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lb* J|mM E. H. AULL. UDITOK. Entered at the Postoffice at Newfofxrv. S. C., as 2nd class matte. Tuesday. .Inly 1 <), l!M)7. HELP BUILD THE MILLS. hi looking hack over the files of The Herald ;ilid News a few davs ayo we ran ari'n-. I lie following* <* I iI<I 1 ?;i?:i? i ;iell in i In- issue of .1 line 1S9M. Ili.it second mill was liuili ami lias lieen doubled ami i< I? inope ral?'i| slM'COSs f'u] I v. W !ial we ;iill (21* 11 is applicable today. Newlici i \ lias yrown wonderfully -litre |S!l?? In1111 in weallli ami populal i.ui ami I lie third ami fourth inil! ?*.iit In1 built easier lodav llian llie second mill was ilien. Tint c Inler? ? I ?'< I in ( i m i < iiej J m i twn mill-. | j"i><i| arc 11 I lalkiiiu* I ?i* |mlilieaI ii?ii bill they know wltal 1 liev are doiny and I lie mills will lie built. Tliey shoml have as we have he *-lofore said I he suhslanl ial cncouraycmcnl of all I lie business interests <>l' this community. The pay roll of |,he two mills ainounls now to about t^0,000 per month (lie yroaler portion of which is spent in this community. To double thai pay roll monthly would add yrcatly to the business of this community. The following is the editorial from The Herald and News of June 13, 1899: . : We understand that plans have been put in operation which practically assures the erection in the near future of another cotton mill in Newberry. At the lirst preliminary mooting of a iew of our pregressive business men there was assured a subscription of $50,000 of (he capital stock. The other can be easily raised if the plan is properly presented to I lie people. We need to move. We have been still |on?- enouyh. We should have built our second mill live years ayo and we should now be talking aliout a thiiil mill. I>ut because we have not limit even the second is no reas?,? I'"' I'm liter delay. There is plenty of money riyht here in the county to I)11iId this mill and a yood P-'"'! (,l it is not earning- anything just now. I'ut it in a cotton mill and it "will not only earn you dividends but it will also put money in circulation in t.lic town and help vour business and yive a market for cotton and other farm produce much belter than wc have now. We hope there will he mi delay in oryani/.iny and yoiny Id work. Everybody wants to see Ihr mill luiilt and now is the time to be."in. Every week delayed is a week lost. I he law in regard to the rejfistration books bciny revised ten days helore each election we presume referto special elections as well as yenera elections. It ouyht also to require the books for resist eriny to be opened lietore each special election so that every on,, qualified miylit have the opportunity to yet his registration tick. <ltWe under-*!ami . that Supcrvisoi Wicker is now enyayed in urranyiu*! the petitions preparatory to comparing them with l.lte reyistration books Oov. Ansel wants to know why an election has not heen ordered in Williatnshury county on the votiny out of the dispensary inasmuch as the petitions have been on file with the supei \ isor since May 1. The law requires that the petitions must be filed bv May 1 if the election is to be ordered at all. Petitions .have been filed with the supervisor in Newberry countv since May 1 also, and we have hearri no inquiry or complaint as to the sup ervisor of this county. As a matter of fact does the law fix any particulai lime within which the supervisor must act, I-.vervt hinyis workiny ver\ smoothly here and there is no luetl for any rush. THAT OLEMSON TROUBLE. The Xparlanbury Herald thinks that All thi< talk about Pletnson Collife losiny its military feature because ( apt. ( has. I). Clay has sent in his resignation as commandant, is the veriest, rot." Our con temporary mnsl not he fully posted as to all the fact? <>l the case. But even admit tiny thai there is not the slightest danyer o| the military feature of Olenison Pol leye beiny impaired as a result of tin /trouble between Commandant Ola; and the memheis of the senior elas which caused his resignation, Tin Xews can sec that I ho whole col ley is beiny injured Ihrouyh allowim students to disregard discipline am overstep recognized authority. Titer has already been too much of tha very thiny nt Clentson and if th trustees would see the best results ao complished they must see to it. tha V i 5 4 - V We will continue to giAe : ladies' and children's low . odd pants, shirts, etc. 1 Ther must go out. The aemeinber the first of the { [warm, sunny weather we j which makes a short seaso I them out by cutting off on over until next season, thi? | we c ention a few No.'s tli 1 OXFORDS AND LOW CUT SHOES. ' All ??111* .7.!.()() mi'ii s low citl shoes I lo ?o at .+4.00. All our $2.S.~, men's low cut shoes to Ji'n ill $.'{.50. All our $2.25 men's low cut sliocs to .?<> at $.'{.00. All our $1.00 men's low cut shoos to iro n| $2.f?0. All our $1.05 moil's low out shoos I" iro ;i| $2.00. All our Indies' $3.00 oxfords to iro at $2.2/). All our ladies' $2.50 oxfords to l'o at $1.87. All our ladies' $2.00 oxfords to "o at $1.00. All our ladies $1.^0 oxfords to ?o at $l.2.'t. All our ladies' $1.2.") oxfords to ?o at $1.00. All our ladies' $1.00 oxfords to iro at 7") eonts. Oho-fourth off 011 both liijrh and low ml children's shoos. Children's shoos and oxfords, the $1.;">0 kind. $1.00. Children's shoes and o.vfords, the $1.2.> kind. !(."> cents. Children's shoes and oxfords, the ; $1.00 kind. 7n cents. """""" ~ " " I Cheapest 01 le-pr Now in W. T. Ta II ; ' the I acuity is% respected and the rules and regulations laid down for the .uiiidance and jrnvornment of students are rigidly observed. I he ( lay incident may or may not be noticed by the military authorities of the jrovernmont at Washington? | that remains to lie seen?-but it n ; J more important fact, still, that CloniI j <i?n cadets have been guilty of insubi ordination and the incident which oecurred last commencement is of sulli cient importance io justify a fari reach inn* ami satisfying investigation jot such matters in tin* college. Vtuinsj men are sent to Clemson college to be , '-!'iiverned by a faculty of men who arc . chosen for their <[ualitieatioiis to ?ov, j ern and to teach, and whenever tin . j faculty fails in jroverninjf the stud. ents at that moment the faculty if | uoverned. And when that change sots Jin at any institution it wore far bet. j ler to close its doors and turn the class room over to the hooting owls. Col. Clay may or may not have boon in the wrong in the incident referred 1 to. but he was in military command of | the cadet corps and his position should I have )>eon respected. It was not the 1 province of a few students to over throw him?t.here was*a proper methI od of redress for any injury or injus 1 lice 1 ha I they may have imagined that i chey suffered.?Greenville News. j It is very unfortunate that tins trouble should have arisen at this time / Clemson and the incident II should he investigated but the board (i> a sol f-perpo hint in# one and beyond ilie reach of the legislature and if it lias sustained tho boys in this act ol j iiwubordination what are von uoint;' t< j do about it. Certainly there can be m military feature at any school worth\ lithe name if the orders of the com> ( nianding officer nre to bo orgardoc" j lightly or if the boys are to be up *1 hold in their insubordination by th< 1 trustees and the order* of the com T mandant to i>y? for nauuht. From whai - i information wo have of the affair thai < | seems to be about the situation. i' j The disobedience may have beei s I in a matter of small consequence ii njllic eyes of the trustees but if it wai e j disobedience and the trustees uphoh Lrjthe cadets in it. the whole military (1 feature will count for nothing and 111 0 [ solf-respeeling commandant could d< 1 otherwise than resign. TO ENFORCE THE LAW. ,t Attorney General Lyon avows hi CE SUE 1-4 off on all of our men's, cut shoes, clothing, hats, weathor did it. Perhaps you ieasonlwhen we, expected had sleet, rain and snow, n, and will unless we force r profit, liaqe to carry them ? we will not do. Below at will show the season. < hildrcn's ,-dioes and oxfords. (lie < "> rents kind, .">(1 cents. Children's shoes and oxfords, the 5(1 cents kind. .'{S cents. ( hildrcn's shoes ond oxfords, the -5 and .'15 cents kind, 10 cents. Odd punts and clothing at some reduction. DRESS GOODS, VOLLS, ETC. Tlist- received 30 'pieces new style muslin, the 112 cents kind n't special 0 cents the yard. .') pieces good as Lonsdal combric at special 10 cents yard. 5 pieces 10 cents bleaching' 12 yards for $1.00. dd l-.'{ oft Lace Curtains. We have these from 08 cents liie pair to $13.50. lied ticking, homespun, sheelinir. percal, etc., cheaper than can he bought in the market. Undies' under vest from 5 cents each np. SHIRTS! SHIRTS. 1 Men's $1.00 shirts 70 cents. .Men's .">0 cents shirts 30 cents. 10 rolls good mat t ing, 40 yards to | the roll for $5.50 the roll. | ( oats spool cotton 5c. the spool, i 1 ice Store inTown. rrant's Old Stand. intention to enforce rigidly the antiurn fl section of the Carey-Cothrnn Act. This section is very rigid and far-reaching- in its provisions and is intended to do away with whiskey rep. . resentatives soliciting orders from oi even talking to members of the various county boards of control. I he liist case was brought against i Mi. Solomon for talking to a member of the county board of Mean fort county. The magistrate dismissed the case, endeavoring at the same time te , interpret the intention of the legist a| Hire. Another case is bronchi lie fore , Magistrate Howies in (Jreenwood connt.v against WT. II. Stall worth. A? , 'his ease before Magistrate White was only a preliminary hearing we rathei incline to the opinion that Magistrate , While has undertaken to decide n question which was not before him t and that it was his duty to have hound the party over to the circuit court foi tiial. Magistrate W liite, in rendcrins | his opinion, stated that he considered , what he believed to be the spirit of j the law rather than the letter nf the ( law. That might he a question for a jury to consider, but it does not seen: to us that it was a proper question foi a .magistrate in a preliminary hearinir. The section of the law know as . (Section 10, under which these eases . are brought, is as follows: Sec. Id. It shall he unlawful foi I any distiller, manufacturer or brewci [ "! any alcoholic liquor or beverages I or any dealer in any of said liquors 'J ?>r beverages or any agent of any sucl distiller, manufacturer, brewer oi ' dealer, to approach or consult person I ally, or attempt so to do. any mem I her of any County Dispensary Hoard I or any Dispenser or Clerk in any Dis pensary, or the Dispensary Auditor 5 regarding any particular brand oi kind of liquor or beer for the pur I pose of recommending or iuflucncim I the purchase of any of said UOOtls, 0 for any other purpose, or to addresi 1 any personal communication by win 1 or ma.'l or by other means to an; s member of any of said County Dis ^ pensary Hoards, <?r to any Dispense <>r Clerk in any Dispensary, or to tlr ? Dispensary Auditor, eoucernini* aiv l> liquors or beers of any brand or kim whatsoever, which might be intcndc< or calculated to influence either o said parties to urge or recommend o s suggest fcho purchase of same, or t f . All Summer G The Big Cut Prise ?" "" 0,1,1 Wo expect to have c 1 nuts for Men and Hoys 1 Xuw is your time lo buy cheap, illlll ready tO 1110Ve so have decided to continue Our sale has been wonderfully succes! many goods to move, and it is much eas Those of you who did not attend our week, as we will have some rare bargaii Remember, everything will be cut in half of original price. Your saving will you take advantage of this sale. SPEC All Straw Hats at half pri All Lawns and Organ All colored and All Whil NOTICE.?No goods will be charged In the McCoughrin B Newber attempt^ in any way to influence eith- rag ? r of said parties to give preference to raj his stork oi goods, or to present or bIhB suggest the presentation of any rehate. uitt or thing* of value whatsoev, er to any member of any County Dis- ^ pensary Hoard, or to any Dispenser , or Clerk in any Dispensary, or to the ft 1* Dispensary Auditor, for the purpose ol influencing oither of said parties, 1 od/HI or for any other purpose. vl2 \Jl ( 11 is announced from Spartanburg line of that Mr. h. ('. Kltnore will he a ean( didalte for state *upe>rintbndent of LclWHS education. " Mr. l-.lmore lias byen county super- _ _ ? _ i i iti'tendent ol education for Spartan- 11^11^1 6 , burg tor several years, and in addi, li<?n to being a most estimable gen- I j n D"PK l" t . tleman is(a very elYicient and compel- * & ? 'v , ent county superintendent of educa; tion and will make a most excellent ! "f K*0 KYI , state superintendent. j ^ t Mr. ft!more entering the race will ' . make it very interesting for anyone! St ISO 1 h C " wbo may have aspirations in that di- i ! rortio"' Iwhich a A Democrat is a Grover Cleveland f i in disguise.?News and Courier. 1 1 ? i Barbecue. Veil I 3P We will give a first class barbecue at the residence of D. E. Halfacre, * near St. Philips church, July 18th. signs, rr 5 Music will be furnished by the Jolly Street String Band. The public is 'f'O cordially invited to attend and enjoy] r a good 'cue. D. E. Halfacre. DOth EC ? ' J. D. H. Kibler. ~?TTTT?~ Embr Those Odd Sized Pictures of Yours Can Be Framed at NctTFC | SALTER'S linKee?e; J Art and Variety Store, sell Ho e f They carry a full stock of r Pictures, Frames, I Picture Mouldings, RJ o I |} anything in Mat Board, and I . Jjf r have latest machinery for cut- ||f f| IHI 1 o ting same. : Sole Continued to >ur new store finished ' Ton,3',^1 chin1,oesfot In Men, Ladies'ami Lluulren. Gtl fOll into by September 15, a pail- heforfr your size is gone. IB ? our big sale until August lst.\ sful the past week, but we still have too IBn vj ier to move the cash, hence the sacrifice, IjBft'0*' sale last week must be sure to come this |Han' is to offer you. ||||'^ price, and some of them will be cut just be at least from 25 to 50c. on the dollar if gS'/'J I A L S: ~p idies, col'd, at 1-3 off. white Parasols at cost. :e Slippers for Ladies and Children at cost. |i? or sent on approval during this sale. I'M h luilding, Boyce Street, Hi ry, S. C. W lave just received and || Dn our counters a choice I Persian and other sheer 11 We have these very sea- II ! white stuffs in Lawns and 1 3s, soft and sheer, at prices || )c. to 50c. the yard. Have I 1 Laces and Embroideries jf! ire needed. 1 just opened a nice line of 1 es in the very newest de- i lade with the square mesh 1 look like the Baby Irish* 1 Iges and Insertions. i oidered Linen Collars. ? )w Windsor Ties in a good colors. in mind the fad that we me Journal Patterns. COME