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. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at Nev erry, S. C., as 2nd class 'matter. Friday, July 27, 1006. DON'T 13E. A 3090110R. A St. Louis firn of. biook-nakei soic time ago issued as nilt advertisi ment of their business i t card.enl title, f'Don't Be A Knocker. " One of thei found its way to Newberry, and h11 I been promilnenfly displayed in Messi iler and Weedks' Ittg st slore. I lContains a world fit trutli, anti ilei are many people everywhere whl(o voI profit by readin. it atid taking Ieet Ilide yll- litle hammliiiier," i Sayvs, "and try to sil;vk vell o of I el's, fill I ttel. llow S11n,l1 %.ouill1111 reiflly kin4ow yetili-self, to be. When stran.Cer dr i lli, Jolly himl. Tell hit this is Ile greas (Si tii 01 earthl and it. is. )oinl't discourzage hilm b speaking ill of yol- ineighbors. There 11 elid of fun inilding" your own busi ness. It muilkes her people like yot Nobody get.s stuck oni a knomeker. Newberry has made remarkahi progress 4uiniiig fle past. svera Years, bull it hias beven briluhlt "Aboln by the people whio are not' knockers If yonlhave a 11immmer, bIIyI- it. If somebdly talks (f startingl. new vltvrprise iir Newherl. tle 11111 wliul Smiles kinlowin.ly anld advise peolle jiust b- It hi .1 Ahe:ni ai sel how Ibi,-r a fIailuirv le will mikm s . knlowker. ail knilkers ari" a p,sitiv billdIrallee t II : n . ; 111)11v malm ity, 1 )n'1 he :I k Ill k1er. Al], 4df 1he In-I as!.4, inaIionI,: Nay that the press party arrivel inl 11(is toll ail that file IiIl)beI'm s ar14 eInjoy* ing themliselves. Mir. Aill I will retril. to Newberry this murninz. he sbstoaniiai progress whiel Newberry is making is knowi throughout thev stalte. Newberry- i growi larger with each sneeeedin;" year, and tihis -rowill is healtily. The candidates fsor state offices eon tinne fit ad dress tie( votfers of the vat ions euinties. Few if flit meefin! have bieen Ihi'L_(lY attided. In fael at somle Ill t thli he andidat I's hav outinilmberetl Ile auldliences. Th'lie 'oinity campin this vr promises to be intlerestinl.r. The First Air Brake. ISneceP-ss. Pvr-z4n-, wli,- 4h-uld ha:vi- kn-,w bett -r1h-ndit W ,igh. vi'i.ol arv wi-ii tlwy w -i tuhl timt hw Pr., p1o6sv'ed to I t4p a t rain by: ai r. NIoody s4.ini1wl ini14lined t h-t li try his plani n a Iroal rain. but h111 did mot ihject ti fi.s xvvkin-z miidt olf it ini a shopl when-ii heu cetbimhl dlir lit' kniewx his sc'hueme woeiuld wil hlieve ini it. Sohecoti nuf11 ,ied4 tof se the bnrike to4 :my r'iailro'iad mian wl1 ,inwith this air' thini.. of younrs? Nou ,' etniini't say~ t hat liw hai done so. Nobodyl~ wiiinhl let hinm t i, een on1 a1 trin of 41 dumph ('ars. One fday lit ari'vedl ini P itt sburi ?7 selling his iotherm invent ion and talkini about his briaki' noti 1to af man 11:1m('i nectedi with ai riailrfoad out thlere. "That 's a '.rieat idea'i of y'ours', s.aid th le man; "we will tiny if ti on So1 the( fficia.nls ofi t his roadh perii ted( Wecstinghiouse tot piut his new kie shaw oni tine of their t rainis. HeI lia any danmage that mi'ht lie cansed The trlaiin was5 Egilped. On ITle tain l wats equjiippeid. On I decsignied day thle eon fident invent and a gr'oup of' skept ical r'ailrio ad m b)oarded thle t rain on wh'lich thle fii aim' brakes were fixed. Off wvent the trinj 411 its iniiti trip). The engingeer putt on full spe< and just as lie roundiited a curve saw ahead, at ai grade er'ossing, a in thle miidlel of the track, ia load w agoni, a main and a boy3, and a bal hor'se. Theli engineer moved his lit Slever, and the first tirain that u everI stoppedi by air imlled up at, standlstill sev'eral feet short of I ~obstruction. 4Thus, on its first trial, the We 4house air brake gaved life and p: ufied damoage of propeorty. Then< 'tr) talkhrg wvas unnecessary; all tia tobe done was to. make brak, *tenventor thought of that elar g compensation to the railro ~Iiy,damage hie might do tot '~'nd he laughed. l OrtunlO Idated from that 'a win then only twenty-two. The I No v tobacco parmt f - chew WW 1, s. Aiiiesmetmtsheeycle Vw' 1A oe d e rt V * PF. . Mri Ch d[;C NerTay, in tow. They~ ar9 e el who made CITIZENS MEETING. A Citiz.ens mnectinir -is hereby called to be held in the opera ouse at 10 o'clock a, mn., Tuesday .July 31. 1906, to hear the report of the trustees of Newberry Graded schools for the year endinaJiTne 1, 1906. Alan John.t5ne F. 'N. Martin, Chairman. -ecetary. ..5 B. CA to get more goods for BOYS SHOES. d Was, Now. , f $1.75, $2.35. .t ! .t 5, 215. 2 .35, 2.00., S .5, 1.93. BOYME ' SHOEAS. Was, Now. $1.50, $1.35. I .35, 1.25. 1 .25, 1 .00. - LAES' BROAS. - Was, Now. '' $1.50, $1205. ir35, 2.10. 1 25, 1.00 Was.5, No.0 dr $:.5, $2.65. "n 320, 2.40. t 2.5, 1.30. 1.65,1.25. al 1.50,1.5 d, 1.2.5, .90, he OXPORDS. ad Was, 'Now. ed $2.00, $1.40. ky 1.50, 1,15. tle 1.35, '1.00. as OEILDREN'S SHOES, &O a' Was, Now. ho $1.50, $1.15. 1.25, .95. st- 1.00, . .75. re- .85, .65. e - MUSLIN$. at Was, Now. 3s. $ .12 1-2, $ .OS. se .05, .04. ad WAIST GOODS. he Was, Now A. B. 'C how that's. Swe ,onder SCHNAPPS is popul that suits the man who rom the tobacco, instead < ing and ekpdco&ati40.,;- f ,HNAPPS is made from ch [1 matured, thoroughly, ct th an aroma so d.clightful popularized thc chewing c o other tobacco ;'n the wor -takes C_o tl sweetening. That's what makes the HNAPPS and the many ex taions-and it's such a di ver chews SCHNAPPS, he any imitation. 1,; sweet, tasty and exhika PPS tobacco has made U as tihe manufacturers of nr'd of chewing tobacc .It equipped flat plug fact A ;4unrin every modern app -.;st -hewing tobacco, by Iful processes. The R. J. pany is under the directior bav'e managed it since 18 the chewing tobacco busin I. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., WI NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that no per son or persons residinL within the in corporate limits of the town of New berry will be allbwed to sell cider or any kind. By order of the Mayor, A. T. Bro wn. Eiizene S. Wert,. May..r. Clerk. GO TO UGHMA .the money than you ca ing goods rapidly. so yo Now if you want barg and get a full supply. they have quoted some .15, .11. PERCALES. Was, Now. $ .1(6. s .9 GINGHAMS. Was, -Now. .07 1-2, .I5. CALICOES. Was, Now. $ .06 1-2, .$ .115 EMBROIDERIES. Was, Now. $ .25, .19. .15, .11. .10, .0g. .07, .05. HOMESPUN. Was, Nowv. $ .10, $ .0S. .00, .041. DINIMS, Was, Now. $ .12.. $ .10. .10,. . BED TICKING. IWas, Now. I $ .20, $ .15. .15, .12 1-2. J.10, .07 1-2. I Was CORSETS., ow $1.75,' $1.30. 1.00, .75. .50, .38. HOSE AND HALF HOSE. Was, 'Now. $ .25, .10. .15, ' ' .11. .10, .07 1-2. HANDEEROHIEFS. Was, Now. $ .25, $ .10. .15, .11. .10, -.08. .05, ' ..04. Wa,LADIES' VESTS.Nw AUGHMA: et and Clean ar-it's the chewing chews to get enjoy >f the mere habit of Dice selections of the red Piedmont leaf, and appetizing that f to'acc:. T.here .'.s Id. tAt requires sand difference between - cessively sweetened Eference that once a : is never deceived Lrating quality of ie Reynolds factory the best and most ,and as the larg,st ories in the world. fiance for producing ::lean, sanitary and Reynolds Tobacco i of the same men 75, and who have ess a life-study. nhton-Salem, N. C. CITADEL SCHOLARSHIP. N-tice is hereby riven that appli cati..: fo,r the vacant scholarship in the Sutae Military Academy from Newih-rry county must be in the ba!.6..f C. S. Gadsden. Chairman of th B'ard of Visitors. by the 30th in sta..:. Application blanks may be had fr.. myv (0iee. J. S. Wheeler, C. Supt. Ed. N & CO., n get at any other place u had better go now be ains I would advise you Now to show youho prices, and they are as $ .50. $ .38. . l 2 .10. .05, .04. LADIES' HATS. Was, Now. $5.00J, $3.75. 2.50, 1.75. 1.50, 1.00. 1.00,.7. MEN'S CLOTHING. Was, Now. *16.50, .$1 1.00. 12.50, 0.00. 10.00, 8.00. 8.00, 6.50. 7.00, 5.00. I BOYS' SUITS. Was, Now. $8.00, $6.00. 5.00, 4.25. 2.50, 1.85. 2.00, 1.30. .1.50, 1.18. 1.00, .75). SHIRTS. Was, Now. $1.00, '.75. .75, ..50. .50, .38. UNDERSHIRTS. Was, Now. $1.00, $ .75. .50, .38. .25, .10. DRAWERS. Was, 'Now. $1.00, $ .75. .50, .38. .25, .10. COLLARS. Was, Now. $ .25, $ .10 .15, .11. .10, .07 1-2. CUFFS' Was, Now. $ .26, $ .19. .20, .15. .15, .11. N4 & CO. ......M- dSU1 -OF Printed Eoliennes Mulls, Shadow bre Stripes, I Fantaise, 50 cts. Qualitieo 35 cts. Qualitie. 25 cts. Qualitie sc I S . . The Ladies Subscribe for the I Jourrm Real Estate the Basis Do you know that the best se< From it all value is derived--directly know that the wealthiest people in rr become so through the increase in t Do you know that my friend Mr College a few years ago for $250, for $750. Today, without buildingc Do you know that a piece of pr< 000 about three yearg ago, is today, The population of Newberry is rapid growth makes a continued inci tion, which increases the value of th Did you ever hear of 'Slaughtei Why not? There is no changing no shelf-worn goods. Buy a piece of Real Estate and Below I am listing a number of these suit you, I know I can find one Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4"lots are near my Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 and ii Icl property. 12, 13, 1 4 and 16 lots, price, $ adjoining the Lutheran church and tl 18, 19, 20, 21l and 22 at$2,30 and $ 1,900. Brick Stores on Main 2 3, at $10,000, 2-story brick 1 Office, Express and Telegraph comj 24, liver'y stables conveniently 25, lo t near power house., 26, 350 acres of land near Wh 34, lot and 5-room house, fruit 35, house and lot near College '36, Lot near College Hill. 38, House and lot near Baptist ,39, House and lot adjoining N< .40, Farm near Mountville. 4 1, House and lot at Mountvll 42, Building lot In Brookland. 12 Shares Newberry Real Est; 10 Shares Ne Mberry NationalI WANTED--5 shares Exchange Bar 20 Shares of Newberr, For Sale- 10 Shares Land and Security C'ompa For Rent-OnehBrick Str on ain tcStreel Two good Offices on Main a tret 'Phone No. 57. u Newberry, S. C. Tb 1858e NEWBERRY CO0 Courses leading to the dlegrees o Mechanical or Electrical Engineer Very inexpensive. Remarkable he .. tember 26. For illustrated Cataloga JAMES A. R, 5.C NE Prikited S Ik > Om Fabrique Etc. 3 at 29 cts. 3 at 21cts. 3 at 15 cte. lIVER COs ' Store . . 0 Ladies' Home 11. of All Security. :urity on earth is earth? , or indirectly, Do you iost cases are those who be value of real estate? . Pool bought a lot near the shortly afterwards sold it , it would sell for $2,500. )perty which sold for $20, worth $40,000? growing rapidly and this easing -demand for habita e land. r Prices in Real Estate? f styles-no r6rmnants you will be a better citizen. desirable lots. If none of that will: residence, ts, known as the Wheeler 600, $500, $550 and $600 ne graded school, D, $2,200, $2,100, $2,000 Street. >uilding occupied by Post >anles, located. Itmire. trees and good ga rden. Hill. Church. .38. e. ate Co. Stock. 3ank stock. ak stock. ~Cotton Mill stock. ny Stock. with El1ectric3Lights and Water ir this store. A. BURTON7 ~ lie Man Between e Buyer and Seller." ~fE A Christian" School. A. 13, B. S. and B. S ing~ Modern 'equipmq alth record. Opens S ue address HERE , Presiderit, N6wberry,S