The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, June 18, 1897, Image 3

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NeWHERRY AAICHr. , Iected Ovory Tuesday and Fi da1 --llllmmer Btro"I. lu t... ................ . . ......... houldo 's ........................... ( - a m .................... ............. .10(d)l2c. -Aa Litrd ................ ........... 7(M O8 sat Molasses...................... 40i5Oo nod Molasses..................... 25(M35, OI'l ................................... 5 (,el .......... . . ......... ........... 55 It y.............. . . . ................ $1.00 - *heat II-an ........................ $1.01) --gt Patoeit, Flour11.................. $5.75, I_ d I.est, loti .................... $5.25, --t.rait F1ol0 ..........................$49 - lood Ordinary 1lou ...........$3.50(ii.50 __ 1ural .................. ..... ......... 5 4 $ - R e .................................... W(i" -- 0 ! e ............................. .. - R -Cot-tonl Seed Inea'll a .'" $11 H ulls,lx (.0 .... ........... 3 0 - . Counry P'roulue. -, I ' 1Per lb ..................... 1 5(d20c. cs, Perl dozen ..... ........... 1 0(, )12 1eo i icken4, (Ich .................... 15()25c. . Oeas, per bilshol ....... .......... fl (P704-. - or1, pe1 bushol.. ............... 60C. - 10's, per butshiel .................. 3I5(u)50e. wveet potatoes .................... 5t (i,C6(0 e. I'I-r eys, pur Ib .......... ((. 8c. odder, pe. r wt ........... 75(4)IOOC. Nowiparr.v Wwi. I'le aItll gallies of ball betweell - partanhu ilrg and Nowherry played onl WI d,f (tesdaty afternoot, za Thumrsday -miovning resuilted in vietories foi Now 1- hr.y. 'I'hel first, gaIn the selcr. stood 11L to 6 In favolr of Newhorry anid ''hm-s day. mlornlinlI the seoro was 131 to 2 alimi in ftvor of Newherry. All smiilnmer. Id-roods, being- ma1rkced down att, \Vootenl's. A liriaht. Mt.'or. In vednlday nigit .jlst at.9o'elock . or a row mintiLos tt., the hiavens v-.ere beau'tifilly lighted by a Ui VA.v:h IIwVmVd westward. d J.lprang --111 on uts Ilke In klitet-.lsh an md wats at preut.y see it. unt.i0 -II IT-pa ing, and oul, atteltion wasz attraceted by the brilliant light.. 11) to 25 pur -rlit reduetion on all le11111101 Shoos at Wootell's. 'he Couilnty Istit'lute will be held at .ohlrr(11.y next weck. and every totel rI in thle vounilt-y should attend. It will bei ( con t yed by IProf. 1'. 1'. 1 Ilighes o! :-vonville, aissistod by N-iss McCants of olulmbia, both Ollicient. a1d thioIollghl ;11i1111.e word;.ws. ILt, overy teneber Atu'nd. ' 'ttin g pi vos oil a-d ies. N- isses, and n's ( )x freIdS at. Wootlon's. 1liasH .lennigIS' 31bIn ica Concert. Miss Jlinliigs' mutisiv (lass will gi v a veital tid (onc-irtin te 1opera house 1o-n1iht, Pi-iday .1ule 811h. 1u mi1dit-ion to in,-rest.ing tind soul !Ir Ivinir mu1sio byh 1.110 embrs of the h 1, all (if wloill are our. own girls, r will be a roitatioln 11y NI is I 1auva I irhy, of 1,auvens, a very accom plished vlooi.ionist, and Miss Neville 'ope will runder. aL votlI solo. Anl admlillissionl feo of 10 (tents will h " -:tged to defr-Ay the exponses or th 11110era h10nsll. \liss Jetlillngs will no v.-turn anlotherol Year anld t.his will bt: her hist concei. 'lhere should I v ill tilnl1 1Ot, to CIo1r1age 1h 0 ladies of the elass. Why will you buy bitter naluseating folies when I*Ovs TAIsEL.:SS III ,1 TI. N IL is as pleasantI as11 I,1n1onI 83'yrup 1t1 1he 01moneyl in veryW casO whee it. fail 1.o 11ure. I 'ri1n 0 cents,011 f. 13 NewherryP~ (on 29th1 it is said( will bet. tIu mo:(51 1t deihI fu In 0 hat, has:11 11 ver 0 been )~ mi:nle from41 1her. 'lhe S. A. F,. sus they0 will furnish81 palaUes onl lheel an111d ak thei. trill speed(ily 1and4 safe'. \\'e hope1 that no( one0 will he so uin foItute111 11as0 not )o beab1e to avatil him J1. W. I ee~dr will sell you 30 Soda 1 e1 p)ounds1 forl 2. ets, f. ,'Un, GioIng toI Nashv'HIi, em o-n'~ orget. t.hat, the delegates 1 day a:l nI scial V rain (asi'NI Newt Ie r abo I . 1 'o k I' l'ho fllo in is h list,1 of thosiV who hav njotilie Mr.sandu It 'N' \' Wiel (ll' . Al .\1 1(11u ord,1 IV Gary.1 .I Cal Nh e 1111,3 il 1( WIn or I-vans (?d Childrn. Nowod 'l ' Pde ing, 10 pa('lisle, .\ iliwnmn, li 1 -v ans.i W' hO o me omny more.iand t.haeo (arty wi bglai to av you( with400 tC'Ohem.)hHtf C. l)IIoSt(rlInfs nd Childrent,7~ cii lilTlioELIlt uL ?olbes/so cS G ider's D i yrup S rapa ri . imulant an laa.voao. - VAHouM AND ALL AOUT. Commencement weather moderated soiowhat with the close of commence ment. There was an old follow named "Bird," Of whom you have probably heard: M1 called on Miss Kate To ask her his fate And she said, "You vth't be my third." Remember that the County fnititute for white teachers commences on Mon day 21st June. Take notice that th teacher who absents himself Is out of touch with the eduentional interests and needs talking to. Yo,u are expect Od1-Comel. Reuitiln Miller alias "Bock" Miller who eca)ed frlom the chain gan early in Jattuary was revaptured In Lairens and tirned over to Shriff Buford this week A reward ff $25 was offered for his m.ur. H1e was captured by Mr. A T. Little of Laurens. The Rons of veterans will meet In the court house this afternoon for the plripose of orKanizinf a Camp. TheI meeting called for Wednesday after noon wits postpole( for IIntavoidatLbl e reasons. A full attendance is desired. We should have a large Camp hor.o. Let all the sons turn out. Personaln. Mrs. .1. J. Brown of Charleston is Visitilng her parents Mr. and Mrs. H1. Mittle. .M rs. Jno. Swygert of Peake is visit ing her fatrelts Mr. it] 'Mrs. T. V. Wicker In Newborry. Misses Helen Mcwer and lBessie O ( (er returned home last Friday from Baltinore where they have been at tending tle Woman's college. Mrs. Pope Coleman of Chappells is visiting at Ms. Doninick's. Mr. .. Y. Melcall leaves to-day for Now York'to take a ,eourse in a busi ness college. Miss,- Reid of Chappells is visit ing friends in the ci.y. Af's. I. L.W. C. Blalock re'urned to i.ir htotme ttt Goldville yesterday. - Mr. S. L. Cast has returned from the Medical College in New York. - Mr. Jas. N. McCaughirin has reltuined from PrIncetonl for the suitimer vaca tion. 4 Capt.. T. B. Whites of Atlanta was In thie city yesterday. Mr. Robert L. Whites and his bride were In the city on Wednorday. J. W. Reeder's is the place to buy your hoes. f. 3m. We have investigated the plan of the National luilding Association of B ilti tmotre anld it is certainly one of the most feasible tnd best plans that has eve.' been presented -to us. It is equitable and just to both investor, borrower and the mtemler who. through choice or necessity has to withdraw. (t etquiry we find they have a brantch itn our1t city of ovor two hliidred shares, and constatntly inereasing. 'I'hey have already made quite t. number of loans here, adt(] are prpared to make more where the securit.y is good and suilicient. Mr. W. 1). MoBride, general agent for the State is st ill in the city, and says his associa:ion does not want, to take money out of Newberry t-o build it) other towns, bitt is ready to placo $500 in our city for every $100 taken out,. As a safe att( good interest paying investment it is undoubtedly one of the best that c-an he made. i'hc National Building Association of Baltimore stands well it our coi mn1it.y for the reason t.hat it makes to I isrep r*esen tations, mIakes o110 IOMises that it will not or nttlilot fuifill. Mr.'leBride informs us that .1. W. Watt, is lovial agent, au1d they axpect 1.0 elect a full b)oard of local oflicers and director's t.his wieek. WORT H CONSIDERING. We p)repareO OUr med(icines ac cord(intg to scientic pr'iunciples3, antd not at hnp-hazar-d. If you will biniig to us y'our prescrip tions we will save you money and( give you polite attention at' PELHTAM'S PHIARMACY. - Mat rriaige ini Whtitmire. W h~litmttire, S. C., ,iiune 17th., 189. Th'is mortt~unintg at. the resideince of Mt'. an Mrti Its. .lth tti'. l"att, Mr. .Jmto. A. -O wetns, of Ihid getitni. - . ( ., and Miss Atnnite I i-ne Ila rgtrove were( uit e(i itn -t.he~ holy b ands ot miatimtony, Bev. D). A. i 'hiipis perfortming (,he ceremuony. Thie sweet str"ains of t.he wecddintg martichi t annoutwed thte 'omli ng" of the bridal part-ty w ho etercmed the parlor in the following ot-der-: - I Mr. Ow)lens w-ith Itis best man Mt-. Grteene of I.iigelieild, 8. ( ., thtcien came the tmaidi of hoinr M iss Mary IMatri*ck I Iai'rm-ove i1tti hrble's 5st (er atlotne, thenli t he btridle ott the arm-i of her brother-, Mir. andi i is. Ow- received niu merPouts, han id somue andti valuable ti ves andt( friends. who wish themi a long, haUppy anld pr'osperious wedded life. The happy paIr left imtmediately aftei- the cremtony for theirt future home it hidlgevillo, S. C. As they boarded the vestibule thley were almost covered with showers if i~c Lbhrowtn by their t young ft-ends whlo had aiccomi patiled thetm to thle trtaini. S. it it requtire-d an antitnual outlaiy of $100.00 to insutre a family against any ser-ius conisquences from an attack of Ibowel comnplinht (luring thle year lihe Iaie mnly who wVold feel (it their duty~ ' to pay it; thait t hey coutild not afford to r'isk{ their live'S, antd thiose of t heir famuily for suchl ati amcunlt. Any Otte enni get t his insurance for- 25 cetnts, I hat be ig Ilhe pienll of ai bottle of (Chamt bterhain's Colic, Cholora atnd Diar rhioen Remuedy3. Ini almrost every neigh a boi'hood sonic onie I'a d Iled frotm an atltck of b)owve comtphlint before merd c hline co,uld1 be procu red or a rphysician summtilonted. One or two dloses of this temtedy wvill cure any ordinary cuse. It neverm falls., (Can yotn afford fto take 0 to ris k fot' so small ant amountt? For rsale by W. R. Pelham, Druggists. HAfR/S L1TH/A WA TEl? - Car'bonated Litiai Water, Soda Water, (lGinger Ale "Sold to tho 'Wholesale and1 Retail trade at lowest Prices b~y S. 13. Jones, Agnnt for Nnwhberr PIAYItS FOt VICTOt A. Balop Caper# 1esues tilo Forw of Perayer for Enigland's Hovereigin on3 tlao lx. tinth AnIversary of Iier IteIgnt - Suliday tito 1 OtIl, tho Diy of C11 omeaoration3. Bishop CapOs, who Is how In New York, actiig 1ishop of that diocese, has Issued the following Coml 1un111ic New York, Juno 10th. 1897. 'o the clergy of the Dioeese of South Carolina. Dear Brethon: Sunday, the 20th of Jile, comlmlitnoviates the sixtieth anil velrsary of the good reign of Victoria, ra11(iouls Queen of 1.n1gland. Our iluotlei clilirch has appoilnted 3pecial prayers aund serviees to be said )>n that day, and the whole nation ro joices in the long and happy relgn of lheir Sovereign. We share 0,ng1and's joy. Let its uitte with 0her people in our pir'r an( praises. I heveby set forth the following col lects. and 11u1torize the to b0 Said inl ill of the churches on the Illst Sunday tfter Trinty, the 20th day of .une. Faith fully .voir 1ishop, ILIASON 'A PiERS. "0, Almighty and ovorlasting God, King of Kings. Imd 0.o ILords. we praise hy ialie for the memorable years of 3he reign of Thy servant. Victorin. t.he Vood and ever faithful Queen of roat Liritain. "ieep hte', we beseeh lhee, uiler ,he proteetion of Thy good Providence. "Sustain her 13 t,he cares of her great )llic. "(r'ant her health, prosperity, and ong life to lead her nation in the way if vighteouslness. "6May all things be s0 orderCd an1d ;ottled by her endeavors upoi the best kld sorest foundat,ins, that peaveIt and appiness, tt,h and justice, religion td piety may be established in ("reat, 1iritian for all gleirationls t.hr1-ouglh lesus Christ, our Lord. Amen." "'Ahnighty God wh hast. made of mle bloo< all n1ationis for to dwell onl the 'aee of the ear'th. pour Thy blessing, 'v beseech T,hee, upo the l.ople of ,he two grieat countries of volinmionl -ace, toigie and faith G.'reat 13ritainl Ind the I-nited Statez. "11ind theil together. we pray Thee. ,vith cords of muttal respect., justice anld 'Sust,ain their iist'.titions, lotlisb) helr arts and let.ter's. Inspire their h11urclie', lead aild guidie their states luenl, 111I direct their people in the way )f right.ousiess and peace. ''May these two great, nations vie with oll another inl striving to (10 what is right, true, and just, fulfilling Iy will, O l'ord, and hastening t.he loin ilg of Thy kingdom mlon al lh inations of the e111th. "lAll whlich we Isk, inl the ever-bless d name of Thy Son, ourvSaviom-, Jesus C'h rist. Amen." Mr. .Jm111PI4 -Rdte. fill Old soldil' I'e 41iding at Monlroe, M\1ith , was severuly 111licled witthu hetiiatitint rece 111 viv'd litrottpt r,elivf from painl by ising Phiniberlaii's Piil Balm 1 lie say.'s: "At 11mes ny 1,ack would icel so b1lo Iy tMat F could hardliy Iatis up. If I had not gotten relief I wouid not. 1w here to write I hesoe few tlins. ( li.mn helaint's Pait i1ainm lluk4 donle33 4 mIt a grea-tt. deni of g!oold and I fe'l verv thafuil for. Ht." Fl. male. by \V. M. Pelham, Druggist. HOW ABOUT SOME 0F THESE? Choice Mackerel, Breakfast 31a cOll, Delicious Candies, Choice LeTmons, Fresh Canned G oods, Splendid 53 r'ups, Plug and1( Smiok ing Tobaccos, Cigars, &c. These~5 are a1 fewv of the mece thing(s w can sell you at prices that wec guaraintee will indulce you to buy. COUNTrS & DICKEl'T, EJOwer1 Min St.., near3epo' Item'sta Fromi Mayb3inton(33. Miiss i'1lmra O)xner who has beeni on a visit to t,he l isses Weber'i of .lontes vi)l has r115eturned0( home11 accompani)113 ed by Mliss 1Lil1ie Weber'. Miiss J1anie I )ouglass rett.u'rnedi home last, week from (olum Ilbia wheroe sihe lhas been visit.intg relativ'.es. 1Ier li ttle ne0phov1' eorIge Ni 03oore330W Iame w i her'. Ali ss lIue pps o'3 (f I h'thI i'den ('(3m mun33it,y is visiting her' unctle Mr t. .1. I). l'pps. iMr xs. 1'lbiten ylos and3( dautgh ter3 Ni iss Sal lie visitedl telative a0't GoIshe 'lll1 last week. Mess's. (Gar'y Ilamile and 1 lo.w'a Web'er Jfone(sv'il1le have beoen downi in tis nteigh bhorhood to see thteirm girl'1s. I wish MIiss Mary ''' 'oilild wen3t t) Newherryv t.o-ily to) visit friends ando a.te3m1i commencemen03)Ott and11 the Teneherlcs A sso eiaitionl. Mi isse's C lar'a and Melle 1 )ougliass, dauiIghlters (If l)r. WVill i)ouglass, and3( formerly of thlis (31)33 Iommunit, wereO '33 ee firmedlO( at. the (GIenni Spr'ing l'piscopalI chiutrch recen'itly. I lev. R . H1. Mc Autley and3 family and3( MIiss Site ( 'arl isIc paid( a1 shott v'isit, t. ) Mr'. J1. l. ( 'ofield's family' and3( a cer'tauin widowr was11t1 very t3nuch I diappoinIted thtat, lhe did( not get L.o see th11 laLtteor, he pa(tient she wvill (come1 batck Ive and33 hye0 to 1)ay3 a lotg visit thenIo u 'enn se31e(3 Mrls .Jack HIender'son anid daulghIter' Mr is. W:; L. Sius htave beent onI a visi t LI) r'elative mO 3 Newberry'~. The e.art,hquk sho.c0510k was felt very laily3 aro01ud here. A fler the recent ra1ins5 t he t'rops3 look v'ery mutch r'efreshled and1( th3e farmuers will- have to work fait,hfutlly to kill ''Ceneral Grieen." As no one0 ilil take upi the (lud(gel 131 dlefenise of the girils algalinot ''Nit" and 331 '"Chips' we will have to) blow (o3ur own thorn1 for '"iIe that blowjet.h nt, his own )1'3 1103'n the same3) shall not, he blown.'' I say3 that the girIls; to-day arie equatl t.o the situation anld 'wilo-'we cann3rot, teach school like ''Nita'' or3 sIlig Ink like "'Chips' we all know 1how% to swintg the pots, stir utp tile sweets, 11d ' make1(1 t,le SOwing mach(11itO june31, and1( thn w3) enn 03 puit, bells on3 the cows, feed 1 cicens, p)ick ''gooses,'' chuirn', swIeep, pa1teh breehes, was31h and1 ir'on cllothes, 1)103e qulilts, workc ini the gaiden,. mil1k cows.V and1( so for'th and1( s) on, if ther'e is any thin g else for uts to l earni p)lease let us kniow what It is. Miss3 Rutt,h C'ofield who has1 1)een teachin lg in the Spartatnrg (Graded School is t,t htome agalin. She wl l'pen3d vacaeitioni wit,h her' p)arents MIr. and1( Mr J'.. M'. Coflebi. Junte 12, 1897. 'Fa3yBle' M',oney to3 Lend33 F"or Buildingr nnen'orwe- An1)3'to i The Dispennary amd Jiulge S11imon1ton1. (h1Is0 3, Section 8 of the Constitn tdi of tIhe .Inited Stats declires that Conlgress shall have' power: "To re I It-CCM IoMer Wi foreil,n natIo,llm and atmong the suver al St at es, and w i h the Inddiattl tribes." Unldor tills cla1use it, is verv -I"u that al]I eommerictcial ineei-ebe tweenl tie several States is subijet, to t.he reguilation of the venerval Olgyress of the United States, at( to t.ht onlv. Flt om tills it follows that 11 State hIas the right to pr-ohibit, tho 1nportatiotn of Aly artiele wIhieh is not ab-zollitel' colltrabanld by the ltlws of unat.ions ()r) of the Jlited Statos. This hlas bl) cleiar. to mie ever' silce the first. dispeni sary law was inlade. Any vitizell its tho right to im.poltI. fly liquors Wf any kind Whiatevelr anld ill anllY quItill-ity; ti'o mnatter hlow donle up1 flor inl what kdid of packages. Tho State iats no rhirht, to He,Ize it In transit,. nor ill its plave of deposit, lot that. place of deposit. be where it may, in a private or pubie witreiouso or dwellitg so long ts it, is not ia publiO nstitisnce. So farl t.he Constitution anld laws of the United Stattes prot'vet, thle importer. anIld the State has no power to tollch hil nor, to interfere with him, for le has do 110o wrong. A td Ieve the pro toctilg power of the Iinited States ceases , ite shiold of the ('ost it ut1(io is withdrawn, fov there is a great atd wide dilferelelo between inter-State 0111iterOe and in-Stitte commile o'-e. The one ..s sitbject, to' th,e jiuisdiet iot of te United States, the oille to that of the States sepallattely aid inldividlu al ly South Crolii-olin, for inlstaIce, has frequIenItly r1equired at specil livenlso of till travelling hawk(e's andlo pvddler's. to be patid lin advitnce before W,h.N werv perilitted to sel1 in aIIy district III the State. The Inited Stati- had no right to ititerfero ani to say t.hat such itawki ers shoild travel aild sell without a licelse. it wits a matter of inl-Sttate. find niot int.c'-State coimieve. But according to the lito decisiolI of .ludge Slimlonton, thp U nited States, or tlie Congress of the Inited States, alts the r-ighlt t.0 regulate Comietrce, not only between de 1.h States, but, etween the indivitutils of the States. Itn ot-iher wols that ongess hits ir tighIt. to regulaite all t.he intornall a11fairls of all1 the Stattes witouit exceptioll. The conclusion is inevitable that the States hIave colised to existl. No, .dtidge Simonton's devision that, the import,ers of liqtuor mayII.N sell aniy where inl the State in the original pitlctges Is not good law. ini fact it is not latw Itt'lall, ovenl 1,houigh the( 1.41prome (oiurt of tl 1.1 Urited States slould so decide. It is good law whetn he says that the importation ell oIt, he hinl deted or ilt,erfered with. Ilter-St ate C0111in01O ItId ii-State oomllrol'e are very widely differvint. It is possible to fram a oorl dispq sary law. Peirst, abolish ihev prolit. rva 1.111- n ir ly anud ivt, it, ho Ihe (1ut y o)f t.le dispiense's to sel .as littil a, po(ssI ble, aid if the.y have notlhing to Ily over. to the trealsilu-er. so( mueh the bettet'. i\Make the law, if it cnn hle donle at, all, at veormat11ory maue aid ilot IL SOUrc41 of I)t'Ofit It ite StIate. Aiking. thle dispen!SarIy "i sireo Of prolit is a shame and a d isgrvacve to Ite state aind to thle people. Stwonld, abfl ish the State contstablc.s. '.Ilte idea of having ai irresponsible, 1tt'ttt('d Ilict' force pitrolingI the cotiut ry. tv'l1rha1l ig t itiks ad boxvs and br'akitu t,lh-Im open aind exaiingll' their con tt!nts inl t he st"ar-b for-liquol'. i11m.ho ville tut, I catiot diseuss it cAly and coolly. Mly blood tinl'-tS an'd; I th ills out to the very I i ps of mny1i tn"grs whenever I think of it. AnXid vt't thle pIople of South (Caroin ive' lu t pupl ti With h outrag's ft' yar. Wi t.h - out wa1'lant Ilny 11 std Illay he vilterel it,t a1l, tilne. Closots I ' iY b, forvold open by ia Stttt vonstah'o in tIleear'h const51ables. Suchi l hillgs hiave b een'i "( y 15)tt years o(ld V td ilht' h)'ad ati il to give her'u llood's Sartsapart tillau. Ut' 'otititeda takinlg Iotid's util site was 1001>'o us jl'iL tirene. Ilis ickt heae,' fyt indiestion ande bitlilt'nesi. (l'olm lt(iittt'fcallsale. Tires tid frtee of charie. I -ai hlE) of ll k 'tids. 'a~y ''. A. 't SistO-.M NI.r, fI. Nl ".Al't'o i'et.o ni e St e t10 i'o. Waler !'t. onotlit is e for I te sumert. I'\ro. l'e eo wisa sittit madetoung- f~ tl andi ftinshight in1 the. prfsorshi ' I.r i hot it1 r. fcen HtoohaIItI s l1'ti speri mens af houste pit tredy. l'ns a hus gier.tIf youd wi'an a Syru pitur ofig Genet-a Gry is visifortlaing eveyt riog pay. bOYA4 POWDER Absolutely Pure. *C-Aebrattil filr i1a uret leavellinig st r'ngth util lhealth1oinness. Airmes (le f00d nin1t, 1 alm nd till fornim of adul(terati ot conllnon to the cheap bratls. iOYAL, IA KIN(l I 'WDEI-WO.,NIEW%1 Y01W OUR .PROSPERITY BUDGET. AL.L.TIM. N CWVS OF A L.IVEC AND IM t (iitlNSI rolT%'N. .S1elhal coir,spondlenve Hiernti mid Nmvws.1 Mliss .Jvssio l1vachamn of Ninet-y-Si.x is visit,n l elat.ivos inl lownl. Alv. ()wy of Chia-leston is visiLit.i Mr. .1. ). Ilut.her. \I iss Nlarie Stok of Columilbia is vis it-ing' Miiss illie Lee Iloiniest. .ir. A. 1'. isi-denlbalo-gh ami wife ave visit.ing the patternail roof t.his week. m i's ( 'osit Weleli of lieliea has beeni oil it visit to the Misses Ilowoe.s. ".Collsinl ll" mladt-h isusul Silnday iotiunIig run1 oni hiis wheit.el onl the II.Lih. IIe svays it"s .twfl hot., blt, a m11anl lio melalls buiAni-s donl't. mindi 1hat,. I'vok hlert. Mr. 1nio,11.hrvo times prosidtentt of 1.ho S. (C. 1'. A.- ought, Lo be hionors oughl-1 for mo lloor. hinn1anl morlal,* and nowl" y'ou hob ilp as at ealdi dato for the U. S. Senate. Are Iou tr etir ly headed .Johnil's akvenI o \?eks' Well, I pledge out all yomlp poll puishers' vote aund t,hle inliuence of t e ladits who are deprived of that privil.ege. anld trust yout may g-rasp Ilhe litky 111liiher its t-Ilt w iil tt' virls. W e always saiti you hadi it ini youl itid yoml pa-t rovm-d iwove.s it.. Allr. U li.l . W hit,s and l bl.'0o arrived t stlollult. tie las Satu tay, an] . no()%" sponding the hot wallwt with lis volativos in town a vicinlitY. \\ ot i id o rl-at it'in.I. o oi s t-s Si i e. ')ll- boys are goi ng -iiak,' ; . tiv: bascball ;-alipai.-m. amld will _.o C.o Wwhr aini t'hol-ol.ir lly i /.t. and v: t. st tIh v will !.lit it) solm pl ractic Iun, : andll N-t. w, sco Ilhemu llay ba.1 . .ge it ti- ylnl r epors t hatl. he is im r iti a anIld (.X I itS tO b0 (o (1t-i atin in t near futuro. We mlis" Voul I hov. . I l. \\'. A. lei hltu it (71e1 - ill I s bhcll Ietlhleil Ialltlh ofivel o' t.hw towntui lain h ntw l upol his dut'tits .\ l'u'' coli tillgont frlit lown it, :1ndotl Ih Il o al nn m11 enlent 1, c wr 1-ises ai Nil twill W L. k. 'Ill(' S alv its Ntwlb'rr-Y ('ollt!ro i| opn Ih v cIl a;laisis i irls h ut, will h .ll4w4d in t ord ibyw the ohiers Wo t hlnna in) pasJri ihlat wi w(!i ii I d (n 1iiilis of It'le tolle'ro last Nl)I tay In- t li st ti e will yearc. I t wa C( l s in 1ac iii llu g 'Ills. It wa! A reiltl V,hll*ol to Its. T e professors houlStS anid tHe K(tl]lr \M1 ria-1dlhiM lli hee i iilt, sinve mo I last, visit, taL wo want to "ay tIhat, thIe 1t11t,beranl pwo phi'iot oth Cli na dont rllti knI whatC a ',nir aysure hatve~ttt1 ai tNliibiitay (olti, s. liey Cl ughtlit. to ht (liul is usfunii b eing heret~eO iai itli l'ge eassesi totu yItgadt.I Is i . the n peoplh f:inhiro will dot te ir duiltllb thck ir cl.it,he' tinw isuh dn -lo disa when the Ii e ill' ii 1i. I bet l, ee of iaa ain te lathit i-. n ii te hln e I.\t litar Cof our vhys ar (I'jpeuain t el t,aing l"i avl .l nexvhi t lik will t e rtihi' a. ('oa- salays he !Iunl go n ii ri o t ilb.th a exuosition was siot and fatally wounde'l b Ct.aIL 0ri1111, k whitv ian, on iMordaiy lust. Satt-rwhit died Titerday night. Iom all rupor8t i t !he nugro is to bilaille. 13oil are resh ent.4 of Vludaitht I m it"v. r.i . Jill is osd rbybusdonl l'ivad anl.l body, but, not serlously hu rt. L us1. ..1 Essex hoar. pig, Ibout :1 months old. weighing ab1out. 25 polns, str-ayed oni1 29th .\May. A muitable reward paid by returning. to tl onlive ofr Th iira and News or \V. P". Stone. 1.1 Notic.. All porsons :r', hvrohby iif iot d and watint'd ot. to harilorl r hir( MY "oM Jelo ;lii who left my k-ed and boa'd on 91h inlst., as lie is 1111lir :I"e. I It! is ItI years ohd liol woiOhsabout 1110 poundls. - N .:.(. ;t., u . t&f. It. 10,00) Ih'. I)ry Hiilis. I Iighest camlh prive paill filr thman. f& . l, SIM te 11litos. M Iilh ('14w1 fr4' Sa.4' I live good milvih vow for sale OIilp for 1ash- vinif t wo-inntis Obd. L,.&f.-It, (;eo. I,4(1111hirt.h Brick! Brick!! P''w male by 13. C. .\atfihews, New hm.vy, S. C. tf. We Rise to Remark that! it is ly tie, aiid to r'e indy(l yOt.hat t lie l)tSt. tlh ilg yet. inv\e'lit'ed finl c;Itchingo iii is STI('KY 'IY PA PE"R. TheV 1111tianfnetureis haItVt- improed41 1.hei pai.-r for this t . t. slit-is holtor and11 valt-h1S Into Wlik.\V have tt-stvi its st.ikling qualitiv-;. It is aZL1SO evapoT. We always kitp a full stot(k onl hantid. it)lili S )N &Di.).l.1ringists. i Oe cornt.r. 1. ,.L.y Tiiiili -'oiti var-loit-4 }tir -.. D1)1ring Jh past fivo 11 nonths 1h unli der'signe114 aI s been Studying.. 11111 . i n - ot iherl L1,hin.S. I'heo lift and wriit o in(s of .10lI -( oilnleaf \\Vhli((1ivr, bult sinct. vx :ailnationls IWO 0%*er with, we. have i'wdIout into4 the country anld it -( now 1,vd 1 h b ault itill Hlve., ofI'ne r ev'nleaf, vntab,r:iss pout., lani-vato to kiIg" co. onl . \'o ave n11w, -SA-111-day. .1'111- 12'1,t , sitt,inr Ml thO p)iaIZZ ( if I farin hous and look it-rw t'sithi boallu I iful re liehds. \Ve are,wholn wo thilnk of ourit experit-nvi. y-stol-hay, 1t. ollughly co vne-h t distancet ltnds oe tothe viw%.'' Oliv exo-wIie' with a gtmso 14ek ville Yos tel-day enlables us V'o sve very vloav-ly le poot'ry in the above tIloted woik. Y es, Nr v. - t believing", that wo neVided exervis, WI 2atl abut,1 tvin Ilik till into 1 ,11 4' oliunl . Y; wt- w1 alkit-d 1)a1- of tilt'-1 way,4 1uIid u111bd aV0 Wai-di' ailt the way, himt. a bli-- black nae ill r SoIth111ig11' WO didti't. S00 it in1 th1 bushos n : I ajW .th 'lad b w11 m ed ait 11-;, an' I wo 1n11 at shor1 , disltn . O'l tsitil of that, wt! walko-d all ti 11w . \Vh14 nl we0 r1n 1 d tllin- dsti nat.ion () r. i '. M . Kinlarid's) woe 11141 aias 11m1ivi exer-f-i u: wo walltod(. or ais mut-hi ats we wanlvd L- handfu of b.lg isters but2..4'I '2 wig II weXt 4t1 now. 2.1u' 21. W , e 1oh '2 14st 1 water . i n l (. thet ('1441de. Wat.1i- 144 when. f>otri< o14 i 2.Vh4 round21.. Asw e'|"u.out.4 of N.h sh:1( 81e. If2. t iti slu-inks 8(4. r ig up and1 beis to seu'il 1. lust Mr.h-'it.or ilitIthey d144( not exp 2 O se1e( a44) 1111' w li4efore t.4ligg-28. ililr.4.111 LIto inak a mihyhi.hng.T h1 we t.e was42. extremel '1i41>tl. yest1.erda' '- ison wth stheeight of' th014 n, h 2141 o 2- 1 is ' oo 11 far-in-height, 14s4 to I leasant wh 1, roots and11(1' lAn 1roots tlIiluu iir ilner 24 green(i t.hlllI a' goose' neck(I ith i as1 lon(8 up (1 corn' this4 inorning, Ia...\ r4.. (.it5 \V1, 11 >f ha,. As w 'S'l l 'verei thixin 81114.1'. 4)t 12last . V4aturday 114. night lln :'.2. II t, 1' f44iti toIe been4I) theg4(1' l iifrs rain 'N lI' If yearsi. (4'1.2 2 4('ott ami 14or ti.l s werI 2 ''- i 1m1d( Ievel. 211Iii. many of. the 1' m-m4 e 1 It, thought1.4' the w1'dere ru21.iness but21 pro ly tspei ally)1.1 ('il I o 1211is 1t 4ag ht (142n1i '.4 e. and1 fowihs1111 14voab 1 sfasons4a 2.ood an ofi linstle r.4 11(1 I 1\nyone fur ish ig i 1.24mation(2 as111tohi her4boutlts wi'll i white labo' to swallow, but the majori t:,' of the working class havq learIed (r 1111 thti lat )MII)lIO Cuts 10 1tire iht the ianetuary of Mainon. W may ho nist4ken, It, wo lelievo tlo (lxcl.1 mi vo vimployillolt of Itegrovs In t,he cot - n n1iil11 of tho South woulld ho a dreal, bless-iig to th whito lborrs of tho South. Negro labor ein be had for half theit wite1 that are ad1). to white 11abOP-. K nowimg this, tbousaulti of InlS Will"v hiblilt,. a1111 evvery1neyro inl tho coltialtry with inotelli, I'ee enloulgh t) push ai t.rnek will illd eiployttiet, il the uills. 'T1his great, il in tie mber of vocton mills will tako ti.' -Poem to t he towis anid eit.is. or v.holrever. the( vott,o1nll s inay hivb sit, nat td. Clheap labor caulsi ng an in-case in the 11n1inher of vottol unills, will I followei by an In-reased deivnd oin the part. of thle Illills for miove vottonl. 'l'h f:rnis vieated by the negrovsi can tihn h. oerieild with plelsire arld IrOlit, bV Oiulr beSt people, who IavN ilen vonip'lMod to leave t.he farm on iocount if the liow price of ottoi, atil t.heir. hnabiliCy to conmpolo with O.he nev Orro on tbe fuIn. We rar., lowever, Ch at the itro net.ion of negro labor In to the votton mills will be a misfortunti for. the stilull towns wihere il1 rite sit tated. There will be no telling vlen a riot will tiae pilaee Inor of i-s Imagill tiile whetin1 e egen. lmWat, whito holy voulid Vlllk th e st reets wit,h hordes of darkivs elgigever-Y 11rn ,4n1 tvrNlly vrossilig? Wo 1e-w-t that. we havue't. tio. t hile 1.o writc itlore oni this slije't at this time. We will, ther. forc, hati tip oir pItiil. .losii Tui.'. F'ovIk Avindleny, S. C., .Jio 12, 1897. MIiss A inelia .1ohlnstonle, elest Ilibi and dau11gltei of N!i. adt I S. Alian .l oilnist one, diod on 'ti,44day mlorinig. andl was hlin-ied inl thw famnily bu-t'v Wias twent.y years old. l''N Gladness Comes W ith a. htte-v 1udierh.-litandinlfg of the tvtra im Iln t I tit.'re of the iiily phys. xeal ill, wich vanlish before properl-cf fort,-s-golt lo (.1yorts- -pi-il nt vifort . -- rightly diteet.l.d. 'lhvre is Conmfort, inl the knowledge, that, so Ilany forn of siekness ire Iot 41(l to any et,alt l dis else. but, simply to i cont'(Iattedemi1di tionl of the sytem, whith tli pleas ini, filimily laxative, 'Syrnip)If Figs, prompt. ly rminoves. 'Thi t. is why it is tihle only rmledy with mnillionst)f f-amilivs.anld in nyerywhore eMt,1m4-1 ! o highily by all who Va0lu4 -41od 114 la Its b nvliial ulieets are du1 i ti tho fact, tIhit it i ie Oie r14m d ' I -- h-r ol e inite cleanlnev,.wiltboultidcbilitMafing the organs i wa : h i n . It I., it .fore all ilmpo hitia , il rter th I t, its bie e Hliin off'. -t,, t') no: v.ib,.n y,n pill viam., 01W,t \ su11 .:ve V,t 11016 1 a'vlii - clk, which i-, umuW. I o. 0! d byxt iie Cali f(IrnIia ctio o e.oly and ..o"d by t illr ot row ltablo -::h s. If in, 1,11 thi l m it ,r pomd lealti, and t,he l t. em I r.:;.r I . I.i e s or ot her i n Hem I roI t - I . i li edt 1d.1I w.-ruvll-fmowd every~here.Ii yrny Nf, p i'ms ftand: high:i n is me:,' t larely ni n. e a :n Wi itho n it si i- t.' i 'i t i a a tI iln. ii 011)4I I Ii' dOr. waEdardoa wilSeconlk whc*ine~ oo wi ll n( hf rie Il , A &. C.Jes