlyI.dY.

At REDUCED PRICES. 800 second -hand
wood and iron wording machines. fully
gusran iced. machinery bought and tx
changed GEORGE y EDDY 3Bs Mad-
fOn-st
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ SUPPLE Professors. Teachers Tutors GoverneaSes
Colleges soh ,ols and Families. Apply
YOUNG-F FULTON ~ Union aqusr.
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Ddntlng Schools.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR
~ $40 Fin Avenue. above 42d -.
Private lessons and classes On dancing circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07

22D-ST. Is WEST. Rooms tastefully ana
sunniied. references given and required.
44TU ST 2f9 WEST. near Broadwsy--
Refined home. nicely furn shed, large ana
small rooms. excellent ta'le' reference,
4aTH-ST.. 81 wEST.-Large and sinai'
secou1 Moor front room. wei hea''"'
also suite fourth floor good table.
G0TH-sT.. 252 EAST.-I"o large iu
nlsbeS rooms second floor bath ann
closet between other rooms. superb"
board. moderate price.
143 EAST 35THST. Nicely furnitinra
rooms. references exchanged. breakfast
served
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EIHNIsUED ROOMS TO LET.

0~0~~--- --|0l-l-|--------- > --7---@1---~--~----
86TH-s1 IS WEST -Physic.an owning
house. has large and small rooms. with
breakfast. flr gentlemen desiring perma-
renr quarters, reference
42D-ST. 234 WEST. rear broadway
Beauti,ul. large light, vel heated room.
adjoining rsth N small. refined family;
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BOARD WANTED.

CrTTIr NAN AND WIFE 80 and 30l. %
refined lie habits. both musical. desire
n home in private family, not above say
I25ih--t. large and small room with natn'
prefer TO bring some of own furniture;
price easily agreed upon 4 suitable pace
found. references OF course. exchanged.
Address CHAS. II. BURGHER. 10 War
ren-st %ew-York
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finanrldl meftin9s.

oFFICF OF THE MARYLAND COAL Co,
No ! Broadway, Nv YORK. January IAN lSse
r,HF ANNUAL MEETING Of the Maryland
4 Coal corpany Tor the election OF President and
yer nire.tor and for such other business as may come
tefore he meeting viii be he'd AZ the once OF e Cd
pany No. Broadway. New York On FEBRUARY ''h '''V'
a. II 4. - .soo -. ,ov arA
transfer hooks will close Jan'y 21s 1893. az l. NJ ana
reopen ." '"' H. B. NEDHAM Secretary.
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LOST.


-1o~--~N~~~~~-~~~~ ~~.~~~~~~~~-~-~~
LOST-Banabdok so 61o G53 Rank FOR
saving 80 4th-ave New YORK. Pa
menf stoppei. Please return cook o. bank.
LOST. Handbook 20. 80 Sol. Bank for
ra.irgs. 80 ith-ave.. Ne~-forN Pay
meut Stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
LOST.-BankboCk No. 6e3. 35s. Bank fjr
savings 80 4th-sNe. NeW-NorS. rat-
rnenr st.yped. Please return book 90 bank.
---------
LOST Bar ktook ~. 15i.9os Bank Tor
saving. 80 4fh-are.. New York. Pay
ment STOPPED Please return book 10 bank.
LOSr.-Bankbook No. 651 2Cs. Bank for
savings. 80 3th-aye.. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return box 10 bank.
LOST rs STOLEN.-Bank oook " 2S2. $50
CTS - New \ rk, corner itl-sve. anf
l4th-st. issued TO Elizabeth Griess All
persons are cautioned against n@gOtiati *
The samr. II not returned TO the bank on
tho .Sth day " February. 1850. qupi-
cate sill lr .-sued.
LOST or STOLEN handbook No. 2S2. $50
e.. me G~rm4n SAVINGS Bank In he
IT, ~ New York. corner an ave. and
lifl-st.. ISSUED FOB Martha Arndt Al
persons are cautioned against negotiating
The same. II not returned - the bank on
,he -7fn day OF February. 1922. a dup,l-
cate will Do issued.
LOST.-rankbook No. 3i2 20 on DRY Dock
savings Bank. Any person having ella ms
upon said book is called upon 90 present
the samr 10 the bank within thirty days or
and ~xunguished md 4 new one issued In
,iru thereof
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For Young Ladies-Countrv

IL Mrs H. &. HAWTREY niece Of MISS ELIZABETH
cF-VprT,Il contl-ues receive limited number n
young ladies' as PUPILS at Merylhutst. Meads. East
bourne
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BLANK hooks 4 STATIONERY

>c~NO~~4~~~~>~~~O~
BLANK BOOKS
81 bottom prices
-. BIRMINGHAM
03s Broadway
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mann ANn ROOMS.

@~o>~~~~~-~~>~~>>>~~ ~>>~~'>"~1>~~~>~-~~~~
TARK-AVE.. 40. near 5'tn-st- NE uluI,
st..1 frort rooms with superior board.
sanitary plumbing. steam heat, references:
terms moderate.
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hETRDPOLIrAN Storage Warehouse and
Vans 2Oz and - Mercer St. branch Of
fee 800 Broadway. corner 44,h-sI.. fur-
niturs removed. boxed and snI9ged Tsle-
phone. Spring 466.
iHE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. i65-iSi-iss West sd ST.. Stor-
age moving Telephone. 16i 3Sth-st
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Private lessons and classes % dancing circulars
4 DNkRTlSEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
~ received az their Uptown lloe 40. 24e broadway.
% door north ~ Sisi ST until o'clock D. m advert
received at the following branch oHces al regular
office rates until oclock p. viz: 25f sth-sye
-ad-sl l5- 6ih have. l2ih ST.. Macy 6th-ave
and ;fu-st ii2 columbus ave. near Wet G6th-s
west 42d ct. near hfh ~ Fast Isl Yves,
4-d-st ifh and sth $50 East 37th-s aas
3i-ave. between 10Th and nth SITS 1929 sd-sve near
lsf-aye.. near
4st-st So 3d-svo. 2O Bleecker-s 325 81 ecker At
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
GOING OUT OF
Blu SIN E|E,,SS :,
| will begin, Monday, August the
2Sth, to close out everything in my
StOre
At and Below Cost,

and those who have anything to buy
in my line, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats,
Undorwoar, Trunks, Notions, &c,
will find that it will pay them to
purchase what thoy want at my store.
[ regret worry much to go out or bus
moss in Newberry, because it has
beon my ambition to keep u nice
stock of desirable Dry Goods and
sell thom at reasonable profit, but
| find can't run tho store and mako
anything, and attend to my work on
the road, and rs the work on tho
road has, in tho past, been moro
profitable than tho store has proved
to be, [ am going to give up store
and attend to road work. / have at
leas. Sevon Thousand Dollars($7, ,0OO)
worth Of desirable goods left yet,
and | prefer giving tho consumer, my
old friends and customers, tho bone
fit of tho
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
Tlle 8erala aua Alewa
K. III. AULL, EDITOR.

We did not know that tho people of
the Third District had sent Mr.. A. G.
Latimcr to Congress at $5, 900 u year to
20 around over the country trying to
boom certain newspapers, but that
seems to have been his mission in this
section last week. 1t is commcndablc,
however, in Mr.. Latimcr to try to help
the struggling newspapers. We expect
some of them very much need his help.
The day for organs, personal and fac.
tional, has passed. There was time,
not many years ago, when q speech
from Mr.. Latimer along the lines Of
his Little Mountain speech would have
been worth something to the paper he
tried to boost, but that day, thanks to
the return Of good common sense among
our people, has passed and will not re-
turn during this generation. The pco-
pie arc now in reality doing their own
thinking and will act for themselves,
and papers like men, must stand or fall
on their merit. The day when the
lpsc diXit Of any one man shall be
obcycd without question by the people
has passed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
~ Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture of An
nic E. Springer, of 1928 Howard st.
Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption had completely cured her OF
n hacking cough that for many years
had made life burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give her no
help, but she says of this Royal Cure
1T soon removed the pain in my
chest and ] can now sleep soundly,
something | can scarcely remember
doing before. | feel like sounding its
r.aiAes throughout the Universe" So
will every one who tries DR.. Kings
New Discovery for any trouble Of the
Il roat Chest, or Lungs. Price soc. and
$ 90. Trial bottles free at all Drug
SlNrEs. cverY bottle guaranteed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
TO OUR FARMERS.
Sound Advice from Ono Who Knows.

Mr.. Editor: hope your farmcr read
crs will excuse mo for intruding upon
thcir intelligence on mattor that re.
gard as OF great Importance, and hope
| will not trespass on them in this
short note.
] rcalizc the fact us all farmcrs do,
no doubt, the Importance Of saving all
food crops. The outlook is more dis
couragin1 thun ! have ever known.
Every bundle Of forage possible to save
should be gathered until frost. This
is important.
The continued dry weather initiates
greatly against peas and grass for hay.
Preparation Of land for oats and wheat
should be attended to as early rs possi-
bic; the former should be sown carly in
October, the latter first of November.
With gee. crop Of oats, rye, barley,
wintcr grazing oats, and the vetchcs
properly put in and manurcd will en-
able the farmers to tide over until the
next harvest time.
Mules, il fed good nutritious long
lN''u uuIllp Inc "lnltf VIII require
very little corn until hard work is nc
ccsSury,
In some sections of our county, cs-
pl cially on sandy lands, crops have
not suffered from the unprecedented
drought rs is the case on rcd lands.
\ friend in Chcstcr-mostly red
lands--writes to me US follows: "Crups
arc about gone up, no early corn, and
late corn suffering for rain; cotton
opening rapidly, and crop very short.
The water question is getting serious
Have dug ont holes in bottom of creek
beds for stock to get water.
This morning, 23d inst, saw about
three hundred birds of all kinds ut
those places getting water"
Respectfully,
THOS. w. HOLLOWAY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
AdverRity.
N',
Utopia, S, G.

1t is often better to have a great deal
Of harm happen to one than Il little. a
great deal OF harm may arouse you to
remove what a little will only accus-
tom you to endure.
Trials teach MS what We are; they dig
up the soil and let MS sec what we arc
made Of; they just turn up some Of the
i'll weeds on the surface. There arc no
crown-wcarcrS in heaven who wore not
cross-bcarcrs here below. Prosperity
Is no just scale; adversely is the only
balance to weigh friends.
lie that has never known advcrsity
is but half acquainted with others, or
with himself. Constant success shows
lis but one side Of the world. For, as it
surrounds rs with friends who will tell
us only our merits, so it silcnccs those
enemies from whom alone we can learn
our defects. In adversely and dinicul-
ties arm yourself with tirmness and
fortitudc. The tirmcst friendships have
been formed in mutual advcrsity, rs
iron is most strongly welded by the
ticrcCst fire.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
PECK POSTOrFICE CLOSED.
Cruel Whipping OF White Post mnster Has
Expected Result.

Washington, August 26.-Thc post
master general today ordered the dis
continuance of the postonicc at Peck,
Fla, because Of the whitecapping of
the postmaster there. The discontin-
uance follows closely report received
from Postmaster Crum and verified by
q report tclcgraphcd this afternoon by
Postohice Inspectors Tate and Bass,
who werc ordered to investigate tho
affair. The United States district at
torney is now on background pl eparing
prosecution of the guilty parties. y
reward OF 5000 will, it is stated, be Of
fercd for the arrest and conviction Of
each of the assailants. Postmaster
Crum in reporting the occurrence saws
that he was proceeding from the post
Office to his homo q short distance away
when he was confronted by party of
16 men who took him from his horse,
bound him hand and foot, removed his
clothes and whipped him with switches.
After this, he says, the men poured
carbolic acid on his wounds and sat
urated his back with 1t, causing intense
agony.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
WHERE MIR. BRYAN STANDS.
lila Attitude Toward Free SILVER Absolutely
Unchanged.
(t'rom the Washington Star.)

(From the Washington Starr
Now that he has spoken at home aud
brought the silycritcs of Nebraska into
one camp again, there can BE- no serious
doubt as to Mr.. Bryan attitude toward
silver 1t is absolutely unchanged.
Ills recent dclivcranccs in Iowa and
elsewhere, which were twisted in the
East to convey modification Of his
views, must be read in the light of the
Nebraska platform and his advocacy of
it. Silver in his opinion, is still the
paramount issue, let Other issues be
ever SO numerous and, for the moment,
exciting. For, as Mr.. Bryan intcrprcts
the situation, what shall it profit the
United States if it imposes its sovcr-
eighty on all the islands Of the sea, pro-
duccs crops Of oScrllowing abundance,
and sells to all the world at the top fig
urc, aud yet keeps its mints closed TO
silver?
Only the slightest reflection is neccs-
sary to convince everybody who does
not want to be deceived that Mr.. Bryan
could not, if he would, subordinate, or
separate himself from, the silver issue.
Wherever heis there will bc the silvnris-
sue also. He has stakcd his whole author
ity as public man on the solemn asscr.
tion that the rehabilitation Of silver as
a money Of redemption is absolutely cs-
scntial to permanent prosperity. Tho
knocking OF his arguments on the sub
jcct sky high does not please or dis.
courage him. Smiling and confident
he comes up with new set, and there
he is and there you are.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
Advice to Young Men.

Young men, you are the architects Of
your own fortunes.
Rely upon your own strength OF body
and soul. Take for your star sclf-rcli-
ancc, faith, honesty and industry. In
scribe on your banner, "Luck is Il fool,
Pluck is hero" Don't take too much
advice. Keep at your helm nnd steer
your own ship, and remember that the
great art of commanding is TO take q
fair share Of the work. Don't practice
too much humanity. Think well Of
yourself. Strike out. Assume your
own position. Put potatoes in your
cart, over II rough road, and the small
ones will go to the bottom. Rise aboyc
the cnvious and Jealous; fire above the
mark you intend to hit. Energy, in
vinciblc determination, with Il right
motive arc the levers that move the
world.
Don't drink, don't chew, don't smoke,
don't swear, don't deceive, don't read
novels, don't marry until you can sup
port Il wife, be in earnest, be self
reliant, be generous, be civil, read all
good books, advertise your business,
make money and do good with it, love
your God and fellow mon, love truth
and virtue, love your country and obey
it's laws. If this advice be implicitly
followed by young men Of the country
the millennium is ut hand.
l.. w. c.,
I'tODin = &,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
Al and Below Cost Prices.

than TO sacrifice them to one pur
chaser. | hopo to sell ont every
thing in tho store during tho month
Of September. SO those of you who
want to get Clothing and Shoes and
Trunks for yourselves, or children
GO 'g off to school, can save at least
$3.50 out Of every $1,000 you have
to spend for this purpose. Mr., r.. J.
Lindsay will take pleasure in looking
after you in my absence.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
n CONSTABLE; KILLED.
Fatally Clubbcd by William Dickson,
Clarendon County Burglar.
Especial to The Statc.)

Manning, August 27.-I.ast night,
while searching for William Dickson,
the noted Clarendon horse .hicf and
burglar, magistrates cono'tblc, Sam
Tobias, encountered Dickson and an
other escaped penitcntiary convict, and
was fatally struck by them and left on
the railroad causeway. Tobias head
was crushed. and he will die.
Dickson is II noted thief and burglar
and mule which they had stolen in
Sumter was captured yesterday. They
also robbed the depot last night and
had some goods when met by Tobias.
After telling Tobias they took his gun
and arc still at large.
An effort to get bloodhounds has
failed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-29
Robbed tho Grave.

startling incident, Of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows
~ was in a most dreadful cordition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunlen,
tongue coated, pain continually In
back and sides, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up Foltu-
nateIy, a friend advised trying Elec-
trio Bittcrs; ard to my great joy and
surprise, the first bottle made II decided
Improvement. | continued :heir use
for three weeks, and am now II well
man. ! KIN " they saved my life, and
robbed the grave nf another victim.n
No one should fail to try them. Only
80 cts, guaranteed at all Drug Stores.