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Local and. Special. Church Notices. BAPTIST-Rev. C. P. Scott, pastor, preaching next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 u0 p. m. Sun day school at 3:30 p. in., Mr. .1. B. Carwile, Superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 3) p. m. LCTHERAN-Rev. W. C. Schaeffer. pa-tor. Preaching next Sunday by the pasior. at 11 a. in. and 7 45 p. m. Sunday school at 9:3u a. in., Dr. W. (ustave Houseal, superintendent. Prayer meeting Friday at 7:45 p. in. METHO>IST-Rev. J. L. stokes, pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. in. and 7:15 p. in.. Sunday school at 4 p. n.. Mr. John W. Chapman. Superintendent. Prayer ieetig g at7:15 p.m. A. E. PiiESBYTERIAN-Rev. E. P. McClintock, pastor. Service next Sunday by the pastor at i a. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. i., 31r. M. A. Carlisle. Superintendeu,t. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 :16 p. in. Missionary Society Wednesday at a p. in.. Sirs. C. Mower, 'rest. dent. W. C. T. C. Tuesday at 5 p. in.. Mrs. C. Mower. President. EPISCOPAL-Rev. W. U. Hanckel, rector. Service by the rector every third Sunday at 11 a. m. and 4:1 p. in. Lay reading by Mr. N. B. Mazyck at 11 a. in. PRESBYTE!IAN-tev. J. S. Cozby pastor. Preaching by the pastor at I a. in. and 7:15 p. m. Sunday school at 3:30 p. in., Mr. W. E Peihain, Superintendent. Prayer ineeting Wednesday at 7.15 p. in. Store for Rent, Now occupied by. A. J. Sproles. Apply to J. J. LA . 3t. Fresh Crop TURNIP SEED, at PELHAM'S. A Big Time ! Where? At the grand mass meet ing and barbecue at 1). C. Boland's - August 253, near Little Mountain,given by lIills and Boland. 4t. Who keeps the nicest stock of Hats in Newberrv? Wright & J. W. Coppock (o and see thlem anld be colviiced. tf. More of those Oxford Bibles, at J. W. Chapman's. Large Yields. Jas. Scott, a colored man living iti Helena, made this year 31A bushels of wheat off one acre of land. Last year, after harvestir.g a similar yield of 1 wheat, he made on the same land 30 bushels of corn and ten bushels of peas. The land is well manured. Remember that Wright & J. W. Cop pock give a discount of ten per cent. from regular prices on all cash sales.tfi Confections, Cakes and Crackers al ways fresh at S. B. JoNEs. tf. For lame back, side or chest, use Shi loh's Porous Plaster. Price 23 cents. Fine Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, etc., Bass' Pale Ale and Guinness's stout Porter for sale by It. ILEY WV. FANTr. Good Writing Paper at 4e' a quire, at J. WV. Chapman's. Flynn is again with us and prices have gone down with a rush ; which goes to show that he meanis business this time. tf. Box Papers, at J. WV. Chapman's, S "Comet Style," "Bullion," "Charred Edge," etc., etc. If you want a first-class Sewing Ma chine, call on D). B. WVheeler on Friend street, next door to Dr. Pope's office. tf Rtain and Wind. A rain fell in Newberry on Sunday afternoon which was pretty general throughout the county so far as we have been able to learn. In some places there was considerable winid blowing dowvn the crops and doing some dami age. The rain was a hard one. Light ning struck a negro house on Mr. F. N. Calmies' place and demolished one c'or ner. No one was in the house at the timte. Worth Knowing. That Aleoek's Porous Plasters are the highest result of medical science and skill, and in ingredieuits and method have never been equaled. That they are the original and gen: -uine porous plasters up)on whose repu ttioni imhitator's trade. That Allcock's Porous Plasters neve fal to perform their remedial work qikyand effectually. That for weak Back, Rheumatism, Sciatica. Colds, Lung Trouble, Kidney Difficulties, Malaria, Dyspepsia, Liver and Stomach Afetionls, Strains~ and all Local Pains, they are invaluable. That wvhen you buy Aleoek's Porous Plasters you obtain the best plasters miade. Cr'quet Sets, Hammiocks, Fishing tackl"e, etc., at Hunt's Book Store. tf. Boys, Now is T~oCR CHANCE.-If' you go to Hunt's Book Store anid buy a Scent tablet, they will give you a meec lead pencil. tf. For Base-bails, Bats, Caps, Belts, Masks, Gloves, etc~., go to H unt's Rook Store. . tf. Sam Jones is nlowh furnishing Ice (Cream, Soda Water and Milk Shak~es that is uniexcelled. WVe know it to be true. tf. Religious Notes. The Union service wvill be held in the Methodist church next Sunday night. Rev. C. P. Scott wvill preach on the subject, "Conie over and help us." Rev. W. C. Schaeffer will preach on' the subject of "heavenly recognition" next Sunday morning in the Lutheran church. Thos. Chapman, of Edgetild County, will preach at Hartford church, three miles southeast of New berry, on Sun day, 26th instant, at 11 a. im. The pub lie is invited. Glenn Springs WVater, just received arid for sale by case or bottle, by P. --Robertson, Phiarmiacist, opposite the post ofiee. Ice House open Sunday's8S to 9 a. mn. 12 to 1 p. m. anid 61to7 p. mn. tf. S. B.- NS WILL YOU StUFFER with D)vspepsia and Live~r (onmplaint -.' Shiloh's \ ita lizer is guaraniteed to cure you. Lady Florence's Tooth atnd Mouth WVash,~an elegant and safe p,reparationi for preserving and beautifying the teeth anld strengthening the gums. For salc at Rohertsoni's Drug Store, op posite the Post Ottice. tf Turnip Seeds. Turnip Seeds. Ruta biaga, Early Flat Dutch, Red or Purple Top, Amber Ghlobe, Yet ow Aberdeen, Mammtnoth Globe, GoIiIen Ball and other v.arieties just received and forsale at Robertson's Drug Store, opposite the Potoffice. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Mr. Marcus L. Spearman is now with Floyd & Purcell. The primary election comes off on the 28th of this month. Remember the meeting of the Board :f Trade next Monday afternoon. Mr. Ernest 0. Counts is now the book keeper for Wise Bros., Prosperity. It is getting time for some one to get Lip that County Comm in issioners' barbe :-ue. Mr. Jas. Rollerson' has moved into Dr. Thonpson's house, on Caldwell treet. Mr. T. G. Williams makes an an iouncement in another column of The Elerald and News. Rev. C. P. Scott is assisting Rev. W'. I. Langston this week in a protracted fleeting at Bush River church. The interior of the store-room of r loyd & Purcell has been greatly im >roved by a pleasing contrast in paint. Mr. Edwin S. Dreher, a recent grad tate of Roanoke College, has been :lected principal of the Mt. Tabor High 4chool. Rev. G. W. Holland, D. 1)., will de iver the address at the closing exercises )f Mt. Tabor High School on Friday, !4th instant. The executive committee will hold a neeting next Tuesday at which time nanagers of the primary election will )e appointed. Messrs. T. V. Wicker and Lee Haves eft last week for Walhalla by private 'onvevance. Mr. Wicker had the mis ortune to lose his mare on the trip . It ook sick and died. The Herald and News has been ihown a rug made of calico by Mrs. T. Ai. WVilliams with the rug nachin e. fhe pattern is beautiful and the work -an hardly be excelled. Mr. Silas Walker, of Township 7, was ,usy fighting ' fire on his place last fhursday. The fire got out in the wvoods, and it took hard work to keep t from destroying everything around. rhe laborers were overcome with the :eat, but Mr. Walker did not suffer ery much. His loss amounts to about Personals. Prof. E. E. Campbell, of Staunton. a., Female Seminary, was in New erry the errly part of the week. Miss Ora Rives, of Columbia, is on a visit to her cousin, Mrs. V. P. Houseal. Misses Emma and Fannie Werts, of silver Street, visited friends and rela :ives in Newberry last week. Rev. E. P. McClintock has returned rom a visit to Georgia. Miss Lillian Williams, of Winnsboro, s visiting Miss Alice Hornsby. Mr. A. J. Sproles left Tuesday for Siountain Shoals, where he has a large xomtract for roofing the buildings of the Eninor ee Manufacturing Company. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown left for New York Monday-. Mr. Bythewood Butler, of Florence, :as been visiting the famiily of Mr. S. S. Evans during the past week.. Mr. Sami'l A. Boozer left for G3reen ,ille Saturday to serve as grand juror in lie United States Court. Mr. Jeff. Chapman left Monday for 31enni Springs, where he will spend( a ew weeks. Mrs. J. N. Martin left Newberrv ['hursday to visit relatives at Newnan, ,a. Miss Addie Caldwell is visiting her mele, Hon. WV. ID. Mears, in A bbeville ou nty. Mr. T. Ed. Kinard came to New berry 'riday on a visit to his many friends mid relatives. Mr. R. L. McCaughrin returnedl Sat irday from Glenn Springs. Mr. A. C. Jones, of Columbia, camne ;o New berrv Saturday on a visit to his a.ther-in-lawv, Mr. Thos. F. Gireneker. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Harmon have eturned from Fairfield County. Mr. P~ercy Mahon and Miss Emimie are .isitinig Mrs. Harmon, their sister. Mr. (Geo. WV. Martin has returnled 'rom thme business college of Atlanta. Mr. B. J. Ramiage, Jr., of New York, irrived Monday on a visit to his father. Mr. M. M. Satterwhite is in Green rille attending the United States Court is a petit juror. Mr. E. A. Scott hats returned from a :rip to Columbia. Mr. Scott Ellesor, of Lewiedale, is on i visit to New berry. Miss Blanche Griffith, of Lewiedale, s visiting Miss Bessie Wheeler. Mr. Thos. Cook leaves this morning or the northern imarkets. Mrs. ID. WX. Reidl has gone on a visit o0 relatives in A bbeville County. Mr. Charles Robertson, of Charles o~n, is on a visit to lii' uncle, Dr. Peter Rtobertson . There will be a umeeting in the rooms >n Thursday at 8.30, and Sunday at .15i p. mi. For the month of July the tverage attendance was 20 u-7, and now :hat we have nice rooms, cool evenings tndl better mieetings, why can we not ave a larger attendance? Come out wvith us, and you will enjoy a imost Aeasant hour. The Ladies' Auxiliary held a meet Lug Ilast Mondaty afternoon, and we feel greatly encouraged by their interest md support. To one of their number ave are indebted for a handsome bou 1uet of flowvers, and in returning our thanks we earnestly wish them a full realization of Rev. iii:4. SECRIErA RYI. A Serious Accident. Onm returning from the barbecue at St. Paul's church on Tuesday, Mrs. WValker Olynmph and her three chil dren were thrown from the buggy. Mrs. (Glymnph wvas seriously hurt, the t-hildrenm received somie bruises. The horse started to run at the top of the hill ne: m4u's trestle. Joel WV. Riser who was riding anm front triedi to sto)r the horse, but his *T%rts wvere of no avail. Mrs. Ghaunph is still in am serious condition though not thought to by dang~erous. Oil, Paints and A rt material of eveeg description, at HUNT'S BOOK STORE. PROSPERITY LETTER. Number of bales sold to date in this market, 92(. tl Mrs. I7. B. Whites has been sick for more than six weeks. S Rev. A. J. Bowers and family occupy " rooms with Mrs. Nancy Boozer. Mr. J. E. Schumpert and family,who U1 have been rusticating in Edgefield tc County, have returned.home. Mrs. D. W T. Ribler and Mrs.W.A. J Kinard. of Newberry, were the guests ti of Mrs. J. H. Simpson several (lays. Prof. A. S. Seheetz left here on Tues- sc day to take charge of the high school at Central in Pickens County. Mrs. Mattie O)sbourne and Miss Sallie N Osbourne, of Ninuety-Six, are visiting in Mrs. S. L. Fellers and J. I). Beacham. Mrs. W. T. M1cFall and daughter, w Miss Laura, are visiting Dr. E. C. Rid- e gell and family, at Batesburg. tl Miss Eliza Pratt, of Lowrysville, after spending nearly two months with Iiss Sallie WVise and others, returned to her homic on Monday last. Mr. 1). J. McLean, who has for Ian1y years been the efficient section master here, has been promoted to the tl: position of conductor on the construc tion train. Certainly a worthy promo tion. of Cotton has been subjected to a severe ordeal for two weeks. I)ry and fearful al hot, but the greater part of the country has been visited by good rains. We are h still dry in and around town. If I were a candidate I would not bank heavy on my election, and then the defeat would not be so hard to bear. t There are eighteen candidates f er the otlice of County Coninissioners, and they every one believe they are going to be elected. They are all good fellows, but the great majority-15 must be left at home. Boys, you that ri spend the least money on this cam- sI paign are wisest, and in the end will e, be the most happy and serene. Last week we went fishing at Fresh- S ley's-caught no fish and got no letter to Herald and News in time for publi cation. Sorry-wanted to send Dr. Folk "a'nes" of nice, juicy catfish in part compensation for the monster sea tur tle. Now, I know the doctor will think I I am slandering him, but he does love eat-fish : "Lower the spreet." o1 C Jake Mills' barbecue was the biggest thing of the kind 'his season. More than 300 persons ate dinner, and there was but one verdict-a splendid dinner. f There was a good deal of hurrahing by b some for their respective candidates, ti and some gas, but all passed off quietly, and everybody was happy, especially ir the candidates, as they all believe they T will get a big%vote in number nine. h On last Friday night Norman's drug ' store was entered through a rear win dow, and eighteen watches sonme rings ei and otherjewelry anmonunting, p)robably~ a: to Sl150 were stolen. Sonic clues but no gl arrests. The party or parties hadl evi- e: dently miade their arrangements in the te day time. The key that secures the bolt on the inside of the window had fe been taken out certainly by the robber ft~ or robbers during the day, as the win- g: dow wa not used for several weeks. ti The watches niearly all belonged to per- ft sons wvho had left themi with Mr. Fischesser for repairs. In M1r. F.'s ab- t< sence at his home in Walhialla the n watches had been plaed( in a dlrawver. ir This the party evidently knew also. It tI will be (quite a loss to Mr. F. if they are j' not recovered, and the p)arties hold him s; resp)onsible. ti 3Ir. A. HI. Kohn and mother have g gone to (Glenn Springs. Yrm.:E. b: st CATARH CUREI, healthand swee b breath secured, by Shilohi's Catarrhi a: Remedly. Price .50 cents. Nasal In jector free. - Su.:EPLIESS N IG H TS, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the Remedy for you. Wright & J. WV. Coppock have got a big stock, and they are going to sell it or give it atway. MIark Mids. tf d D)on't forget that D. B. Wheeler has t on hand at reasonable p)rices the Do mevstie, D)avis and the Ne Homie Sew- 0 ing M1achines. tf Guard Against the strike, t And always have a bottle of Acker' s English Rtemedly in the house. You cannot tell how~ soon Croup may strike your little one, or a cold or cough may latsteni itself upon you. One dose is a preventiv~e and a- few (loses a positive cue All Throat and Lung troubles tI yield to it.s treatment. A Sample bottle ~ is giveni you free and the .Remiedy guar-t anteed by P. Robertson, opposite Post olice, Newlberry, S. C. To Rent. t \. comifortab)le and conveniently situ atedl thIiree-r olmedl houwse. Ternms easy. A pply at t his office. tf 11 Th'le best tonme for weak and delicate ti children, and also the best remedy for coughs and colds, is Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites. Prepared by P. Robertson, .pharmacist, opposite the Post Otliee. tf. P ti ID. C. Flynn is in Newberry and his slaughter of prices is genuine. He is selling everything ridiculously low. No c] doubt lie is determined to sell out this C time. tf WXritingr paper at 3 cents a quire atq Hunt's Book Store.g A Healthy Growth. . Acker's Blood Elixir has gained a firmi hold on the American peopie and is ae knowledged to be superior to all other prearationls. It is a positive cure for all IBlood and skin Diseases. The mied ical fraternity indorse and prescribe it. ,,4 (uaranteed and sold byv P.Rbrsn oppolXsite Postofflce, Newberry, S. C. Wright & J. WV. Coppock's line of (enits' Neckwear is just awfully nice. Thait is what the ladies say, i. e. the tst looking oneCs. tf 1 p Hallow, Charlie! Have you been spending the winter in Mexico? Naw, been to Wright & Coppock's; cculdn't resist. tf Happinet' andi Contentment Cannot go hand in hand if we iook on the (lark side of every little obstacle. Nothing w:ll so (darken life and make it t a burden as D)yspepsia, Constipation and Indigestion, and miake life a happi ness and pleasure. Sold at 2.5 and .50 cents by P. Robertson, opposite Post-:>f flee, Newberrv. W%right & J. W. Copp)ock's is the place to get y.ourI Clothing if you want to get the worth of your money. tf ( Base-balls from 5e. to $1.50, at Hunt's i~ook Store. tf. ~ NOTES FROM EXCELSIOR. Fodder pulling is now the order of me day. A good refreshing shower (of rain on inday evening and farmers are look g cheerful. Mr. J. H. Crosson and wife spent Sat day night visiting relatives at Wal u. _Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Long, of the )lnstone section, visited relatives in lis cormmunity last Saturday night. Messrs. E. N. Cook and .James C'ris n visited relatives at Lewiedale last eek. Mrs. B. B. Schumipert and Miss Leila ates visited relatives at Newberry it week. One of our young men claims that hen he puts on his high heel hat and .1s to see his girl, that he "gets ere." and we don't doubt it, as he >n't return home until the wee late >ur of three in the morning. We are glad to learn that the young ei of the Ridge Road section have ganized a debating society. It meets Friday night of each week. They so have a flourishing Y. M. C. A. in at community. Miss Corrie Miller, the young lady the Mt.. Pilgrim section that drank me concentrated lye about nine onths ago, is still suflering consider >ly from the effects. We hope sooni hear of her being restored to her ,alth again. The patrons of the school held an her meeting on last Saturday morn g and elected Mr. James D. Kinard teacher. Mr. Kinard has accepted e position extended him and will re )el the school on the first Monday in gptenber. SI;MA. Helena Hernidingw. The young people are enjoying des and drives through the grove and ady roadways in the quiet of early -eing. Miss Wille-May Kilgore and M\iss tillie Kibler are visiting friends and latives in the county. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sheppard ent down the other day on a visit to tat favored region round about Pros .rity. Mr.Pat Galvin and family,consisting 'three ladies and six children, from harleston, are stopping at Mr. T. P. ale's. The amateur gardeners have planted r late Irish potatoes, beans, cucun Tr_, etc., and are preparing for a ple:i ful suppl.y of the turnip varieties. Dr. S. G. Welch and family are visit .g at Johnston's, in Edgefield County. he doctor returns in a day or two, but is family will remain for several eeks. We are p)leased to see that the inter t does not abate in the Sunday-school 1(d prayer meeting. The parents anid iardians of the children set a good1 cample to the young people by at nding these services. A gentle and copious shower of rain 11 last Sunday afternoon and night, r which we are very thankful. The ~ound is now moist and mnellowv and e atmosphere delightful. We hope r a favoring fall season. An elderly lady, who is accustomed the use of the pip)e, happened in at a righxbor's the other evening, and wish ig a puff of the fragrant weed, found tat she had left her tobacco att hiome. lie young lady of the house, being >mewhat accustomed to the fumes of he pipe, and wishing to gratify her iest, volunteered a supply fromt her other's tobacco bag. Matehes were rick but the old lady puffed and .cw in vain; no fragrant atomts would ecend, no curling rings tremble in the r. It wvas found that a bag of seed was ken for the Durham.' stay at Home in virginia. [Philadelphia Ledger.] 'The talk about Virginia being a ubtful State, so far as it is based upon xe fact that the Republicans had a tajority in the Congressional elections 188, is not well founded. The total te of the State in 1886 wais 60).000 tort of the vote in the Presiden al election of 1874, and of the 60,IK00 ay at homes 43,006 were (judging om the returns) Democrats.. Tihey ill be out again thiqsyear. "Have you read the lattest novel?" No: wh:at is it?" "1It is 'The Quick or xe Decad,' by Amhelie Rives. It is on lie at Hunt's Book Store" Read it. Don't fail to read "The Quick or the endl." Forsale at . H UNT's BOOK 8ToRIE. Everyone should see Wright & J. W. oppock's Uniderwear before p)urcha:s g. It is as comfortable as ornamienl I. This is saying much, but 'tis true. tf SHILoH's VITALIZER is what you eed for Conxstipationx, Loss oftAppetite, 'izziness, and all symptomis of I)ys spsiat. Price 10) and( 75 cents per bot e. CRot'P,WuIoorlxo CoranI and Bronx uitis immediately relieved byShiloh's u re. THAIT HarxlNfa CoroGH can be so .iekly cured by Shiloh's ('ure. We iarmntee it. A Chnld Killed. not her childI killed by the use of iates given in the form of Soothing rup). Why mxothers give their clhii renx such deadly poison is surprising lhen they can relieve the child of its eculiar troubles byv using A cker's Baby oothier. It contains no Opium or Mor bine. Sold by P. Robertson, oppo)site ostoftice, Newberry, S. C. We Can and( Do. uarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for it as been fully demonstrated to the peo le of this country that it is superior to [I other preparations for blood d iseases. t is a positive cure for syphilitie poison ig, Ulcers, Eruptions and Pimiples. It urifies the whole system andl thor uaghly builds up the constitution. F'or de by P. Robert:,o.,op;si4ada.st'dr cc, Newberry, S. C. For a good quatntity of Ten call on S. B. JoNEs. Stitfford's (Copyinlg Ink at Hnuit' W>nk Mtore. tf. Shannon File, at J. WV. (hapmian's. Good Paper at f65e a ream. at J. WX hapman's. Shannon Files,eheap, at Hunt's Book tore. tf. Shall We lia." an Agric.iltural Colege 2 yo the Editor of the Herald and New! It seems tiat our people have had bu >le side of this -iieat (iuestion prt ented to thel. The argumiieits t l Ithat side have been sounded troum th itoulit:lills to the s"a:,(a. r=l unltil it is al id soU 1ig, reverbert iig uni mil ever a1nd4lat' for politi':i ole frmir (o\ rilor to ('roier ha. caugh;t on to ih tdea lecaut the ting is thought t. 1b oiulair. 11 olle stlse awe :re n14 >p)ose to the etaislishinelt of au lgric"Ultural cillege, but we "anno1,t se, 1tt the people of South ( aro;illa ar< juite ready for such : 11)veiellit. WI ,elie"ve Ihat even the nonev that i: tppropriiated to the experimental sta us cold be put to better use. Ever: Iari in the itate upon which a mar pretends to farm at all i.,an experimen al station. Our great and wise nien however, imust experilent at a grea !xpense to the taxpaver, who keep: ploddin)g on, year in and year out hard .y able to keep up under the tax bur lenl. We mnay put it down as a 1act, with ,ut lear of conltralict ion. if this collegI ,i which so much has b)een1 said, i stablished, there will be very few soii )f poor farniers sent and "booked" a tudents. \When we say poor farners we mean those who are in straitenet :ircumstaiees; who live oil rente< armis, and when the year's actouln is balanced, nothing with which t< aducate his Children. Talk "eoliege is much as we please, it will only be ai idvantage to the few and favored. I t is a well known fact that a boy can not enter a college unless he has som >)reparation. It is therefore incuiben upon us as a people to improve our con 1uon school syst:ll, where all our chil lren can get the avlantages of al English education, and then we wil be prepared for the proposed college. Our conltnon schoolsean1 be iliprovel by giving them the thousands of do lars which are spent on experinienia [projects :ui( illigl ration schemcs. We l.elieve if the people should thinl utld act for themselves the horse woul be put before the cart; as it is iow, th art is before the horse, and we se nothing but failure. J I'sTcE. The Colored Odd Fenlow-. Grand1 United Order of Old Fellow District Lodge No. 13, closed its annua tessioin at Newberry Friday evening. The secretary reported the followin; ronditioln of the order in this State Whole number of lodges. 60I; pas i rand masters councils, 3; house hold of Ruth, 14; number of lodge not reported 10; members, 1654; pas noble fathers, 413; initiated during th year 294; members buried, 22; member expelled, 20; members forfeited, 17 ehildren buried, 50; wives buried, ' umount paid to sick, $92i.87; anoun paid for funerals, $909.50; anount pai to widows and orphans, 8460.25; whol amount collected during the yeal S025.20; whole amount paid out dur ing the year, 66725.23; balance in fund and property, $1t'6:i3'.84. The following otlieers were electe, for the ensuing year: C. 1). Lownde! district master: 0. W. Clinton. deput, district master; W. H. Rutherford, di: trict secretary; W. P. Cole, distric treasurer; F. W. Willimuis, district di rector; W. H. Jinkens, district char lain: James Lounlles, district wardei A. )..Jeter. district guardian. The otlicers were installed at th Millers Chapel A. M. E. church, b Dr. A. (. Mclennen, aci ~ ting inistallin unahnously aidopted: "1?esoleCd, Tht weX~ the membiners district lodge No. 13 do hereby tend< our heartfelt thanks for the kind mar ner in which we have been entertaine by the membersCI' of St. .Jacobt Ledge N< 2503, andl( to his honior, the mayor, an citizens of Newberry f"r their hosp tality during our stay in their city. WV. H. RtTHERFORIN, D)istrict Secretary. Seunoo~n CAVo.-Hal:vinrg boug] a large supptily we cani afford to se cheap. Call and examine at Hunt Book Store. tf DEATHS. Mr. Henry WXerts, ofi Silver Stree dlied oin Saturday, 11th instant, o4f col gestion. Aged 5) year's. The two-vear-old son of Mr. and Mr Thos. WV. Galhunan died 1oth instan Mr. J1. CIal. Bowles died at his lhon inl Edgefield, 13th inst., of congestiol Aged about 41) year-. ORLSsA .ZELGTI SE V A nd for soft ness of end(ura(nce to the eye ca no(t. be excel led, enabling the wealrer to r.ei for hours without fatiigue. In fact, they ai Perfect Sight Preservern Testimionials frorn thle leadinir physicin: in t he t'n.itedt sitts. governor-. sena:tors, It islat.ors. stoc)kmen,! men cf 1note in l ar fessions andi b.anches of trade. b,ankers, mr chanies. etc.., 1nn begivent who halve haid thi sight impjroved by their use. ALL EYES FITTED, And the Fit Iiuaranteed by COFlE LD & LYONS, Newe rry. S.C. Thes.e ilasses ' aure not su1pplied to peddlers aniy l,rwe. A. K. HAWKES, E tiLm;fL D1POTS ^ T" "^- GA for either a visiting card or mfammfloth poster. WVe hav faciities for prinitnrg Lawyers' Briefs. School Catalogues, Minutes of Meetings Legal Blanks, By-Laws, Circulan Letter Heads, NoIte Heads, Bill Head: Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Envelope: Shipping Tags, Price Lists, Program: Wedding Invitations, Checks, Receipt: ALL HOUELk I, Nominations. .FOR THEl SENATE. t o the Democratic Voters of New berry County: Responding tothe I wish expressed by citizens from all parts C of the coullty. I hereby announce my I ^,.lf as a candidate for the Senate at the i iiming election. pledging mnyself to - alide the result of the primary election. Respectfully, Y. J. POPE. t -TEFFERSON A SLI(H is hereby I ainnl(ounced for re-nomination at the 1)euocraiie primary election, to repre e sent.the people of Newberry County in tihe State Senate, and is pledged to abide the result of said election. FOR HOUSE OF RCEPRESENTATIVE% - TMALCOLM JOHNSTIONE is . hereby announced as a candidate t for a seat in the House of Representa tives and is pledg,ed to abide the result - of the primary election. P T. C. IUNTE is hereby nomii . 1 nated as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to pr"ima:ry election. C' EORGE S. MOWER is hereby ' nomllinatedl to represent Newberry Cou-ity in the House of Represenlta tives, and is pledged to abide the result of the primary electioni. t - MANY YOTERS. OLE. LIVINGSTON BLEASE J is hereby announced as a candi date for the House of Representatives, - subject to the primary election. 3MANY VOTERS. t FOR SHERIFF. )OUT. T. CALI)WELL is hereby . nolninated for Sheriff of Newber ry County, subject to the primary elec i tioll. -W ARREN G. PETERSON is here 1 by nominated for the office of Sheriff', subject to the primary election. MANY VOTERS. 1 - ------- -.----- _____ e ~ W. RISER is hereby announe an ed as a candidate for Sheriff, and pledged to abide the result of the primary. He has filled the position with great acceptance to the people and credit to himself during the past four years, and we desire to put him there 1aain. MANY VOTERS. CLERK OF COURT. t THE many friends of Mr. C. F. BOYD announce him as a candi s date for Clerk of Court, and pledge him t to abide the result of the primary. e MANY VOTERS. T(OHN M. KINARD is hereby an ) nouneed as a candidate for Clerk of the Court for Newberry County, subject to the primary election. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. C- fOL. A. H. WHEELER is hereby s . announced for re-nomination as d County Treasurer, subject to the pri mary election. It. J. I). SMITH is hereby an . nouncel as a candidate for County t Treasurer. He will abide the result of the primary. MANY OTERS. I; e FOR SCHOOL COM3ISSIONER. TTE are autihorized to announce J. E.} CA \LDWEL L as a candidate for tile office ot School Commissioner, ,subject to the alproval of the Demo r cratie clubs. 4RTHUR KIBLER is hereby an nounced as a cand(idate for School Com isiner, sbetto the result o pr1imary electionl. I HEREBY announce myself as a candidate for tihe office of School C:ommnissioner for Newberry County, subject to the action of tihe people at t the Pri mary Electionl. 11 F. 'W. HIGGINS. FOR PROBATE JUDGE. JTACOB 13. FELLERS is hereby t, ominilated as a candidate for re 1election to the office of Probate Judge, subject to the primary election. t. FOR COUNTY AUDPITOR. We WI . HOUSEAL is hereby an e y. nounced for renonminatiom as County Auditor, subject to the primlary election. FRCOUNTY COIMINNIONERS. LETC. SLIGH is hereby an .A.nounced as a candidate for Count3 Comminhsoner. and pledged to abide tho result of the primary election. r H E friends of S. BEA UR IE A ULI Lannounce himl a candidate foi re-election to tile office of County Comi ml issionler-sub ject to the primary elec tionl. MANY YoTERS. p . Eare authorized to announe ROETB. HOLMAN as Scandidate for County Commissioner, subject to tile primuary election. (S. WEL LS is hereby nominated a~ n-\. a canldidate for the ogice o reCo~unty Comimissioner, and is pledget to abide tile result of the primlar) e Llectionl. MANY FRIENDS. jhSA M MOORE is hereby nonmi 2~'. nated for the office of Count nCommissioner of Newberry County *sublject to tile result of the primar) electionl. MANY FRIENDS. J'BN KEMPSON is hereby an B. nucdas a candidate for Coun, ty Cmmisioer,and will abide the resuit of tile primary. Successful ir: hlis businless as a farmer, he will serve faithfully anId acceptably tile public i: at called upo.n to till the inmportant trust. MANY VOTERS. I HEREBY announce myself as ~ candidate for the office of County Commissioner, and pledge myself tc abide the result of the primary. JOHN D). BROOKS. M.EDITOR : Please announcE my name as a candidate for thE office of County Commissioner, subject a to tihe primary election. e .JAMES J. LANE. ATthe solicitation of my friends, I .t.have decided to announce mysell a candidate for tile office of County Commissioner, subject to primary elect ion. GEORGE A. ROPP. D R. JOHN A. HARMON is hereby IDannounced for C'ounty Commis. sioner for Newberry County, subjeel to the will of the people at the primary Selection. VOTIERS. FOR CORONER. J OHN N. BASS is hereby nlomi nated for re-election to the office o Coroner, subject to the primary election I HAVE reluctantly and after muce solicitation on the part of the pub lie, resolved to sacrifice mny own desire for p)rivate life, and hlereby anniounci *myselfas a candidate for the office o C/rnrof Newberry County, subjec to the primary electionl. WLAM J. SHEELY. G. G. SALE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. -ITI LL PR ACTICE in all the Court: Y V of the State and of the Unite< States for the District of South Caro Office in Mollohon Row, opposite th< I court ilouse, Newbe rry, S. C. DON'T HI CR YOU WILL I WATT T AND MUST HAVE IT,IF LO) I 1hve to acknowedge the corn, I am 0 eveln a i 1,0()o yards of \WhiteLawn Renants, oc. per yard, ;orth Se. 1.003I \ards of (olored Law us, i:en; liauts at :.e. per yard-worth (i.e. There is not help for misfortune 15(. Scotch Cheviots down to 10e. kerges down to 1.jt. 20e. douI-Iwidt h 1)ress Goods down to 1ic. W"hite)resslobes l :s than half price. THOSE PRICES Al i;UT THEIUE IS N Of every kind, slaughtered, including French Lawns. The largest and 1: Broche, open Plaids, canva. white i)rew- (xoods ever I ;uijrpie aLa:t tht LOW P WHICH ASTONISE Flouncing in Swiss and Oriental, 54 inc broidery awful cheap. Silk Glo at 10e-worth 20e. Bleacl Cottonades, Linens, Napkins, S.rir of every MAK A N 0 Parasols, Umb1l11rellas, Shoes, Slippers, B:1 that can be iund in a No. 1 Racket Stor THE LEADER A 'TIS OUR! The Nholisale aed Pletail - AN GROCERY TRADE WE HAVE THE STOCK! THI THE CAPITAL! THE ENE AND, THEREFOR and under no condition will we B0S BSINESS 111 Every express brings new styles: the latest novelties. Despite the ge the last month our business has bee are 75 per cent. better than we expec We desire to openly acknowli thanking them for their past favors, future, assuring them that we will e and that they will always find our best quality and at the very lowest 1 quote to you some of ourstartling, u so very busy that we actually ca Rembemuber that we will not, canr for ensh, and consequently can offer Finally, in con)clusion, and by this one fact upon your mind: Don' We handle Bacon. Flour andi course, our prices are much lower :h smaller lots ; in fact, we can offen department, as. ou;.goods are.all .fr< COME AND SEE US. FLOYD & 1888. SPIN I FOR THE INSPECTI4 This stock has been selected wi ment of all classes of goods and coni Remember that we keep a First-Class I and we guarantee to sel! as c.heap as First-Class ] Our stock comprises all price Medium and Fine Goods. Sole Ag< Strouse & Bros. Fine Tai Chas. Heiser's Fi Zeigler Bros. Fine Sho, WVe have the me Ladies, Misses and Chikc BOYS' AND CHILI An Endless Variety of I NE CKWE AR THE "NE WBER B. H. Cline's Old Stra d, 1. FEET, -WILL SI CALL:-:BEFO1F YOU WILL E GROOERII DRY BOOTS N HiOH .1D 1 FL'LL LINE OF LOOD it. F014J - I 6SITATE, BE TOO LATE. E CASI V PRICES WiLL FETCH IT. V E RSTO CK E D, and must untilad g sacrifice. 12,000 yards of best (inghan, 10 to 12 yd 1emntlanIs. c. Cheap, at 1.c. 173 bundles of ('alico alad Worsted'at 1 per bundle. , and we Iti keep knockin. Oriental marked from 1Oc. to 5c.. from "le. to ISe., froi 25. to 12.e. Haibur:: Edging and I nserting sae rified to, ha1l7Jric1. .;0e. Satteins down to 12.e ,E SANDALOUS. CU(RE FoR. IT. crnOnDS ret tiest variety of striped checked styles and satin finished rougl:t her?. '1 he only -se (cods is the RICES, [ES EVERYBODY. hes, Allover Hamburg and Swiss Em es at 2.5c.-worth -50c; Hoisery iing, Sheeting, Ticking, Cassinieres, Towels, ai Trimmings kind. TE OF THaIS: se Ball Shoes, and, in fact, everything e, is to be had at LYNN'S, \D CHAM PION OF LOW PRICES. !WHAT? Dry goods, Hoots, Shoe OF NEWBERRY. STYLES! THE OCATION! RCY! THE LOW PRICES! E. THE TRADE! pOlIi!We Defy Cumpetitled1 budge from our position as the SE OF NE1'BERRI mnd every freight train is laden with neral dullness which prevailed' for n most satisfactory, and our sa'es ted. edge our gratitude to our patrons, and hope for a continuance in the 'er use our best endeavors to please, stgck of goods the best selected, the bottom figures. We would like to aprecedented prices, but we are kept anot fmnd the time to get them up. ot be undersold, as we buiy 'trictly you every advantage. .'ay of parenthesis, let us impress torget the place ! Molasses by the car load, and, of an when these goods are bought in you special inducements in this sh and bought at botto~m -fig-uresr PURCELL ffEN 1889. )ODS AI NOW OPI5 )N OF THE* PUBLIC. h1 care, and comprises a full assort ains all the novelties of the season ine of Goods, any RIouse South. goods. but we make a specialty or mis for lor-made Clothing, ne Shoes for Gentlemen, as for Ladies. st compIllete line of tren's Shoes in Newberry ATTENTION TO OUR >REN'S CLOTHING. I ats, Both Fur and Straw N PROFUSION. WEARN, RY CLOTHIERS." - NEWBERRY, M. C JR., & C,. ELL YOU E:-:YOU:-: BUY. AVE MONEY! CLOTHING WOODS__ S E IEiNi A VRIETY W T,JR. ,& A - ----- n