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Wo notice that Anderson has raised her share of the lampton monument fund and that the An derson chamber of Commerce has agreed to appropriate half of the $200 asked from Anderson county for carrying out the purposes of the State Immigration convention, pro vided the farmers' institute will appropriate the other half. These are the marks of a live and progres sive county,-a County wheihl hou1 ors the memory of the man who made possible South Carolina's pres ent developement and a county which is willing to make a small out lay now in order that it, witi the rest of the State, may reap an abun dant harvest in the future. VIhat has Nevherr done in ro gard to these matters? Te ! I\, wer b n'r . harm or te 'edon \ whiich can not be enforcedkten breed di epect for all wI . I. t ns assume a caSe w 1 w N be ev ereI by the anti-tr atn pas tA he bf heWoh h". -.T inho .iv .i'r . e iec toh take I V a at :om an not a mber of C the board .o must h et into lEve I yterfor nye yearsRespetful. r r th city.atrne 17. stil beleve infe-ivrbtta i yeuropean. trip ave ohm taone nte idea. Th is. od. Mrt. Bryt. and ishat gre an bany a n, but atnew idead wilt do him iood.v Wies hoe piee ctizensu on cho Distric fo 14.e yean whihescom-ll rfered the town ofPceity.att.rnel attend.the meetin cayse thbe hed is Properit tri gafternomonen take isomgea ain borin moanrdsu the htly heiofenew oSchool DiTric o builing whsn sinc prised tse. Inf Prosper ity i t inerpeinetit the afednonana tadvancemenatio ofothenSttowars busthaeldshoibuldngi which patrons and pupils and citi zens ge'nerally may take- some pride. It is gr.atjyingii to note the buisy pre-p ti ons1 of t energe l) t ic tfar mners for the next crops. FOR A NEW SCHOOL BULL.DING. The Citizens of Prosperity, Comprised 11, District No. 14, To Meet This Afto.r noon-Other Prosperity News. Prosperity. January iS. The stockholders' meeting of the Peo ples, National hank oi Prosperity was held last week. The same beard was re-elected without any change, and the board of directors re-elected the same bank officers, as follows: M. A. Carlisle, Esq., of Nwberry, president; Col. H. C. Moseley, vice president: Mr. W. W. Wheeler, :.ashier. A call, over the names of Dr. C. l. Wyche and Mr. 11. 13. Schumpert is officers of th(- school board of trustees, has been posted requesting I meeting of the citizens of school listrict No. 14. tomorrow, January 10. at 3 o'clock p. m.. in the school louse to devise some plan for build ng a school house for the district. 1'he i Im porta lice ' this ulestion is \ attCniX tc the le , tomor:ow Liternooln. This question shonI bc cttled peactefily and har,-moniOns"v md it is in the power of every one the O to cnt u'' 0o that hyV i tne'Llce o: h t tl N r. mh) McKl1 7aiI n ng hi' holiiay's wiith 1 pr;"s 1e'e, has retu:ned to i'-work at Mesis. lHawkins 1: :o e 'N ~ en m u.- Mr. "ivlad i h 0 S., Cojumyi Pe uslon naa.c. al. i It nvene1 )now C..u.,"e WhyP Al pp:icant -hou: niot be pensioned, rt wh'y any name now on t he roll bourld be dropped, Chairman Pet 'rson says he would like to know t. Come and give him the infor nat ion. Parlor Concerts. The ladies of the Lumneran 'hu rch of the Redeemer are arrang ng to give a series of parlor con 'erts in their new parsonage. The first of the series will be given on :'riday ight, Jannary 29th. An nterestinlg program is being ar anged of vocal anrd instr'umental nustc. ANNU1AL FINANCIAL REPORT. )f THE CLERK AND TREASUPER OF Tflf TOWN OF NEWBERRY. 8. C. POR TH1E FISSIAL YEAH ENDED DFE (lEMBER. 31L 1903, ash onI hanU1 la': reiort. 1.... , ; .oan Ne hry ain n I1 \ 5 t private pm ty.................. Sl oo l.oan pr ivate pat . .... ............ 1SA 00 Dispenisary and leer ptotits. 5k\% 02 -inles MAYOr's Cott................ 1709 So 1.itmn sk . .. . ..,......................... 59 ., Sale of 3 lots in colored cenlte .te r . ................. ............. . Petty Cash. ......,............ ....... 26 42 St' t d .............................. 1435 50 $,o610 72 F.NXPliND1I1T 'R V-S. Feed dept. .. ........... 1005 3S Oil lamp dept..........., ............ 237 70 Attorney's salary............. ...... 1 oo Interest Saviligs Bank of New herr. ...... ,........... ........ 120 22 l-ire de t ............................. 1319 23 0pera 11onse expenses (pailnt ing roof & repairs)...... ......23 00 Material and repairs (Chal muers) ........................ 395 50 Material and repairs kDoii tiick \ .......... ...................... 2560 461 SW. \\'hite kbill 1901 & 1 z) 1234 3I Board of Health expense.......... 97 6; Police expense kuniforms etc.) 317 69 See, Iloard of Health halance salary~ 190........................... 60 70 Sec. B1oard of Health salary ........ ................. ........ 120 X M a or s salary...... . ............... .\bated tax (see County Adi tors' hook) .... ...... ........ 1.plibter' &1 S Janitors' salar t \sst i ehuieri .......... ........ . m o Li * tax r t n ' a I tk NIwheIrr N ot ilic-c...CI.....t.c:. \\V. FaIr noto un intLere!t 11e .:.a1krie ( kp clia nk') ..... ...... \ , \ k: !- ..T -\\ RT Of ~ ~ ~ 1 TT .P T iE oEBI THE TtWN 5f NEWE hL I 'tes 1n l4: i l..'..of.1.......e Co O pera' lionse 110onds, .... 2 2Co. 0,. See Isands..................2 zzoo 00 Notes Fair Gravel1 Co.............i ss. xl Eureka Eire lls Co..............igo co Note private plarty.............. 250 cv Note private party-------------.5..o Note private party...... ... 4o a Note private party.. . ............10 o Notes Carolina Savings Blank.. .lCeo 0o Note Nationial Rank Newherry 569 33 Notes Savings Blank Newherry~ 3500 cxo l'ncollected Tax 189.........$ 47 So l'ncollected Tax :900...............2 79 ilnollected Tatx 19l[..... 73 S4 1~ncollected Tax 1002 ..............Sso 2; l'neollected Tax 1c03........... 1.'84 t'S (I.pe ra 1 inse. and Ma~ .rket.....2.000 X \\'ater \\~orks- and Electric plalt ......................... .2000 00 Fire En~ ..'e................ -, oo Ilose. dryer.. .. ..................on o4 Sewer.' yste:n' ............ vo Fire p. housIeP.4........ ..... ....lt4(eO 00 One tw horse.base wa \ n .' . 4a1 2Oxx' fe tite hose ................ o oiet- r hose...............e Fiv:e mue $ 5 ).-.' 0) oilice......... .. .0'N ht r it re in. L . t , WHITE Al MO Begining Tues4 uing through the on sale White Go( of special valueat estto all in needol dise 50 pieces Wh extra Good qualit priced. This is U Indias that we ha One big lot Perc iine grades at 15c Wh,J,]Lite Merceri good seleCtion, pi \Vhite soft fin White English Lc MLuslins, Etc., all prices. Thousands of yards :nd Nainsook Embroidei :hecheap showy kinds u Jesirable goods, the kind 11and Pives satisfac i - tck + '~ Linen I ''a bigstc Cr 0f r . cl 1 insI Vis \vhs eek, we V Yours tr CR Mowei ,.T HE... S at Bak PROSPERITY, S. C. CAPITAL STOCK $25,000, liur nir proof uf :md ins.uraLnce .* Br proof vault We do a general ri ban king t u,iness. WVe solicit vour e: business. Prompt and polite at tention. I nterest allowecd in savin~gs de-Ha partment. M1. A. Canusi.x, President. H. C. lOSEi-Kv, ice-Pres. \. NV. \itrxl.ERI, Cashier. ] DIRECTORS. C W. P. Pugh, WV. A. Mloseley, ir Jacob B1. Fellers, Rt. L. Luther, T L;eo. WV. Biowers, John B. Fellers:, 1. P. Bowers, George Johnstone, t NI. A. Carlisle, 11. C. Mloseley, Jos. n 11. Hlunter. , * ' ft Notice to Oreditors. i' I.L PFISONS IlOLD)ING C1.AllS E' a 1 agaimst t he estateC of D)avid I lip p, n' :leeeased, wiJ presenlt the same, du at test ed. t o us or our at torneys. Mi essrs, Iilunt. 11unt & 11lunter, on or before the 10th day of February, 1901. M. M. IPP, Admix. r t i NOTICE! a 1.L, PERSONS lNDERlTED) TO & t he est ate of Thomas W. I lolloway S leceasedl will pay their said indebted. ness, and all persons to whom said est at e may be indebted will render an a'xount ot' their demands, duly at testtd, Jay of i.ehruary. 19o 1. It. C. iioiioway t Ne bry .C. A m itao . .1 nomy 12.> 1 el GOODS FER'S :ay and contin week. We place ds and Linens -d special inter 'such merchan ite India Linens .ies, reasonably ie best value in ve ever offered. ,ian Lawn very to 37 th eyard. zed waistings -icecd low. ish Nainsooks, ngcloth, check at reasonable ,f fine elegarit,Swiss -y and Insertings-Not sually shown, but fine that looks well, wears tion. Every yard of )amasks at reduced too of good Linens, )nCtion. vill try and nake it tc uly, m =m JE Wallack Plantation. -l Aer.cves of goodi cot t on land,. or :ortee River, good' pae nure lan1d. Ma, bought ciheap andl on can terms. ~pl. to E. HI. AU LL, Newberrv. S. C. ANEl)--Faithful person to travel for well established 'use in a few counties, calling on re il merchants and agents. Local ter tory. Salary $20.00 per week with ipenses additional, all payable in cash Lch week. Money for expenses ad meced. Position permanent. Busi ass successful and rushing. Standard ouse, 330 Dearborn St., Chicago. Lost Check. OST BETWEEN MY RESIDENCE J and Newberry on Jan. 11, 190~4, heek No. 175, on the Newberry Sav gs Bank, made by B. M. Havird to M. Werts, and endorsed by T. M. 'erts, for $26 22, dated Jan. 8, 1904. Il persons are warned not to trade for is check. Finder will please notify e at Silver Street. S. C. R. M. Werts. \S1LK PURSE IS NOT FOUND mn a sow's ear, but you can get 'ss, etc.. from Quattlebaumi & Schumpert. Prosperity. S. C. [ AlNE NOTICEl. THIAT dlOHN H1. Crisp has t his day made ap plica on to have a HIomestead in the lands hieh he now owns set apart to hinm, Sa personal exemption in the per mnal est ate of which he is possessed, accordance with the statutes of this late im suchi case made and al>proved. HI. H1. Ri -ard .hm.i 190.l. Master N. C. ~OTE' TlIE CilANGE' IN THEl AD. of Quattlebauiim & Schumipert. vsaougmn are not giving t ii btiIr reInine nearer te