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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
HCndriX'S Mil News.
j. Is. HAI.TACisE.
OR II. l}. J.

There was communion at Zion and
MI. Olivct churches on the first Sun
day.
Communion services were held at
Macedonia on the second Sunday. A
large congregation as,r,nblcd and there
were five aCrCsSions - the church.
Rev. II. i. Counts is IT, pastor.
Nearly all Of our schools have va
Gated until summer, rs the children are
needed at home on the farms. Our
country schools don't rur long enough.
Our farmers could spare their children
out OF the farm month yet.
MIR. Preston Cannon, Of Utopia, has
the finest field Of wheat the writer has
seen.
The "Iob0' musical band, OF Upwcll
gave one Of its pleasant musicals at
MIR. John y. Nichols on last Saturday
night.
We wonder where our friend "Kay"
was going last Monday in Il buggy? We
very seldom sec him riGiu., in buggy.
Mcssrs. T.. 5. Dominick. w. p Pugh
and Adam Amick have fine fields of
oats.
Sorry to learn Of the death of Uncle
George Wheeler. We extend the be-
'eaved ones our sympathy.
Mr.. Eddie Dominick. of Stockman's,
spent Sunday in Lexington county.
MIR. Pinckncy Wicker, OF near Pros
pcrity, spent Sunday in Lexington
comfy.
The farmers are further behind with
their farm work than they have been
Tor years for the time Of year. \ num-
Der OF them are ploug Ching their land
too wet.
Oar public roads have been in a
wo.'Sc condition the past winter than
for years.
number Of our citizens have been
to your village the past week to do
shopping. Ncwhcrry is Il good market,
and she has some hustling merchants
and business men.
We use Hendricks Mill as a heading
as the place is better known through
out the county. 1t Is Cooks mill now
ana he was the first man TO put in IL
roller mill to grind wheat. and it paid
him we'll. We arc glad to know that
we are TO have two more roller mills il,
this county. One at Ncwbcrry and
the other at kinarls.
We are glad to know that our soldier
boys are to be mustered ont of service
soon.
Mr.. John G. Fulmer's house came
very near being destroyed by fire one
night last week. When he awokc he
found the house full OF smoke. The
fire was in the bureau drawers.
Mr.. James Langford lost his resi-
dcnce and dining room one night last
week by fire.
The farmers down here are busy this
week putting In fertilizers aud plant
ing corn and cotton. LEONA.
Newberry Co, April IL, 90.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

What is the matter with the Rev.
Pcclc: He jumps rs if he had been
struck, and that pretty hard. We
know what is the matter with him.
Some time ago wC sent out number Of
patent shoes. prepared for Il certain
class OF preachers ON conditions that if
the shoes did not fit they need not wear
them. We knew at the time that the
shoes would pinch whenever they struck
the right man. And behold our friend
'celc has got into Il pair OF them, and
we hope he will be the only one near
us, for we know from the way he cuts
up he was not pleasant to look at JUS,
after he had gotten int his special
patents. We would havc cniOycd
standing behind the duNr so that we
could Lave seen him darcc the hocus
p0cns.
NOW, friend l'cclr, Yen ask me to
"spot some Of the men," or 'puJ up or
shut up" We did not propose to 90
around and put our hanGa on the men
we spoke OF a. being unfit for the pull
pit. etc. 1t is not necessary. for snch
as | spoke OF will show up themselves
II you Will only give th"m time. lust
as you have done. So you can lust
dance on by yourself until you get com
pany.
The Itcv. l'cclc has wilfully, or
tn ough ignorance, per! !crtcd or falsi-
| fled some things we said, or the mean
ing thereof, we know not which. But
We take no Otfcnsc at what the Rev.
gentleman said about us. We rather
feel sorry for Il man whose mind is
warped as bad as his is with seltishncss
and narrow prcjndicc5. And ! 10 sin
ccrcly hope that a new light will soon
break into his soul and free him from
such unpleasant surroundings.
We are truly glad that we do not
have to get permission from such IL be-
ing as this Baptist preacher when we
feel like praisiug that which seems
rood to us.
Now, Bro. iccic, We arc through
with you, and We hope next time we
hear from you that you will be in Il
better mood, but before you go, let me
say to you that you are perfectly vel
come to send an investigating commit
tee to see me, for have no objections
to You trying to find out all YOU can
about my private or public life, and
You shall have the pleasure of knowing
the full name Of the writer, or the 'nan
VINO made YOU present Of those pretty
little shoes. Take good care Of them.
More could he said in reply to Mr..
Pcclcs article, but we do not PROPOSE
TO waste space for nothing. for he has
really done nothing but inisrcprcscnt
us, and wc will let it go by.
Now in conclusion, we beg to say,
that we do not mean 10y what VIC have
SAID to this man that it includes all
preachers who might bc called upon to
defend themselves or their doctrine,
but let it be done in IL dignilird manner.
All that has to he done is To prove that
what we ha\. said is untrue
Yours, etc,
J. B. IiAI.FACKE.
OR II. B. j.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
The Central luther Lrarus

Will meet in the Lutheran church at
Ncwbcrry April 222, 1899. Devotional
exercises 10y the president. How to
make the Central Luther Inague a
success: Mcssrs. J. j. Kiblcr. R. u.
Luther, RcvS. G.. $. Bcardcn and \ J.
Bowers. REGULATIONS by Misses Ma.tgic
Barre and Jessie Summer. The duty
OF the members Of the church to the
League: Misses Marie Boob, Lcuisc
Chapman, Rcvs. S. II. EIal!man am w.
*. Sigh. Essay: Home Mission Field
Misses Gertrude Simpson ard Cassie
kiblcr Query boz. COMMITTEE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

The Kings Daughters Of Charleston,
;. g., will open Dormitory for women
at the High School building, north
west corner Of Meeting and George
streets, during the Confederate Re-
union, May SLh TO May 18th, inclusive.
Cots may be engaged before Reunion
ty sending money in advance to Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Secretary Of Commit
tee on Directory, 81 Meeting street,
Charleston, $. G.. If
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
fema' knble Cure OF Kh-umntlsin.

NCNnlt, JaEKSOn Co, w. Va.
ABOUT three years agO my wife had
an attack o. rhrumntism which con-
fined her to her bed for over II month
and rendered her unable to walk Il step
without assistance, her limbs being
swollen TO double their normal size. MIR
). Maddox insisted on my using Cham
pertains Pain Balm. | purchased a
lilty-ccnt bottle and used it according
to the directions ana the next morning
she walked To break fast without assist
ancc In any manner aud she has not
had similar attack s.uc".--.\. b. Par
sons. dor sale by ". +. pclhaul, drug
gist.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
Dots from SI,.py II, How.

We took in Ea a'hman Charel sun.
oay morning and heard one OF Rev. G..
L. B0o%cr'S exc client sermons, we shook
hands with number of Old friends,
among them was old man Chips, who
we Judge wns there igr Il Two fold pur-
pose. TO at, ~. q vine vor,hip = ard
g1thcr some CHI = for The Herald and
News. In the afternoon We attended
services ut s.. Philips, Rev. J ]. Long
preached one Of lis splendid sermons.
There wer" larg congregations at bo' h
places. We took in Prosperity SIT
urday anu met number of Ola friends
ana acQuain.anC =, among them MIR.
~. l.. Wysc from SaIuda County,
"Logc' Is looking wGll and icports
everything quiet in uio : .uIiUu, ne saws
inc farmers are la !cn,ni with tier
work. And Hr. ". NJ. Long, better
known as ".:qn,r: By Of Smoky
Iown, Is suffering considerably f. ON
rheunatism, set he is fun Of life, and
has rich fund OF anecdotes. He is
one OF the confederate soldiers yho
o' MS Io""'ry '"''"i"'ly 'our years
"'" 'o,"ncu nome Pehhiless and went
~ "o'" "l'h d VIM 10 support himself
| ""u i"ln''S' ana ny the way, be has
'"''V nun up" nice little property. All
o'e"i' 10 uue VIC o!o sOIdlef WHO came
'""' '"o war ANA conn'h' 'hccd at The
'''''' ,"""' VI '"' ''ooer' "Ha sh'' '''ed
the world that they could fight Ties
o''V'o' do "r"FciS 'aS IhcS 1orSht the
Avn VI '0' """' 'nc' co"S'"crco Just
o'"'o pains Us ~ see SO many OF
them broken down III health, and we
believe the government ounhi to mako
more liberal urovis;on. fn,. oil of .,,o,,,
tb,, ,o, 49,, ,,l,., ''''''
NV "''' ~ "c'P themselves.
Dr' w. L. D!ckerI and Mr.. NJ l..
Wicker and others went seininp ON, of
those pleasant DAYS last w,.L >s,,
nv. Dnn,o, ,h.t h., .'. 'N'N
V"e Doclof "hat ne caught besides Il
severe co!d.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
CONGRESS man Iatimrr and Surri

Congressman l.atimcr and Special
Agent Bach, of tho postoflicc depart.
mcnt, went TO Prosperity yesterday lu
look into the matter Of free rural de-
livery. lhc reason for making the ex.
pertinent from Prosperity is that the
population there is greater than immc
diatcly surrounding Ncwbcrry. If it
proves successful there then IT, will be
extended. We hope it will prove IL
success.
Mr. Bach says Congressman Iatimci
has gotten as large appropriation for
making the experiment in this disn .ct
az any district in the United States
has received. Mr.. Iatimcr has
given his personal attention TO the
matter and is cndcavoring to have II
fair trial made and has no doubt Of the
result.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
l hr ;I(ryald and SQews
r. II. hULL, EDITOR.
1HE srATE rRE-s AssoCtarIoN.


The State Press Association will
meet this year III Harris Springs. The
date has not yet been definitely fixed
but the meeting will be held about
the last week in July. We
met the subcommittee at Ander.
son on Wednesday night and arranged
what we think will be very Interesting
aud Instructive program. 1t will be
made public in few days by the Sec
rctary.
II was decided not to take a Summer
trip, but TO spend Il week or longer at
the Springs in rest and recreation and
TO arrange while there for trip TO Gu
ba later In the year when the weather
Will hc suitable for Southern trip. 1t
Is the purpose to make this meeting
largely an experience meeting and a
social gathering where members can
exchange and interchange their views
and experiences and thus bc helpful to
each other. We hope to have u large
attendance and that every member will
bring his wife with him and let the
ladies en- joy the occasion as well as the
men.
We want also to have the date and
details Of the Southern trip with us 81
that those who would like to take a
Southern trip may know what the ma
ture OF the trip is to be and about whu,
it will cost.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
How to Look HooR,

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition Of all the vital organs. If the
liver Is inactive, you have a bilious
look; II your stomach Is disordcr.d
you have dyspeptic look; if your kid
neys are affected, you have a pinched
look. Secure good health, and you iii
surely have good looks. 'Electric Bit
ters" is good Alternative and Tonic,
Acts directly Oh tn stomach, liver and
kidneys, purifies the blood, cures pim-
pies, blOtches and boila, and gives n
good complexion. Every bottle guar
anteed. Sold at Robertson e. Giider's
and PeIham's Drug Store. so cents
per bottle.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
The County Alliance,

The Newborry County Alliance will
meet on Saturday, 22nd instant, at 10
o'clock q. IN with the Cannon Creek
Alliance. All suh-Alliances are re-
quested to send delegates, also n sub
trustee stakeholder OF the exchange, as
a county trustee st0ckholdcr Is to be
elected. Tine question 10 &c discussed
is: How to restore worn out land. Every
alliance should be represented at this
mt sting.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
Rates for the Confed's Reunion.

The Southern Passenger Association
has issued IL circular author izing rates
TO the Confederate Veterans Reunion
at Charleston, S c., on lte dates Nav
10th to 18th. The rate .amcd Is one
cent mile in each direction. Round
trip from Newbcrry, $345: Prosperity
$3.50.
Tickets from points within q radius
OF one hundred miles from Charleston
to be sold May 8, 10, II, 12, and for
trains scheduled to arrive in Charles
ton prior to loon of May l3, with final
limit May IS. 1899.
Tickets from poim beyond radius
OF one hundred miles from Charleston
to be sold May 8, 8 and 10, with final
limit May 81, 1900.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
An EnCrpriSinE DrMEElAt

There are few nlpu more wide
awake and entrrprising than Roh.
c'st"n Glider aud w. T.. Pelham,
who spare no pains to secure the
test Of everything in their line for
their many customers. They now have
lie v"luahlr agency for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs II Il Colds. This il the won
derful remedy that is producing such n
iuror all over the country by its many
startling cures. 1t absolutely cures
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hourscn~ss and all
affections of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs Call at above drug store and
get a trial bottle free or n regular size
80 cents and 81. Guaranteed TO cure
or price refunded.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
Many Lives Saved

In almost every ncighborhood there
Is some one whose life has been saved
by Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy, or who has been
cured OF chronic diarrhoca by the use
OF that medicine. Snch persons make a
point Of telling Of it whenever oppor-
tunity offers, hoping that it may 10 the
means OF saving other lives. For sale
by w r.. Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

Advertising comes high. We have
therefore TO continc ourselves to q
small space in this newspaper, but we
can assure the public that whatever
prices they are asked for goods else
where, we arc always ready and will
ling to beat such prices; We can AFFORD
TO 40 so when we buy our stock for
half what others pay for theirs, with
out adding freight. Make no mistake.
JUS, go to Flynn's Cash Store. If
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

Onr departments Of Millinery, Dress
Goods, Shoes, Wash Goods, Hosiery,
Underwear, White Goods, Linen Da
masks and Doiles, Ladies' Muslin
Underwear, Ladies' Tailor. made
Suits, Children's Shoes, Boys Shoes,
Ladies', Shoes, Mems Shoes, Shoes
for all. We sell the famous w. b.,
Americas Leading Corset, made in
every length and every shape. There
is a ". b. to fit every figure whether
1t y" slender, stout, small or large.
We guarantee every W. b. to give
rntlr" satisfaction. Every dissa,is
fled Customer with W. b. Corsets
shall hav0 a new ono. This j. stronsr
Corset talk, but this w. b. Corset
deserves every word Of it. Try w. B.
Come to see us. Our stock ls
right, our prices are right. You
shntt nave our best service.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

We have kept CON-
stantly in mind the fact
that great values make
great business. We
have the values in every
department, as our inn
mense trade during the
month Of March testi-
fies. We expect our
April business to be
even better. We ask
you to come in and see
our stock. We will sell
you Just as cheap as
any house, quality of
goods considered.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-04-09
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, April S.--The Woman's
club of Deer Lodge held the first meet
ing for April at the residence of Mrs
H. A. Smurr, on Mission avenue, last
Tuesday evening. 1t was, an "Ameri-
cam evening. and the first upon the
programme was paper on american
Authors" by Mrs. S. X. Davis, in which
she dwelt upon the life and works of
Americas foremost writer's in such a
way as to cause a feeling of pride to
rise in the hearts of her hearers at the
thought of the magnificent achieve
ment of our country in the literary
field. Mrs. c. D. Joslyn came next with
a selection from Lucille" Owen Mere
dith's great poem. which was excellent
ly rendered. Mrs. j. M. Simpson next
recited one of Ella Wheeler Wilcox's
beautiful poems, entitled MY Ships at
Sea-" Mrs. Bell read THE Good Old
Days of Knickerbocker Life" by Wash
ington Irving, which proved interesting
and amusing, and at it's conclusion the
meeting adjourned to meet at the same
place next Tuesday evening.
One of the largest and best dances of
The present season was that given by
the Women of Woodcraft at the court
house on Monday evening last. While
the attendance was large, the hall was
not overcrowded. and one of the pleas
ATTEST parties held in Deer Lodge for
a long time was enjoyed by the partici-
pants. An elegant supper was served,
and the sale of tickets to that and the
ball made it financial as we'll as social
success
The Chicago Lady Quartette sang to
a large audience in Cottonwood hall
last Saturday evening, and every num-
ber rendered was roundly encored. The
selections We're beautiful and the ladies
sang them eXquisitely. The quartette
gave more general satisfaction than
any musical organization appearing in
our city for some time, and are deserV-
ing of the hearty praise bestowed upon
them.
Mrs. Earle entertained her Sunday
school class at her home on South f
street Monday evening. serving a light
luncheon of cocoa cake and sweet
meats.
The Easter services at the various
churches were largely attended and
the edifices We're beautifully and artis-
tically decorated for the occasion.
Many farmers and ranchmen from the
surrounding country. together with
their families, We're present to listen to
the discourses of the ministers and en-
Joy the special musical programmes ar
ranged for the celebration of the great
est Of all religious festal days in the
different churches.
The marriage of Miss Mary Fitzpat-
rick to NJ. j. Kelley, which occurred
last Tuesday morning at ST. Patrick s
church in this city, came as IL surprise
TO that young lady's friends here, many
of whom had no suspicion it was going
to occur until after the event was cele-
brated. The young couple have the
nest wishes of a host of friends from all
over the county.
Mrs Mary L. Kelley of West Deer
Lodge has been in Philipsburg the past
week as the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Lon r. Hoss.
Miss Maude Briggs, a handsome and
The Anaconda standard., 1899-04-09

church will give a guild party at their
rooms. in the rectory, next Wednesday
afternoon. Domino whist will be the
social diversion of the affair, and a,
lunch will be served.
f. +. Water was in the city from
cokedale the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Water says that in his opinion
Cokedale has shut down for good, ana
it will be long time before the mines
at that place will be operated again.
A school election was held in this
city Saturday, at the East Side school,
building, to vote a tax of W. mills TO
raise money to continue the city schools
for the remainder of the term of nine
months. The vote on the proposition
stood 81 for and IA against.
Judge NJ. NJ. Black was in the city
from Fridley the last of the week.
F. e. Culley made trip to Miles city
the first of the week. He will return
in a few days and attend to the work
of putting in the city sewer.
Herman Kahle was down from frld-
ley on business the latter part of the
week.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-04-09

Stats gave recital al the home of
their instructress on Grand avenue
last Thursday evening. The event was
Il success in every way.
The Easter services in tho several
churches of the city were very elabor-
ate this year. The surpliced choir of the
Episcopal church gave some very eX-
Cellent solos and other sacred seieC-
tons
Hon. Charles S. Hartman took trip
to Butte on Monday, returning on Tues
day night
Mrs. Howard and youngest son. Gene.
left on Saturday last for Hamilton TO
join Dr.. Howard, who is practicing
medicine there.
Attorney S. V. Stewart of Virginia
City spent the week in the city visiting
his brother, County Attorney Stewart,
and other relatives.
Judge l.. A. Luce wenS to Butte on
Wednesday on business of a legal ma
ture.
County Attorne.- W. X. G. Stewart
spent a couple OF days in Butte this
week
5. Langhorn of Helena spent a few
days in the city this week with rea-
tives.
Born. to Sheriff and Mrs. Fransham
on Easter day, girl.
Mrs. w. w. Anderson and Miss Mar
garet Anderson returned from their win
Fer's trip to southern California this
week.
Il. r. Stanton. NJ. l.. HOyt. John Davis
and A. j. Bush took a trip to Living
ston this week to attend Il Masonic ban
quet.
Mrs. George Van Fleet came up from
Big Timber to spend Easter with her
relatives and friends.
Mrs. James keown went to Butte last
| Thursday in company With Supern-
! tendent and Mrs. Horn Of Livingston.
| c. NJ. Barbee has finished his term Of
/ school at Three Forks and is now work.
| ing for Assessor Sam COwan.
| Bert Maynard of Madison county was
in the city few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kidd of Pony
| We're visiting friends in the city this
| week.
Miss Home of Butte has been visiting
| Mrs Wynn this week.
G.. O. Reed of the land commission
was in the city on business on Thurs
! day.
! George kinkle, ir.. of Manhattan was
! in the city on Thursday.
! Charles Connop. manager of the Liv-
! inSston waterWorks, was IN town on
| Wednesday.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-04-09
I'm Society," .
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with the Newbro Drug company. but
himself in Walkerville. Rev. Father
Batens, pastor of St Lawrence church,
was the officiating minister. The bride
was attended by Miss /. NJ Jeffery and
the groom by William c. Wilson. The
house was prettily decorated and the
beautiful gowns of the ladies made the
scene Il most brilliant one. At l o'clock
refreshments We're served and at four
the happy couple amid the congratula
tions of their friends. took their depart
ure for Salt Lake and Denver. They
received many valuable and beautiful
presents. Among the wedding guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. M. Parker, Mr.. and
and Mrs. D. M. Newbro. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dr. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Layton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Driscoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dooley. Misses Jeffery. Hoban. Carder
and O'Donnell, Messrs. Wilson, Stephen
Parker. Harris. Tom Parker. T. Par
ker, Liebe, Terrence, Parker, Matthews,
j. Parker and F. f. O'Neill.
The wedding of Ehler Meyer and Miss
Helen Klein took place at the German
Lutheran church Monday evening"
April 3, Pastor Hudtloff officiating Miss
NJ. Jones being bridesmaid and J. Bode
best man. Mrs. L. Bielmann played the
wedding march and J. Walters acted as
usher. The church was very nicely dec
Grated.
The ladies of the w. R. c. club who
attended the G. A r. encampment en-
joyed visits from their many friends IN
Butte. Private receptions We're given
and, altogether, the visitors We're high
ly pleased with their visit to Butte.
Mrs. Herman Richter of Helena spent
the week with Mrs. Simon Hauswirth
Hon. Martin Maginnis and Governor
Smith of Helena attended the G. A. r.
banquet Thursday night.
w. D. Thornton has returned from
New York.
Miss Sheila Napton, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Eugene Carroll for a
week. will return to her home in Deer
Lodge tomorrow.
Mrs. ]. Frank Wilkins has gone to
Kentucky to be absent month, visit
ing her parents
Mrs. Eugene Carroll gave a small card
party in honor of her guest. Miss Nap
ton of Deer Lodge, last Monday even
ing.
Misses Ella and Mamie Driscol1 enter
tanned the High School Mandolin and
Guitar club Tuesday evening at tn air
home in West Granite street. Refresh
ments were served. There were 40 COW
erS.
The reception given by the Canadian
institute in the lodge rooms Monday
evening was a delightful affair.
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Rinehart of Ana
conda will reside permanently in Butte
J. E. Delaney and wife of Mexico s.ie
guests at the Butte
The Union club will give party next
Thursday at the McDermott hotel
On Tuesday. April 4, Hemlock circle
Women of Woodcraft, gave a very sue
cessful ball and cake walk at the Au-
ditorium. Particular features of the
occasion were the leading of the grand
march by three little girls in white
bearing the circle coors. and the
awarding of some very handsome prizes
for the cake walk