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Local and Special. Church Notices. BAPTIST-Rev. C. P. Scott, pastor, preaching next Sunday at11a. m. and 7-00 p.m. Sun. day school at 3:30 p. in.. Mr. .. B. Carwile, Superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3t p. m. Lt,TaaEAS-Rev. W. C. Schaeffer, pastor. Preaching next Sunday by the pastor, at 11 a.m mand 7 45 p. m. Sunday school at 9:&) a. in., Dr. W. Gustave Houseal, nuperntennent. Prayer meeting Friday at 7:45 p. in. METHODIST-Rev. J. L. Stokes. pastor. , Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. au. and 7:15 p.m. Sunday school at 4 p. i.. Mr. John W. Chapman. Superintendent. Prayer meeting at7:15 p.m. A. R. PEESBYTERIAN--CV. E. P. McClintock. pastor. Service next Sunday by the pastor at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 9::W a. m., Mr.:-l. A. Carlisle, Saperinterident. Prayer meeting Thursday at j :lb p. 'n. Missionary Society Wednesday at 3 p. in., Mrs. C. Mower, Presi dent. W. C. T. U. Tuesday at 5 p. in., Mrs. C. Mower. President. EPLSCOrAL-Rev. W. H. Hanekel, rector. Service by the rector every third Sunday at 11 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Lay reading by Mr. N. B. Mazyck at 11 a. in. PRESBYTERIAN-Rev. J. S. Cozhy pastor. Preaching by the pastor at I a. in. and :15 p. in. Su-iday school at 3:30 p. in., Mr. W. E Pelham, 3uperintendaat. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.15 p. mn. Store for Rent, Now occupied by A. J. Sproles. Apply to J. J. LANE. 3t. New Postofice. The postoffice at Helena,B.E. Julien, postmaster, opened for business last Monday and received its first mail on the "old reliable" from Laurens. The mails are received and forwarded four time3 daily. Cotton Gin and )I1. J. E. Glenn, near Helena, desires to inform ine public that he is preparing to g n cotton, and that his corn and grist mill grinds every saturday. 1 Two Good Gins. We have two splendid gins in good condition and ready to gin for all per sons who will kindly bring us their cotton. Clean seed and a good turnout of nice lint. Steam Press. Ot. DOMiNICK & LovEi ACE. Helena High School. The fall session of the Helena High School begins September 3. N, r. Nathr :1 E. Aull, the principal. is a recent gradu ate of Newberry College, wiLh distinc tion, and Miss Greneker, Assistant is a thorough and experienced teache_. The school deserves success. Miss McIntosh's School. This popular school, under the charge of Miss Mattie McIntosh, principal, and Miss Fannie Baxter, assistant, opens on September 25. Their rooms have been enlarged and improved and fitted up for enlarged patronage, and with the modera appliances. These young ladies have proven themselves excellent teachers and deserve success. The Columb-a Clothier. We desire to call attention to the ad vertisement in another colum of Mr. M L. Kinard, the Columbia clothier. The very mention of his name carries with it the idea of nice suits, fine hats and a large stock of gent.s' furnishing goods. When' you go to Columbia just go in his immense establishment and see the many nice things he has there. .Clean and Sharp. I am now selling Grindstones and Soap very chehap. I want to go to NE" YoRK and will sell goods low down for the next 3) days. Niet the best Har~ ness Oil at 153 cents a pint or 25 cents a Squart at J. S. R USSELL'S. P. S. Cheap pants just received. Newberry Female Academy. The next session of the Newberry Female Academy will begin Septem ber 26. Miss E. 0. Garlington, princi pal, with an able corps of instructors, the past session conducted this desery. edly popular institution to the satisfsc tion of the patrons. The instructors for the next year are the same. The course is thorough. The best tonme for wveak and delicate children, and also the best remedy fom coughs and colds, is Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites. Prepared by P. Robertson, pharmaneist, opposite the Post Office. tf. SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shilohi's Cure is the Remedy for you. --- A Card. During the heated y >litical strife it s lould not be forgotten that Pelham's Pharmacy is the place to buy drugs and medicines. Sticking plaster, armec and other seasonable goods always oi hand. Here the defeated candidate may find solace in fragraut havanas; here the successful ones canl quaff oft milk shakes and so-da-l ight ful watlers drinks -'that cheer but not ineb:-iate"; and here the weary voter may rejuve nate h-s energies anzd rejoice in the pur chase of a bottle of Pelham-s Strength ening Bitters. Largest stock! Lowest prices!! Polite attention!!! A hearty wvelcome is ex tened to all, at A Vacation. Rev. W. C. Schaeffer, the p)astor of the Lutheran chu:ch at this place. has Sbeen gra.ited a mo?ts' vacation by his congregation. and will spend it irn Hen dersonville, N. C. Mr. Schaefler left on Monday anid drove through in his bug gy. Mrs. Schaeffer and the child'-en will leave to-day. Rev. J. S. Cozby, of thie Presbyterian Church, is alse taking a mo-ith of much needed rest and recreation, baving also been granted a vacaition by his congre ~gation. Religious. The Rev. M. M. Brabhamn will begin a proteted meeting at Lebanon, M. E. Church on Saturday, the first of September, to continue several days. The public is cordially invited to attend. The Union service next Sa iday night will be held i?m the Presbyterian enurch and the sermon will be preached by Rev. E. P. McCli'itock. The Reedy River Association will meet in New berry Baptist church, on '.September 11, Tuesday, and will be in session for several days. In the absence of the pastor at the Lutheran chnrch next Sunday morn ing Mr. Geo. B. Cromer will conduct tile services and read a sermon. Shannonl File, at J. WV. Chapman's. Good Paper at tS5e a reaml, ait J. W 'Chapman's. Shannon Files,eheap, at Hunt's Book Store. - tf. "Have you read the latest novel?" "No- wha't is it?" "It is 'The Quick ox the Dead.' by Amelie Rives. L t is oi sale at Hunt~s Book Store." Rlead. tf, 7 -1- -. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOTT. The CounLy Convention will meet here on Saturday for the purpose of electing delegates to the State Conven tion and such other business as may come before it. Messrs. L*ve!ace and 1 om;nick ar prepared to gin your coi to-i on sho:L notice, and have everyJiing to furnish you The finest sample. Give the'n a ca'. Messrs. S. B. Aull and J. E. U"-owi have rented the Cotion ltfrmi used by M r. Vliatm I. Harp last season and w'l weigh cotion there this season. Toe colored excur ion fron tis place to Greenville last Thursday" was delay ed ill getting off. It was almost a fail ure as a beneficia! investueat. There will be a picnic at. Johnstone Academy on F iday, September 7. The public is i.nt ited. The ladi^s are ex pected to bring baskeis. The Executive (ommittee wi" meet to-day to talbulte the rotuni' and declare the result or tl il':i ; I 'ec t"o;l. Mr. Clarence McF all can be found with the firm of S. N. A pple!b & Co., 6001 West I;alto-st., ltitmio,c, Nid. The First Bate. The first bale of new cotton for this season at this piace was sold last Satur day by Mr.M.!J. Longshore,of No. 7, to Mr. 0. MeR. Holmes for 9;e; we:ght 450 pounds. .ir. Longshore remem bered The Herald and News out of the first bale. Personal. MIrs. I. B. IIolhian and el'ildren have returned from Piosperity. Miss Eva D)ansby has gone to Green vi'le and has charge of he Sieger Sewing Machine Company's oitfee at that place. Miss Nellie Neel. of No. 10 township, is visiting Aiiss Li!v Suniner. Mrs. S. G. Welch and daughter re turned from Edgetiell last Friday. The Misses S Xllie Ki.b':r, Willie-May Kilgore and Ma.y Bishop have re turned from their visits to different parts-of the county. M r. J. P. Pool has re ur .ned f -.oi Hendersoaville. Mr. L. V. Jones us rclai.ied from Ashevile. Col. C. H. Suber has returned from Asheville. Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry -iigli visited Mr. Croniel's fai!ly at Helena last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Kinard, of Nine ty-Six, are visiting Mts. Chalpel'. Mr. Frank B. Lane, Capt. J. W. Gary and Mrs. P. M. Crouch have re turned from Glenn Spi"igs. Mr. T. Q. Boozer has returned from New York.. Mr. 0. McR. Hlohnes has go.de to New York and other points Norih. Mrs. Welch, from Newberry, accom panied by her daughier, is over on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Henry- Hi;l. She .is the miothe- of air. Williams Welch, the young artist, wholu is now in Washingoa plyinig his pencil as draugh.smnan for the Government, and his brt'sh in the execution of works of art when opporto.iity offers. He ex pects to v'sit Europe next spriug in the interest of his profession. His btush is destined to maKe him famious.-Joham ston Monitor. Turnip Seeds.TunpeesRua baga, Early Flat Dutch, Red or Purple Trop, A mber Goi e, Yellow A berdeen. Maminoth G!iohe;, (Golden Ball and other variet ies just received and fo)r sale at. Rober'tso;n s ug S tore, oppbosite tihe IPod,oflice. Oil, Paints and Art material of every description, at tf. H NT's B(ooK Si onE. WVright &. J. W. Co~ppock's line of G ents' NcOkwear1 is just awfully Ilice. That is what the ladies -ayv, i. e. the H allowv, Chairlie! Have yo u 1been1 spending the winfter' ill Mexico? Nawv, been to W\right xZ ((oppack's; coutldn't resist. tf Sur.on)'s V,TA .r:n~ is What von rneed for (Cons.ipatio, Loss of A ppetite, Dizainled. and all SYmptomiis of D)ys 'esi. Pric:" 101 and 75 cents iter bot die. chiLis j'nediaLely r'elieved by Sihiloh's Cure. THA1fT IIA(CKING C'oiGH cr.n be so0 To Csi lN.ubcu Meeig: eeatt. Coult Hmeet n Thurda teouse at 3 e' elok.ia feno,frtepr TonsipN. 1ian eiub.l eta h At a meeting of the Mt. Pleasaint Club, of Township 8, Clubt :2. tihe fol lowing delegraies were elected to tile County Conveniiou to be .held at Newberry Sep)temlber ist, to eteet dele gates to the Stie Conv~entioni, viz., Col. L. P. Miller, A. Y. W. Glymlph, Moorman Ruffxi, J1. Munroe Wicker. Alternates: A. J. Wiliinghami, John C. Adams, T. Hl. Alewi1ie, D)r. .J. M. H-. Ruft. T. HJ. A LEW w NE, Secretary. Carolina C!ab. A meect ing of the Carolina Demlocrat ie Club will be held at McCaughmjn Hail -onFrda ynigh t A ugust 31i, 1888 at 8.30) o'clock for the purp)ose of electiag del egates to the County Convention to be held at New berry on SaLurday Sep temiber 1, 18tS. andi other business. -A full attendance of tihe mnemlbers is de sire.d. Don't fail to rend "The Quick or the Dead.n For sale at tf. H UNT's BlooK SToR E. E've'rvone ..hovuld.se WV'riht & J1. WV. C opp~ock' E~ nderwevtar bi'e puirchas tal Tis is saying! much,.ihut 'tis true. t W~rting pan)er at :; ent aa 1uire a Hunt's .bok st(ore. For a good quantiTy of Tea call onl tf AT S. 1B. JONES.j Our Ext' . The Herald and News, in order t' get out a special edition containing tabulated statement of Tuesday's pri mary election, sent special messenger to six of the precintcts to make sure o the full returns. It was not necessarl to have sent iess"ngers to all of these precinets. but if we had not sent, espee ia'y to Walton. the p:obaoilities ar that tie vote tieie would not hav< been receivedi Tuesday night. As i was, we were ena;lbled to seuce Comn piete returns from all the preciticis be Ol e ihe vote at Newberrv was counted, vhich was not completed un: aftec a. Im. Wedneslay.i Our tabutlated staieenICtt w.a COn )lec:.d and o'i the pre, at 4.:;0 a. in 1Vedcsday, and by 7 o'clock we had ,hem disi'ibuted in Prosperity aad luilmbers of pe,sous took them in al] lirections. An edation oZ :..000 cop:es has been e-ary eCxlausted. The e't1a W:is in reat de"iaad all day yesterday. It has cos: us colls;iderable labor arn( omie imo:ey to a ecolplish this work. >It we fe l fully repaid by the way il r lieh our eflort was apprciated. Mt. I'. xin High School. The closing exercises of the Mt. Pil grim High School were held on lasi Thursday. Mr. J. S. Wheeler has been the teacher of this school for the pasi ,ession. He has been assisted by Mis: Mamie Millec. The school has beer ell patronized the past session and deserves the hearty support of the pa reltsin that section of the coctnty. We regnot we could not attend these exer ises. We understand e'ei thing passed. ofI p(easantly and to the satisfaction 0: il Ipreseit. We give herewith a prograticne of the xerc"ises in full: l'tou.:AMM : Son-The Thirteen Coonie-Car :e ti;ience: Belie Miller. Sallie Cook, mmia Niller, Josephine Clamp, Eva bo- elace, AFrances Miller, Maleak Hart nan. Fannie Am-ick, lainie Lovelace, Eva toce ma ii, Alberta Cook, Bessie f iller. SaliuitorV-.Johiin Miller. i-oe Out Your Row-Johiie Domt lick. Uood Desires-Jiimnie Miller. Jerome Hatmon. A Happy Lif, -Belie Stockman. Fields for Labor-Bennie Cook. Man's True Relation to Society I:trion Dominick. N ow-TiiUney Stockian. 31usic. Iobert F. Lee-Teacher of Southera i ouihl-R a.dall Watts. I Hope--J anies Cook. I Can a nd I ('ait-lola Taylor. Tne Habit of I:eadiing-.Jacob Miller. Ru:n's Maiiiae-Ora Cook. Music. The Fiddle.-Orel'a I)omitnick. Boys ad U,ls' Rights-Curtis spence. Tinic-(GVssie Werts, Mattie Miller, Iamie Uliller. The Purpose of Life- right Miller. The Sunset Cityv-Eva Lovelace. Dialogue-The Spelling Chi's-Bea eit D)ominiek. 3Marion Dominick, Rant bill Watts. Jacob Miller, Tiuney Stock nan, George Krelle, Johnnie D)oni : ek, A th u r Qu at tlebaumi. Ira Schumn ert, .I:erry Hartmnan, Eennlie Cook. James Cook, .John Mlills. Tnev Sav-E va Stockiuan. A Candidate s El'orts to Get the oinatioa-TIVt Watts. A Pictu ce of Life-Ada Miller. -Music. The Want of tile Hour-John~ Wat is. Live for Somneth ing-I'>essie MIiller. Itemuember Boys M1ake NMen-Arric Antiek. Better than Gold-Josephine Clamp. To-morrow-Fannuie Amtick. Life is Whtat We Mlake It-Osemi Lo velace. IDialogue-A Leap Year Party-Ort ook, Ada Miller, Dora Dominick, Mary Donminiek, Bright Mliller. MIusic. Thle Lace-Frances M1iller. The Old (Canal-Osborne Miller, Os >erne Long, Malecom Cook, Joe Hart mana, Beltont Dointi(ek. Do Thou Little-D)o it Well.-Mal Find a Way or Make It-Brooks Mil A Mother's WVorkz-Mamnie Lovelac mnd erry Hl-artin. Develol'>men t of American Ind ustry -Quincy Cook. Tlhe Enseen Battle-field -E:nm Miller. Music. A D)olla: or Two-Laura Mills. Nehoo'l Boy's Lament - Tomic tor, Jacob Tayi;lor, Lilla Traylor.: The Wonder's WXorkedl by the Suni Ras-Edward Long. Tiime Is Passing-Belle M iller. The Editor-Willie Cook. Accept tile Situation-Mary Domni Music. The Curse of B umi-Carrie Spenee. But ter-Arthutr Quattlehaml. Inadepence hel!-SaIlie ('ook. The Moral Eleent inl EduLcationi liton Domniek. Riding ini the Catr-E:len M':ller and Mutsic of Labior-Pink Cook, H{er Levi .-chumpei]~rt. (haracter and Achiievmuent-Ento. D ialogue-Tit for Tat-Ernest Wer.s Itohnu Waitts, Eiei Lonlg, Oscar Love ace. Quliney Cook. Clifton Domiiekic. SomJlebody's Darliing is Dead-Naney E-awkins. Our Ftture andi Respontsi bili ty-Er. test Werts. Tile P ast and the Present-Wil lic Watts. Albertai Cook. Speak Not Harsh ly-MaryD)ominiek. Wright & .J. W. Coppock have got a Ag stock, and they are going to sell it r give it away. MIark 04s. tf Good WIXriting Pap)er at 4e a quire, at I. WI. Chapnman's. Who keens the nicest stack of Hl-ats in Nevberrv7' Wrigh t & J. W. C'oppock 30 and( see thieim andt be convinced. tf. Lvidv Florence's Tooth and Mouth Wash, an elegant and safe prep)aration: r preservintg and beautifying thc eth and1( stren.rthening the gums, Fr sale at Robertson's Drug Sto're, op osite the Post Ofrice. tf. ScrIoot ('u vox.-Having bough, large supply we can aff'ord to sel hneap. Call andi examine at Hunt% Book Store. tf Crouet Sets. Hammocks, Fishing :aek-s, etc., at Hunt's Book Store. tf IDoYs, Now Is Y\orR CHANCE.-T: vou go to H- ut's Book Store and buy i cet, tablet, they will give you a ne ai pencil. tf. For Base-balls, Bats, Caps, Belts Masks, Gloves, etc., go to Hunt's Boo] more. tf.9 Samt Jones is now furnishine Ice Cream, Soda WVater and Milk SYtake that is unexcelled. We know it to b u. ti -i Mt. Tabor High School. the c lto ing; exe: cisesO5 of the _l,. Tabor Hig,h school were held on ::-t - j Friday. This schoDl was oranized ab)ut three years ago and has dlemon- 0 f strated the wisdon of its founders li the large pat :nage it has received ami t thestIccess that LaN ate:Ided it. - Prof. E. 0. Counts 1as been i:s pin cipal for three years. Mr. Counts ir a is gma E4! o i Neberry ColCme. ,:mdr P has lte a very stIce: sful teache?. it is a ratter of regret tinat he i'as dc;d vi to gve pi, teacling. It w: our pieasure to attend the clo-Inlg exer'"is'"s in connaeeti')n wi:hIN tl;s sc:lool. e Tile aa -mtal a:drtss was delivered by Re.c. (. W. Holland, 1). 1)., of New be' y College. The speeches and essays by tie punlis weie au good. Th _"'e was a I ge crowd present and it always 1 dloe's is good to v'sit this seciion of ihe county a,:d pa' ake of the hospitality t Gi ihese rood people. t One of tIle liost pieasiilg episodes ina ("o;-OcoUnt,ll with the e"xe'cises was left for the c"losC. It was the presentton to Prof. E. 0. :'oults: by Rev. J. C. - SU;h, i- behalf of the pupils of a beau- tr titul gold he:ded cane. o it is aWays a pleasure to us to know sh that a teacher's work is appreciated by li those foe whose good he labors an'd W that too, while he yet lives. se The presentation was made in a de beautiful speech by Rev. J. A. SJ;h. Prof. Counts respoo.ded in a very hap- c py nanller.1( This school v:ll be taught another t; yearl by Mr Ernest S. Drehei, a recent gi aduate o.' Roanoke Coliege. Miss p Ia'laie Crooks has been lie ass st- te ant for the past yeac and will contin:Up in the samic positioa for the next year. at Th: school has enrolled the past la year J2 pepils. It is schools of this ea k'id that we most need in our im Uai so di"t i.ets. TI'lhey are doin-; a good and el great eduilcal ona work for the youih of of ou: lant'. We hope to s'e this school continue jo to ics:e' un11dcer the new managemllent. t: We give heren ith a copy of the i)o- al granIne: tl: PROG PAMME. ai I'm a Man. Dialot,ae. W! Recitation. By little boys. w' Work or Play. Dialog ae. w Small Pitchets Hlave Large Ears. be Dialog .ae. The Sick Doll. Dialoae. TI Recitatat:on. Honesty he Best Policy. Dia'og ae- at --They Say." Recitation. d Oh Dear! Dialogue. A Pazz-e. Dialog ae. a Keeping Store. Dialogue. it Ricing il the Cars. Recitation. A Reply. Recitation. That Echo. Dialogae. Knowi4n, the Circumstances. Dialoae. The Wo-derl.' Scholar. Dialo.,ue. SI Writing a Letker. Dialog;ae. T TJ ngs I Love. Recitatior. to Coil 2;ry Cous:.as. Dialorae. L:ttle T >gs. Dialogue. h A. P"ace for Ever;l 'og, Dialogue. ii The Everlasting Talke:-. Da'ogue. ~ Thbe Schooimaster Abroad.:~ Dialogue.. Av e aal. Oratioa. By .)r. Holland. m1 Tr:gg~s in General and Some in h Parderl1ar. Dialog te. The Presideuts. PeestLatioi. t THE DEBATING SOCIETY-DEBATE: ReCsolved, Tlhat the Common Schools i of South Caro'aa Deserve More At- hi teet ion at Prese'it than Higher Educa- d< tion. Joseph Derrick, Aug astos Sheely, d ajFrmative- James Teague, S'idney Der- fr rick, negatwe. Essay-Uncle Sam's Farm. 3Miss Mary fa Moctts. t Nu,mber of students participat:ng, CL. NOTES FROM EXCELSIORI. h: At this wvril ng the weather remains t dryv amli dusty.' :3lessrs. Hf. 3M. Singley and company" huas purchlasedi a tnw cotton gin. SomeiL CO >l we a ther has been expe- ;; rieAcedl dudahg tihe pa.st week. (. Our farmers are now busily engaged gatherinug out the fleecy staple. Tihe 2Sthm has past and gooe, and sonie of the canldidaies are now happy, wvhile some are of course happier. h Mr. JIacob B. Pedenbaugh, who lives in the. St . Pauls' communlittyl, Sold a bale u of cotton Onl last Saiarday muorning. Mir. RedenbaugTh is an early bird in thte f: line of' falrmnin.. It.bJon Schumnpert and famllmy, of S the Mt. Pilgrhn .sectio n, pmaid his segu- T7 lar' seveni years visit to his sister on a Saturi day. Mr. Schu mpert resies ' five miles of his sister and v siis her p once in everyV seven years. n The Excelsior School closed Fr'iday evning,~ as5 we annlounced last week. C The at~ tendane was good taul the ex eieies v'ery imi ere.tinhg. The exerc~ses R wereeloa .wit pry-rby Rev. '. A. P Marksn, of !'ro'splity. On last Th ur"slhy we again had the plt'-sur'e omf ade.ndintg another 0one of' t<.. J pleasat, andittl i ejoyable occasU'ins, thet E.<ib!ition a id pienie of Mir. .. S. k WheeIt'le'i' School, att the.Mit. ilgrimn \.c:tdemyi. We arriveu. at thle abiove namited place at 0 o'clock and foun d a gaadiy num~iber alr'eady gathered, *andy the numnber kept intcreatsing until we t( wer'e remtinded of uhe piece of poetry that r'eads thtus: "'It sented t hat all of Adam's rce We re gat hiered together in onie lae.1 At 10) o'clock the exec!'i"es wxerer opened with prayer by Rev. C. A. ti Marks,. after wvhichi fodlowed speeches b and1 dialogutes of various kinds, the scholars being i ntraoduced by thle teacher. After tile exercises were iA through the long and p)repared table t: was filled to ahnost overflowing w'th tie ver.- best of eatab)les, being enough ) for u!!, and st 11 somec to carry home. After dinnrer the young folks enjoyed o themse~lves ill social contver.saiions, of ii course general'y two in number, wvhile ' the older folh:s enjoyed themselves in lookngt on anid talking over their b: young days. The imusic furaished for .~ thle occasionI, by 3Miss Nora Miller on the organi anid Messr's. L. M. Matthews and .J. A. Kiaard ou the violia, added A very nmuch to the enjoymheat of tile day. Thus passed away another v pleasant and enjoyable occasion-an a occasion of which both old and young p always enjoy themselves. C SroMA. (Glean Springs Water, just received o and for sale by' case or bottle, by P. Rt,benson, Pharmacist, opposite the pos othice. Ice House open Sunday's 8 to 9 a. mn. 12 tol1p. m. and 6to 7p. m. ti. S. B. JONES. F V~iLL YOU SUFFER Wit Dyspepsiat 6 and Liver Comnplaint?~ Shiloh's \ita n.,m. a uarnterl to cure you. -huilert, wnoa*e e mp.e 1 the railroad bet wcen ( ''a noug nta., and Meridi:M _:-s.. hav' re t1r.ed home Until the yi! '1' l' ' ck- onvi1i( sh:dl haeuia At the closiil erriseC 1 )llltS' sch1ool at 1. TI - s:iited with a beautifu igobl-ha nt: by hs 1tppi hep m is Made Ay Rev. J. A. i;,-;:i f >Uilts respOl:ded( veryt tlpp:'rt'riat'_ly. Pr-of..E. (). C;ounits hlas in -ineae Woi era, v books and 1otw 1h.- b":..( O. e books in the otilce ;i in e We. "itone wis lit ilA I ' 0 - -ithecr wvas thelsrfac wo: r . 1 i Ld above the mineral wei: e"-iileen one day, or evei a wee. Oi last Sunday niht a wrihitt w:On:t giving her n:ue as ' lr'iu llpSS, united h"e$l Lrself wit he :l- - ed Baptist church here. Tl:u nii! e lodged with som 1! s ol' re.l e'l ar the church. We learn that she as run from Newberry. We hlave1 idon k.own of such a case of total 4ravity and degredation. , We are still exceedingly dry. and the t tion is opening rapitly. Pick'ng haI inlenced. Late o1n is rali' :r(. I rdens a per~eci faiiure. v Well the first primary isover(1 a.:a the (t S is oln down. but she has >i:ei :cribly seocchedl phl sit- e."mn 1ties feel ve"ry badly '.his mo, i0" d are dejected. while olihe s :11 e jab - tlt and are happ,, a' d sere:e. Inie ndidates meet their defeat manly rue otherw;se. All coul(i not he acted; there were more men than o - liees, except for Auditor and 1'i;>h:)1 idge. HoIseal a:yl Ieil a 11:11 [ly tine, and nobody is mia(i he.aUse ey, are elected, and nooiuy to beat, td they are joyous aiid haplt. T !e( ings will be so. Ballot byx: a out as uncertain as a pei it ju , aId til cont(inue to be so, but the (tild IIs on all the saei(. T h il soon be f(rgotte: and ahli tbed b. ! eater and more impormilit events. o ere is one oaee-a grcat ollie to lichl we may all be elected ii we vote i ight down1 here, and this we sloit" I , and that is a great. and itlh of.(e- t ,in and a pr.est unto 'ad. S nloe be. 't':. Jt Tbe-e to be at Coni. It was reported yesterday that 31r. Igh would contest the electi(o (:1 .lesday. The Herald vadew hied a lik with 3r. Sligh yesterday. and hei id not decided wlnit would 'be done. any of his friends think the-owa egal voting and that hie was defeated - such voting,~ andE they\ are<-m d g him11 tol make anl investigationi. IThis] Ilimay do, and ill order to) to SO be ay g'ive notice of pIrotest or conltest, so eat he may be enableud to niak' the ~ vestigation. 'That he sa1d wvouhl zive mt an opportunity to) inves ;gaie :uli j :termige whether there isa :v: it.un ttion. for this apprehension oif h isj iends. If he is satistied he was beate en iry none will bo0w mor;)i' gnII-efully yl tan he to tihe wui! of' the majority. Flynn is again with us a:edt pries ive gone downz witIl a ruen :wIui-n s timei . -'. dge," et c., et c. If' you want a tir+.eis Sewiln Ma ine, call on D). B. Wueler 'n01 ien reet, next door to) Dr. Pop'e's oe. Uf Worth Knxowi;. That Aileo'ok's P1oroue E:;tr. aie e highlest result of mtedie -n'.ee:;l till, and in ingredients o.d~ muethod." ave iever i;en eqtualed. Tha.lt. they are the or'iinaIl: :nn];en ne r rous plasters up>n wh o serp ne intators trade. That Allcoekt's Porou' Plasaer3 never ii to performa their remledi:l Iwi 0 ickly" and eti'eetu:ily. That for weak Back, Rh'eutl''''is. -atica. Coldds, Lung~ Trouble.I Khine. !tlties, Malaria. D ys; in-s L'i ' d Stomach Atreetions, Atr''ins :ii I Loca.1 Pains, they are invalable That whlen y'ou buly Allenek' 'orou. lasters you obtainl tihe bes't pit'"r inde. More of those Oxtoni h'., at -. Remlembuer' that W\riuil & . W. Cop >k gZiv aI d isc.ounlt of1 1e '' wrl cem. 0m regular pr~ices; onl all cash "al. Cofetions. Cake.s ::n Cr.:Ae avs freshi at S.... -... - For hlame ba;'-k, si de or c:.u- i .Es:'e-hallls n'om :v. 1.) .-' 51 u' (ok Store. if Wriht & J1. W. ('p-kso'h -et thle wor't t o ou in-'::.' Serofula, in t!w' bltoo, 'Crrupl ans"i lt:tiats every tissue aidi :ib::r the formi of swellings, erysip elas, or nnig sores,thle nudaignlant poisonls of s disease are eco:op;letely eradicat cd the use of Ayer's Sarsap(arilla. Malarial poisons1 can he entirely re oved fronm the system by the use of yer's Ague ('ure. 'This remledy con-I ils a specific, in the fo'm (of a veget e prtoduct, usedl in Ilo olther Ague pre- I Don't forget that D). B. Wheeler has i hnid at reasonI:Ihl- pri.l'es the Do testic, Davis arnd t he Ne w H-omec Sew CAt TA PRH ('U'IlED, lohah:i *we emedyl~. Priee 501 cents. Not:sd in etor free. Guard Agaiant the strike, nd always have a bottie of Acker' nzish Remedy in thbe hlouse. You nliot tell how sooni Croup lmayx trike ur little one, or a cold or coughi may .sten itself upon you. Onec do'-d isa reventive anId a few doses a p)(ith e .ire. All Throat anti I.ung troulble eld to its treatment. A Samle h;otde givenI you free and tihe Renedy"ar tteed by P. Riober'tson, opposite if'os)t lice, ewberry. S. C. A Chil KHied. .nother child kille byI the lise 'f t piates given in the forml of So' tihing t rup. Whny mo(thers g'ive their chi-i ren such det'dly poisonP is sturpriei 'hen they can~ rcliev thle c'hild of it. euliar t'rouble by usin A eker's lab oother. It contains- no Op.iumn or Mior hine. Sold by P. Roberts.on, oppos.ite ostfce, N\ewberry, S. C, ~i~' Th' r..eiis of the a-sociation are now to b opni;ed to the publie. The :il ioom s Conmittee have (,: hw:i tlhen neatly and tastily r i. 'ewalls :intcd. nice mat _i!ut (:: ihe floors, newspjt:iperS aIi 'w rl-li.n? matter tiled in order; in : ould be done was done - m::.e t 1 (;: t ag;e;laile place in ..::,--cry .:- o:c young m"I to spend :i v Ir T:o tion11 ofes to a1i oung' :.n. f w . ti:e use of a Wtieli-1ig,hted, ] y * .g r)S, supp.iccl with .an-, ek s. rau:tllS' t ,rokil, &c.. ill be p'laced i; i' oon 1- ! as p!1.:Sible". s :::eti!rd s aIie held every :ntternoon at1 T:u>nd Thursday r'aient pa sto,rs ot diffcrent . S Uou ch1ief a':n is to h:n i save S.v nn n)1(J, i tnoehrisa'e d i. m:n the attractive, in .,in! +1 e l(eicial to that class. be .5in is.iht hea1:ty, ebeet al. e :!)h erisi), poi.:teu. ] 'ba t)o,ics are :ti"anged and discus:'d 1 a ma .j ner best calcalated to insp'e oUtIg men with respect for a vigorous, ia dly (-issianuiV,and stinu!ate them > lead itC1 lives. T h-ie for the montii of Septen e, : ;:1 le ti.e (hisian WCar'are, and i 01 ed.ided-(1 intO seve tol)ics. one r cu, n)i(&t; l (lturin:; the nionh. a :I:. ::s o .S ilnri . e ' :iter m o.tlhs it is ehe urg :- of t be *.,iciaioni to p -ovide a >.'e (c it nterc.sting lee'i_res, and eu , b1nents frr tie neImbe sald their Tie edu::,,iOn:al cliasses a -e anthler i et4 E1 .ature to be intloduCed at i e'y d;te. (lasses il boo- keepig, t1m:11e C';:l a,40m1ette, penmlanshl:p,{ r oth:' br ahe:1es, wvill be ::\. Evr e,'fibZrt -will be made w '.';iim tiorougl 1y in'tiuetive s.CAL (Arrei.:iCs. ti aes Asse''a:-y. rceently or ::-.ed, w'I assist i p--oviding a series rectepons. where the members aid "t.1(ipa ln g:sthler i.1 ple:iSait inlter v-'e. for the 1'romionil of frieidly .th) Io a amo- t!e'-selves, and where 1. w it will be d:seussed, and plans 0 men." '-' cette anid l ghee a tain et in tore in T.: T, !.' cl s. 1 ''he Wogi'e s UIble Training Class o~i:,i!Zed and con(ducted for the -pos1 o tlatil!itg Chi'siila young e i iii Ile u-c ); the Word, both 1a d i mieetings and in dealing per >na0 w'th the inco:iveited. 'Tah:^g T:mi. 1:15. anid Jiot. .):39, as a watch-, w; xe w: N.-:1-:) '30 o-.m-s Aaasoc2iat)in buildng adapted to o: r ne(1s. bi.;ty' youg menIWL to atteud w melns,inseadoftwenty youn ieil (.b1 tbe receept ion commnitLee. T w e:'vetac.ive Clis~titian young meni >joAi the Trai&ncz Class. More mieil and bet ter work for all the onit teiie. W\ill you be one of them? H:inesslZt'~ and Con:tentmne.lt u a-minl in h:amd if we look on ,i 2 -oL. o!'every little obstdele. Main-.d! oda--ien life and niuke it huole as D yspepia. Consipation ..I lii esi, and untake life, a happi .4: v" e:sore. Sol I at 25 and 50 iv y P. Robeson, o4ppoiiL Post-of Mye'tised Lettersa. I ,.t' omeIt'., Yi:wm:i:vt. S. C. iso ees unecinimned and advertised :*iutuni' \:, n W .. Donn. lI ss Anna -.. :le. a:nui 1-. fr(ai,'sby, Dockc * 1.. U e v. . W. 'GoodmflanI. Mrs. Mary - cr -;elil. Pri.,;le. Rt. A. 1'21 *g L..ir.& W. T. G3ib.son. :I n * :. i : for these letters will please y ' ar we,wietised. - w.e of i*i'r i*w. to the t yc cai . c,d... ':a' n:I the weare' o read a ham. fat ige. I a fact, .. icy are etSight Preservers. rache. icdis phicians. - - ::t u vit ''. xentor 1)1-) - .n.\ el I,y their Use. ALL EYES FIT TED. i - Fit Guaranteed by rCI LD & LYON4S, Newberry, S. C. rTh . -:ds r not suppiled to peddlers at A. K. HAWKES, ~li.USA! )[~f ~ATL.-NTA. GA. 5HERIFF'S TAX SALE B Y VmJTUE of an execution to me 4 irected by A. H. Wheeler, Treas rcr of~ N ew berry County,. 1 will sell at. )ubic t,utcry', before the Court House boor. tn the town of Newberry, S. C., n tte firs-t -Ina inSeteruber next, he: i day, all that tract, plantation r paci el of land, belonging to the ta(e of Sparto. C. Kibler, deceased, olzrininig T hree HiuudredI and Seventy ees, more or less. Levied on and to e sold to pay all taxes, costs, penalties .d chartres thereon. Termis c- e . W. W. RISER. S. N. C. Sheiffs Oxlice, Aug~ust 8,1888. County Convention. A conbventionI of the Democratic Par t' fr the County of Newberry will be >ld ait New berry C. H., S. C., on Sat ry, September 1, 1838, at 11 a. m. ,~ the purp~ose of electing delegtes to le State Convention, and tor the rasattion of such other business as Zt:J ('ome1 before the convention. The e'rl towniships will send up their - By trder" of the Executive Commit W. fl. HUNT, JR.. Chairman. E H.~ AULL, Seretay. ~ ~ ~ ~ - DON'T.HI CR YOU WILL I I Wi.A.]"Tr Ti: AND MUST HAVE IT,IF LO% have to ;,kclwigledge the corn, I am 01 even at a big 1,ii00 ya.ls of WhiteLawn Remnants, 1 'e. per yard, worth Sc. -.OO) ya-rds of ('olored Lns. Rem iaut! at ..e. per yard-worth 6.e. There is not help for misfortuue, S-. Scoteh Cieviots down to 1Oc. er"es d own to 15c. . dlouble-widdi 1h. Das Goods down o 15 c. r W iiiteDre iRobes less than half price. THOSE PRICES AR BUT THERE IS NC flere: kiind, >'au:hderedi. including \ 11ei::.h I.avns. The large-. and pr iUr;-h, open Plaids, e:nvas white Dress Goods ever bi surprise about -dhs LOW PF WHICH ASTONISH llonirtng in Swiss and Oriental, 54 incl broidery awful cheap. Silk Glov at 10c-worth 20c. Bleach Cottonades, Linens, ( Napkins, Scrim of every MAK A N o': araols, UmibreIlas, Shoes, Slippers, Bas hat can be found in a No. 1 Racket Store THE LEADER AN TIS OURE ih iholsalI and Mail -- AN CROCERY TRADE NE .HAVE THE STOCK! THE THE CAPITAL! THE ENE9 AND, THEREFOR! e Clim th [cad! WNe Like Opj Lnd under no condition will we BSS BIS ESS IIO[J Every express brings new styles a he latest novelties. Despite the gen he last month our business has beer ire 75 per cent. better than we expect We desire to openly Pcnowle banking them for their pas- -avors, uture, assuring them tha, we will ev( Lnd that they wil always find our s )est qual:ty and at tlbe very lowes. b< luote to you some of ourstartling, un so very busy tha. we retually can s.embember L'at we wi'n not cann< or cash, and consequently can offer y Finally, in conmclusion, and by w ~his one fac,upon your mind: Don't We handle Bacon, Zlour and nourse, our prices are much lower tha smnaller lots; in fact, we can offer lepartment, as our goods are alt frea D01tE AND SEE US. FLITI & 1888. SPIN U FOR THE INSPECTIC This stock has been selected witl ment of all classes of goods and conta Remember that we keep a First-Class Li and we guarantee to sell as cheap as a First-Class E Our stock comprises all price Medium and Fine Goods. Sole Agei Strouse & Bros. Fine Tai] .Chas. Heiser's Fir Zeigler Bros. Fine Shoe We have the nmos1 Ladies, Misses and Child - WE CALL SPECIAL 2 BOYS' AND CHILD: An Endless Variety of H: NECKWEAR Ii THE "NEWBERI 6. H. Cline's Old Stand, -WILL SE CALL:-:BEFOR YOU WILL S (IROOERIE B9OTS AND SlO] - ] ~ TRSI~ A\9 A FLL LiNE OF 100D 1M., EOO ~eaich- ~feigI j~OUId?iiOt.conze u SITATE 3E TOO LK$E. :E~ CASH12 r PRICESWILLFETCH IT. /E R.STO CK E D, and must unload sacrilce. 12,000 yard(7 o. best Gingham, 10 to 12 id emiunts, 3e. Cheap a, 324c. J73 iundiles o: Calico and Worsted at 1 per bundle. and we must keep knocking. Oriental marked from 10c. to 5c., from c. to 18e., from 25. o 1 . amuuburg Edging ;iid nse:-ting sac ifie d to ha' 'price. 0oc. Sateens down to 121c E SCANDALOUS. CURE FOR IT. G- O OD)S 'iToria, Biho India L:nan :ai I rttiet variety oszirj>ed checked styles and satin finished ought here. The only e Goods is the ICES, ES EVERYBODY. es, Allover Hamburg and Swiss Em s at 25c.-worth 50c ; Hoisery ng, Sheeting, Ticking, assimeres, Towels, Trimmings kind. CE OF THIS: e Ball Shoes, and, in fact, everything is to be had at D CHAMPION OF LOW PRICES. !WHAT? Dry Doods~ Dolts, Shoes OF NEWBERRY. STYLES! THE OCATION! CY! THE LOW PRICES! THE TRADE! dosi1icP! We Defy Cmpetied udge from our position as the E OF EHEIERRY nd every freight train is laden with eral u)iness which prevailed for most satisfactory, and our sales ge our gratitude to our patrons, Lnd hope for a conti. uance in the r use our best endeavors to please, ock of goods the best selected, the ttom figures. We would like to precedented prices, but we are kept not find the time to get them up. >t be undersold, as we buy 'strictly oci every advantage. ty of parenthesis, let us impress forget the place ! Molasses by the car load, and, of n when these goods are bought in yoa special inducements in this h and bought at bottom figures PIECE [)D AR NOW OIM~ N OF THE PUBLIC care, and comnprises a full assor ins all the novelties of the season [ne of Goods, nfy [ouse Sounth. goods, but we make a specialty of Lts for or-made OAothing, .e Shoes for Gentlemen s for Ladies. complete lin~e of 'en's Shoes in Newberry TTENTION TO OUR REN'S (TLOTHING. its, Both Fur and Straw ~T PROFT..SION. WEA RN, CLOTHIERS."d - NE WBEJRRUY S. O LL YOU - E ::YOU:-: BUY. AVE MONEYU DLOTiHNG FiOOD Lt more offendes but p with theni.