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Pa.RI.A awt, lTn TO NAI1VILL. We publiishl a minuto and exhaustive atcount of tio trlp of tihe wditors to Nashville from the pon of Mr. August Kohn whitilh must tako the place of any dot,allod (es1)cript,ion by its. It Is fullor and bottor, than unyt,hing we couild n% Ito and iciy on01 ntmpa0n a visit would do well to road this awt Mob. Tho first.stilp Wasl madtt ait CAlinton and illitdled aikinly i visit, to the Thlloriwell Orphinage. The work be. Ing donlo at 1,.his lllo anId tho mlagi tudo of the work wis a rovelitiot to 111mly of tIe viitors. We had ben111 tlo beforv tind know Hollettling Of what wats Iiig dotno It. is Ono of the niolest chatrities in South (Carol ina and the il 'res A-sovial.ion voti not have 11111de botto lso of t.he funida tialii to glvo $50.(0) to (this wor'( ats it id u - imlously. At, Iliai-vis -'-pvhig, Mrv. Iluarviii galve Ihe Arhooilitionl i lmagilleit, baluIllet, and mad11,ue the t. p o r O xcedingly pleasatl. lilt hals madtit Imany ImProvil ItmntI1i his Ihotill for t Ie volifot and pleasile of his guests, anild w\.itt tho ex volleint, witeor furni-lshled by the spring, Ito bettvir place ean he fon ti to sponld thoe suilimer, whlth er sevking pleasulre or. hieailth, or hot ht. Ily anliote tivason1 ho will Ialte ll eletr.ie Hint vonneet iig the sprig wilth the hotel. Tho stop ait ( hlattanio"Ia was dleh It fill, aid the Visit to .Okout Mounitain and tite dtivive toChiekamauga Nation I 'a rk e ork, pleastint Ilid ilttmlive. The long I lits of lol %I nutients told where the lit,boN s it lttt and g ray mot in deadly cotllliet, and while all the lar ble atd Ironze shtafts tell wheto-A the lines of the edeI'alIs wer-0, Vt right in front of thoim1 were 1t1 boys inl gray. The Ixpositlion is very good. Bettor we believe thanl the At'lanita show, t.hOtgh OnlIe eXIHoitIOn is Vt'e.y much101 ikem another. Thos. in Ic harge of the Culntennlial mak0(e It. very plealiaplt for til) Visitors. Voll 11e malltdo to feel that they ire glad to teo yoll, and they (1 not wiint, t.o se, yoi juit for the mionvy 1he eini Illitnae oit of youl. Our par1ty at'e spoeially itidelit-d to Maj. A. W. W ills and NI r. IH. S. .1(lVMe for Cour teiie8 extelided. As Mr. Wihn shows, the expentic of tA N trip 41111 he mad1t(I 1vy Imuchl to your own liking or desire. we were ttero on Teineesso day, and G(.ov. Tiaylor was very attentive to om- pat.y. Inl the exiosol ii the I d11-il.oim South Car-olinak Was ably rop r-340ntwd by bienitenantt. G1overnior. Ml Sweeney anid Gen!i. It. ft. Ifulmphill), hoth of whom did credit, to their stato. Their specelles were good and Itmade a good impressioll tInd weve well Ie ived by' t.h lartgo aien.o... * '1The Seabolard A ir Ltie and thte Wes torn and A tanttie, and Nashviille, Chat tanoItoga anid St. L onis railroads were e xeedt'in gly3 kCindt to us5 inlIII(t had Ig flfotS t.) serve uis. MI r. .1. L atimnor ame to411( NewheItIrry aond went, it.hI 11s 1a8 far as ('ihitattnoolga. G eneral l'assen lintai antd was readly to 1'ender atty3 8s1r waVIs 11nt, att,(11 our ev iOe to take the part.y to( l-et e ndeit, G en. Ja tckson1's great farmil. Th'is vIsit wais one (If the1 p14'leasat. feat.nre o'5(f Ito tipI. As a maiitt.ter' of fa't., w0 htav'e ahvays foutnd theL railrtoatds ready to) do what wats righ lt.. Thel on111y regret we thave' is that the thip did( not,1 intetiude a visi t to the Hort. mnitange, whVitch is some4( fourIteenlt 1 till weV had1(, and( I Wit, was leaisure' to 1us to serve thtemt. And we betloeve it. was a priolitaible tripl as wetlI. The11 HIorry' lIerald( hazs boen diiscont tinueid antd the ldeplendent Isopubl ic tmakes its ap1pearanttlo. T1hie !new paper01 makes ai good start and wL wish it 'IThe (Charlestont Suni wI asH suspentdeld last Stutrd ay attd on1 Moitday aftertnoon the I rit.it made(14 its appearance1110 under Mio(lo at strontg wrterot and1 ai ne0wspaper' manlt (of largo e'xperliec. TVht Herald atnd News wishes success t.o the Crit,ic. Consul I"itzbrh11I Le0 hats made hisO ollicial report in the caise of the killing of Dr. Riuiz, and ht htoids the Spanish governmetntl resplonsibleIi for his death. HIe say3s lhe was atrrested on falseocharge and believes hto died from a blow ot, the htead. Whait thle govIernmentt illt do we do not know. The court of iniqitiry appointed by Cov. 1Ciler'be to Inquire itto the trouble ait the South Carolina Colloe muet in C'olumtbia yesterday. We find there Is difference of opintion int Coluimbia as to who is to blame fotr the trouble. The~ court appointed by Gov. 1Ellerbe is as good a one as he could get int Southt Carolinta, and will be governed in their findinigs by the evidence. Why will you bu,y bitter nauseatitng tonics w.hen GROVE 8 TASTELESS CH ILL. TJONIO is as pleasant as Lemon Syrup. Your druggist is authorized to r'efusd thte money in every ease where it fails to curae. Prico 50 cents. f.iy MIEEUITION STAIED. A Postive Order Comes rem Jodgolnusoa ton-Th Attoravy s. ... Aege at 0n1e it the prosules-The Dlspossary Olsed Down for lb Day, but Only Tomporarly. (The Itegister, 9th.] The Itegister aittounced yesterday that nothing more in the Aglrioultural Hall iatter would take place until the petition of the State for a reopening of the judgment of the court -as hoard. NeverthelesA, a telegram was retwived in the city Monday night that a nar shal would he up yesterday mo'ning to take possesionlt in the name of Mr. Wesley. 'The State )ispensary closed down yesterday morning and shut up shop for a day or two, betause of the fact, as was stated, ly the oil0ials, there was enough liquor bottled and ready for shil-i-ent to laut for smen wVks. This fact gave ris to the i mo1er, which aoon spired all over the cit.y that a Deputy United States mar shal had taken iossession of the build Ing. Stuch was not the faNot, for no deputy marshal did take possesilon, no' did1 anly one attempt to. Attorney General llatber had pa viously congultd with JudgeSimuonwe aibiut the matter and know protty wdt how the land lay. Nevertheless on roading the report in a nowmpapor he sent to Nir. Lyles, Wesley's attorney, thl following comulnieation: Cohimita, H. C., Jinn 8th, 1987. N '. WY. f. Lyles, 1sq., Columbia, S. C. Doar Sir: 1 learn through tile nowt papers this Imorninig and otheawist, that the 'ited States marshal is ex poetod horo to.-day for the purpose of putting yoti in possession of the Agri -.ultural Hall property. I desire to give you notice that at a late hour last night the following tele gram was reetlved by me from Judge Simonton, refering to the exceution unde wh the marshal p)oposed to tact: "hattery Park Hotel, Asheville, N. C., June 7, 1807, 10;30 p. m. Hon. W. A. Barber, Attorney General: A Nr authorized to tell the marsha l folr mie to stay execution. Will wire himl to samo effect to-norrow. (Signed) Chas. H. Simionton, Circuit Judge." Please communicate this informaationl to the mlarelhal whens you see him. Very respectfully yours, W. A. Harber, Attorney General. As a matter of fact, if any marshal had intended to come to Columbia he wats probably detained by Judge Sim onton's telegram. M'. W. H. Lyles was seen ii the morning and said that he had seen no martshal and had taken no further pro ceedings. Should the marshal come to the city he would first see Mr. Barber before acting anyway. The only know ledge he had-as to the order of Judge Simonton to the marshal was what was conveyed to hin by the communication of the Attorney General, but beyond that he haud little to say as to his prKo babie action. Later it was learned that the papers ini tihe case of the new move made by the State would be seth to Judge Simu ontont at Asheville some day this week anad possibly sooner. It was fur'ther stated that the papers wounld probably ho senit to Deputy, Mashlal Thornton. It was lear'ned, however', that no snoh papers had beeni r'eceived by him. ilachenans Cleapel aud Unlesn Ac'adeu.y tJhipe Anl epidemic of dysentery has been r'aginsg through this seCtionl, but glad to say it is nsow somewhatabatinsg. Hlarvost is on hand; the wheat crop is splenididl. F'all oats are good, spring sowinag noet so good. You may just squir'm, flcker' and scr'amblle, but Judge Simnonton 's last decisionl in the dispensary ease is a stiunnser. I believe, 01r at least I want to believe, that the dispensary law will finally terminate into a good solutiop of thme liquor problem. Look here, Josh5, what's tile matter with you? Why are you tryinlg to turn our' watermelon and ice eams treat insto a boxing, jumping, running and see-saw game? D)on't get two rowdy, old bud, you shall be accommodated. We have no objections to having a so cial gathering in the county and to having it at Chip's houme, but this one ins mention will be at the editor's house or at his oi'llce, wicheever is the most conlvenienst for him. We want to treat the Mr's. Editor and little FElitor's, as well as the old man Editor, and to Im pose an eight or ten miles drive upon thsem would simply be .preposterous. Chips is taking down the namle of every correspondent *ho expresses a willingness to join the occasion. Of couse the lady correspondents are re spectfully invited to attend, but not ex poeeted to furnish any melons or ice creair We have alr-eady got the con sent~ of enough correspondents:to mieko' the treat a certainty. So, Josh, it is no use . trying to get the thing mos meorized. I think you mean business, and we have got your name down. Chips understands your position-1 you are a single man, and of cour'se you want to show those ladies ho0w ac tive you are. I don't blame you one bit for wanting a heap of elbow room. But Chips is going to fit you up to a gnat's heel1. We will seoure the use of the! old Fair Ground pavl.0 ocsion, whink will be the'epo th r: -'can think of ,uoy tor ue. a. coasion. fpeot a large crowd pj dhe ex hibition, whio. e plhace about "4 p. in., just aftp' ti esting of the mol. on. and loe cream. I will give a part of the progriiino: The irskt, thing oi exhibition will be the holding of a polu about live fot high by two of the piot,. ticat young laditlos that eani ho foutid tiIs pole will lb0 Jiuupm-1 by ,Ish for Oftoon minutts; stcond, ' riae by Joidh and H1Wi1mu; third, a aoxing hK. t,woun Josh and Gto law for ivo m11in1 ut4es; fourth, a Iuumble-pig play by tim wholk forceo, wit'h .Josl to root. the pieg; lifth, (!hips andl th next. lig lost man onl t,ho lve-fiaw; and othilr IMMnS01m1nt1 funly be aidded to the ove'tsionl lat. onl. Look here, I I., let il hear' fvom ilyou anld (. 1'. .1., lilt tiks adil all lth) nit of the corrispontdet' who havel't. itfit, in their willinglitss to Join l the treat.. .ly old friend Kay hits bwen Ierfel-ly (11umb1) oil the 11natter so fairl, but, I knw hlow tof titko him whin tho geoneral roll'o valled he'll he thero. Thro heavy ri1s fell Iin tiI sectilon last week, accompanied with high Winds; them Iit-rit, on Wednelsdaly evenl Inig, thil on 'Thu11rsdIay ievenI ing aind onl Sat.1d11ady night. Tholle oneil Si uilrday night was the latviest. onei of ill ('inl nion', I'mtra' uad 0t'uri,' 41-vtks were all swolloln to a colnsitovable. tx t, II L. We hIav(1 only arlitid of slight, (am11ages to crops So fill. Signa. says that. Chips i1ces to go to those sol gat.herings to sotl the lad les ats well ts t.o eat good dinneri-s, nild he (Sigma) thiklics th.alt old IrN. ('hilps should be informed of the fait.. You are right., Iny fiOId, hips alwiys likes to bo wit.h t.ho womllivl, id he hovnn kitty Withi a pure h111art, "(God boltss the woliUn!" But, my old frilend, you didn't. know that. Chips was traveling ()I t permlit, Whiih 1- irIadis as follows: "This Is to vor-t.Ify that , Mrs. ('hips, (d'gk-ant uinto my.\ husbanud, the old nitil Chips, tle fee rIghtlii and privilvgo to go wheni he pleases, stally as long ts he pleset's, eat. aind tink whittever he I)lIIt4s, taj'k( It) aS m l adl11l3' 110 I t ie ploeases, anild use all other free right.s that. a good h u1shand sholld mijoy. W it noss mlly hand and seal [1. S. . NI Is. Ch Ips. " Now, l1ly old friend, when ever you go out to hiint. you it frau, ho sure to get one t.hat will grant, Ilito you such a pernlit. ReV. .1. A. Sligh made al lxplana tionl to hisN cogregat,ion at, St. 1 'aul' last,StIlday it regard to a false 11m01 which ho stild a It b hvinl.g cciritated about him concerning the dent,h of I Aunt Lizzie Hunter. Mr. -Sigh said that the tlIk WIs gollig (wVhicIh wIts very mnortifying to himll indeed) that he had sent his sonl after Mrs. Hun11ter on Sunday, talcing t,he 1,01-rd's day to trianm act worldly matters. lie said thIt this was absolutely false; that lie hand start ed hik son aft, r Mrs. H Utinter on Satur day about I o'cloek, instructing him to om1 back the siie eveninr. unt when the boy found Mrs. H unter she waS in charge of One of tier dtlighte"s children, and couldn't leave tntil Stut day morning. And other rumors said that lie had senit an mle which lie knew to be it runaway ilule. Mr. Sligh said that, while the mule had shown signs of running away yet it had never ran away to his knowledge wit,h a buggy, and that lhe htad truisted hits own daugh ter behind the .aulo, and wouildl have trutsted his wIfe. Tihis stat,emeit, I make, not that I was r'equnested to (10 so, bult sImply to r'etify' at wrlong im pr'ession. MIr. Slighi's feelings seemi to be very much gieved over the death of hIs Aunt LizzIe Hunt,er, anid I thiitk it, very wrioi'g to heap1 0one tr'ouble upon01 another. We gave a note of the hteavy r'aints that fell last week. ThPils was wtritten onl Monday miorning wit,h the Intent,in of geltting 0our commuiitnicatlin otf to press5 for Tuesday's issue; bitt. as9 we failed in getting It otf until to-dlay ('1Tesdaty), we will note t,he Montday's rin. About 01n0 o'clock Mondaiy evening a fearful cloud ptassedl over' thIs se0cLin and the rin ptoured0 downi ini torrents. for' lit,tle more thtan an1 htour. T1hie cr'eeks, whIleh I have mt13ioned10, wats sprea)td fr'om lull to lill. I have been unlable to learn of all the damage (done, butt oh servation shows that sotme bridges have beeni damnaged, andti 51mall ones washed away and some1 crosswa1ys tornt out. Hill-elde diltches were brioken and fields washed to a conslder'abte extent. Th'le weather still looks * . eat,eninlg andl moreW raii in still expected wIthi will throw the farmers coiisidlerably behinld with theIr tfarm work. June 8, 1897. Oi is. SlIver street Ilots. Trhe stormi last t"riday blew downl a gr'eat mantiy trees3 ini new gr'ounds amid felled a great mnany valluable fruit t,rees laden with fritt. WVe certatitly halve had a grecat deal of r'aln. Mirs. 1I. H. Longshtore & I"ttrmani are at Johnston visit,ing Mu's. J. Lucas Walker. No sickness in ourll town. John S. liitts talkes the cake on water' melons. Mi'. "Manager'," accept 0our congr'at ulatlons. We wish you and youris a happy anid long life. Jack was downi a few days ago look ing aIfter' his usiness Interests. Mr. GlIllIird of Newber'ry wais In town today. Lets have the dispensary business ohanged and( every county take care of its own dispensary and proceeds. PUCK. Mr. James Perdue, an 01(d soldIer re siding at Monroe, Mieh was severely afflicted wIthI rhieumatism bt received prompt relIef from pain by usIng Chamberlain's Pamn Bairm te says: "&At timues mny back would ache so bad I7iat I culd huardly raise up, *If I .M wot, gotten relIef I would not be Sto wtt these few lines. tjham. W'eI4x Balm lhas done mie a K deal of good and I reel vervy i ft t a For s,. .ti V. m . I'rogrammiu.e of the 4.ont) iie i 'ts.'m ouritonem, at Niie , 'IMun , N Ii t f llitm at .9, itittiii%, oli'livil ' tu t o e IetIt Ir lva gili' 1.e'th \W ' te0MnI lt t b o l Mti t'oliit.e't cir guue eii thtie ahIt ait, N aillh . l t i l' lh c e 14m tollowin . pro 1411111m , e MM e'i M't it ()n lites'nh,lo 1.oilt, thto 'lo, goti )!Ve i i'eO i eu btig y lit oti'tiu i AO-t iie2 ' i'ilock in ihe eneiaCituui illrlum, and4% the iI igtn i li , 'lli i t im vIv,tit 10 Woelvieit, 111 vlool Iw' M 1O 10. li Rleill tiitill-tuevit, 1144illol ii ow-'e ii, li t 2 ti l ooh IIIc.i l it, mkjil lo I%%%I limi t k, il wil wdi l i-el r . At th111 Ie oth ig tho vomIt11.1teo rd ib ill bvei% appmihitted. Thlo daughtors of tho C'lm fild i-ney will mol.t. Inl Cho ha111 of. "r01w1. seltatives al lt. the eiiiol, a 1 ooh,k, I i vs(hiy, and on I.h1. %voning thy w l I g1vo ai .1'ep itionl to til Vutiei aitt. 01h1 samint pilaev. i Wt-ie net sdi y, klie irald, tl he i.il Ilos i t' t in o t he ill conivi-l it'lo fl will ei htild in t1w. Taber1114 , bovinning at 10 o'clock i' tt i m wrin' ig inl 11a 41 h1st ing ll day. Al, 8 W' vllk thaL.it. e ve I-in ( 'on f nt t .l-l' convor t. %% il h1 1)' i vvn all. I lht Ternlale, after whieh 1h41 ('mfedlew Iti it-lnion ('1u) will g ivo a ro ip-ion the i itin " -1pon14So s Iam4 Ilieitl of (On1'Il it T h il iy .le te 1llh, t.hlel ge It parad141( w IIIi tk phae .. (;wilt-ral WV. i I . Jackston will btil chi i vl u1tishal. i I is escor. w I i ti b 'llo ithe elo s ,avit\gItnlmh iussitrI. Int front of (11e k stev i vision will vido thle sponlsors anid mahl14s Of honor, varry ing Iheo voitJ-armils Of t.heir Sut... Ill InI1formalition ats 1)-to 1a.4s sebhv(d u1leS, eit'. has b>t.011 anntot1nee' by\' Oil iulars, illt i if f1or1.hwr inforillat ionl istih Hired( , ce ll on L. \. v i il ets, or atd dIress, It. A. NMMA.ANI), ! OiIniiAt"t., l'ass. Dvp h 'I ., A\ 1 illil I P1t-. T. .1. ANDIN(IiiN, t. (iu 'It ' Ass 1\g't, I'Ortsmiloth , \'a. Mr. Wovean v(iew 8(r We .li i iir. igoe ,NIAr. A It. Williams, Of Now, 1 York, the fo mIliti diitor l Of ith (:'r0clnvillo Nows, froml his Ml tte t'o 1.hi11, papor of )ay 2-1 sei s to bew sonit-whiat, disguist oid wit,1 o lr' senl 1 , admint i ri 'ation. H11 41e1 1n 1ry mal II bt1 1 t111, !;a .S : S s i, every boy is d (Iisgl .c us.ed Id whent peoplite air'e is'gsted i hey vott for. ai't TIel of t 1ouisamis of mIlen who vot.d for INheK ilvy ar atching-o. for a chintle o vot for IIyait InI or anly body ils" again-l, McK ( iley InId t,he Itepublialns. " i 1 * hille snite H0eem11 to il( to bu- Ihe Muost eXpwensiVe In.d consistent, coirral of i ye ,i ls.a ndf( (Ia8 f polit,011 13'10 1fIiM andL W ml p111M IOta Coes andl financial johhiers the world haIs8 ever seell. 8o wve are hilavinw ewd ICSs eisisionls of la,boriously crea-ted( Wind fromt Mlrgan mill his assistants, anlot,her31 diSgutlSing1 spwll Of tai-ll tink ering by workmien1 who alit have con fliCtinIg inltereCS aid purp-IOSUS an,1d whlO 0o not know their busie-SS nilyhow, and not. at word or act for the great curelny issie Oi which t11he! list Imtl 1Lign Wias f0lught, aIid On1 Wlle11 thle next onec will be foughlt. I do not believe therl v1r wiill be ill thiS Culntr an lOtherl great boom l or crit of lls tilmies. Noilms an d l itish tim- Come to new counteries. T is i not, t new Country llow. WV! must set f1e doiwn, o n ol o ntI. .ii . ba s ..nd I .11_3' mteniIt, mli proisd eumujaion by ltle adLittle for0 1our'(i1 prosperity. That.11( idea enn11 beidive into ethe peoii pe111 head %'ifiici111 soeoy wcill have the couraei and hest tI'Io drive tict isted boom ll re.Ady. 1111 Wiet, u1nd we il tov ito ~to." 'lhett.h is,l in mlan orpaiyvrsceerwills nygn pralo b'om heenuc. IthlereUei neo l)onertIa Thce curecy syslltem ennbelnd ust in aOll t. Uret, as. anMwerel.Th replubicanIc (eaer seemonl to, boel ryng t facts. wI try e toie iagino'e what cC.heyare Niuio for thtue adwTffie "Mayeethae,aT >as. i Flina uiseto, ultedlso adcnn,ocslands legilus by ouno. 1( xmioton Jnal',andthi' ndy OB -ftl eaf ter dine ls Stock Takling! Wo apprlulato tho conido Il hown1 ( in u by Aoti vlold3 hi t)ok dminlitgo t' t) ol t'ov WoI li o to I o a1')V duictioni ot'S or u t, oil ku'ima fr 011wm) day\4 tonly,. it WA w"A - ifyhng to kisl om e 41howo<d wh11lm wo to I thom that wt. AieNtmOk" count thov 1o501vO It, W o want to co11ntiod Confidenc0 Of the poo.. pie of this co ity, and we believo we will havo it if fair dealing and close prices will win It. This week we aro tak ing stock,but next week you will hear from us again. Come and see uS. Jones & Copeland, Nowhrry, S. C., Jiun 10, 1807. As it is Important for AqU Oqe to Eat, So Equally Important are ekly aia OFFERS To every one desirous of saling money, V4,ilVl-: AM AiINMY S.\VINS. C#'tRTHIS WICA-A ONLY. 61 yds. Stainhu-d I 'ri nts for only 25v, 8 y4s. Nvwhwrry vNit h for only 25v. 8.\ds. Iigiu-ed I awn for only 2.-. S yds -iii:ioidery for only' 2)(. v yds. Val. oe for only 25e. I pair ('h ild's .-lipers foir only 25c. I Vi ne St wi %\- I la t, for mu n or ho' 25C. I Ga1. New ( )rI-ans Svruip only 25c. i < itus (2) Syru p Pa'ein-s " 25. 20 Ibs. Htichmiond MAll" 254. I 1 b. TQa Worth 50C " 25e. 2 lh1. Arbuckle's Coffee " -!5e. 60 Ioxl.S 'arlor Nlatches 25u. S bars Sonl (good ats Ocutigon)" 25c. TERMS.---Cash ol Dolivory. On KLETTNER, The Pair and square Dealet. THE TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. T fi l 1NSTITUTV, FOR WHITE Teachers of Newherry County Will I b. lield at N'.Wberry fr-om1 June 21st to A full corps of instruictor's will be 'i'he attetttion of teachers is called to the followinig statutte, enctelCd at, the laist meei'tinig of I lie Gen2ral A5sembily, "'$ee. I8. A ('erti ticaLti sthllnot be re ne(wed byv tI h I Board1 15 ising it- prio lit.e shll nI ot bei irenewVed tiless5 the htohler' attendsI t hi Inistitt; and, pro v ided fiirt.hdr. th~at if the holderi of a s'condi gradai .icert-i iiente attends(1 the In stitutte ai second( grade certileate mtay be reniewel." Wei hope to see a fituIllattendance, as theire will be0 a strii(ctil adhercte to thle abotive law- P. WV. ITJ(GGINS, cT00l NocWS fol' Willc-Awal(c Iioiilicirs. Miost, of you kinowi thatt thte seasont is draiwing lto a close. It meianis mlore to its thanii to yoit. We hav~e taken a sort of preluninariay cetnsuts or oiur stock. I tete and t.here we 11ital a few dlOzen, or few p)ieces, (If goods t hat are' tahg ends( of hits grone heforeC. We wouldi rather sell these goodls out, of the way at a loss ver;senn*nt,s, t,ben muake a touri of In vestigatein t.) the store. We are will.. in g that voui shoiuld d1ec0ide. Sptteial)bargai ns in L.ace Ki am i uos, Faney L iens, OrgandIes, I atistes, Griaind remniffl . stale of wa(sh go'ds ini lIv e andt( teni yar'd lengths, ro.gutlar' prico 111(. and 25e., n1ow SAc. antd l00. Lace fromi X'. tO 5100. per1 ydl. Iimbriderlty in C'ambrie, SMwiss and Nansook 'I'Cdg I ngs and Instuertings readIy for use from 24 to 50e. peri ydl. Sptecial barin~Lis in Corset,s. D)omest,ies att prices5 w'hichi make comn l)ett.ian impossiblde. 11GI~r1NA RY- Our first iTt sale. IEvery lady must att.end(---iin justice to herself, in just,Ice to lher purse. We have made.(l upl a nice line of Trimmed Ilats-- Short flncks, Sailors, large and small shapes, I onniets andl Turbans. Each creation is a gem of fashIonable tr' iming--i n Flowers, Chi fIon and Ibbohn. You will lind uit,riimimed fancy st,raws, In all shap)es and colors. T5e, goodls, now only 25c. You will also find beautifuul bunches violets, roses andti all Ilowers of t,he day at greatly reduced0( pr Ices. C'ome ano( see. Davenport & Renwick. M.F. KENELEY, (ORiA IUATIE 01F AM ES VI'EERINA 1Y COL. ILGE, IOWA. VETERINARY SURGEON EQ,UINE. DEJNT[IST AND ltIOLINCI (RIo) latest cetie snethods. pei t.. Lein tin give Voi t Ihe t realnien t of dis. enlSe'S of the eye anid teeth. Charges reasoniiabl'. (ani lie fouind at A TI. Brown's Sta bies, Nowherry, $. Q. A Velvet"Boloro JakkOt ja~111 b1111p111r1406iftalo do not unal jilt 11h1,1h 01pr lvi gi 11,11th com 1 1 il' I loor lf 1 111111i l Jickoets and It lilo -l Ill, 4,110.,h e ilt 1I, a eomt of from $2 1"o Ill $011-1)1, of wh1ieb iin 25 cents it Iiimi e t hi lol e l il-rick Pattern. our ImmentgB Stock b11-1,-lsb 1h,101, 11101owti t fie 0,k+ th! IIIf ie ft ' Is'wb JiIkfts, as Well :Ii 1,111 1,4 1111s, off1' l I ' ll) 1le-I ttic*zis (If I Is I'l ,ei Wfoi lll o e'-'' l f,1,1 4,111E. t f-t ucl hI. olb'ct td i,ti 'c,on exur I i JI- lij 4o-r-je, t., ft rt)uch. olf. l it ulleflul l' In~ al l. M*0 10 10 11 uvTAl"10" ATIMN 13136. BatterIck Pa us. Aak t1eto JIune 3EM. 1111MNEA10f[ Vor Junei IFAISH1I0N 83I.11"u. T. NoW eady. s. . WOO?EE. THE fQUITABLE LIFE ASSUROCE SOCIETY OF THF UNITEID STATES. Assots . . . $216,773,947 Reserve Fund 1 (I pIr cenlt.. I-uItdard and all other . 173,496,768 Liabilities . . Surplus, 4 per ent. . . . . $43,277,179 Outstanding Assurance $915 102,070 The Society has paid $253,956,351 to its policy.holders, and mn addition now holds $216,773,947 of Assets (of which $13,277,179 is Surplus), making a total of $470,730,298. This record covering a period of loss than 38 years from its organization, is over $212,793,000 more than any other company has paid and accunulat(d within the corresponding period of its history. The Equitablo writes any form of policy the assured may want--Tontin, Annual Distribution, En dowI ent, Guaranteed Cash Value, Torn, any other forms of policies. Call and see mo before assuring your lives elsewh're. The Equitable is abIsolluttoly safe, and persons wishing insurance would find it to their interest to examine its plans before taking out a policy elsewhere. The Equitable issues policies oi, both male and female lives. ARTHUR KIBLER, Agent. ...A... .You can secure... BA~ ROGAlNS EVERY DAY. C. E. SUMMER. J. H. SUMMER. G. W. SUMMER. SUMER BROS. The L.oaders of Dealers In Law Prices}Aru Flist-ulass 2oat[s Groceriss, Hardware, Harness, Dry Goods, ..Shoes and Clothing.... We sell the White Hlickor'y Wagon, one of the best sold In New: berry. Guano, Cotton Seed Meal and HLulls. Don't forget our brands of Flour: Obelik, Favorit, Bluec Bird,' Waterloo, Old Hickory. The best Flour sold1 for' themny nte county. We hwa jus reeie . a odo i Wll sonin hea