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Lost bn'the streets of Nowbery last week to ExOelsh4' Uteraty Soot,y badgo. sultable rowar, can be obtained by leavlug badge at th1is4llico, Mlch Cow for salo. I have a good milch11 cow for sale cheap for cash-ealf two-months old. t.&f.'lt Geo. Leonhlrth. Colton J.loom. ,1 3let Cotton bloom1 pilaced Oi our desk was yesterday I1oInilng by Berry Neely, a colored fariner. Mrv. 'J. B. C:try 0also, left 0110 Oil our (108k pulled oil Saith 'll y. anVo6l School. A pplications ) fo lidedI 010 of the board of tees onl or before July 2.1, as teach er will be elected that, (lay. 1). W. BARR1, J. B. BIRAIN, .J. W. I-,'PTING, Trusteos. P'le.n at. isuh iver. There will be a pienic at I1ush1 River Chivch Onl the 3d day of -July ha t"o Bush Itiver Sunday School. The pub lIe i. isnvted and asked to bring well filled basikets. Addresses will be mlade by Dr. W. D. Sunn, Revr. W. C. Smit,h, A. S. Leslie, U. A. WrIght and J . . Johliltonl. St.. ,Luuke'" Sthool. 'I'here wilt be a imeeting of the pa tronls of tho St. L1uke's school at the a(mademy Sattulday, Itmo 2t.h, at, '' o'clovk. As businessof impoIt.ane is to be tranisaet,ed, a full11eitance is de Si red(....... J AN V i.: W. liooz-m, (1hair mo1. 8. 1. IIAWKINS, Secretary. Tho ltoyP4 at Newburry. The Spartanburg teai of bal I players, dter naiagemient of Lewis Thomson, who left Wednesdatly 1101ning to play a slwries of gaiies at Newlitmrvy vet.uniled to the eity yesterday. . Thei boys made no voly groat repitationl for tleliselves as ball players, having lost two of the tlrcee gallics played. uli"' eX)re!SS theniselves as having had a delightful time in every respect. The people of Newhery, ais one of them expiressed it, juls.t, tI't"ated them voyally. It Would he well to add in ,iis connevtion that, the t -am who went to Newhery weie o ) no a conileeted with the ball teall v.h ichI has been recently ptayin)g with Ashpvilli. -Sbpltig eICald. Conr1nsed Tetilmony. Clia. 11. Hood, Bllrke'r and 'Mai'in itactuer's Agenit. Coliilumbus, Ohio), ceriltfos that Dr. King's New Discov , ry halts n) IL(t ual a, a Cotigh remedy : .1. ). Brow I, 'rop, St. JLines I-otel, .I"t. Wayne, Ind., testitlesjl at he was culed of a Cough of two years stiindiig, vaised by La Orippe, by Dir. King's New DilsCovery. It. I. Mer1ill, Bald %%v1n11vVlle, MA11ts., t4ay14 thajt het hatS uISed Rtd rcommendedQI(L( it and1 l 'C'l ever knew It in' fait and1( WL wold rathier have It t hani any d1octor, becaLuse It alwa1'ys 5 Lires. .3lits. H-emmiing, 222 E' 25-h Hi., (Chicea go, always keeps ii at l)hnd and) has no0 I(ear o'(f C roiup, becuLLIse it, instant)1ly re l ieve cx.14ree Tlrial Ilottleks at, Rober t sonl &3 (Ildter'so Drug Store. The musi151 recitalt by thle pupi's h of MiIss Jennings' M usic School was held * laLS.t, FridayL ev'eninig in) the opera house A large and( apprciaCiItiv adience101(, as ullL, favored thlis, the lst of M iss Jennin1 gs' Annua C)11(oncerts. The d if f,1 ret, and p)lainig numlfber's by the memberl)114.'of heri school0 were all well ren1re(an sh)owed the aL bilit.y andl at t.entionl of th)e1i ccompfli hed 1(1inst lrue IA)r. MIiss ILaura Iriby . (f Laucenls far or'ed the aui ence wit,h soyeraI'il well so lecte and wel1 vol (101ivered recitation's anid Miss Nevile I ope'11 of lihis eit.y sang Iw charmi:11) 1ng solos. M\ iss Jennings hadtu oflered two gold meda1 ils. On)e1( for the greaLte,t prjogiess and1 )1 POV impoveent, duLring the year 1 was won by M\iiss 1 ora AnInii. Thle other' fori -the besti genlerL e Lxcel lence Was won b Iy .\li :s IicLsiO (Cal isle. T1'hey CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. at wraper. STHEN TRY Rob SOt'.IS COmpollh Syru,tp Sar'Saparill a. This preparai'Ition)I i n' omlbit fin of drugs having ailt.rti ve, tonic1 stuiulan)t anId laxativo action). It contains throo0 drugs which the med(1ica l'o fessioni rocommend11( for skin dis(11ases, SOrofLlous afflectijons, DyApopseI)ia, Liver' Complaintsa, Rh leu Imlat ism,) ote. It, is carefully pr'O)1opr fiumn thel puries't dru'llgs anud is sold at' 7% cents aL botte ait Robes/son &Q Gilder's Dru'x 8/Ore. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. 11. W. .r Reedor lhas returned from Mr. 1]S,.Motto of GreeivJ1lo was In the city Saturday. A go-d aid refroshing shower of rain fell on Sunday evening. The Lutheran S'nday School at Lut.her Chapel now mncets at 9:30 a. m. M r. J as. F. Todd wont to Laurlens yesterday In the interest of the exeur stonl on the 29th. ' The rouid trip to Hlarris Springs via Wiateloo Is only *J.95, ticket, good to (jetober, 1. LE .Oy 4Vlsit to go to the iloulitains ks" at Asheville Is the place 'o lookitig for. Everybody who can play ball is In vited out to the Fair Grouids this af ternoon to prnet ;co att 4 o'clock. Mr. J'. M. Taylor had with hImIII on the trainl yesteraty two bunehos of apples wvIth about 14 to the group. They were taken from a prolific tree. At all annual election held last night Gco. A. Langford was elected chief of the Ilro departmont and 0. Klettner and &'. W. Wh ito Iliest and second assis tants. R 1eunion at Aittle Mountain of the atudents and friends of Newherry Col lego will be held on 17th of July. A larger crowd than ever is expected at this mleting. Glenn1 Springs advertises water on sale at greatly reduced prices dttil the hotel ais been greatly Improved and added to and Is 110w a very l)ICIsttlit plt to spend the-s: Il1eme. Phie churches and pastors of New-. tevry except, the Ale'"odist have unit,ed in ai union servce for Sunday evdelnigs during the summer. A very happy and 'pleasant arrangeaeint. It sILVes tihe pastor and the peoIC. The Project,ing Kinetoscope Co. will give entertalimnents at the opera house on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday ev enings of this week. T(he Spartanbiirg Herald says "the pictures arle well se lected and pleased tle atidience great ly. This show, we are told, is some thing new. Personals. L Mliss Eala Jennings who hats taught music in Newberry for t,he past sever al years left on Saturday for helr home in Virginia. Durimg her stay in New herr,y Miss Jennings has made manly friends who will regret that. she is not, comling back. Al. Pauil Silipsonl of Glenn Springs was il the eit,y last, week ill tile inter est of the GIenni SpIingr water and the hotel. Mr. F. H. Dominick will leave on Ist Jily for Charlottesville, Va., to Cake a special course in the law school of tho university of Virginia. Aiss Mary G. Pope of the \Vinthrop Normal College at l1ock [1111 is visiting NIs. )Ir. S. Pope ill Newhorry. ,Miss Mary Law MWeClintock eame hoiite from F'loida on last Friday night. Mlisses Mary G ishaon, Nina ('arisle, Mary lUnker, and Mary NanIce Fair. w,hlo hlave b)eeni at,tend(1ing College at Duce WVr>I. the past sessionl ret,urnedl honiac last weeOk. Ma's. .1. N. NI arti i s visitintg ini Grieeniviile. ltuaklena's Arnic14a Salve. 'Ia'h bst Salve ini thet world for~ Cut s, linruises. 8(orts, IT 10ers, Salt. hieti l, il'vert Sore. Tl'.ter'. Chla1pd Iliands, Cllhilas, (Corns, atul all Skin Kriup tionIs, a11(1 posit ively eures Piles ,or 110 paty required. .It is guaranteied to give per'fect satisfact ion or' monley rl-fr a,ded. Priice 25 centis pert hox. For sa'' by Rohobertson & Gilder. BU TT ERICK PA TT E RNS A Comupete linle Onl handl at. J,. L. M M N AIJGIH & (CO, Coi. IMrnI A, S. C. A Ple' aant SchIooi i'lente. '.lhe patrions andl ch.ilren of tIle Dlead li'al I Schouol gav e ia real anice plien1 i o hI.st Saturay0 at. the schIoIolase inl t,b' shtady grove and1( near a cool spring. Th'lose whio we present, had' a very' pleaosant, timte. Four I genitlemen101 were inIvit.ed to dleli ver atddresses; cach on~ di fferent subjects. Abiout 11.45 Mr a. . E. J1oh nstoan int,rod uced R~ev. O. A. Wirighit, .w~ho dlel iveredi i' good add1( tess ona the subject,, "Dobing your1 best, aol ways'' NIrr. W. 11. Wallace gav,.a read gofod speechl on "Charitatter I il d ing."' Rev. D). TIiller ianade an addreOss on1 a "Good namtie-whait, you are anid wvhere you arae." .1. N. Kin1g dave a very lileasinlg and( amuitsing s peech. 1Ie teacherOI, Ali'. .. J iohniston1 froml is pupils. 1)Diner waIs annloulnce'd ando after 'dini nor t,here were a numb111er of speeches mialde by thle younlg men, each speaker onl~y having one heatrer.* ilowatre of Oiliatmenuts for (atorh'I tha~t Conatahm MercuIry, ais mnercury~ will surely destroy thle sense40 of 51mell aal)d cimpiletel y d('ran'ge the whuno sys 111, m when('lt en ti gI it. throuigh I hae nI Ileus sua fae0. 511(11 ait,lelo1 a ould 31QV'er ho use(d except on1 presipjtiolls froml reptab)le t1hy 510lans1, It ao he amage theay wiVll doe is tean fold I,.) 11he good you can1 po0sibly derilve from t hemt. hla' 's Unarrhl Cure manauifacturted lby 1". J1. Cheoney & l'o., Toledo, (1., coIII alus n1o mer(cur y, alnd Is taklenI initernaltly. acting di arecoly. lipona the blotod 11 an mcteos huI*Ines (of the~ systemt. Ini httyling Ihiirs C'laarrh Caart bi set you get thle gonuline. Ii. is talken ill ternalhly, anti ma laiToled'Ot(o, Ohio, bly 1'. J. C:henev & Co. Tpsti a oniials free, amania lab oIrnlgsA, pk neu.. pci nottlea. JNO. 11. KINARD UAMP. Tho Sons of Conifederate Vetenis Orig-kn. Ize at Calitiel I4tet Omifrr. Tiero has beon talk here for some time of organizing a Camp of Sons of Confederate Veterans, but not uti1 last week lid it take dollito shapo. A mueting was called to be held In the court house on Friday afternoon. Tiho attendance was good. Mr. .11no. M. Kinard stated the object of the meet Ig. A. C. Jones was eleeted temporai ry chalirian (1and P. It. Dominu1ek toi porary secreto.ry. Several names woro mentioned, hi1t i was ililiinimously deided to call the Lamip the .Jno. M. Kinard Caip, in honor of 'Capt. Juo. l. Kinard, who Wats killed at t.he batt,le of Strasburg, Vi, October, 186-1, While acting as lieu Lellant colotiol. It was at iice Compli 1llunt to his soin antid liamesake to be made the first. commandant of th1e minnp, which bears his father's name. The following ollieers were elected for the first year: J1o. Al. Kinard, omilldanit. A. C. Jones, Ist licutelant !olinmantl(d ill. Wn. F'. Ewart, 2nd lieutent,A com 331andter. Z. P. Wright, adjutilalt. - .*.J. H. Mellitosh, surgeon. Rev. Geo. A. Wright, ehaplalti. MN. L". Spearnman, treasuror. F. N. Martin, color sergeant. --- , istorian13. A const,it,ution and by-laws were tdopted and delegates appoilted to Nashville. About 25 or :0 1lnaes have already Juel enrolled, and thoy expect, soon to luve ia large [Ild lIlourisliilg Camp of ions lit Newberry. The number of the( camp will he imidi ,ated after tile reunion ill Nashville. Il'very son should join and help perpet late and preserve te h istory and ragmentsof history. The'election of hLI listorian has not, yet been held, ind it should he filled with care anmid ,vitl at 1111n who wVill take a pride in 1leeting and prev-ervilg the Correct iory of t h1 is gra t tlg gie. The County Teachers' lIsLit,lxu met, nl the opera lhoul.e yesterday niornilig it. 10 o'clock, in charge of Prof. 1'. L. Iitghes. of Grveeville, and Miss Me Lants, of Columbia, fall( Prof. 1'. I laynvies, of t,he Counity. The esio()nS wVill begpill eachI1 morinig lis wveek at o'clock and close at. I )Vlock. 11.the afternoon he13 will be I seVSSion (-omml1entliin a1rt5t 'l,k ILettures 1y 'of. A. G. VoigL oil history will he delivered durng tile instituto The altendanle has been ver1Y g(OOd for the first, day. The followinlg is the roll: Misses Lillian Gleln, Mamuie Me Graw. Lillian Llther, Virginia Moon, Minnie Wallace. imily Scott, 1Leila Denniiis, To!.t1a Salter, Daisy Whialey, Myl1 Clary, Annic Hpiyum, Rosa Kil gore, 1lle Cainn1on, 1)aisy Cannon, F'lorene WVaters, Sal liec Pu1gh, Mary3 10 IDoiieik, Ilari*y C olield , (03ra D)omi nliek, liessie Doiniek, Loulat Work man,33 Sal lie WVorkmaniI; M esdamells .1an1e1 A Long, G W Reid, .f (JIa il'ett,igrew, Hfelen A Lhay; and1( Mes sI' C A ["eller13s, () A Mlatthews, .1. 1 .1edenh1aulgh. A 10 'if liedenha 81ugh . .101hn HainsI 1, l"ranki I MUion, W\ W Aleleories, WV K Sligh, Geo H ( romer30, Geo A R iser, A l' 1)oni iniek, J1. TP. Ilow les. T1uII' AAN IN TlIIi A100N. TIo n1ight.. Tue'sday, Pro'(f. 11lughIes wvill deli ver' his lect.tu- on "I'The Man iln the Moon" ini the opera'i house. Ad m3issionl will he free and the 11ubli is I inlvited. Th is is a beaiutiful 1ain31 in strucOtivie I0leet,3r, andit y'ou wiill be re paltid for' goinig (lut to hear it,. Hie wvill ask anld answer'OI tihl fol low ing (131es t'ons: Is there a 3man3 inl the moony1' I low didi lhe get, therey Wht,t (does he (10 iherey When (1id1 le see it? WVhat did(1 le see? IlT7SURTICES' M EICTI3N(i. Thec trustees20 of the sch'ool s are r*e riues5ted to come1 inl on l"riday and1( spe oial add(1resses wvill be made to thiema. As maIIny of tIhe t.rus1teeCs as8 can aire r'e cjuested to lie l)resen1t (on iriday. Thel in1 stitLute st.arts oIf wvell, and3( a good attendance miarked1 the liv3st diay. It is cxplete1d and1( hioped thalt. otheor teachers'3 will comie ini dilu-lng the week. The sessions5 will Ist, 1111 the week up3 to) and1 inehiding l"ridaiy. IlEAT3Il. Annie11 LaurIe. the inifanlt da*uighteor of Mr. anId Mrs. Aniti ne Huzhardt , dlieId 1n Sundal1Iy mlorn31ing, aged one0 year. She had bleen sick forl som1e3 t imei. In termlent waIs had yesterd ay at. I I o'clock Mirs Susan nahi C. Dennlis dlied June23 :20, 18917, lat, her home in313 No.0 townsh3.1i p, aged 703 years. Site was t he widow of the late Jesse D)ennis wiho waIs k(illed inl the explosionl ait .I ete'rsburg, VaU., ol I8(1..Ili 01133 Werreiain w 1re -iterred at I l'rosper0ity onl Mondaliy a ftea n1'om lat 5 c'cloc k. JTohn Wallace, iunfanit 801n of M r. and morn'3ling abhouIt 6 o'cloek alged 20 mon11tb hs anid waIs laid1 tog0st, ill Losemiont (Ceme tery' ye'ster'day3 moing atlJ 10 t o'clock. Julsi t.wo vears ago onti hle 11a3 m(lday inI thle week andu at tile same13 f0our these par'enits were0 enlled( upo)03 to starienider 1 (10313 lit tle one. It, is hard to give t.hese0 treasuersi' 31 bu)lt Chi st says' su1 fer the little chiildren to come11 unlto me1 and1( he wVouldI nott call these unl)less he hIad need( of theml 1and( lie doet,h1 all thlings well. Th'le HJerald and3( News bng intomt2i ,ts 5ymm)at.3 OFF TO NAtArVILL. The Veteranst LeavI, lu it e%aI tljn4-l ftor 11a lOuni1on alid Expo,iltion. The Vetorans and delegates loft yes terday over the C.' N. & L. and S. A. L. for Nashville. Their special coach was decorated with hatmerts on oither sid. bearig the Inscription, "South 'aro lina, Nowbrry, .J unes I). Nance Catp No. 3360, U. C. VF." It waus much10 mlore prett.ily decoratetd than either the Co lumtbia or Charleston .couches. 'There woe streamers of red, white ard bll ueo and an abundaico of palmetto on Hie The following delegates lepresent the .James ). Nance Camp: .1. W. G ary, comimandaint'; C. P. loyd, adjutant; .1. 11. Sumer and sen, It. C. Carlisle, Jnlo. A. I"ddy, F'. G. WVearn, J1. M.ATay.. lot', J. 1). Smilh,. Kenneth Baker and wife, A. G. Wise and wife,.J. Cal. Neel I. C. Wilson, J. H. Rafl, 1). A. ll)f, J.'.i'. MNaye.s, Wr. y. Fair., Thlot3. ,ok, Ni. m. murord, . v. i. Simmons, v. \. Kinard, Jor-lman WVright., tFrancis Bobb, S. J. Kohn Iu-ad Rev. l!". 1'. Me Clintock. The John NI. Kinard Camp, Sons of vetorars sent at delegates tI. H. 101vanls and C. A. Bownm, NI's. lowimlan also acc'oltl attiled the party. )eatl of i Sweet Little l1nbe. "God desired one of i brood of three little ones and took unto IHimself the least." Tie communit,y sympathizes very deeply with Mr. and Mis. John W. Eat-hardt in the death of theii hand some and promising litt.le son .1ohn Walltace, who died on Sunday morning. 20th June, 1897, at. tie tendter age of eighteen mt1onths. This dear little boy was tenderly be loved of all who knew him and sad inl deed is the dut,y as "To-day we cut the fragrant sod, Witli tremblinig hands asunder: A nd lay t.his well-beloved of (Got. Our dear, dead baby iunder. Oh, heai'ts that, nche, and tiche afr'sh. Oh tears too blinldly vai'ling! . Out' hearts are weak, yet beitg flesl. Too strong for' our restraini ig!" Yet we sh3a1tll be comlifor'ted; for', wit. t. til eye of fait.h, wo are polrImlitted t , see im inin the icRedeemeir's ho.omt with inl the gates of tihe beaultifitl par-adise of God. A FRIlND. .1 ine 21 l'1enint. Dancae. Te plensitres of comm iiteemen t Week were hroutlght, to a happy close ot 'Thursay evening whn the Annial opera holuse. The parqIiut wis lloored (ver, Inaking for' tho large owd( 11n ideal dancing') Iloor'. F.rom tenl o'clock until the wee small hout's of the mori ing, dancinrig was induVlged in to) time sweet strainls of the loston Italiat Strinlg Itand, which has beenl delight inlg Newber-1ry auuid i,lnlces for the past week. At 12:40 the G;ermain was bt gun and was gr(cfully led by Nir. W\. C. Sehenek with Mliss Olive Otley of (Aal'estoni andl(] Nr'. Chas. Jones of Lantcaste' with Miss Lizz, G4le1nn. At 2.10, 110oi SweePt II ome was begun ami till wer'e reminde(id t hat, ihe CJonamumnce mtet1 ltl was soonm to be nm uber'ed amtonig those delIghtful occasionts oif te past, whichel hmave taken place' for' ft many yeat's arid wich tihe young peu ptle of thiis city atid otther ptu'ts of the State have enjoyed so imneh. MI iss (Olti e ()lney of (Charlestont wV it MIrn. WV. (. Sehtenek. Mt iss \ t'na Vantce of New ( )-leains w~'t ih Mivi. .1 . 10. Chu-'y. .t MIss J1anie Vance of (liniton with Ni in. .1. tX. Noiwood. Mliss t"ann iy C'irford of Sahl ta wiLth Mri. M. I,. Spearmnan. Milss W'allac'e of tLaurones wit.h Mr. Al iss Smtit,h of Little llock, A rk., wi th NMr. S. L . Cash. Miss iee of Chappeitl)l' with Mi'. ( ). If. 1)unctait. Mliss L otu 1<iitgt hit''Il oaf Auguistai with Mft. .1. V. Melta.h MiIss 1)a isy O ' Neatle of ('ohitnhi a w itht Mrt. C.. I. WVeeks. Mi iss Carol inte G od frey of ( theratw with Nit. 8. .l. Wooteni. M\iss Neville t'()pe wit.h MrI. J1. 1. tlI ss Nellie Mte l"all wi tht \Ilv. II askell Wrtight. W\1isotn. MNiss A\zile Il'ool with tMrt. I Ienriy WetlIs. MIiss l lelen JIone,. with Mrt. .Iiuliait NM iss M ab1elt 'at.h w~'t it . I). L.. llooz-~ er. MIiss Anit il 3[yiumit w i th Mir. Amno s Welts. Mh1Iislila Jones with Mr t. WV. .\ . Wal Mtiss lThyr'a Schmpert~ ci with MIri. G. I". Weairni. MIiss Ntyirti Schtimpr't wvi.th Mrt. .lais. IIen wick. NI ls Welh with Mrti. A. Sibumpint.t'i MIt. M. lintiel1,. MI i5ss Ia)nhenith t of (Coluia i wi It h in'. F. ii. I)oimiek. NI iss A nme t in I fathoni hl t w i th NI r'. TJ. NMiss Laizzie Gletnn with Nir. (Chas. J1onets of Lanictasteri. MIiss LaurenC is (len wttuuIith .\li. NI. WV. D)avis oif Clintton. Na'. attd Nits. Wim. Welch of 'Texark't ana. TIexaus. Stags: B1. NI. Aultl, Wells I eiley, Gr'eentwood; IrtedellI .Ioties, .tt.. Cotui Ia; 11. .1. MI ilet', S. 8. Mauulin, (Greeni ChIapr'ontes: Mrt. aind NIts. I'. Itoh etson, Nirt. and Mirs. 0. 1L. Shmttnitpet. Nit. atnd Mrts. II. II. WCatts. NIr. aii Mrits. I". A. Schtumpmo c, Nit'. aitd Nit'5. L. W. Floyd, Niri. and NMts. 1t. I '. I 'aw POWDER Absolutely Pure. Celebratedi for Its great kavening strengt h and healt h fulnvi. Assres tlt- food against ulum and all forms of adulteration common to the cheap brands. RCOYA AII A KIN(l POWDURtCO.,NEW YORtIC ilt NEWlVHti1IiyOt.'iTOFiCI. Pos(skilitler Daiidon Walnts at Highaer Hatlit ry for lis Clerk. not for Iliimelf. To the EdItor, of the News and (ou rir: , In yestolday's Washington cor respondenice of the News and Cotrier, over the ini:ials of "I. INI. L.," ap peared tie followilig paragraph: "The postInastEr at Newberry wants IN.-. Laidiner to get him an Incr-eaise of saIlary.'' I do not -.Ilow where "It. M. I." got his inforinlation, for I have -vertainly not, askAed Congrsslman Itl Ilt Ime lo sw Clie for 111e t inlevase inl sauty. Ilowever, I did write to Mr. I'atillner. somle datys ago a1.skIing h1itlu to use1 hlis ilillevne in gecttinlg the allowlnice for (lerk hirv for Ohis oflice vatised, a1s only reventv theclevk ihire for the Orange hurg postollice was increased fr-om $1300 o $(100 per year. T11he saltry of tle postinastelr at ( )range1b urg Ih as b.11 $1,600 per year. ant I increcased to $1,700, to ttke offect .uly 1, 1897, while tile alary lit Newherry has heen $1,700 fo t,le 1pust two years and the allowance for clek hit inI his ollieo is only *200, p-r year. It, is hardlly Ive'sSary to state that, $200 is inlstillicient. to pay the cle-k'S hire of 1hils ollive. Since the salary of the posttuasters at .-angeburg atl N,Newherry is the14' samie. I vanl sq-1. It) r1eaIsonl w1hy there shold Ih 14uch at differnece itn tie allowalnco for vlork hlir inl th t- -SI0 ti11e r pe i VS 4 Ii . UIen1C I wrot' 'it, in , w1h, l*V (Ve' 01 4 til S li-11iet1-1, aMid IN (t) i t ot him t) take S vtep ii n ro-!rard L -,.I -to to ; I ng Il im-roami for ch-pk hire and not. anl ili-reaso of Sahlay. I ,hinlk Alvr. Ii.t, honh) pay mnore attention. to is anit re lpt )ld l , atI ill 1111el1 ill ili il'-i's,I '1a 1n ot give o)t)t illforInallt,ionl to new'Spapoir vol-rOSponl dents ea"ltdto do oneo of his con Strit l.At at ilijust.ico. I wrotv t, MIr. 1,aimliel asking for' Stv info -m.ation Istof 'May iv, nMd 01nl1y reveivo hIis reply oll the( lIMth instat,t andi now. mly It)t m t4{n1sti to hiy . writh.l! n' Shl un day hltst, he gives itoullt, amlbigulio usly, which appeal-, Ill Ilesdbay's papor. 1(4)1)etQ4l1.41 . 4t0 4 . Ifv i tr IN, get N tt l)4wherry . stI'. .hi uneX 11,1 i st 1' . Te pa44tos of'enralAcaem scoo a e1 arnntfed htteewl easint. er ho rentingathecol t'lc hanp evr hefrpe- t in the priehes oar t des WheStw miRN 1evy. All peRsos.er Crtlqued trco be Are e. Iv f wer. Wesue Roicoe.temr that. it i . fl . ti: il', n toi llIJ11l you.l.f D.e S 1)-: tt, i P~,(btillVeli '. ( W S(:riiam.f I~ Crescenttl thn vr eor Cataogu I f. e Agent overywhere MALAllA AT OL1MNON CoL.L,E. Pres11t4 1ent Vttighen NnYps t1 hat -'' re ha bJe'en (Ily 0he 'lte of 'T., ph1old Fever. [ti reply to : tolet-f'atiin fromIn I he Sil daty Nuws, askhiig fow al an at,hwitative Sittemlienlt, ats to the ivalth e-i'lit ionsi tt CIVilnsoil College, IPt'slei nt ( 'raigleati wr vot v: To the editor Of the SIldty News: I have sent fill stteinent1 to G'overn11or lIlhIe )for all daily papoirs. \'v have iad sun lifty r t xt. vases or i a itxytaism al rover; Onliv mit cise of typhi(1%*lever1. C'ad vet Sail.rs Of A 1i.\'rOnl (ounty, ie( 4 from it, Om yS (4,ter t. ' The0 VOnldililn is 1not 1h1r, 1n t b t.s Lhe selhool was to ttlose for I he tu ,m) Jiy , the t !favuIty has decieti4 to p)Inlit th0 net St tild IlhVir-0Xatli iationls Itl go boliv tiext Pr<tid ,v I a ted have n() unasinss, 'atdets tltentcedt wit.h Ilness will 1e Ue1-11rit.teI 14o 4 hokle it. ollte. I eX ect lo have retinet,' ratet o1 P'idny. A d 6iSO l tS to 1lV( Itte i ttiOln of 51Sl vonliling Ilionlo to lls, '11hw yeity >f the Sick ar rapily recoveri-ng. N. It. Cu('\0MAM). ('Iellisoll t 'ollt'i' I titne 19, I$ 17. Od Yoot I-tveir "'. l eelit l i it ters i it ni ly for v. :.trotbe ? If 444,oI' J14t, get t Itle nlow unld get. relief. Th is 4Ile<livi4o Itas mell fOlindl Io be pectilia1rly winpteA to be relief ail ut'e of an 1'einale Cou. lit,exerting a% wonlderfiul direcvt inl 111411ee itn givilng r41engt b MI(I t t to he organls. If You ha11ve I I .\ >Oti,e C'eConstipaition, Ifedtu he, F.ill iig Spells. Or are Nervouls, Siveptless, I0x0itale, lllelnmly m.ru tVhlilt D)i"zy Spells, .Icleltil. Ifiticlr4 k thv lielteliti yoln lie<. I I val' I aI I I (l it rengt It -,rv glaanilced by its 1t1,. li'Ifty ellts anil $1.M1 at t oh tson & AIlder's I)rug Store. Wall Papt.r. C1aL ait Saltt""' s '1( )t ('h tap (1 a lle' til Sme2.jI bo ks of 411 ki ph f the' ' hat e.t die.i-l inl wall paill-l, whbicb he is' ei itprives that wVii p14a-'e pill 6Iena Spri At Reduced qobertson AN W. E. Pi A ;I THE OAKS HOTEL t4ettble1tly the h.et 44441' 2444e'it rae ine4 ! 14n (enIt hiwns444 ael Sin)(te t's; 4'ee ln uhI e -4(4 !tr(4ls; stree4t 44(r frta 4it4''4 4(to ( ho '.- '(rrace4.' *IAtA.i8 to' $15 444,r We* Dra w r}iG." I ' , A c . ,\T 2m.. J 115 V ' uses4 11h( cheaptI I'448' e s 114 neessit atedI it, or 18( us1 at 1troger 1lens which harmt .1h( ('y44. G oodt Spec'(tacle4s jimpop A ff4r 80( years' ini th4 busin414ess I 1414 ha1ve~ 1an1i52.44 insroet for tin unper'''1 "___DANIELJ THE EQ LIFE ASSURA OF THE UNI' Assets . . ' Reserve Fund1 (4 tp'r (''n4. Sta 24(44244 l) and all other Liaibilities ...J Su rplus, I per cen t. . Outstanding Assurai The4 Hoeiity Ihas p14id *$,4,I,94:~ 7I nud<kIig at 1t11a4 of $170,i ,8 . Tih 11ha1n 88 year1s from its or4gaition.l11( of its hlistory3. Thle liluitabeIi wr'4ites wanlUt Ton)t1 inin, A n4)414 I )isl rib)41 ionl, J'The .kptitable14 is abseoluitely sa4fe, at 11ind it to thIe'ir inter'est, .)(X 1 toa ine it Tbci I'4initale44 issues(' policie on54 h<1 ) A RTHI f-t. ($14. e' - W. L. Douglas $3 Shoe. Stylish, durable, perfect fitting. lindorsed by over z.ooo,ooo wearers. W. L. Douglas $3.50, $4.00 and $6.00 Shoes are the productions of skiled voirkmen, from the best materials :,ible at these prices. Also $2.50 $2 Shoes for Men, $2.50,$2and $1.75Boy We useottly theboatCatfitus.as calf. rmei,c yi t calf, Prevch Etnuel, VICI Rlds ete. graid to correspod with prioe orthe lOf. If dealer canniot supply you, write Catalog free. W, L,DOUGLAS,Brockton IMass. 0. M. JAMIESON. snvATE OF 8OUTUH CAROLINA e COUN'NTY O NEWBERRY-IN PROKATE COURT. Ily WN. W. Hodge", Esq., ProbateJudge. W t I i EA8, A. J. U ibson, C. C. C, '., hath made sult to me to grant him Letterti of Administration of the '4tatte and tillects of Allen 8oott. deeis d: h'lle,s a1e. therefore, to cite and ad monish til aid Pingular the kindred id ereditor of the said Allen Scott, decetocd, that they be and ap par befiore me, i, the C mrit of Pro iite, to bo held at Newberry Court I ousH, In the 12' I day of July next, flter petiliention hereof, at It o clock in the forenooi, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Admilstra tion shoiuhd not. be granted. (;1veo under my hand this the Olet &i'y of IMay, Atmo Domini 1897. V. W. HODGES, 71. J. P. N. C. IIEA DAOH I cured Iut20 milnutesby Di. MUWe PAIN PILIl. "Ono cent a doeo." At drugglta, 1is Water I Price at & Gilder's ID aiham's. 12, Ashevile , .mC ne Ii' ;~ ' p ieu . itw fi n n141 o ies;44agnia ilk. Transtent44 I s's per4 Day. .v 4444r en infr 44 1n11 pinsure'. Wr'iin or wire SPECT ACLES. aestamIhped out1 of dingy glassi by a dlie~ that isi samelt shape of tlens as11114 at shet't of1 mtolton glass isi p)assed undter it byv mahIinetry'; this leavei Sihe sur tfatc(s of I hoso 1lenses irregular, r' ngh andt Uupolisheid, and1( the re frtio is) no nea1)1hr as8 perfect as evenI anld pl)Oished', and1( tho 03y thnat the ret inai andt I haslttens the decay of ri y lit ted aire ui.4 had as cheaip ones. I ,io)lins.o)l'H innho is the host, al14d We feet visO!ioat, i & CO. UITABLE NCE SOCIETY FED STATES. ] ., -1.39'; . . $216,773,947 . . . 173,496,769 . . . $43,277,179 ice . . $915102,070 to its poicy holders, andi~ mi addition) (of' whlich $ I3,277i, I79 iM Surplus), i's* rod (over'ing at period of less is ioveri $2 I2,793,000)( miore~ than ainy at 4l4 withli4'n hecorriespionding period anyI foirm of poilicy the assulred may13 EndItowmen44'it, (Guiarnteed (Cash Valne, ori hive V(Ntlsewhloe. rid periisons wishinig insurance would N pilans hoforo tking out a policy ,th mle anditit femalde lives. LiR KTBLER, Agent.