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REAL ESTATE, 5 I hope each one of you who wie read every word in this advertisemer sonal letter, but as ther:3 are so im print it Ex-President Grover Cleveland s sure, so certain to enrich its owner i young friends to place tir savingi Is no such savings bank anywhere." No matter who you are, where to save money. ARE YOU RICH NOW? You m. ARE YOU POOR? You may I wisel y. To have' a surplus capital -in r( the rocks of renurv YOU SOMETIMES ASK YOU SAFIl?"V Real E state is a bank that c, you own your own bank. It is fl: direction. No investment can be n near a growing city. WH ERE IS YOUR MONEY? If your savings are earning you o do better. I have helped others to make too. Be on the safe side and write c for sale that I believe is the bes This stork will increase in value cons other wo)rds, I believe that you can bcYs the dividonds thtt you u:. te (rive N ol veury' ittle troul)j( mailed you or notice sent you aod yot Farms at $30 G0 to $50.00 per iacre is really the best investment i stance, lands in Kentucky and othe do r.t yield as much per acre in mont Ini my advertisenent a few days city, and also to so,ne lots on the Y. and good iinvestmentls. The stores I l:ve yt slome good ilnvestmeint. in; 4 and county, and 1 am1 listing these bo I want to call your attention espi and one of. the most convenient pl lights: in fact I believe one of the for sale at the price. 1, 2, 3, 4: Lots near my.residene< 5, 6, 7, 8, 9: Known as the Wheel property, direetly oil sewerage a walteworks. TIhese are among t bes-t located lots in the city, heing few miiutes walk from tile Pul S1nare :1nd on one of, the -treets le, in. (o-tle new (ouit l1ouse. Io, .11, 12, .13, 1-1, 15, 16, 17: So Is, 19, 201, 21,22; One-story br stores onl Main street, which can bought at a very easonable prie( perhaps ns cheap as they couild built today. 23: Two-story brick store betwc the new Post Ofice and the Skyserc er. One of the best locations in t city for a Bank. 24: LIvery Stables. 25: Ore and one-half acres In near Power House. 26: 350 acres near Whitmire, wi plenty of timber and pasture land. 27, 28: Sold. 29: Withdrawn. 30 : Filled. 31: Sold. 32: Filled. 33, 34, :35, 36, 37: Sold. 3q: Withdrawn. :11 .1-2: Sold. 39: Witlidrawn. 410: 115 3--I acres of land two ani halh Imliles Ion MAI1olntville, S. wik'l c w eahinl-, b)arn1i and stahl ett [ on lhouse, ortchard1-J, good sprilIg a I11: Ilionse and two acre lot Mount ville, S. C. 42 : Splendid building lot in Bro< lyn. 43 : Filled. .14: Withdrawn. I1, 47, 48: Sold. 50: Sold. 51: Withdrawn. 52 : FL'ouri acres of land bounded three,street-s. Part of the IH. L. Pi prIoper'ty. Onie acre of this receni sold. 54 : Sold. 55, 5(1: Wit hdrawn. 57: l"or sale. Two I wo-st ory hr stores on Main st reet. 58: Sold. 59: Two-stoly brick store on M street. (00: l"our ar res of land, wi th I I wo-room1 enin s, on r' nd (1 H0iele Renits for' $180.00 per year. G1. : Six room11 Icause withI di room11 and kitehen, conitainiing ab, 3 1S -2 o acres landt, wi Ih vacantI ganili. Uey(ond Soulthern1 llaily lowardi s len a . Sple ndid place wa ehcouse or manuiifacrIingi1 plant). (2: Wit hdrawn . G3, ti-I, G5, 66, 67, (18: Lots on Y. J1. Pope~n pr-oper-ty, con enienlly calted a ml welI driniied. (19, 70): Sold. 71.: 1 rick building konwn as Aul Mill. Seven acres of laud, a new f ty-horse engine and b)oiler. This eriniped1 with tihe very latest impro' machinery; capaeis,y, 60 barrels flour per (lay. This is a splendid p1 for a ginnery, being only about yards from the railroad. 72, 73, 74: Withdrawn. J. A. "The Man Betwee Thocne No. 57, Newv iTOCKS and BONDS hes to imnrove your financial con'dition will t. I wish 1 could write each of you a per.. my you can easily see Why I write this ald xys: "No investment on earth is so safe, so vi undeveloped realty. I always advise my in realty near some growing town. There you are, or how old you are,,it is your duty .y become poor if you don't save. ecome rich if you sinvo money and invest it serve will prevent you from drifting on to RSELF: "HOW CAN MY MONEY BE innot fail. When you own REAL ESTATPE rianced with your money, acting under your v ore profitable than well located real est ate nly 4'per cent or 5 per cent, I can help you e profitable investments and I can help you, ir come and talk to me. I have some stock t investment of any stock on our market'. idralAy besides paying you a dividend. In m1a:e '4,00 to ,5 00 por sdh:ire withiii a Vt The inveMntr ti ( Or, t n wake in goc-l . yvrv w wont h 4 .\u ividend i, either i U(ly go il bal hiinhd draw this. c-wre tlhV -ill nia.ke :a bale of cot.tot to thei n IIRal Estato t.hat. you can mike. Fok . - r States sell att much higher price., :md ye,t -y s (ur11' cotton Lid 10( 1 '1 Il ; . niion Ci ire tar in C.~i J , po o ,-wrt.v, a b bcir..,; very coivi iei. ,-e'o. d I 'eially to N4). 110. This is a new reiid-r aces to W':'ness, with swerage and electric best, if not the best, places that 1 know of . 5: For Sale. Fif(v.four aeres of er land known as tle Da1ir v 0arm11. Th'is nid is in 1thie ineorporate linits. he16: Co(Haee and I'lrgeO lot, a 77: Witlidrawn. le 78: For sale. I [ouse and lot known I- as tile .1. W. ( place, nar New biry (lton .\lill. Will eui into lots Id. or sell as a whole. ek 79: One of( h lie best plaiitationis in ie t county. vontainin. 210 acres, ole -~ i fromi() Silver street, a school and lbe chureb. Of tlis 140 acres is inl cul-. (ivation, 90 of this recently cleared en froin lie original forest; 60 acres in ip- pastire land. Telephone connections. he Nice new residence. 8O: Witlidrawn. 81: 150 acres of land, 6 miles east u1d of Mewberry. 82. 83: Sold. 84: One and one-half acres lot on Glenn street, near Mr. Watts' resi dence. 85, 86, 87: Sold. 87 1-2: Withdrawn. S8: Sold. 89: Villed. 0: or sale. F'oiur-rooNI eotage, firepiace in each, S-foot hal , about two acres of land, good tenail house. C Prosperit.y, S. C. Known as the Slaiwson lice. 91. 92. 03: Sold. !4: Bid wanted for Twenty shares N*wvwery Heal l-ate Co. t id .5: -It)) acres i.oodii land wvithI large a sid-a&fee : lies well. About 12 milesI west-~ of Newherry, 3 miles fromi Kin d. 90, 97 : LoC s near' 0. McRi. IIol mes' iresid ence. OS: Lot at Silver Street, a stat ion on S oiuthern RaI il way, one ile I from a churchi antd school : seven room house with Ii wo acres Iland, harin and stables; good I wo-rcoom C enant house and g'ood well ; ini(ce orc'hard. 90: A r sale. Twe,Cnty shares Mollo by hi,n Manuiifactutring Co. Stock. y13 1.02: W\anted. Two shares Exchange Bank Steek. :103 : Withdrawvn. 1(11: I t near M~ollohion Mi\anu fac-. Iunimn' Co. andl near Mr. Bouknight's. ek J0(5 : Plan tation conitaini ng 1,000 arries4 of land withI nine-room house, , Iwo good biariis, plenty of out build-. lin ings. ..106 : Hid want ed. For five shiarues m adadHevly Co. no. ltIll , I 12: Ten1 aicres oif land near ay a.,: a~ w'hle or ciit iito lot. This is a for rei.a , ah-.ll pii c~ opoperCy. 1 2: Wi ni)ed,I 15 iihares NatCional Ilie 11: W :tedl. 110 shares Newherry lo- Savi::p l':i k Stock. 115 : Wan ted. 1t) shares Commercial Ii's 116 : Withdrawn. or- 117: One vacant lot on -.Friend is streec C. Very convenient.4 red 118: For sale. 10 shares Standard of WVaro!house Stock, Newberry. mec 119: For rent. Twvo rooms on Col 200 loge lill.1 120. F'or rent. Three rooms over store with soaeerage, recently painted. BURTON, n" Buyer and 2Abr. >errv. S. G. lis laeed entire conridenee. It work as sooreariv I I h \ I ' I II''l ( liitti it til ' :I 1! tho publit, inl this line, olt w V o11 I l' v.l i al ill iln his valmeity for that imId ii ii the estailioniiint of tii's 1 v I II v' ( anI I I e. - \ I it I p Ii h I dI t i, v I I t i e I I'leti al or. -A l lv ror Illeyw r ( 141v' kai erliot l y a bi it . I d iI w-Z. I Ie l ,ad. I 'd , h: uliIM1 ig A ion iII his Fi rst iii ii io ivlQitoll wals Iliil ii 1\I A (ov rio'l a'' I I(I h l I I i II ( ' IN- I I I i was I - as valled o i to Idres, Ile wt .%h v lunit' liv wil l olit S lmn r va ills I i i e * ~ ~ I e~ad~I lI sClI 0i 114li s t dier i l \i ' I lit - yI ii c i t'll vi i' ll i l o will be a benelfit, no ni !;i ill wor'k thev\ -o in1to. \ ey wal'rd will dIiSelt. IIS in his a,bress at thie 111it-iratioll alnd Qularanl I *-(.1( ill Nis vl oIII lnM - ei I s illi lo t l-11 -r TM11111i Tue- ad.:nl Bacill: SYuhi in '' outh :it .fil l,, I . ts 1! Ir i llt . b'ww '11-4hcw in p ill clost NIr.W t-(ln s wwk. ;Ind ogt .al illt lestill; av I ho hahs beven de'done io this e, i.a w hat iii i A i- e to do. Ixat lv.lieuI:itliii~J. a ba. The Fearful Bacillus. W it II all your. wealth are yol not. id . til pioletarint 41'' asked the who delved inl smciolofieal prob NO, I Iin't,'' sna.pped Mr. New "Wo boil 01l odrinin. water. lilaielphia Recon. Logical. Ier iue relinds onle of the 1wh o o 'l-rm thle :n A |I V. Il er faiill )r wsl- k er TCE0 TO ROAD OVERSEERS. I li(,i Overs's arve er(thy y o 6 n r pilt 0th6r roals v . pir l f(rA m )dhe b ivn: r,li 1tdy( ' eem1.,196 .. ;i l I sne, o, it ier jal'1ally of *;.-i4H . D. in i, Superv(isor.'i erk~ an cAlony.t ol lic inerb supplyha for guot ori Septen mbrerh de- o hery, . woul are pen,aed iseaio for saidfo n buigee book peevery y frm a. Ague st 15.fDeebr,10 S.nB. J.OWEs IMMIGRANTS AT COLUMBIA. as a 'ifty Secured Employmeit in Olym- t pia Mills There.--Governor Hoy- waVIS ward Has Taken Great Inter-- I o' I est; in the Proposition and iter Will Speak on "Imm1igra- telnl tion in Sout.h Carolina" whi' at Washvidlo Next sigh Week. o11 u Cubi,November ()..___A mnhor .itm .limlilli.-ralits wiho vaille over %%jIII edl Il '11Ili.'ssi'lliel' \\ak(n Il III \\'jWt11thile iPtd uie (o Cohnhi tilli h ilIst Ilight wilih Thel nI Conun111lissi.mer11 ls;hert, and od t, '(rO CaIRed for hevre h>-dayv bY IIhe dI-- I r Ir!Ivl.It. 1111t l villipi, mw ;il i , vvllv.- a m! 1or Ith emdn. The Olympia \lill so- adv arledl twevlity- Iv( ill Char-lestonl, who ca;ll -er1e broughlt, dirvectly to the mill, and the i lis. m i ng twenty-five :1ldiiional Iere .('r, f.lvoll ('111ploymniel t IlIen., andt Illvvt r1. .1. l. Aoo 'e , lh 1,1' ll a ln: lmu"er, 1 1 i. ':I- I pt hbus\ phia i.:' |I hV il (0m ,1 (.1 11 o'--ble b1"nsvS ot,l t i r . 1 or (:v, -i vy i ( -fn' w h d lot vet itel plv(4 1 s n...( vm)sidoercd I I -;v o11l . n . i , c it I, Isth d( n 11,1 iha COtly h' I liial I e realsol a.1 Ihey I e , ltod I IIIe 01' 'Fl1' i lil for thle imi-i'allsh 1:111 there w in i a i A. Ii, ter* linenlt farIm.lr of Nv\wherr-I-Y, 1rr. C coll. was here to-day an 4f f'ered(j I tot ::h ile I umbe11w)r of* wihe to 'wlrk oni his o N\01. lIle it i.. I., 3 I it lhk.% -11-V . titllC "o111ed 1 r vari'n:! wvun)at ionis inl' The-:1 immi r:m r,il It fod ' hre i. d i rit hallaIlin , he1 Ca i t tI l e l I 'Irs , 11p 1i ll a- ton he ato tis i s loece is htl-reI, pard wII vly oll!IT-v',-jtedI l ivh re dIllrilv_- Oi,he '11 y Ao erowdlo tho m wr llo i a ronit of th bauildion )Ithe ben cheso-P oi m i basin inl Ilh1 sliltshile, nd one of the mlothers was servinely ombing.". her hllildrenl's hair, as they t onl thle beclhe inl tle most promin- a nit pIrt o tile a,spitOjl man act that this is the only publie par lemIS I Columbia, though 1 it is nlot iu of " park at that, my hive made it . ric Oei a suitable loarinl... place to these -PI eople, who are acenstoied to plea ure grounds inl their cities aeross the 'il' cll lwho amle livrO tiIIX a Vel hifyearpoint-rs, shloemakers )tml " i'orm en a ft nt111 s , w hmill 1)l nI oi(I t Sol' h11II ill~ iIIIIH-i ,1110 (o ;10111111(11 -I ( i11 i"j ui ~hi.nlei hi ln ie.tli''l i homalh asi vlle - a ml 1.0b4rers and eolohl mlill (spert-i ive s. Then, o1, the aIrpeniiter. ,1 : 1 NO ther sIl led workiien inic inl ( n \ 1 4)' iet withl tile I io 1rillising ivli . e i1I41 i is ll)t so s 1 div'i ln lo ! vill ovlilleld inl eitles, sille, 1i. \'.I 1141' iuol XoIim gTa in I , 4.1 )4 uti ('l' lila or itt 'll 1'Now i ii am i i epto illtii'Iols 1we4'e J1i44rI4'; iI' a01)11'ir i e lall td 101 NhMui ei al ouiiaiewh Orilie liOtheir flaT'e trio ~)'iftr of aroued Slom,e is Ni s0faction tamtn' hc newcomer1s.'5 i' a 1t.o 'aeti'anytone wll is converil ith Ne t he prese.n icondition:' in.st~t thin mpo the 11or1thand Sth,es ill be surprifed lii 'e his lnew' ovmet oe no metwii'ai ArogerntagI onimItha is nowVifP~ ap-I. asel workelSd byntve smoohCtly. t om mi.sionr Watsf wmi e:ti,on kI 111 ti 'i . w * It rd -. f i . \\' ilb u YOUR ION] odscvikro. "W\' w I I ' :1 1 i. lt's E Mercha mv te ofNs People fall into the hab though11essly, and imag Cultivate thoughtfulnes you are bound to succe< We pay 4 per cent i Why not open an A4 The Pxchl Of Newbe J. D. DAVENPORT, Pres. R. C. CARLISLE, V-Pres. Newbert Ca.pitli stock31 paid in Deos its , , . . We do business on bi. We r:xtend every co with fe and sound ba Fourth far cent, paidC c JAS. Mic IN YSJJ r u ,' ent. Ft. - .yng Lan< J For Borrowing Money< Get one of Our SECURITY ( A1 It will be the means'of your Sax a Fund that will buy L SEIPTY LOAN AN JAMES N. Off ic. CSAr. Llo .& Adans Sts.. New~ (1 k IS MAF} that~I I i.r, wth rn jran i v u' r i1' ir oc) b. comes: sur a ( t iC it L for J a While. it of pendinig money Ie they cannrot save. F and carefulness and 3d. nterest on Savings. :count Torwy? M. L. SPEARMAN, Cashier G. B. CROMER,1% Atty. y, S. C. . . $ 50,000.00 . . 25,000.00 . . 25,000 nsideration cmi) sistent niking. n deQposite l, cavings re kroo; V/AUlit. ~oof Safe. J. E. NoMTWO0D, 3ONTRACT rad Be Convinced of its Value 'ing Money and accamirulating and or Build a House. D INVESTMENT CO, McCAUGHRI N, Secretary-Treasurer, berry. S. C.