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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-03

adlt ot the Ourbet mine, owned by the
Oregon Colorado Gold Mining company,
and located near the Alamo, broke into a
hlg body oi high grade tree milling ore.
] his ore shoot Is enlIfely distinct from the
one upon which work was prosecuted all
winter, and adds nrW evidence 10 the I'M
doubted richness ot the Quebec. Work
on the building tor the Quebec 10 stamp
mill is being pushed With all possible
>lgor, aud II Is likely that stamps will be.
gin dropping Nv July I. The Quebec
group, Whlth consists ot the Quebec and
High Ore claims aud millsteS, was pur.
chased from the Grant Gold Mining com.
pany last January by the Oregon.C Colo.
ralo Gold Mining company, a strong cor.
pora,ion ot Colorado capitalists, headed
nv J. W. Carr, :. n. FarriS (now de.
ceased aud :. n farrs, Jr.. for $40, 900.
The group Is developed by three tunnels,
two oI which are 400 teet, driven on the
ledge. a iaoiool winle between the tun'
nel> is all IN ore averaging Sia. From 10
toI, feet ot the ledge, which has been
crosStut for 90 iert, carries values better
than IS, while streaks OF from & To iS
inches ASSAY from $40 to 500. Manager
Earils i working tNo shifts in each atit
and intends to drive 1000 feet in both
workings. This viii give backs OF 700
iret II was In the lower tunnel that the
ri,h shoot was encountered this week.
Baker City Herald.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-03
SUM N 0NS.

IN TnE JUSTICE CouRr OF SuMPrhR PRECINCT.
! BAKER COUNTY, OREGON.
George tronhotet, plaintiff, VS. Peter Eihach. de-
ieniant. To Peter Eihlch. the above named defend
ant; In the name oi the State oi Oregon YOU are
hereby required TO appear ana answer the complaint
against YOU In the above entitled cause on or before
the fifteenth iay oi Nav IooI which Is the last day
prescribed In the order made by the Judge OF The
above entitled court OF the publication OF this sum
mons, ana II you tail SO to appear and answer. juig-
men, will be taken against YOU TOR the sum ot one
hundred and ten dollars and forty seven cents
io Az. with interest thereon AZ the rate OF six per
cent per annum from the twenty FIRST day OF March,
1901 until paid. ami Tor the costs and disbursements
of This action AMI tor the sale OF the following de-
scribei personal property attached on the twenty
second DAY o March, 1901, to- wit ANY interest YOU
NAV have In the capital stock OF the Buffalo Gold
Mining company, and any interest you may have In
the capital stock Of the Gpsv King Gold Mines com
company.
And YOU are hereby uothei that on the thirtieth
iav OF March. 1901, as Judge OF said court, made
an order that service oi summons In this action be
made upon YOU by publication OF summons. and the
iay oi the first publication OF hi, summons is April
!, 1901, and the last publication thereof is May IS,
1901 w. W. FELIX,
Justice OF the Peace
\. {. RICHARDS, Attorney tor Plaintiff.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-03

l.. Vinson, who is a part owner In the
Baisley discovery, outiit,ed his partners
with tents, grub and everything else ne.
cessary to do development and the OUTFIT
went out To the location to commence
active work. Mr.. Ninson is not the man
to let claim lie idle. Whether good or
bad he wants to know at the earliest pos.
sible moment. His partners are practical
miners. 50 they will lose no time getting
at the milk in the cocoanu,. All over the
dis,ric, prospecting work is being energe,.
ically applied and from all reports many
good finds are being made. The district
is tree from snow and affords every ad.
vantage for prospecting work.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-03
Stampede to Pleasant Valley.

lr another column oi HE MINER TO.
dlv is an item, taken from the Baker
CIV Democrat. ABOUT rich strike Of
chrome iron in Pleasant Valley. That pa.
rgrNrSrrrilv,ln in reference tothe same says:
Early SATURDAY morning the loca,ors Of
the new tni lett this titv and arrived at
their claim, sc, abou, its proper location.
While they were there they counted over
'hir'v rroSr-r'n'S " various directions
from their ,amp ani they were advised
that lhev had better lose no time In set.
ting their stakes. Yesterday morning W.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-03

cofjer oi the CITY OF Sumpier. whether acting as
the Clerk OF the Council or rs Magistrate In the
Recorders Cour, OF the City OF Sumptcr. in prose-
CuonS tor the violation of any ordinance oi said
city, salary OF sixty dollars per month, which sal
ary shall he paid him hv q warrant drawn upon the
CITY Treasurer.
Section D. Al! ordinances and parts thereof Of the
Civ OF Sumptcr. ana al ordinances and parts
thereof ot the Town nj ~umper continued In force
an ordinance or part Oi ordinance OF the City OF
Sumptef In conflict with this ordinance, are hereby
repealed.
Passed the Council this 10th iay of March, 1901.
Approved this loh iay oi March. 1901.
!. H. SrODDARD,
Acting Mayor oi the CITY of Sump,er.
Attest l.. l.. NAMING.
Recorder OF III. CITY ot Sumpter
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-03
SOMETHING ABOUT PROMOTING
Pointers on How TO Pa, Salt OH the Tad Of
Coy Capital.

Capital will not take the initiative IN
he persuaded oi the possibility OF returns.
The promoter ni Whatsoever enterprise
will make prrit mistake II hr plans on
money coming 10 him upon the announce
ment ol his undertaking. II means hard
work aud |, means Intelligent work 10 Sc.
curr capital. he men who possess
money ate not fools. nor are they willing
Ia hand over their funds tor investment
wlhou, some idea OF getting good inter.
est, Further than this, capital Is 'lmid
until assured ot the safety nj an invest.
mrnt, hu, once interested and ,onN incrd
NJ the prospects oi good returnS II Will 20
Ia the end.
\ great many promoters, and especially
oi mining enterprises, make mistakes by
trying 10 ge, money before convincing the
possesSors OF capital OF the possibility Of
the project. II YOU can convince men ot
money hy taking hold ot your scheme,
YOU may rest assured they viii We willing
10 do lt-tof There iS 40 man VINO likes 10
make money more than the one who has
made II.
Nor Is /, necessary that the promoter
have capital himself. II he has an intel.
llgcnt idea oi how money can make money,
he ,ln lind some one who will listen 10
him And there are two ways ot prnmot'
inG-one 10 interest capital tor a relson'
able consideration expected from the capl'
,all>ti, side aud the other to expect COM
siieritlon from manipulation OF the prop
cr,y In turning |, over, The latter method
Is dangerous TO a man who wishes 10 con-
,inue in the business. The other method
,onstientiously followed viii bring him
success II he promotes substantial enter
piises .-Northwes Mining News.
Another Ore Shoot in the Qusbee.
On Monday the Workmen In the lower
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-03
Gracious Act Of X. e. Strahorn.

The Sumpter Brass band bows are re-.
ceiving the encouragement they deserve
from the local public for their earnest ei.
fort to become efficient. In addition to
the liberal subscription list here, the fol-
lowing communication was received from
Mr.. Suahorn, owner OF the Sumpter
water plant, by Z. W. McCammon, his
secretary and accountant, dated at Phila.
delphia. March y: As to the band, !
think il a verv deserving institution and
does much to cheer up any town, besides
cultvating a love for music, which is al
WAYS elevating in its tendency. You may
tell them Tor me that thev can order such
music rs they require from time to time
until further notice and send the bills ID
me Tor payment.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
Dots fr III st. Philips

L "il fest men ion one Of tho whole.
sale merchants trying to build up our
little own. ka ulah. 1t Is useless tt
try TO top II n from selling when he
ha- the goods and our merchants have
and therefore they can sell their goods
for more than others. Why don't YOU
try TO down the sister town? Prosper.
tty and + maria, Ic.n tell uu why, be.
cause you know IT, il no use
Lac Sunday remin ed us OF summrr
We had "ur first thunder shower. A
very severe sto m f"ll,wed. 1t WAS get.
't'R very dry IN Ibis stcLlOn
Some "f the fnrme have already be.
gan 10 plant corn NJ, idea IL that Ihey
art. too soon Fu" | b lieve that there
Will y" SINE severe cold weather yet.
Th"r. w"s quit" - larg" comla -, at
Ill " f IL II lust Su du>. Two ~ the
young lauh"e In w'r. pr' scnt, happ, n.
"d with quite a had accident. they went
"ut into he ard tn get som. flowers,
an on 'hrir r.turn 10 the h use, the
steps 70 with ih,m.
IN 81 Philip LII. rarv r ciet, met
I"st Saturday nig't The ST. ct which
he. drh,t,.d was. "Whic,, Ia admiral
hraut or " isdom The negative side
snin"d the v" tory.
fh" grain ctop' lonking very sorry
u his II c ion W." hop. that It will
"nm" out ~ we want TO raise our own
fl ur.
Mira Mary kinard died las' Sunday
she waa laid To res In ST Paul's grave
ward Age, ixty ni eyrar-, on. nontt
ana nttr DAYS FrAthcrtOp.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
h ap RAtes IN Sbu horn,

Oh account Of the beIO& specified oc
CAST u.s.: The 8 u'hern RaI'w y w,ll sell
rou d trip H. k",-:
Al ting B,p'isIs Young Peupl.' .
u ION Of $ II h Car,lina. Char es on,
8 G. A. IL Al r.n N ~h.rrA $3.50.
Apri Oh
Annual Nee Ing South Carolina
Medical Association, FL rencn, S. G.
April 1918, 1901. f;om New berry $8 80
Tickets on eae l5 II. fl al limit April
2Oth.
Meeting of South Carolina Federation
OF W"man's Clubs, GreenvilIe, S c.,
April 1927. 1901, from Newherry SO IS.
IT,, Oh sale April 1924, final Iimi,
Goth ..
. Annual Meeting Junior Order United
American Mechanics. Safe Council,
Sumter. s c., April 1918, from New.
berry 81 45 Tickets on sale Is .l6, fl.
nal limit 20 h.
Great Ouncil OF South Carolina I'm.
proved Order Of r. d M.,n, s. artanburg,
s. g., April 9..l3, 1901, from N.wbrrry
1878. Tickets on sale April 8 10. fiual
limit April 10Th.
Grand Lodge Meeting T. o o F. OF
South curolina, Grernvillr, 8 g.. April
A--26. 1901 from Nrwh' rrS 81 75. iick.
&t- on sale April %. "a final IimI April
9th.
United Confederate Veterans r .un.
|" Memphis, Tenn Ma 28 80. 1901
rate on cent mile. Tickets on sal.
May 25 81, limit Jun, 4. with .xtpnst. n
final iin'i, June 10 ny depositipg tickets
" tb Joint Agent and paying fee of fl ,
cents at time Il deposit. They wiI ais
arrange 81 t" permit stop.over ei b.r
on the going or retu,n trip of ore Gla,
nj Chattanooga. to en.bIe the S,uth
Carolina Veterans to visit Chickamau.
ga Park
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
We have a few thou
sand bushels of Corn
We will sell for 62ac.
Come quick.
Purcell g. Scott.
A r nant a ,us. burned.

The house OF VIM e 'ddick (colored),
just back Of Nr e = Coppock's, was
consumed ny fire on Wednesday morn.
Ing about 8 O'Clock, There were two
families living In the house. The,
were able to save considerable nun
ber of articles.
The house was insured with the Penn
sylvania Fire Insurance Co for $500 OF
which Mr.. John Scott IL AZ ent The.
insurance will about cover he total loss
The house was locsted In an out OF the
way place and the firemen had some
trouble in getting to it, but they did
excellent work Just ab nut the tim,
the fire had been gotten under control
blaze was noticed on the roof OF o
wo'd house belonging to Mr. G ,ppock
about 15O y'rds away where q spark
bad been carried by Che wind, bu, be.
fore any dam 'ge couli b. dore the fir .
men had 1t put out.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
Mayer kirI,nrr or "a a P,,y..

As an ince tiv" to the penpl- OF
N wberry t" have the town we'll deco.
I'D o tho days IT tn 6remens' tour.
n ment. May"r Kicttner offers to tba.
merchant wh" makes the prettiest dis.
p W a trip plate silver tea set worth
875 on This IL "nly one OF the many
ac,s Of l,heralitv " ich ar. Character.
t>tic of MAJ Or Klettner. He wi spa, G
n ither means nor energy o make the
tournament sncc"as.
THIS vi u make 'hings lively aronu
the m rchants. aid ron. thing artistic
IN tn" way OF dHcOratlDt.s ma, b.. px.
pct d Not on y will bright buntin 4
arrve to enliven he town. Tut thev viii
q d much TO The ea 'ty T the sos,
and hn u good Advertisement for ,ht
merchants.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
J1l0Wer'S HnHSs! MiI1inery
-. !: :: Opening
7 tuesday, March 26.
You are cordially in
Vited to attend
Yours truly.
6. & G. S. Mower Co.
II. duoed Rates via q. g. w. O. hallway

r. duced Rates via q. g. w. q. hallway
The Charleston and Western Caro-.
liza Railway beg to announce reduced
rates from their stations on occs-ious
named below.
Bap'ist y'ung peoples union, Char.
les on 8 Ground trip tickets for
this occasion will be sold April "a,
final limit April 8. 1901.
Meeting S G. Medical Association,
Florence 6. C-R und trip tickets for
this occasion will tie sold April 1917,
final return limi' April 20 1901.
Grand Lodge Kn'uhts Hun +, O um.
bia 8 G. Round TRIP tickets frr this
occasion will b" on ssle April 10, l7-18,
final return limi April %
Grand Lodge o F Gree. vii eS c.
Round trip tickets will be sold to
Greenville for his occasion from all
stations April 1924 final return limi;
April q, 1901
8 9. Federation Wom"ns c bs,
Greepvil'e = t.-Tickr.s on sale tr m
all stations o Gr"enviile for this . C..
casion will b. sold April o. 23. nj q
final return limit April 20 1901.
Graz d Council Imrr " Il Order Red
Men Il und rip ,ickc's W n be sold
all stations to Spar apburg for this
occasion. April 8, 8, and 10, fl nal return
limit l6, 1901.
W J CRAIG
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
INTER. STATE TDrRNAmHN r.
GOLD Ain'd Trump"t,a Gold Medal qua
-FOUR aund' od and Ninety Uol ara Ia
Cash P'ix's TO ba Contaat"d for
'filciai Program.

During the past week the wheels have
heen put In motion, the committeet
have gone 10 work In e.rnest aid b
prospect Is that the Firemrns Tourna
ment to be held here on he 9Th and 6t
| or juno will be one Of the grand. 8,
events OF the kind ever held in s ,utt
| Carolina
On Tuesday last, Msyor Kl-,tner
Assistant ch"if A I B own and Presi
dent j w Earhardt. with Pr, siden, J
Il. Hay ynes AMI Secretary Fras err
Executive c"mmitt"e, met and drafted
and adopted the following fllcial pro,
gram and fix the prizes. Rules wer.
also adopted governing the contest.
The rules adopted gnv.luing the
horse ho~e wagon Contest are the Off.
ctal rules Of the Nor'h Carolina Fire.
mons Association.
The rules governing the hand reel
| races are ;hCse Of the South Carolina
F'iremens Association. These ru'es
Will be published and ready for dis.
tribution in d few days.
The tournament was made an inter.
state affair and all contests are omen 10
the world except the one Tor he g"ld.
lined trumpet which can only to con.
tested for by members of The South
Carolina Association. A | white c. IN.
panies will bo permitted to enter the
cont est whether they are members of
the Association or not.
The cash prizes. as VIII he seen are
sufficiently large t" a'rac, not only al
companies In this state but also those
| "f other states, and therei- Every rea.
son to believe that the crowd will be a
very larg one.
Tue program and p-izes are 40 fol.
lows
OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
Jhnr 5 9a m -Geu-rai r ception
TO Delegates and VISITING F,rm-u, at
Court Houee.
II. q. m. -'len. r4l parale in which
must appear with appara US all com.
pa"tes Int ndi' 6 compe'e r prizes
IL m M eIing Team Captains at
Nl|y t1A'i 10 Seiect Judges
3 p m -Hnrs hosr wtgon contest
First prize $3.50 =, cond p' 2 $50
8:3" p. III -t;nuv-ntion South Caro-
ltua Volunteer Fl EN-, n Assuci ,,iou u,
Opera H"use
jun 6, l0a. N -Ha"d Reel .ntes :,
Jn;er stat Firs priz. $3.50 Second
priz $50 Silver gold lin. d trumpet
Sou h Car"ina Association 1eams ONLY
ca cont' for trumpet.
Grab races, immed lately following
hand r ell c'ntest First piz S5O
|: second priz $20
"Sho A." racr' team first prize $50
Individual race gold medal.
The governing committee OF the
NewberrA tournament has adopted the
rulrs OF the S'uth Carolina Ass )cia.ion
with he exceptiO" OF s"cLi',n 8 =. riki. q
out drop % a oali nj substituting q H.
OF u pistol.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
cattle for Beef aR VII as for Buttor.

Vars ago ur farmers, and especially
breeders OF ruttlr, b I'd from the larger
breed, and in CO & Qurnce the beef va
ritt'es could te had in great numhprs
throughon The c uatry and ivers To
market. N, son. ~.
As g'n neral thi, z il a choice beef
IS "nht II Is suppl d from Kansas
CIt' ins ia Of being pruiuccd ut hume.
From nc t" t, 3 Acnrold berves can
raised hy our farmers in prop r.ion
tn thr pasture land.
For several Years our p. ople have
been IN ST. z hu ter cattle to the exclu.
s'o" "f br' animals. 1t occurs 70 me
our farmers c"u supply large amount
oi h the [ consumed in the Statt. II a
char e. were ma e b., using males OF tn Q
| rg' + breeds, and With such crosses
beef can b" r'sed to supply toa certain
tx Mt h, q, maud for beef
| su2g 81 h. H.r,:furd, Durham.
Polrd 'gus IL. y rns . tho bosl for
the purpose indicut as bcst for the
CROSSES.
The n !rshircs Il, d Drv rs make fine
beef anu ar good mixers. none excel
ling the last, r as oxen. These two lat
ter breeds ar" properly regarded as .
combination animal
hope to see a decided change In u>-
Ing III Al sof h. larger breeds to prod uce
fine #, milk a d butter.
! hnr NOT word 10 "A against but.
'tt un'mal-. tut such br,nd should not
Sc 'a',' d a mos * lusivrI. to the neg.
! G Ot '"r r'ss, 8.
This ~ Ut" - one { the me- ns to
turtle V - h.'nsiun IN that line at
least. THOS w HOLLOWAY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
M. Oominiok Rxp esseu h vbsnk.

AT meeting Of the Excelsior Fire
@ mp ny Monday night Of this W. tx.
Hon. +, II. Dominick, who was soue.
time ago elected Attorney for the com.
pany was present for the first time
since his election, having heen away
In Columbl representing the people Of
Newb"rry county In The Legisl rure
La the foil wing we'll chos' words he
expressed h's thanks TO he mrmbcrs
OF IT,. company for tne honor conferred
upon him
am sorry tina I have no, h,en ahle
20 be with you, gentlemrn, and thank
you for my election, and am glai to
| be with you on this o'caston and thank
you In person for the honor that ha.
been Conferred upon mo. In nv letter
CAV" vent to rs many words ns could
TO EXPIRE So my b nks I" this conpa, y.
l assure you when tried TO tn nix you
that words failed me, and esp. cialiy
| when the honor WAS CO.. ferred as 1t
was, l was away from home attend
Ing to other duties, IT., tng to look out
f.'r your Interests, IA we'll as the in
ter s's OF my ether fri. nds and f,llnw-
| citiz"us, In the Legislative h Ills of
South Carolina. l assure you that It.
was quite an honor and one that will
be long remembered on my part. to he
thought OF by thu m..mher- of the Ex-
c-lsior Fire Compan, and O he elected
~ their attorney, and without any
80 0icitation an my part. without any
no Ice b. fOrehan. and as have said
before, It ls an vent In my life that
will be- long remembered, and more 81
, on account uf the fact that though
abs"n' | still had friends, and ar lad
10 Call them friends. an glad to be
elected a member of your company e.
that manner or l." any q her maun"r,
and | take tv TO he an honor to be u
member aid an advisor of a body OF
men who while they sleep yet 1t the
same time always have one eye open,
and are ready TO pru'ec our lives aud
proper y. Aid now on this occasion,
when you a.. about to in n+usur ,te IN
affair, which have no doubt OF it's sue
w CO n ~ RIdu u " uet' untl WISH
YOU G"d speed, aud not My with my
wishes, but with anything that is in
my power t" hep YOU TO bring the
armament ", ich you .rr n waln,u to
tnangurate 10 success | will b. glad
tu hell YOU ac' 0rding To my III aus nd
l"w"r. al" riging fr NJ the pas, |
know that M Wishes will n"t he ILL
rp'nt. hut 'ha they will come to n su.-
e. s-fu frnition k ow tn 1t this one
will b" ~ succ.'. stu "a the others thn
you have IN nag d and giv.n in the
pAsL
Gnntlrmen, on this occasion Icing
with you, the 'nly thing en- add 10
what | have said IL that Lhank you,
and [ hope hat you will b., AZ succ se-
ful In the future as you havo been In
tn" past L hank YOU.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
FIR. IN me CiUne Cali

II s'urk to my engine, although,
every jnint achrd and every nerve war
racked With p+in." writer q. w B-lln
NV. a l"c"nI"'ive firru,an, nf Burling
ton Iowa. was weak and pale, with.
out any appetite and all LuD down. A.
Electric Bitter, and after taking It. 7
felt aa veil ny ever did IN lily iifp
Weak, ai"klA run d"wn people n'wN,
gain new Iifr. s,rrrg'h aud vigor from
their rs" Try them Sa,i-f.c ctin,.
guaranteed by al druggists. Pric. 6Oc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
General Passenger Agent.
Nigh was Her Tetror

II wou I'd cough nearly all night
l'ng" writes Mr. Chas. Ap ,lepute Of
Alexandria,, Ind "and could hardl,
get any sleep. I had con.urnp,inu W
bad that II | walked a hI, ok ! wou d
cough fright fully and epit blood, but
when all Othe: M dicines failed. three
81. 90 bottles Of DR. King'a New Discov-
cry wholly cured nIe aud I gain.d 58
pounds " It'o abs"lut ~ gu,rad,ped
TO cure Coughs. Colds Ll''riupe Boon.
ch'tis ard aIl Throat aud Lung rr. u
bles. Price 600 and L Trial bot,l. 4
free at all druggi-ta.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
3 y Union ,his Afternoon.

The weekly meeting Of the primary
and junior Sabbath school Union will
be held in Central Me hodist church
at half-p .st four this afternoon. The
mothers and Su"d .y-sch"ol teachers
are urgently reques cd to be present
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
Working "a AOura u Day.

There. no r-a fnr those tir+Iess little
workers-Dr, Kings N " Lie Pills.
Millions are aIwayn hn-y. curing For
pid Liver, .undice BllIiousness. Feve
ana Agre. They b,nish sick Head
ache, drive out Maiaria Never grip,
or weaken. Small taste nice. work
wonders. Try them 25c at ali drug.
gists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
Spring is Here
And with it comes the
thought Of
New Sp|ilg Goods

This thought has
been with us many
weeks.
During the long VIM
ter days we were not
idle, but constantly on
tn e alert, watching for
new, as we'll as cheap
Dry Goods, constantly
adding to our stock,
here and there, some
article Of sneCiaI value,
or perChanCe some-
thing just out, until to-
day. we have perhaps
the best all round stock
that we have ever
shown. Considering
the three vital points
Of a. good stock:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22

The W. y. r U will meet Friday
afternoon, the 22nd, at s O'Clock,
promptly, in the Methodist church
All are cordially invited.
BY order of President.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
Fruit SFGra,

Messrs. l.. and w. T.. Guyer are in
Ne berry repr' srntl'g Ind taxing or
ders for John A Young. prnpri' tor OF
the G"reeu-bOrU NJ srrles OF Gre, ns
bor", q The. will sp.nl two or
three w"' KS In wh"rr!l &c "djri'ine
counties, ami would rt pleas, d ~ have
your urdciS. they gumran,re all frul,
trees and % her p!an'- tn ht just as r d.
resented and will "a lhrr. -fuurths of
the lOss all tr.'- that die fit
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
Bachelor Maian.

There will be meeting of The Bach
elor Maids, at the residence ni Col. O.
l. Schumpert. Monday afternoon. at
half-past four o'clock.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-22
wOlf-FOX.

"Olf-FOx
In 1853 S'p 3"d NJ jacob G.. Wolf
OF San" Run IL Lexington, w.s mar.
rird 20 nj ) Amnnd NJ Fox Miss Sal
lie E. Summons wrote the following on
their marriage
"A >ll luth Fox with pr, tty tack eve.
Attracted u Wolf that was then pass.
Ing b.;
Que gianro wns enough,
And ber br'gh' cunning face
Som temp his W. begin Fox
Ch sc.
Ore Hill and orr. valley he wind, d his
way,
N fully determined to mako her his
prey;
ihe lace was soon run,
The vc or, won.
And me sly little Fox Wolf has be.
c .mt;
. mas IN. be happy through many
aAear,
And the Wolf never roam from his own
quiet .tr."