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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. E ntered at the Postoffice at New berry, S. C., as second class matter. TUESDAY JULY 18, 1905. E:vervthiing seem:ls . tre(1 in this state. Over here in 1)arlington the failure of a big cotton Iii co 'mpany and a trust c,Iptnly tt illowed by' the suici(le Ir th:e *nrler the ft-r Trter ire i leni :icl a m11emb'11er f mne :tlhe m ils: irt ,iil:ilei:i lla1m l l:'. ii t :sta:e. Ov"er in Greenville the inves t; a tin u f the ~tlice If the county savervisotr hi re Iited ihe arre0: (:" ii T 'N\IlT \Va-? Culr<i ii2 lie i an( the statement ther:: t""e won!d h< c:fltr arre-tN i tlt U. T1 . w 11ave tile dr i w\VthI the suggestion that -~i1et._in was ging ti, dr ip. \\~hat is :ht matter: Is it all a result -i :i t strenuous life we are leading and th( strenulus age in which we are living or what does it all mean. Death of Mrs. Susan E. Turnnipseed .\rs. Susan E. Tnrnipseed (lied ai the home tf \!r. George Johns:on< Sa:trdav mig. ~\r". Turnip. seed was born near Cross Hill, daugh ter of William \Vrighf and Susar Ward. Her tother died when sh< was six vears old. She "then went tc live with her aunt. MIs. Glenn, ir Un!ion county. where she remainec till the death of her father two year later. She attended school at Cokes bury. S. C.. and from there came tc live with her aunt. Mrs. E. R. Stuari in Newberry. She was married to Capt. Georg< Turntipseed in 1863. who died in i866 She then with her aunt. Mrs. Stuarl moved to Greenville where she re mained until a few years ago. wher she returned to Newberry to make TheE ...and Riser Is Advertised F Sale is Pending Our Appreciati age of the Peoj ty, by Giving ti thing in our St( be bought for i We Oiler Our BeiningmI Including all I and all Not This is a Niothinig Will Be Reserved. The Kis ler ho1e. hec.immg a membe r 'f mlr. -2 Geo.rg-e jt,hnstonae's family. ?1 .\l-r. Turnipsee( was paralyzed .\ugu 1 .1;. 104. and remained so till the time of her death. She u;as a memb11er t,f :he lHapti -t church. 'h: iuneral rer\ice were -n t-li . i thle fliii.t cIiV iirctL .. :atter., 1n. ai:er wh'ichi :'n..'T?:me:n w1as( L di ill i '-elI! !C :Ut c er '. Juveniles Entertainment. fhe members of the .invelile mis- g ;.nary s,,ciety ~f Cen1trai churchI 'erc gi.VCi a Incial meeting by the lady manager-s at the I,me I 1rs. C i. A\. \\hite in Satur(iay aftern nil. T Iie were 1)ian' 11'b \i R egina: \\i'iia ,. Sara \\ b e. :Earn eilin T\\ci ker. a t . y i".t:a !* !' I ! :* ; c :!a i c ami t !.eril \ \ e .u , ":l (ti tea pread ~n tIe saldy la\wi. ThI c et 1 n~ hnor was little Miss imi\y Sires e irn :he Epworth Orphanage wi1 is enityVing a Vacati~n i the hIomne1 of .\ rs. \\hitc. n This society is composed if thirty active w'rkers fr,m 4 t~ 1i years f I age. wh, gav last year S33.6o of 1 which. Sio.oo g 'es t~\w"ard the sup-la r)rt of a missinary in Brazil. r Deputy Sheriff A. R. Sullivan re-i turned Monday with Mack Workman. colored, an escaped convict from the chain gang. The negro was caught e in Saluda by Sheriff Buford of New berry. Wrkman killed another negro on Mr. Hugh Workman's place about five years ago. and was serving his I sentence when he escaped from the gang. But like his brothers in black crime who have tried the escaping game, he couldn't stay escaped from v the wide-eyed and wide-eared Lau- a rens and Newberry high officials. p They don't have to depend on blood- a ,ntire, Fixtu OF TH E iIline1 or Sale in Bulk, a We Have Deter >n of the Ever t de of Newberry, ~em an Opportun )k at Much Lest ow on any Mark< Entire Stock F hUday,j Jl +ats, Ribbons, ions and F Closing ( Nothing Charged and No Gol ~er MiIii11 oundS either It. ,cent a negr' crin a]-ther sie] fo(r themelive-. Clearance Cash Sale. Ilair and I1Iavird are g ing tl start n Thnll-,dav thi" weCk a .1nine I caranc C aIh t 1:. T er ad a e l car, :c..nize thi.. a- a gennie clearanIce i>Vie..;\ n h nee-d and wants arg:11s need- tnly a little cash t et a big 1 t of staple go -ds. Read eir ad and c, nvincc y(urself .L. BLEASE AND THE G. M. I. ewberry Champion of the Dispen sary Has Strong Faith. I ,n. ':e. ! .. I e it :'. f N\e'veberiry. : ' ta i1r>up siin a hl e s : lian pl !in :! actilvitie:. was ii the city" tIIl;l y. he -Ien:otr ir,-i Newberry c, unty as his usual self-confident, dapper tli. Ctol and debonair in imn-acilate 'aama ha:. natty gray snit ard shin ig paten leathers. -You want me to talk dispensary, suppo)se. he said as -zoon as a news aper man hailed him. "Well. T'm diis)ensary man first. last and all e time hetween. You know I'm th-e cal. triginal and positively genuine hampitn of the cause who arose len nobody else had the nerve to efend it on the stump. My faith ow is just a little bit stronger than ver, if such a thing is possible. What re the people of Newberry going to o about it Why, retain it. of course. n-d by a good, healthy majority." Lnderson Daily Mail. Rev. T. C. Ligon. of Townville. is isiting his brother. Rev. R. C. Ligon t Smyrna. Rev. T. C. Ligon was astor at Smyrna twenty-two( years go. stock res... rnd While this mined to Show iberal Patron City and Coun ity to Buy any Than it can t. In order to do this or Ten Days, 120,19O5 Silks, Velvets mncy Goods' )ut Sale. )ds Sent Out On Approval. lery Co. .... TH Walk- Ov Easily walks petitors in s1 comfort anc Its superiority overall other SI leader of foot-wee WALKING W when you wear t Shoes and Oxfo c.&B.sII because every bones in the fo fortable resting P Shoes and Oxforc < ned to fit every them at REASOD C.& G.S.A THE PLACE FOR R STATE: ) the condition of The ewberry, S. C., at the c 30th, 1905. Published A ct of the General'Assei RESOURCES. Notes discounted .. .. ..$267,427 48( Furniture and fixtures ... 3,051 93 Due from Banks. .. .. ..38,97.6 Overdrafts.. ..-.-.-.-.-..902.18 Cash and cash items .. . 18,094 54 1 $328,073 66 Personally appeared before me Z. named bank who swears that the abo of his knowledge and belief. Sworn to before me-this 3oth day Attest : Jno. M. Kinard. L. WV. Floyd. W. Hi. Hunt. SEVETH CAl Choice Teqn Expeci ARRIVE Tf While it lasts it goes for: Best Patent, Cotton, Best Half Patent, Cott Best Straight - - We are having a big ru to remind the public we and summer goods, hav nice new effects. Don't be misled by loud adver and red hot prices, and a comp Moseley Bros. are in the lead. at the place to trade. Some are ci of. They are lust about getting MOSEL [E.. er Shoe over com yle, shape, economy. and popularity ioes makes it a r foreverybody [ADE EASY le perfect fitting rds sold by the lower Co., one of the 26 At finds a com lace. We have is cleverly fash foot, and sell JABLE PRICES. lower Co ELIABLE GOODS MENT Commercial Bank of lose of business June in conformity with an pital Stock. .. .. ...$ 5,00 0 )ivends unpaid. . . . . .2,473 00 ue Banks .. .. .. ....,291 83 interest paid) .....33,47831 -Discounts... .. .. .. 4,000 00 $328,0Y73. 66 F. Wright, Cashier of the above e statement is correct to the best Z. F. Wright, Cashier. of June 1905. 3. Y. McFall, Notary Public. 1 OF THAT essee Flour ed to lS WEEK. - -- $5.6O - - - 4.65 n on Flour. We want are leading in spring 'ing full line, knobby, isements, we have the goods arison will convince you that ad for an all round bill, and is tting prices 10 to 25 per ct in line with our prices then. ~EY BROS.