The herald and news. [volume], May 30, 1905, Page 4, Image 4

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E. H. .ULL, EDITOR.
Entered at the l'ostorice at Ne
berry. S. C.. as scond class matter
TUESDAY. MAY 30, 1905
Members Press Association.
I have accepted the iix-taticion
the proprieor' oi Keniiworth
Asheville. N.. for the S uth Ca
lina Press associatin t meZ
Asheville en JTly - with the \
ginia and Nrth r a Pre a
ZZzin R:;- '-1.;0 I)C"
me aut o--' 'ndZi 1 a
1x' at f -li ti
matte of :an-prtation will beg
to dc; SO.
50. 1 E.''1LeAu.
presidem'
Twelve Pages.
The He1ra7cd a.nd N"ews today p
set :- es taxtwelve pag-, pal:
It has tl-Ken Conisiderable ,-xtra w<
to do tiS bu: with the anount
advertLising we had it was necesS;
in order to furnish the reading m
ter that our subscribers are entit
to havc. and The Herald and Ne
will furnish the news. That is wv
it is here for. We give in this pa
E. 1. gu.:
thirty columns o: new-,s and ':
wholesome reading matter. As mit
as we gve ordinarlyv. And in
Mo7e.
The poerial Qand Nes tdais
teresting Over had iIa. A bo
many candidatre are grooming
governor as wc have over here.
seems that -he poltiians who w;
to be governor have an idea tha:
issue with which to win is to fii
the corporations: and especially
railroads.
Clark Howell. editor of the Atla:
Constitution, will be the next gov
nor of Georgia and he ought,to be
many can didate fr govenorn
thedispensary platfor ihee.
seemspan-Messs pitAns who w
tobet--orhave anessda chag
theart"rporatvor ofaprohibition,y
Clrbothl eio of theegnlmnae rec<
Cnituta inglb atte politician
Kitree cand. frgvro
the isearyatfomi the "attoitii
bsoert-heofnsudg a "change
heart" in fepavor wof prohibtinge
btheo teis e leady are we
bn ied abng yas.Tute nameican
proinsrenen end.orth
Surelns youedolmost ean n tn
the ieer ption thasue statetici
itoe ahc nuberfgoo ae cha
heart tpokeneop a pac robiabl can
th beoveror ave t lready li
tideni to beingterae
Only~ thre wax of the pestt;
boffiials ne ynearstnd ae nato1
pfr a third m te nd ne fo th
will be ar aourt e.Go. Heywf
wil ot veystndfor rton thatt i
quitehmerrofillo mLeuennt-Gver
Sboan. soenrtr of atrbe ar
Atoeys eea.Gne ilo
Somefo f heelectio n er oI wee
to be gvemresor ha aed Tre
formal annoutamnt ofer Fr<
tilnlt be in the race.t uce h
nly t\reeo Jening foresen st
:er ocas, twe understand, atr te
f c. thrd temandn of th set
cadtswill not stnhorretion run
wethe entriie loe hnt-GtherI
Att~oney Gneral Gunerw notth
fetiornee. in ihr. I e
Toee h e issuessior thStae Tre
reJeningso.rnomtollk aboute
wihe caminithewrllcintolsucceedathe
be aitrestin Cone.site \
mntionedh. ytbe etoe
a .romb o,pmnet of Senator Ti
Dickert's History.
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In.
-- a lr we wul . Iwi' h ek
or 1h: rrr e he ha- un d
. cs it i ir desire ti have' eC
he *k h r r ect ai..n ie :batl Re E..1
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v1W On theC 'iame page 1t isH KtteL:X
pa,vt T2
ch le Ica:e ig \ nt a
of iIe ch.Pn to comman heSet
a,. w::e:1 1 thr, w:re C apbe fcr
orC ret :r e Seventh. I General
0S t.V hen thme page itiwa c tha n
*ct' cnus.ion iMfct ft
ita~~~~~~~~ Onpgv6 .A awl snm
at- ureon of the Senti
on- On pae 108.l W.P.aCna i s 1,sa- '
tst named as ant ner oefCompany F.
0- of C.i S nA( the Seondregi ent hld
of h n. uCivor. " e V evaic
fd O n g 11inzthe Seventh. In General
It M.ar!v1; narrative of the Valley cam
en paign if sta he speaks in compli
th: n.e n ta rv terms of E. j. G oga n
nht standin firm at the head of the 7th
the C. V. when the line was thrown in
tfo confusion.
nta On page 167 . A. Maxwell is nam
er- ed as surgeon of the Second regiment
It should be J. *C." MaxwelL He
was once senator from this county.
on The pgeiT W dinary
st amedrasg: an ofie ofs Copny F.
t- cafe theen areimcent.t nsmorld
oe names been be eCure toa cal:eel"
n- tOn pagvoe ill goi gans the t di
mentsa."N C.s Whit is edinot
n.mntemnds whe thpople, that
ev'Thee mistsomehgwould be t co e
tne isenr and iony of those butho
of eris ae agatins t it themOnow.o
rd If tnhre havo e n lecftion tis
ideth is ac ag ie t av twhni
sse the : questionpreetitouit
al passion and atv air no (isquare.
I 1eht!adeforta azagnst thelpe sy
n-1 se a s thisrenamy i cnc umered.
rY as calng eue toi all te em
d c onte vo mileg anganctte dire
open8 art Jusc whyrit ipartsdo no
t petern inmd toha u t ia nevetes
rolde ais tatrecta tronieet
ther aisct sayseBrans Wongd withrthe
d less there his mitore an elon tehis1
n d as ii s .dtmoo hav.Te imhit o
- oing '..the;tei cordere wner want,y
rslisat acosin nte ofaiotpr dent.r
MILITIA DISBANDED.
A the Cavalry Goes and Inefficient
Infantry Wiped Out.
he S:', 1 elw 2.O (,icers and
Ai~ of te calvay goes except that
;x Co ;m:ms are rctainied as reserve
.me inflnamxry [-r coast defense
he given unirs. car
hins um wil.l get half ' th..ual pa.
1n addit:on :o -ix calvary troops
I i len ilifalrv comlpani'e.s are
dI sbanL14k This acti in is b)asedl on
: i1-pet ion rep r, .f Col. Patrick.
inwrlle:TropK.,Sampit: Trn-o;.
The infa ryr companiev dsanded
T ..'. * .~.
::e Com.ipanyv R' Greenwood: Lime
'tone Guards. Gaffner: T11ins
G'r' MIullins: -iorgan Rifles. Clif
t: Comna1t .. Fort \Iotle: CoM
pany E Charleston: Company L. St.
Rephens:IS1 Copm .BsopvilIle:
:'pt:. iB. (c2ared) Beaufort.
Nonr are retained.
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items of More of Lees Interest Con
densed Outside the State.
--iwy h neatr imnure.
\ daage sutit o- Sio.ooo has been
ntcred 1gains: the Palmetto cotton
mi*it hy a hov who was hurt in the
m wcinery some months ago.
The auirens cotton miils are not
te r-1nl. Oles Which have declared
emancipation from the New York
brokrs. There are five mills in Marl
boro the total out put of which is five
million dollars a year and the com
pany which 'owns them sells all the
products directly to trade.
Union county is talking of celebrat
ing the 150th anniversary of its settle
ment.
The Confederate veterans of Spar
tanburg are making serious com
plaints against the injustice practiced
by those drawing pensions.
The contract for the Georgetown
Infirmary has been let and the build
ing will be built right away.t
The young men of Union have
formed a Christian order.r
Marion has let the contract for a
system of sewerage.
It is rumored that a new $5oo,ooo S
cotton mill is t'o be built at Union.
Movements to hold elections to
vote ou: the dispensary have beens
started in York and OconeeC counties.
A warrama has- been sworn out at
R ck Hill for Daykini Mobley, w.h'
i ch (-le with 'shootng at W. T.
IH-.-k1ins and' other>. with intent to
Tn l Ilenderson. a negro wiie
mu.rde rer in Sumter. who was sen- I:
tenced to hang on June 2. has taken jC
an appeal to the stapreme court. which
acts as a stav of his sentence.
John WVyatt, wh'o has been running
the Windsor Hotel at Greenville, has it
given it up -md will go to Henderson- 'J1
vills, N. C., to take charge of his bus- s<
iness interests in that city. ,C
Dr. G. L. Martin has been appoint- o:
ed smallpox expert for Greenville B
county and will vaccinate everybody t<
'outside the incorporate towns wherev- a<
er the necessity arises. f
WV. C. Jutte. a wealthy Pittsburger, I
committed suicide by shootoing him:
self through the heart at Atlantic
Citv.
CHARLESTON & WESTERN:
CAROLINA RAILWAY -
SPECIAL EXCRUSION C
to the i
COAST, - STVTNNAH, GA.
June 8-9, 1905-.
ROUND TRIP RATE FROM
LAURENS ONLY $2.75.
Correspondingly low rates from
intermediate stations. *I
Train leaves Laurens 9.30 a. mn.,
Tune 8th.
Returnig leave Savannah 8.oo0p
m., Juneith. ..-i ..; .. ...
QICK SCHEDULE. FIRST CLASS
SERVICE.
VV/e Are
FOR
With a ine as cornpl,
shov
All the new fabrics ar
Cot-on and Mohair ir
in C' I-s and co;
complete line -f Shirt
berry. The Pin Dot
in our Mohairs are cl
Have you se: the
with their art :tic co,
have a treat .n store
The new Laces
thread laces, Point de
tal Laces, Vai Laces,
mings.
Our Domestic depar
Millinery is beautif
Come to see us. M
honorable treatmen
g2ods scheap as th
where, and a fine sic
Yours trul
&4 0
low Much Cc
If every man had to <
trning power there wc
nthe w orid. It is the es
at mak es men wealthy
ay be limited but you
vings if placed in this
r cent. compound int4
fe.
T HE COMME:
of Newbei
JNO. M. KINARI
O. B. MAYER,.
Z. F. WRIGHT,
1905
LLEGE OF CHARLESTON
Charleston, S. C.
ntrance examinations will be held
he county court house on Friday,
rl 7, at 9 a. mn. One free tuition
hlarship to each county of South
olina awarded by the county supt.
ducation and the judge of probate.
rd and furnished room at Dormi
, $10 a month. AlH candidates for
ission are permitted. to compete
rvacant Boyce Scholarships which
y$1oo a year. For further informa
nand catalogue, address
Harrison Randolph, President.
Drawing Jury.
\Utice is hereby given that we. the
~Commissioners for' Newberry
myXS C.. will on the 9th day oi
-. Io. at 9 o'clock a. mn., in the
I' a: ihe C>erk of Cour, . penly
1 1hlniclyv draw. thirty-six jurors
erve as petit jiurymen for the
ri of General Sessions for New
ry C.un ty. S. C., beginning on
26th dlay of June, 1905, and con
ng for one week. I
Jno. L. Epps,
Wmn. W. Cromer, I
n c6rmizssioners
Ready
'OUR
etae e have Evr
vn.
e hre in Silk,Wooc,
-2great variety, th
~rins. The roost
Waist Silk s in New
and Pastel Shades
,iarming.
new Silk Organdies
orings? If not, we
or you.
are here. Round
Pars, Laces, Orien
beautiful for trim
tment is very strong
ul this opening.
/e promise fair and
t, polite attention,
ey can be had else
ck to select from.
ower Co.
in You Earn?
4epend upon his own
uld be no millionaires
rning power of money
. Your earning abilit9
can SAVE, and your
bank will earn you 4
est and be absolu!tely
RCIAL BANK
rryh S. C.
), President.
ice-President.
Iiashier.
DAYLI@T SPECIAL
E XC U RSI ONI
LAND OF THE SKY!
N ew berry to Asheville.
Thursday, June 1.
Via Greenwood and Greenville.
Round Trip $2.75
Our trip being by "DAYLIGHT" af
~ors the excursionist the views of a
~od lanu. a jand of brooks, of water,
>f fouutains and d'.pthz that spring out
>f the valleys anid hills along the Rail
ay on the way to Asheville.
The train will leave Newberry at 8.00
i m. Returning leave Asheville Fri
lay afternoon, June 2nd, at 5.30
>'clock p mn.
&Connections made with Abbeville
;rains at Hodges, going and coming.
Special Coaches for Colored People.
The management guarantee best of
rder. The train will be well chape
oned, so you can send your daughter
f it is impossible for you to go. For
urther informstion see one of our
Lgents or apply to
MAHON & MARCH BANKS.
T. H. Mahon & J. D. Marchbanks,
anagers.
G. H. Hair, agent for the white pe~o
le in Newberry. Jos. B. Williams
irlli have charge of the ref;reshment car
ad'will-aet ias Agent fpr colpred.pm~ple. ~.
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