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The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

eyes were glued to the page once more
and she made no response.
''Oh!" she fairly shrieked. did you
everY'
The writhing man at the other end O:
TIE table said he never had. but he
wouId IL this Intellectual entertainments
lasted much longer.
LIS too bad" mnrmurcd ;lrr;. Aid
Glerib turning ii page of tac letter
withor, raising her EYES.
Well what's too baI:" hc broke out
wratafilly. Who is the letter from.
and what is il all about: Either read
aloud ur make your comrucnts us men
tally Us you read"
NV, half mind Il go" she said. In
firm. ..rri.sI ZONES.
"Ol, L...t yuu?" he in;erIecied with
mild sarcasm, shall | 90 aud pack
your trunks while you finish that let
TERI
Il Don't see how they can do it she
said. after IN interval Of silence.
WIZ don't yon look at tie posrinark.
them" hc Growiad. Maybe that would
tell YOU
Size read on. silent ard uainIprrssrd.
f0r two or three Hines further and
then with an exclamation OF astolIsh-
mr., said:
.'fIow very low
''Ah we'll her husband suarled.
I'm glad to learn something, about
that letter n last. It's about your un
Gle Marcus family. isn't it,
She did moi hear or heed. She glued
her eyes 10 that precious letter aui
went on calculating 4, irregular inter
walls:
"Ur."
''Oh. that mus; lie lovely
1T can't he thr same
II never heard ~ such a thiac"'
'.Oh. my ;.oojncss.
Finally she t-oncluded the perSusal of
the important document. sighed and
with profound and exnspcratins deiilb-
Grafton folded 1t carefully aud rrplac-
ell IL in the envelope
Mr.. Middlcrlb looked AT her in blank
amazameni.
We'll by George" he said. "you are
a cool one. Here I've waited full IL
minutes to learn what that blessed let
ter is about. and all ! know about II is
that you couldn't make our the post
mark. By George. woman
WHY. whatever H. tie inrtter with
your" she exclaimed. with unfelgned
surprise. Here 1t Is IL you want To see
1t. I didn'; suppose you cared to hear
it."
Didn't want to hear it, he shouted.
What do you suppose ! waited here
and missed my train for II didn't
want to hear that blessed letter.
why. ii isn't n letter at ALL" She
said In tlr tone of superior being
commiscrafing measureless and Inex-
cusabIe iguurance. ITS n circular
from WacLsyhelmcr's about their mil
linery oprnins next Thursday
The ban- OF the street door cut or
the rest OF the sentence. and Mrs. Mid
dle;tt !'~.s me aware that she was
alone aud that her husband WAS the
angrlest man In the state.
And w.nt had occurred TO vex
him." she raii to her neixhbor who
dropped IN during the morning. II cant
for the life Of the imagine. Everyiliin:
about the house had gone on smoothly.
and can't recall II single Irritating In.
cident or circumstance. Men nrc
strange animals" she sighed. ''and
there Is no accounting for their vsga-
ries and peculiaritics. London Even
ing News.
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Notice .s safe .s n...s ss.~n.

Srtlec I. hereby aiven .h-t tho fs'b.vins de-
srr.bed sharc- ~ Sicsst IN Tie Kust'er NTH arA
Reservoir C.,np,nv. ur - m,s-b fbcre oS ~ may
he cary vii h.. old st rsstl airtion at The
s,ntb ironi 4 ri he arr hvi-~ In Dxl .. C.iO-
md ;, ~, tie 25t dag VI July. ict commencing
AT " ar., cx a IN tie eisest bidder fJv cash,
{ rthe IsnIaent Of delinquent asss sssrcnts. 10
u.fx - ,te
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CEDAR rroE METHODIST ErisCSPAL
CiIrE' u. H.-srndsy .choo' every Sunday al isss
a IN. Prn-biuE the nrst ans thifd susAays n
each mouth. Aw.lcom- sr All.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

ori.r "f fai,'nv services II the ehsPs, q he
MONASTERY On SEEK days. 9 o'clock Q. -. cs,s.
i'n'ion Of the mos, holy ,scrfc~ Of mas evssy
morning ON sundays ard boiids -. > O'Clock
NJ. csiebfstian OF the nso-s holy ssrr'6cs ~
ms~s. s-rmon. b-ncdiction with iAs mos biessr1
sscmn.nt, sod sunday ,ehooi All sre cordially
invited. ~. A. FkirlL. u. .. u.
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sbessAsA.

f1BsT nArTisr ciium N : s-rvs~ss Il y
m AND sta p. N. Rev. A. A. lsyton. paaese
Sunday srh"rl afls .. ~. D.. A. ". asssahan.
sspehssssd~Ua. rcsaE rsoDss's meeting ~ -
r. m. Pn,er meeting On "Wednesday svssisW -
the church.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

PRESBYTERIAN cHrErH- ssvv,sv - u ..
N. nsd sr" .. NJ. iiev. II. A fr"ih,pshsn - psssss
sunday seheoi st 10 n. m. 4. y. kkidoe. sapss-
ini~n'.,nt The Christian Endeavor aess -
osss p. IN. Prayer sss,inx ssdsss>sy evenings
ni the c..ufth.
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~ 80 we,1 %. saeA.

ne so Wos6 She 40. d y !.
'Dou.f sei; ne you wos't." ssh 20
east - estises 10 bis S-ysar-o,d
daughter.
'swcM rspe. what wu~s ~ wte0
7 mean -wcn'tT'-Ohio State Journal.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

METHODIST CHURCH Rev y v. Duboss,
pastor. s.rrfc~. at II .. m ana 80 ,. m. sss-
day school =, ios. m Mis- Emma Nyer, sspss-
inisndrp, Epworth league mssis st c:p p. -.
Prayer meeting wedns-dsy erentnGs st chsrco
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Nc'tr- !. hSf- b, RVS spss r,e arnsai oses-
rs 1SsscfS ~: nei 3 Crss.y ssss
S.vs.s.sxSk2C.jss.s~. . s.ises : -.
on July gs. t'sH. I"v she puvp~e ~ efsesoxa n
trss.~esion Il sprh cs.s~r bartsso - ~ hgs1sy
geos~s svvpuas. s.~ss.
tfffst s4b fane .. - - ~
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Wenes .G Me>saesafs.

@een hr'' AID ihir' Fridays evenings Of ss~h
month tn Masonic hall. Gssrdan Heishhos.
Nrs q =. Richter: Cictk. Tio. N. N.th,~a
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Mcsi-iis. Pest. N.. -. q. A. \.

Merit. each second Saturday an.saton a ev
cry month In Nj thers' han. J. r. whlnr~ry.
e"mmHrder. John Davis. senior vice sonmnnd-
or. James Blair. jrnior vice commander; J. u.
Parton. sdjniani; , ". Lsye,.ok. quArtsrma STIR,
&C. Marsh. chspiains O. ". Henry. ofh-er oi the
da'' John Hcallis'cr. of.eer Of the xnard; wn.
Mathers. gnsst~rtrs.ter scrx.nnt
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PI.ncrr. .Tthe ee~,a,.

J. }. wnion ~ eHnpment s.stirrs held
every snirTdsy ats .. m. J. J. Winion Gem
manner. c. u. Cr,si-r. scribe.
VIM spaniding Encamrrnsnt. No "a meets -
fek-r s"cond and fourth Saturday ! ItsI,is os
each month. u X Ferguson. com mnADlst Az
R.yu0'd. s.r,b.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Mrs. MiddIeTib'S Letter

Stc-y of Wifi, Cho E.asoerated
Ee- Husband Uniu.e-tic raily.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
N~ssee 81 Aoooo0 0ee ees,e.

ID. BALDWIN,. rwssess
fvsss pss. jsus q. - lAy D.
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Kash-ri. R.b.Enn s.,s~e.
Wnodss~" Of she World.

tel;s Camp ~. meet. hrzt and third Thur
drIs Of each m"nih 10 the Masonic hall. Ibosass
f"wies c. {. Bert omnndson .iert.
Camp No. as. Surface Greek. meets nsss aud
third Saturday nights st Eeksr hall. Eilse
Wergcr. ccnsul. u. 4. Very uson eierh
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
Il SchOtarship i'm COuycrsc.

The South Carolina Federation OF
Woman's Clubs has received from Con.
verse College one scholarship Of free
tuition Tor each county in the State
All competitors for these Scholarships
will be required to pass Il satisfactory
examination in the following four sub.
je;.lS:
!. Latin, including grammar, com
position, and four books Of Caesar, or
an equivalent.
z. Mathematics, which will include
arithmetic and algebra, covered bv
such text books as Olncy, Wells, or
Wentworth.
o.. English, which will include gram
mar ranalysis, composition and e. .ncnt-
ary rhetoric, and Il fair knowledge of
English and American literature.
4. History, which will inclrue clc-
mcntary English, and United States
History.
These examinations will be held in
each county on August, lst, 1900.
Those desiring 70 enter the contest
will please send their names before
july 20, to Christie II. Poppcnheim,
Chairman Education Department., 81
Mecting st Charleston, S. G..
Those desiring to compete for the
scholarship in Mrs. Iining's Training
School for K.lndergartners, must pre-
sent high school diploma, or pass cx.
animation equivalent to the same.
They are requested to send their names
to the above address.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
TO Open at Poma,ia August 9th and Close
at Ncwb"rry August 25th-CandI-
datos Must Flo Pledge by
August 9th,

The following is tho schedule of the
county campaign as arranged at the
recent meeting Of the Executive Com,
mittce.
All candidates must have their
pIrCGcs filed with the county chairman
by the first meeting, August 9th.
COUNTY CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE.
No. ll-Pomaria, Thursday, Auy.9.
No. l0-Jolly Street, Friday, Aug. 10.
No. &-Ioung's Grove, Saturday, Au-
gust II.
No. S-Utopia, Wednesday, Aug. IS.
No. Williams's Store, Thursday,
August is.
No. 6-I.ongshore's, Friday, Aug. II.
No. 5-Spearman's Spring, Tuesday,
August 81
No. 4-Whitmirc's, Wednesday, Au-
gust %.
No. 3-Mt. Pleasant, Thursday, Au-
gust %
No. 2-T. w. Kcitrs, Friday, AUG. 2I.
No. l-Ncwberry, Saturday, Aug. %.
No. l-West End, Saturday night
August 25.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
THE CANDIDATES.
When They Worls, How They Work, aud
90 Road They lInvo to Travel

Some of the candidates have II hard
Hill to climb, but they are Il Hardy set
and, like the DOminick variety, are
ready to scratch in the Democratic
barnyard for what they want While
some of them arc scratching ard pre-.
pairing to crow, others are Icing on the
Banks OF the political Lake, with II
| couple fishing for Bass and some pull
Ing Hair. They are all good Frllcrs,
and they don't como S!ng!cy to barbc-
cues, but swoop down in drovcs, each
Witherspoon and some dressed in Tuy-
lor clothes. They know their 'cucs
and are kept busy-busy shaking hands
by day and heads by night. The band
numbers forty, in round numbers, and
they are round every time there is II
crowd in sight, and the forty things
are all in tho manufacturing Und me
chanlcal industries, running spoke
handle but no shuttle business, etc.
manufacturing yarns without cotton
and spinning them mechanically, telling
their families how they spoke through
the day, what they had TO handle and
no shut up till night. Many Of them are
farmers, but only one has his Mower IN
the field binding voters for the rcapinr
OF the august harvest. Aud it is strange
that there is but one Smith in the field.
Watts the matter? The outs all want
to be ms and the irs want TO stuy-cs-
pccialiy the HIGGINS. II is the same
old story from Cuba to China, from
Chappclfs TO Cromcr's. They will all
have their say, if no more than Lind
say. We have new things in New
berry. At some places they have n
pay master, but this county has Il Paw
singer in the political quirc. In tray
cling to the primaries, some Of The can
dldatcs are riding, some walking. Be-
fore they get there they may all need Il
Wheeler two. They exprc, to be elect
cd, every one. but when the waves RON
over on the big 2Sth--thrpr months
from the eclipse the Longsh0rr OF the
political mill pond will DC strcwn with
the bodies OF the majority-for many
are called, but few will be chosCn-aud
the mill dew will cover their shirt boz
SONS. Right here would be Il good
place to work in pcrdcw, but ii'suhard
job. And Peterson, Kiblcr Cunning
ham, Williams, Buford, Chalmers,
lluichison, Schumpcrt, Gogguns, Cla-
~, McMoTrics, Epps, Rikard, Werts
and Suber arc turned over to you.-
II. II. G's. Special.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
NnlunOle GIT.

Rev. NJ. j. Epting, pastor of St.
Panl's church, Savannah, ca, is the
happy recipient Of Il valuable and use
ful gift which WAS presented to him last
Saturday morning. Two officers Of the
church drove up to the parsonage in Il
handsome phaeton drawn by a hand
some horse. About the same time
several ladies OF the congregation ar
rived, and IL note was handed Mr.. Ep-
ting, addressed to himself and wife.
1t stated that the horse and phaeton
was gift from the congregation. Tho
pastor scarcely had words to express
fully his joy and gratitude at the band
some and helpful gift, which fills IL
place OF which any city pastor will feel
the need in work the size of Bro. Ep-
ting's ticld.-Lrtheran Visitor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
Died In Arisnnsar

Mrs. J. f.. Atwood died at the home
of her son, Mr.. G.. G. Atwood near
New Edinburgh, Ark, Anril 30th,
1900, at 10 i5 in the morning, aged n
years 10 months and 5 days. Mrs. AT.
wood was born June 25th, 1925 in South
Carolina. She was the daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Clark. Her father was
preacher OF high standing in his
church. IN the winter of 1912 she
married Mr.. r. +. Atwood, n most cx-
cellcnt gentleman, with wnom she
lived most happily until Nov. 2ud,
1867 when he died. After her mar
rage to Mr.. Atwood they settled in
their old ncighborhoOd in South Caro-
lima and two years they lived in the
house that formerly belonged to Mr..
Attwood's grandfather and in which
the first Annual Conference of the
Methodist church was held in that
State. In the fall Of 1865 she moved
with her husband to Arkansas aud her
remains were laid to rest in Tempe.
rance Chapel graveyard at II O'Clock
Tuesday. Rev.. j. Mcnnce performed
the last sad rites.
10 those left behind VIC extend sym-
pathy and say rejoice that she has
lived snch perfect life and given you
such an example of what life should be.
Cleveland Co., Herald, Rison, Ark
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
THE NEW MErIODIsT CHURCH.
'" H. Davis Il Co. Awarded tho Cont ra ct
work to Begin AT Oncc--Sitc Changed.

Tho contract for the building of the
new Johnstonc Street Methodist church
has been awarded to W. ~. Davis g.
co OF this citv, by the building COM
mlttec, at $1,000, exclusive Of stone
ana glass, which will be furnished
under separate contract. The con-
tractors will begin work at once.
The following description of the cdi-
flee and site is taken from the Obscr-
vcr:
The new church will be q handsome
brick editicc, with stone trimminys.
IL stately tower at one corner of the
front and Il smaller tower on the oppo.
site corner, and through these towers
will be vcstibulcd entrances to the
auditorium, the plan of which provides
Tor inclined floor, circular pews and
handsome stained glass windows on
each side and a similar window be-
tween the towers which form q re-
cesscd porch at the front Of the church.
The plan also includes Il Sunday school
room, we'll arranged and separated
from the auditorium by rolling cur
tains. The seating capacity of the
auditorium will be $50, and l5o in the
Sunday school room.
Several weeks ago the congregation
decide TO change the location of their
church. The old site on Johnstonc
street had been selected for the new
church, but it is now to be built on the
Ca!dwell street side Of their lot. The
lot, including the Grencker purchase,
is about 200 feet square. 1t has been
divided into three )Otc--onc for the
church fronting lC0 feet on Caldwell
street, with depth Of 100 feet on
Johnstonc street; lot for the parsonage
fronting 100 feet on Johnstonc street,
with depth of 200 feet on Adams
street; building lot fronting 10 fee on
Caldwell street, with u depth Of 100
feet on Friend street.
his arrangement nccessitatcs the
rem wal Of the parsonage to the site
now coupled by the old church But
the old church will not be demolished
nor the parsonage removed before the
new church shall have bcen built, the
location of the latter, however, just al
lows space sufficient for the scaifolding
between it and the parsonage
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
COUNTY SUNDhY-SCHOOL CONyEN-
TION
TO DC Held at Holena Church, July 25tb
and %6th-The Programme OF Sub
jects and Addresses

At meeting of the Executive Com
mittcc June 25th, the following pro-
gramme for the County Sunday-school
Convention, to be held at the Helena
church, was adopted, and "Wednesday
and Thursday, July 25th and 26th, 1900,
selected as the time.
Wednesday, July 25th, 1880 q. m,
Devotional exercises conducted by Rev.
ID. ). Blackwell. Enrolment of dele
gates. Appointment of committees.
Addresses by Revs. M. G.. G.. Schcrcr
and w. II. Ariail; subject, "Thc Church
ard the Young People," Recess.
Afternoon Session-Topic, "Thc Re-
lation of the Sunday-school to Chris
tian Giving" Opinion by Rev. NJ. w.
Rankin and e. p. Cromer.
international Lesson of july 2oth. u ,
Rev. A. J, Bowers.
Query Box. Assignment of del,
gates. Adjournment
Second day, Thursday, July goth, 10
a. m -Devotiona exercises, conducted
by Rev. w. s. b. Ford.
Reports from schools.
Topic, GLOW Best to Promote Bible
Study" Opened by Rev. Chas. Fl.
Armstrong and ii. M. Henry.
Topic, "Sunday-school Methodsn (Dr
w. T.. Pelham presiding). Opened bv
Rev. John w. Speal1e.
Query box. Recess.
Afternoon Session-Topic, "Prepara.
ton OF the Lesson" Opened by Rev.
j. B. Hood and jeff Quattlcbaum.
Query box Organization. Misccl
laneous business. Adjournment.
1t Is desired to make this convention
one OF the best ever held by the associ.
alton, and to this end the co-opcration
OF all Snnday-school workers in the
county is asked.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
Endorsed by His Club.

The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted by the members of the
Factory Democratic Club at the rcgu-
lar meeting held July 7th, 1900:
Whereas our felIow-membcr, Cole L.
Blease, Esq, has been true friend to
us as man, lawyer and legislator, sup
porting measures beneficial to us, and
has proven himself to be friend and
advocate of the rights of the laboring
classes; be it
Resolved, That we, the members Of
the Factory Democratic Club of New
berry, take pleasure IN endorsing him
for the Office of Lieutenant Governor,
and present him to our fcllow-citizens
as one worthy their confidence and as
sistance, and ask for him their support
knowing that If elected we and they
will have II friend in that office who
will he ever watchful Of Our interest.
l.. b. PERRY,
President pro tenn.
JOHN A. SENN, Sec.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
Newberrlana In Cl,arlrston.

President George b. Cromer of New
berry College, is also down attending
the Convention. President Cromer
brings the encouraging report from bis
College of the greatest attendance in
Its whole history. President Cromer
few years ago gave up that servile
mist rees, the law, and since that time
has given himself wholly to educational
work. He is deep thinker, a pro-
gres,ive man and one of the States
ablcst educators.
,-s Gussie Kibler, Miss Lila K;b-
Ter and Miss Lila Johnstonc are
among those representing Newberry
at the Convention-Ne aud Courier.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
Does IL Pay to Buy Chcnp.

a cheap remedy for coughs and colds
Is all right, bnt you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerous results Of throut
and lung troubles. What shall YOU do?
Go to warmer and more regular eli
mate? Yes, if possible for yo,,, then in
either case take tie only remedy that
has b cen introduced in al civilized
countries with success ~ severe throat
and lung troubles, "B0 chcu's German
SYRUP" it not only heals and slim
ulalcs The tissues to destroy tie germ
disease, but aNluys inflammation, causes
easy cXpectoration, gives Il good nights
rest, and cures the patient. Try one
bottle. Recommended many wears by
al druggists in the world Eor sale by
w. E. Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
"rCle End Rates.

Effective June 3d aud continuing To
and including August llth, the follow
ing Week End rates will apply from
Ncwbcrry and Prosperity, =. G.. over
the Atlantic Cost Line: no Water.
loo, ;. C., Harris Springs. : G., urd
Grccnvillc, 5. &. Tickets sold S,a!ur~
days and Sundays, good returning,
leaving destination not later han Mon
day following date OF sale, 500
70 Glenn Springs, S &. Tickets sold
saturday anu Snndays. IOUG re ulning.
leaving destination not ln,rrtnan Mon
day following date OF safe. s. 30
Iron clad signature form tickets linn
tied to continuous PASSAGE to hr used
Approved: Issued bv
". NJ. EMMErSON, II. NJ. t,Nrp4oN
Traffic Manager. Gen, pas,. Act
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
See bridge to let.

JAS. a. Mimnaugh left few days
ago to spend Il white at the springs.
Mr.. II. E. Todd now occupies his
residence on Fricud street.
Mrs I. II kinard OF Prosperity spent
Tncsday with relatives in the city.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Spcarmun made business
trip to Charleston the Grst OF the week.
The excursion passes here for Char
lesion over the c., n. 81 L. next Tues
day, at S.I5 Il. m.
Alr. and Mrs. d. a. Livingstone left
on Thursday TO spend few weeks at
the mineral spring.
Mr.. Oln b. Cannon has been unan-
mously elected to teach tho Garmany
school f"r the ensuing session.
Mis-. Brumlcy of Charleston came
up the first Of the week to visit her
uncle, Mr.. James Y. Harris.
Mr.. p. +. Baxter left on Tuesday for
Bamberg TO superintcud the erection Of
Il cotton seed oil mill.
Don't forget to have your premises
cleaned by Mon lay, in response to the
notice OF the Board Of Health.
MIR. Thos. Purcell, of the j. b. White
co., Augusta, Is in the city visiting his
brother, Col. &. j. Purcell.
Mr.. b. f. Goggans had the misfor-
tune to lose his dwelling in No. 7 by
fire few day : ago. The fire was acct
II t,l nl VA, I,,y 4
Mr.. II. {. Williams has moved into
his new homc on Pope street, having
purchased the property from Mr.. Ii. f..
Todd.
Miss Kate Lou Neci, who has been in
Chicago taking Il special course in En-
glish and mathematics, returned home
few days ago.
Harry IL. B!ease, Esq, and family,
who have been on visit to hls old
home here for the past few weeks, re-
turned this week to his home in Staun-
ton, Va. They were accompanied by
Master Claude Williams, who will en-
ter school there.
Sc advertisement elsewhere of that
famous watering place, Glenn Springs.
Ii has become one of the most popular
summer resorts in the whole couutrv.
From a standpoint Of health and pleas
urc, no one could spend few weeks to
better advantage than to visit Glenn'S.
We unde, stand that there is more
than one married man in Newberry
carrying in his pocket the picourc of Il
handsome young woman, and that wo-
man is not his wife, either. We don't
care to call any names at this time, but
Will specify n our ncxt paper, if any
one SO desires.
Anderson Kennedy, colored, while
cleaning out well i! Brooklyn We'd
desday, had Il narrow escape from
death. lie was being let down into
the we'll when the 'npe broke and he
fcll distance Of twelve feet. He re-
manned in the large bucket and came
out unhurt.
Jas. Emlon lIonseal, Esq of Cedar
town, Ga, who has been attending the
National Educational Association in
Charleston, will arrive in Newberry
tomorrow on u visit to relatives. lie
has many frieuds throughout the county
whn'will be glad TO sec him. He has
not been here in seventeen years.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
Il Coed Cough Medicine.

Many thousands have been restored
to health and happiness by the use of
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. If
afflicted with any throat or lung trou-
bic, give it q trial for it ~ certain to
prove beneficial. Coughs that have
resisted all other treatment for years.
have yielded to this remedy and per
feet health been restored. Cases that
seemed hopeless. that the climate of
famous health r. 'orts failed to benefit,
have been permanently cured by its
use. For sale by ". E. Pelham, Drug
giSt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-13
EXCu 10 Ci,nrleaton.

Don't forget the excursion TO Char
lesion next Tuesday. The train will
leave here Tuesday morning at 81
O'Clock and the indications now are
that a good crowd will go down to
Charleston to enjoy the sen breeze.
The fare is only So so and the accomo-
datons will be the best to be had. it
will give yon two days OF pleasure in
the city, seeing the beautiful sights
and visiting the pleasure resorts on the
island. See schedule aud rate in the
ad. column.