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nON'T TAKE TWO WEEKS OFF
IL AT ONE TIME

But take lso 90 three days 81 different times
34riug the ~ummrr, gei more re.i aud feel
better.
A ttw DAYS on she sall water uili suvigorAtc
the system aud revive the appetite.
The Wrrms Line ot Steamers leAve Pier :.
Iarht street. Baltimore for thr PaiuNcnl river.
q, &. as Benedict. every "Wednesday and Sat
urlay al 6.So A. NJ. and from Pier =, light
Street. every Sunday and Tuesday al ; T.
NJ. This makes a delightful trip nt abaut -
miles 90 the Chesapeake bay and about %
iult,-s up the PatuNrHi, Que Of the brpadesi
and must beautiful sirrams in Nary ylaHd. \
glimpse of Southern Maryland can be obtain.
ed al the landings as She steamer proceeds up
and down the river.
Steamers leave for the Potomac river and
Washington. H. c.. trom Pier 2, al I. NJ,
every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday. lhl-
makes d ur.iay tnp ou the salt water. and
au opportunity uf seeing parts OF Virginia As
well as the Potomac side of three Maryland
counties. Nj Vernon and the Capital q the
country.
An boats have comfortable Stale rooms, and
the meals are Just sgch 20 satisfy an appetite
resulting from breathing the salt AR.
At OF near all landings there are boarding
houses on both routes where those who desire
ta remain a week or two to ENJOY boating.
fishing ana Grabbing can obtain board at
very moderate rates
For Catalogues Srite Co
HENRY WILLIAMS,
Pier l.jghl Street,
July 22f Baltimore, Md
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L. o. GRIMES.
Ls Successor to
T.. .. GRIMES 4 CO. AT
THE PRINCIPAL DEPOT.
WESTMINSTER, MD.

Having saccs,-,lrd "a the business uf the
late hrtu uf r. o. Grimes 4 Co, the under
sIra-d soltciis the patronage OF thc firms
tarmer customers and the public EeurTally,
has a, complete q stock Of
c II q G = q X o c r K + :
- can bg tuuud ia oar clty.
CHOICE TEAS. COFFEES, SIRUPS,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES. CANNED
GOODS OF ALL KINDS. CIGARS. TO.
BACCO. sc
The best grades of PATENT PROCESS
and FAMILY FLOUR constantly on hand a;
bottom figures. VIII pay the Highest Prices
Tor WHEAT, CORN. RYE. OATS. and all
k,ads oi Country Produce
Agent Tor lailiu & Rand Blasting Pow
der. aud Juisou's Dynamite for stump blast
ing &c. Fzrmers can br supplied with the
best quality Of COTTON and FlAXSEED
MEAL, HEAVY MiDDLINGS, BRAN, &c.
NJ lowest pT,ces-
mar 70 +. o. GRIMES.
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T'RUsTEEs' SALE a,
ALUA BILE F. A r M i,

By virtue oi the decree passed. Boo cause ~.
8s-G Equity uu Ih- E4usy Docket p' lbr Cir
cult Court isr Carroll County. absuriu Jonas
G. Warsh,mc and Sitr are eamp.aluauts. au5
Eli Warvh5rae aud other, are arienlais'-. lH"
undersigned. trustees appointed Gy sAst ar.
cree, wil offer al public sale en ihr premises,
O 0NSATURDAY. SEPTEMBER I6,h, IstP.
At2 o. clock T.. m. ali ihAt farm or parrr. ui
land in Carroll county. Marylani. containing
sII ACRES and - PERCHES OF LAND.
Mere or l.,>. and improved by y story log
Dwrlliug House, good tauk haru aua either
necessary aulbuIliIuss. bis property 's1u's
au th,. Wp>;mius'e and ialtesiuwH Turnpike.
Is about one mile trugl Aouut Pleasant, IS wri
fenced and Is convenient 20 chugcbeS, schools,
stores and postuficc There are $50 acres ui
growing t,lunrr uu the place, aul The other
land Is under cultivation. There IS q puunp
Of good water u, the kil hen door and the farm
IS well waterci This farm adloiny land ot
Jacob ESsick. Samuel EIhrnau and Others.
Possession ut thi.prup~rty Will he gwen uu
the Isl Of April. 1900. be purchaser viii hs
entitled 10 one halt Uf the sheaG suNu lhl,
tall. u,eln paving tur the fertilizer ta br used.
aud the wheat straw is 60 remain "a the place,
IN any event
Terms Of S.,le-Our third Of the purchase
money To be paid by he purchaser or pur-
chasers on the Jay Of sale or on the ratihca
ton thereof by the Court; aud the residue iu
two equal payments. the one to be paid m ,iN
months aud the other ia one year from the
day OF sale, with interest. and the credit pay-
luenis to be secured hy the notes of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with security to he ap-
proved Of by the trustees; or all cash upen the
ratification Of the sale az the option Of the
purchaser or purchasers.
JONAS q. WAREHIME,
ELI WAREIlIME.
Trustees.
Bond 4 Parkc. Solicitors.
......ln .. l Within. Eurh.rl NM
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WESTMINSTER DEPOSIT AND
w TRUST COMPANY, WEST
MINISTER, MD.
Capital Stock paid in Cash
Stockholders Liability
Total Resources
VUUIOVO'OU
100000
$lOO.OOO.OO

Authorized to act as Executor, Admins
traitor. Guardian, Receiver or Trustee. and Is
a Legal Depository for Money.
Allows Interest on Deposits and makes
Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Other Approved
Security.
Special Rates for Deposits made for Def
mite Periods.
Fire and Burglar Proof Vault for the Safe
keeping OF Securities and for Storage at Sll-
yer Chests, etc.
safe Deposit Boxes For Rent.
Buvs and Sells Stocks and Bonds. High
est Market Price Paid for Same.
Its Savings Department Receives Deposits
Of One Dollar and Upwards and PAYS Interest
Thereon.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
~

Galvanized Feuclng Wire at prices hal have
never been known ia the trade.
Lad aud OIL So cheap that anyone can at
ford 60 paint this season.
lc,. is plenty We have large stock ui the
best make of Frrezers aud Retrigerators.
Don't you need Gasoline or oil Stove for
summer cooking? We have them; they are
cheap.
Door aud Window Screens OF various styles
A full line Of frst-c class Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, Of long established reputation, at
reduced prices.
4 call win soon convince you that the bot
tom has been completely Knocked uut ot the
price Of Nails
Glass. Oils, Paints and Putty, Plastering,
Hair and Cement. and in fact everything in
the Building Hardware line can be found, as
well as low prices, at the old established stand
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DUBLIC SALE
Il or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,

In Ne" WINDSOR District Carr"" county
e.. .I---r.,. ,..,...... r,,,,..
&c Gr I'e a.. ,''i G ~ '',, -. '',','s
~ - ~ I, ,:r wy . c VI
NJ W. " Iie ''lS. ".t' anu 'eS'''llle'' u iii
,.i,I; ~ u ''Io
az Puollc S:Ie' on lhe premises ni't We, %est
-, NJ Va Wy II:m VII
SATTrRDAS SEijTEWREp . $500
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LIME AS A FERTILIZER.

Why it Should Be Applied in the Fall Sea
son Combinations and Changes-Facts as
to the Part Performed by Lime in Supply
ing Plant Foods and Rendering Them
Available for Crops.
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JNo. MCDONALD & CO.,
SYKESVILLE, MD.


~ , .-........ .,., l...-,
We are the leaders IN low prices "'He'H
follow. No one has ever named any lower
fioures than those we have made. and when
-. -, ,,,,,t ,,, II
lou want 10 ouy SuouS No" '"'' ''"'' W. ~
every time that tins l. the place where you
c,,, ,,at tho lowest rricrS that are to be had
: -. MI. =; l,.,.I .rra
III this country MS II "'"' 7 ,
Roasted Coffee &C per 40
Lion Coffee &c
ArbuCkle Cutlce. &c
LpNerug Coffee &c
Very best quality Rio Coffee. l.c
The finest roasted Coffee IN the county. ="
Granulatcd sugar. best Amer i
broWh sugar ,,, -,.. 80, -,
,tIt''i' 'i'i'' i'i.i'H ! "a, . ,,r.g t..tt..-
W ti1l'I ti'al lIlls : ~. ~ i. ~ y, .,,,,. ,,s.
IN qHanty IMAM YOU c.'t ~" , ~ I,h, ~ H.
Si>e ~ te N""'''g a. 81 , We"
iore Iut laA went tHt" '"''" 20 nor ,,p
canned Corn, - -.
HtrhtTt Corn nue. 4"''-'t' f.r ~,
II,,tlluel gultto1>' -.api 1n. .r.ar ,y.n
Ham anI Tongue, n-"' f5r ~.
3i. 3i-,, Sil9 Mustard N''''''e>' sr.e per Il
''"' ''p!u StAt'"' gtc uar NJ
Y4t S, Nfl,, ,,rr l. ,,,pq. c,p = ptr can
Yeast fowder in'. 10 ""'e ''i ana :, g,T Sii, n
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CLOSING-OUT SALE
or
LUMBER AND CORD WOOD.

ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 29rh, 1899,
on the premises Of George VI. Study, Myers
District, Carroll county, Nd, about . miles
southeast of Cali Station, near Horn nS Mil.
will be sold at public sale -, 900 feet Of oak
boards. plank and scantIiug, fence posts,
chips, chucks, saw dust, etc Also. Is acres
uncut wood, tree tops, etc, in lots to suit
purchasers.
A credit of three months will be given.
Sale to commence at o'clock, p. m, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST %, 1899, when terms
and conditions will be made known by
aug 10 2t A. NJ. hALBACH.
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TNHE Annml Sabbath School Celebration
l. of St. Luke's Winters Iuthern Church,
near New Windsor, Nd, will be held in the
Grove adjoining the Church, Saturday, Aug.
26th 1899. lee Cream, Cakes and Confec-
tioneries will be sold for the benefit of the
School All are cordially invited. july %
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DAVID r. STEM. President.
H. STEWART ROBERTS. Isl Nice-Pres.
JACOB II. BLOCHER. 2ud Nice-PreS.
GEORGE VI. PARkE. See and Treas
CHARLES T.. FINK. General Counsel
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4 r PRIVATE SALE.

$1,000 90 will buy the handsome residence
of F. II. Orendorff, y feet front on Main
street. Westminster, Maryland, clear of all
liens and dover right. This property cost
Mr.. Orendorff nearly Sc, 200 few years ago
and has not deteriorated in value. 1t is
equipped with bath room, closet and other
modern convenences.
CHARLES L. FINK,
Gab4.tf Trustee.
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DUBLIC CAUTION-My wife, Susan
L c. Burdette, having left me without Just
cause, hereby notify all persons that will
not be responsible for any debt contracted by
her. .,,,,
JOHN II. BURDETTE,
aug12-St Mount Airy, Nd
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We have 'ar
CHEAPEST LOT OF MATING

fs hr t.4ri u ta. g1uutgt.
pa- ts 4.=5 extra Saprs ta-rasH CArt-rl
Gsr
FaU lae afRAG CARPET. shs i+tt ,s!a-
.r 'h., srastan.
w. ars $40. i1 iha
LUMBER. LUMBER, LUMBER
aaa.a.es aHl raH tar8.sb aayfatnE ~4asel o
baa-r. saci4E.ue paur., Iram--. sash,
Eaats. Nar. lam-. Cement Bue> ,saa ihe
clsr4rs-t t1 sine b,-t Guoi sapplg ai Hem.
Gse, and lr.iau Poe Boards ~hsu..as. &C.,
A5sa p .a' % aht'r p.ar dressed, vrrF cheap.
We gar -zsa yas gua1eg sa z.s ge.- a4aferlaa,
s- ar handle 5; as yrrg li,f.r expense.
JNO. MCDONALD & co,
Stone Building,
ar-ss STK ESVILLE. MD.
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GREAT MODEL EMPORIUM.
WE CLOSE AT 6 P M EXCEPT SATURDAY.
OVER 800 SHOE BARGAINS.

About five hundred pair Womens and Chidren fine Shoes
sold that will
surrounding country talking Ladies
would well pairs for themselves and children
bargains these otenthere
third or half the price for you.
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GILBERT L GEHR,

Corner Main and Liberty streets,
Westminster. Md.
Plumbing, Heating, Spouting, Tin Roofing
is our specially. teb ~
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

II. Stewart Roberts. George W. Albaugh,
Charles +. Fink.
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JONAS @. " AREtI
ELI WAREHIME,

Bond 4 Parkc. Solicitors.
augl9-is j. William EarhaI'' Auc'.
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STOCK ALWAYS FRESH.
PRICES RIGHT.
pssypA call is solicited. may6 1y
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Fine Towels Csc.

20 dozen fine blcachei Yurc Linen
Towels, in Damask aud IIuckahack. extra
large size; usual price 37lc. on special
counter at Csc.
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y ~ tfAa tt. tatHHTfHhNr
Admiaisir=i-r g. 3. o.. e., g.
J. Wm EArhagt, Clerk. aug DTS
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Tho Chairman of tho Citizens Meeting An
nonncea His Cuminitpcs to Make
Arrangements for the Mayors
Convention.

II. If. Welch, Esq, chairman Of tho
citizens meeting, held on Thursday
last, has appointed the following per.
sons members Of the different commit
tees looking to the cntertainment Of the
Mayors Convention which will con-
vcnc here on May 23d. The committees
will meet at an early date and organize
for work.
Committee on Entertainments: II. Fl.
Wclch, chairman, O. B. Mayer. f.. NJ
Martin, j. e Norwood, Jno. w. Ear
hardt and W. g. Houseal.
Reception Committee: O. Il. Mayer,
chairman, IT,. Cabuniss, J. G.. Movers,
O. l.. Schumpert, a. e. Jones ami Geo.
S. Mower.
Railroad, Hotel and Newspaper Com
mittec: E. II. Aull, chairman, w. II.
Houseal, j. A. Burton, e. Cavcnaugh,
H. II. Evans and w. h. Ewart.
Finance Committee: w. II. Hunt.
chairman, Geo. w. Summer, Edw. II.
Hipp, G. J. Purcell, NJ. l.. Spcurman
and II. S. Hudson.
The citizcns of tho town should lend
the committees every assistance in their
power SO rs to make the convention
here Il success. The mayors of every
city and town in the State Of any i'm
portance will be with US and Newberry
must and will not fall short of every
requirement. Newberry already has
an enviable reputation for unsurpassed
hospitality which must and will be
sustained.
The convention will prove an advcr-
tisement and Il benefit TO our city.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
Tho School Chart IBusintss

Editor Herald and News: In your
last issue you have something 10 say
about what is referred to as tho "School
Chart Swindle," then ask have the
school trustees been swindled inno-
Gently by these chart m"n, or have
they been IL particcps crimnis in
the swindlng business? Now as | was
u member OF the board of trustees of
the Helena schools, / will relate TO YOU
my experience with the agents for the
chart.
They came out to my house equipped
with a large batch Of recommendations
from high officials and othrrs. J told
them | was q great believer in inn
proved methods Of all kinds. and wou)d
examine the chart. In an affablc man.
ncr one of them proposed to present
mo with large wall map of the United
States, and then very glibly proceeded
to exploit the chart. He bad not made
much hcadway when | forced him to
admit thath he was Juggling with figures.
AS could not perceive any advuntapc G
the chart possessed over the elcmcu-
tary arithmetic in use to-day, / be-
came disgustcd with his glibbcry, and
told him J. would appreciate the map,
but our school was more in need of
funds than was OF a map, and informed
him that other business demanded nv
at'chOioh. G. L. HILL.
Helena, S. c., April ], 1890.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
II NEGRO WOMAN KILLED,
The Usual Resuit of Hot Supper Four
In Jail Awaiting Trial

Another tragedy goes down on the
records OF crime, the almost inevitable
result of II negro hot supper.
This time it is Il negro woman who
is shot and there are four negro men in
Jail awaitin.. trial at the sessions court,
one accused OF the killing, with the
other thre, : accessories.
The negroes in tho ncighborhood
gave hot supper ut Henry leagues
house, ia No. Township, on the old
Asa Davis place, on last Friday night.
About ] o'clock Saturday morning
Adam Sheppard left the house whore
the no: supper had been given
with Rachel Longshorc, and when
they had gotten about 100 yards
from the nouse, Jimmie Crummie,
who is chas-ed with the killing, states
that he att ttvmptcd to pas; them in the
road, When Sheppard stepped back
with his pia,ol in his hand. Crummie
states that he then drew his pistol and
attempted to fire, but his pistol snapped
when Sheppard fired. However, all
the other witnesses claim that Crum-
mic fired the first shot During the
shooting / e negro woman, Rachel
Longshorc. WAS sho.. The ball en-
tered the b; ek of the left shoulder and
lodged just under tho skin over the
right breast.
Crummie aod Sheppard had had a
difficulty u few days before when pis-
tolls had been drawn. According to the
testimony al the inquest the fact was
brought Ol,t that all the parties present
had 81 calih:'e pistols except Crummie
who had IL }S, and the ball that killed
the woman was Il IS.
After II thorough Investigation the cor
oner's jury rendered Il verdict as follows:
Rachel LongshOrc came TO her death
from pistol shot wound inflicted on
the first of April by the hand of Jim
mic Crummc, with Adam Sheppard,
George Cannon and Scott Swindler as
accessories.
The accused have all been arrested
and are now in jail.
Yesterday afternoon Hunt e. Hunt rs
attorneys for Geo. Cannon, Adam Shcp-
pard and Scout Swindler applied before
Justice Pope for bail. The solicitor
was represented bp II. II. Dominicl1,
Esq. Cannon was discharge entirely
and Sheppard and Swindler admitted
to bail in the sum Of $500 each.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
Bib: a Comedy Of Toys.

Will be given at the opera house on
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week. 1t is given for tho benefit of
the Episcopal church and besides be-
ing a very enjoyable entertainment
you will help IL good cause by going
out. Tickets on sale by the young la
dies as we'll as at Scholtz jewelry store
at so cents for down stairs and % cents
gallery. Miss Bessie Coburn who has
taught the class of local talent for this
entertainment is Il Savannah lady and
has been successful in her work. Secure
your seat at once and have it marked
of at Scholtz Jewclry Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
a DISTINGUISH DIVINE.
Dr. Plunkett of Augusta Preaches Two Yer,
Able Sermons In Ncwberry

The visit Of DR.. Plunkctt to New
berry and the two very able sermons
preached by him on Sunday rs inst. de-
serve more than passing notice. We
were absent from the city and did not
have the pleasure Of hearing DR.. Plum
kett but we understand that his SER
mons were very cdifying and eloquent
ly delivered and greatly enjoyed by
those who heard them. In fact to get
the whole force of them they had to be
heard to be enjoyed and appreciated
AT the morning service at the Pres
byterian church his text was from
Romans VIII: 2S-"All things work
together for good to them that love
God, who are called according to his
purl ose." Snhiect--"An have
IL beneticcnt' purpose and effect upon
those who love God.' Gods purpose
in regard TO his people being to fit aud
prepare them for heaven.
His purpose includes not only gen
cral but a special providence, extend
ing to each individual. q. Il is intense
~
whatever is needed to the best devel-
opment, sparing them not even from
the trials needed to remove blemishcs
and defects and to make them pure.
And when the character is complete
then he translates us to the upper
world. 1t was necessary, however, us
we have said to have heard the sermon
to appreciate its full elect and power.
BEFORE THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
The special purpose of the visit OF
this eminent divine, however, was to
deliver the annual address before the
County Bible Society which was done
at the night service.
The following notice is furnished by
a friend who WIS present:
We had heard much Of the ability o.
DR.. Plunkett tas an exceedingly effective
and pleasing elocutionist and clogucn,
divine. Nor did we suffer the least
disappointment when listening to his
impassiOncd cloQucncc on last Sunday
evening at the Presbyterian church on
the occasion Of the annual meeting of
the Bible Society Of Ncwbcrry County.
Dr. Plunkett's voice is Of great compass
and melody Of cadence. His powerful
and reverent vindication of the Holy
Bible; rs the inspired word of God
and the Christians trust and hope; For
in every human soul there is IL thr-t
for something above all that the senses
can give; impellcd by sacred impulses
man bows in worship to the holy mys-
tery--struck the mayicul key to the
hearts of his audtors-with whitening
scorn he denounced the scientific can-
nonade against the walls Of Zion, the
Subtilties Of Foltaire, EIualey and Da,-
win against the Holy inspiration.
But the banner of the cross floats tri-
umphantly over the ancient walls, and
theBtble, theChriStain's trust and hone
lifts the veil and reveals the inner rev
elation of truth and no clouds can ever
extinguish its sunlight. We voice the
sentiments Of all who heard the dis
tingnished speaker that in the near
future he will give us the pleasure OF
again hearing such an intellectual and
edifying discourse on theme of such
paramount interest as the Holy Bible
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04

Send your address to Fl. E. Bucklen
a. Co., Chicago, and get u free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in acton and are
particular ~ effective i'm the cure Of
Constipation aud Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved i1valuable. They are
guaranteed to he perfectly free from
every delettri"u> substance and to be
purely vegetable. They donnt weaken
by their action. but 10y giving tone to
the stomach and bowels greatly invjp-
crate the system. Regular size 25r.
per box. Sold by Robertson e. Glider
and w. t.. Pelham. Druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
Due West Female College,

At meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tees Of the Due West Female Col)epc
held few days ago Rev. G. T.. Todd
rendered his resignation, being forced
to do SO on account of falling health
The board would have been glad to re-
tain Mr.. Todd had his health per-
mitted. He has built up the college
and under his administration it has
prospered. Rev. Jancs Boyce was
unanimously chosen his successor. Mr..
Boycc has been secretary of the Synod
for several years and is an accomplished
scholar. He will not take charge until
the end OF the present term. We hope
Mr.. Todd will soon be restored to health
and that Mr.. Boyce may be successful.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
Engage Cots.

The Kings Daughters of Charleston,
g. G., will op"' .Dormitory for women
ut the High school building, north
west corner of Meeting and George
streets, during the Confederate Re-
union, May 9th to May 18th, inclusive.
Cots may be engaged before Reunion
by sending money in advance to Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Secretary Of Commit
tee on Directory, 371 Meeting street,
Charleston, $. @. IF
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
NIin ,.aUglI to the Front.

MimnauSH the hustler, comes to the
front in this .ssuc Of The Herald and
News and t..'s the people of Ncwhcrry
what he ha| u dress goods and fancy
goods. He mas bought for cash and
in large qua titles and will make it to
the interest { the ladies Of Newbcrry
10 call and Inspect his immense stock
He gives " some prices that will
knock ont a competitors Polite at
tention and @ood treatment You will
receive at his store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
House and Lot For Sale.
For terms and particulars apply to
fist If DR.. James M. Kiblcr.
Fire Alarm Saturday.

The fire alarm was sounded on Satur-
day afternoon about o'clock, the roof
Of The workshop recently occupied by
Shockley Bros, in front of the jail,
having ignited from spark from the
the engine. The fire department re-
spcnded promptly and in a few minutes
had the flames extinguished without
much damage. This is the third or
fourth time the department has been
called out on account Of this shop and
something should be done to remedy
the trouble.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
Tho County Alliance.

The Newberry County Alliance will!
meet on Saturday, 22nd instant, at 10
O'Clock q. m with the Cannon Creek
Alliance. All sub-Allianccs are re-
quested to send delegates, also sub
trustee stockholder of the exchange, as
county trustee stockholder is to be
elected. The question to be discussed
is: How to restore worn out land. Every
alliance should be represented at this
meeting.