The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 27, 1897, Image 3
Corrected ovory Tuesday and Friday
by Sununor Bros.
M oat ....................... . ......... 6 .
Shouldors ........................... 5(6 c.
. a m ..-................................ 10( )12 .
Best Lard ............... ..........
* Best Molasos ...................... 40(&i50c.
Good Molasses..................... 25 35c.
Corn .----------------.................. 50.
Mieatl -.-- . - - - -........ ........... 55c.
H ay .--------.--.--. ................ $1.00.
W heat Bran ------.................. $1.00.
1st Patent Flour.--............. $5.25.
2nd Bost Flour.................... $1.90.
Strait Flour- .................... $1.50.
Good Ordinary Floit ............
Sugar ................. ..... ......... 5. .
R IcO - ....... . --.....................
CofO ..--............................. 10(W20C.
Cotton seed mea,. porsatek.." $1.10
H ulls, p........ ........... 300.
(Country Prodico.
Or, pe t 1) .-...............--- - 15(20c.
,ggs, per dozen ..... ........... 8( 10 .
Chlukens, each .................... 12 (i620c.
Peas, Por hushel....... .......... f( 670c.
Corn, lr bushel............. 50 .
Oats, por busHe.................. ra)50e.
Swect PotatcW9 ........... ......., 5( t,0c.
Turkeys, por I t .................. (;(ii 8 .
Fodder, por cwt .................. 75(685c.
For vxcviiange or same.
One 15 horse engine will he sold
cheap or exciatiged for a 25 horse
engine. Apply at ferald al News
oflice. f&t-tf.
One gallon good m1olasses 8e. at
t& f-2L. W. W. TI-mmi ual .'s.
lexurion..tatento..reenvilie, S. c.
The State Convention Confederate
(amps meet,s in G-reetvillo, H. C., Au
gust 25-27. Tickets on sulo A\ugust 2],
25 and 20(, good to return iunt il August,
30. Fare from Newberry $1.In.
it 11). cal grtat ed.- )0)t10, 1 0c.
rCanl, 10N.
..canl A pricot, l0c.
3 11). calu syrup peaelhes, 10e.
t. 2t .1. If. MOon".
Tencher Wanted
At St. Philip's School. State price.
F4lection August 2d.
W. 1P. KOON,
D). A. UFyri,,
R. (J. Sutan,
ru stees.
Teacher Waint ed.
The Trustees of School District No.
29 will hold a meeting on August 21st
to consider appi ications for the position
of teacher for the ensuiig term -man
wantcd. Salary $35 pr1 month. term, 7
or 8 months.
J. MN. Wlem"1n,
.1. C. DEAINIMS,
cflymlphiville, S. C.
Teacher Wanted
For Cent,ral Academy school. Male
teacher preferred. All applications
must be handed to one of the boaId of
tristees on or before August .Ist, 1897.
Salary must accompany 11PPieation.
School will run 7 or' 8 months, includ
ilg two mioiths in summer-July and
August. All patrons are earnestly re
quested to be presenit at tat mect,itng.
A.T L. A ULL,
t. 3t T1rustecs.
- Weofr One *0I inniil~ Dollars Ilowarul for1
-any caise of (Cattrrh that cannet1( heu Cere ty
IIaoll's Catarh Curt.
1.. .. CIIl N lEY & C '0., P'rope., Toledo, 0.
ney fo te lst 1 vnr and hellevo 1 t htint p 1(t
- fcctlyhionotle,t t inll busJinetCss. transacttion
gaKitiont naadel by IhetirC tfrm.
lodo, 0.
WVAt.nist, KliNNAN & tAltvaN, Whtolesate
D)ruwggtts, Tfoledto, 0.
11la1's (t intrrh Cure tO 1 .,akent lntern1ally3, nt
'11ng dhI eetly tpniliot t bltuooti tand mucttous sur
-fatece of thle )st( icl. l'r1lee le per blottle,.
Rold by al) L3t'ugglsts. Te'stimnils1* ftee.
TOneaere MVinte(t
For D)ead IPall School, D)istrict, No. 9.
A pl)Pications5 mlust, he hantded to one of
the truste es on or' befor'e Aligust 2nd.
A pplicat, t'.ill state salatry r'equired.
School will open about November 1st,,
and w ill runtI sevent or eight, muon ts.
Patrons of school wvill imeet at thie
school house on Mottday, August, 2nd
at 9 it. mi. II. l . I)031NICK(,
D). 11. WinTus,
t&f. (it. 'Trust,ces.
Silver Street, S. C.
.CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
1'IOT 40U1MV 'LL!
liOT FELIlm ELL!
THEN TRY
Robert-son's Comnpoun 1
Syrup Sarsaparilla.
This preparai'ttion is ai comfbination
of drugs having alterativo, tonic
stimulant andl laxative action.
It contains throo druigs whlich the
mnedical profession recommend for
skin disonses, Scrofulous affections,
Dy3sposia, Ljivor Complintts, Rheu
mnatismn, etc.
It is carefully pr'eparedl from the
purest drugs and is sold at 75 cents
a bottle at
Rfobes/son &~ Gilder's
Drug 8/Ore.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Tho weather continues waru.
Tho list round has been put onl tho
standpipo.
Some electric fans would be a great
comfort these hot days.
The power house whistlo has been
heard for several days past.
Mrs. .loise Brown, of Grecenvillo, Is
visiting frlends in Newberry.
Mr. L. A. Riser leaves today for
Tryon, N. C., to spend the sunmer.
Ifon. Gco. S. Alower left yesterday
for- 'lenn Springs for a couple (lays.
I'IIof. 'I'hor:jl%-cl I lay es will not
teatch toipaschool next Session.
MI Ad:m L. Auill will give a first
ela barbecue at Pomaria on Satur
day.
P,ror. xv. w. iHentz and wife, of Has
kell, T t., are on a ':iit to reiltives in
Newberry.
Afiss Aife Bynumi has been clected
a teache in the Florence Graded
Schools.
Mliss Miii Clary has been elected
to teacIL the Tranwood school, No. 47,
llext year.
irs. Ada Smith, of Newberry, is "oii
(a visit, to her sister, Mirs. W. P'. lrown,
at, Lon, 1,1111.
Mr. . uniis M. Swit,tenberg hIas been
elected tencher of the Hartford Acade
m\ for atnother year.
Mlisses Nelle Kennedy, of Due West,
auld I ult Moseley, of I'rosperity, are
visiting in the city.
Supedisor Schumlipert notilies the
town)i commissioners to have the
ralmpt, ill prood condition.
.illere will be an eclipse of the sun
ilsible betweell 8 an 10 a. Im. in the
United Stites onl Thursday.
Niss Iiallan Glenn %ais reelected
tenacer or the Hiiina sihiooi at the
Inveting of the trustevs oil Haturday.
The rols in this counity are good
and the 10p-ospects now for at line yield
1re a. ts ille as ever seen It this season.
President, Geo. I1. Cromer welt over
to Saludat yesterday afternoon and de
livered an address there last, night, on
education.
Prof. .1. L. Long and family of Dal
has, Texa-s, are onl at visit. to his father,
N I . . I JLng, anld other relatives in
Newberry.
Mr. 1t. C. 1 erry has returned from
a pleisait trip of a couple weeks to va
rious plaiees of interest in the North
and East.
The old grave yard needs attention.
The weeds are about to take it. Could
not council have it cleared off? It
would cost but little.
Nobody around here objecms to doui
ble daily trains between Columbia and
Greenville. and the road that puts thein
on will get the travel.
The patrons of Utopia school ar e
quested to meet (it the school house Oil
Saturday afternoon, 31st, to elect, a
tuacher for the next scholastic year.
The Union Times says that til bee
1.le infects the trees of that town alIso
ai'd giv'es forth tile same11 unpleasant
'.orl thiat we halve from this little ani1
mal(1 ill Newhe'rry.
T1he reepitionl comiinttec has ap
p)ointedi Cole. L. Itlease. IEsq., to mieet
tile cai ndiates and( see t.hat they get, t,o
the hotels and1( malke alrranlgemlents to
take thiemi to the I"air Groundlis.
Supervisor Schum pelt wient over to
Saluda hst. week to hlave aI conisuilt.a
11). ion ih .Sup1ervir ISl'anks ini regard
to the bidgenl~ aerloss SaLluda, hut, NMr.
11(anks( was ab)senlt fr01m homeI. lHe has1
wvrit,tenl to hIim.
Th'le Cokesbur'y D istriet (Conferene
meets at C reen~wood July13 27 -A ugust, 2.
Th'ie Southern ihvayl will i sell round1(
t.ripi tickets .1111y 27 and1( 28, good to re
tturnl Auguist. 2 for *2.00 from Newberry
an,d from I 'rosperity for $2. 25.
We under'stanld tha(t tile electric
1ights arle to he turnred on eit.her to
I niht or :tomor'rowi niht and1( t,hat, the
CI i,zens arie ' vi tedl to visit, tle power
hlouse. I low the invit,ation is to be ex
t.ende wel do (10ot, knol w. The thn il of
l.urni Ing oni deped I( on1 Oil.he arrival of
sonme mach01inr whl' v iich is exp)cCt.ed to
HOW IS THIS?
One pou11nd good green coffee, 54c.
(ine pou11ndl granubI Iit.ed su1gar, 34.~
Oine piound Leveinlgs roa)(sted coffee,
123e.
On1e gaIllen schlool biucket., l00.
)inc har' suii lower soap11, 5e.
One pound11( good soda(, .5.
Six quarLIt, ilk bucket, Ste.
Thllis will run until t.he 151.1 of
A ugust. WV. W. I"urbMI'. t.&f.2t,.
Icnt la of' Mrl. .J. C. P'erry.
Mr i. J1. C. '011ry dlied at is home near
Newberry onl Haturiday, 24lth Inst,,, after
aL brief illniess, aigedl (P. yearLs.
Mr'. l.'errly was5 a native of IEdgefield,
but mlovedl to Nowherry several years
ago. Uie served 0110 termn as county
commissioner of Newberr'y County.
He leaves a wvidow and1( severL clil
drenOi, amnonig them NMri. Robt. C. P erry
of Newblerry.
F'rom a letter wvrittep by Rev'. J. Gun
dermani, of D)lmonidale, Michl., weo are
periti ted to maIhke this extract: "I haive
no hiesi tatloll in recommendling D)r.
King's New D)iscove'ry, as thin rtesuita
were0 almiost marhtve'louls inl tihe case of
my wife. While I was pastor of the
latil) st, Chlureb at Rlives Jnnet,ion she
was brought dlown with Pnueuimonia
suIcceding La Grippe. Terrible parox
yasIi of coughinlg would last hours
with little interruption ando It seCeed as
if she could notsurvivye themti. A frIend
recomnde11ld Dr. K( ig's New Discov
cry; it was qbuick in its work and highly
satisfactor'y In results." Trial bottles
free at lobertsonl & Gilder's Drug
Rinrn. Reular aien 60c. n .d *1.00.
Mouse Trap at Opera House Toniught.
The Young People's Society of
Thompson Street Church will give a
unique and charming entertainment at
tho opera house tonight, at which the
Mouse 'I rap will be rendered, and in
addition to this there will be excellent
mu tsice. -
It promises to be one of the most do
lightful entertainments ever presented
at tle opera house.
i)i. Jas. P1. Kinard, of the Winthrop
College, will give a reading, .Miss
Noville Pope will sing a solo. and a
quartetto will be sung by Prof. A. J.
Bowers, Mr. Edwards of Due West and
Messrs. E. C. and S. 13. Jones, a trio by
Mesdames S. B. Jones and P. Robcrt
sont and Miss ell Land.
Miss Weeks will sing a solo and Mr.
Henry Wells will give amusement on
the guitar. This only gives a faint
idea of the cntertaining progiamme
that has been arranged.
Admission of 25 cents will be charged.
Refreshments will be served at 6
o'clock on the public square in rear of
the court house and again at the samo
place after the entertainment at the
opera house.
The Mouse Trap has never been pre
sented at Newberry, but apart from
that the emertainmient will well repay
you for going out. Then, too, tho pro
ceeds go to the fund for a now church.
Tihe electric lights are to be turned
on tonight, too, and you will have a
good opportunity to see them while re.
freshing yourself with ice cream and
cake.
A Teacher Wanted.
Tihe undersigned Trustees will receive
applications for a first grade teacher
for Union Academy School until Au
gust 14th next. The school pays A25
per month, and will run about six
months.
All applications must, he sent, to
either of the tr'ustees by the time idated
above.
T. .1. WVII.SON,
J1. K. 1"ivis,
Newberry, S. C.
W. Al. Bonm,
Prosper-ity, S. C.
Secon(I-Hiati MAlueaiory for Sale.
One 60-saw Pratt gin, feeder and con
denlser. One 60-saw Winshiip gi, feed
er and condenser. One 50-saw Lumiums
gin, feeder and condenser. Oie Acme
doubl)' gear power cotton press. Two
shieve wheels, five feet in diameter.
One tranl9zmissionl wirC cable. All for
sale by The Carolina M'f'g Co.,
t4t West Main St.
A Mountain Party.
A party of. Newberrians will leave
next Tuesday in private conveyance to
traverse the mountains. They will be
gone two or three weeks, and will be
under the chaperonage of Mrs. C. A.
Bowman. They made a similar jaunt,
last 3 ca and were so much pleased
that they desiro to repeat it this year.
In the party there will be Mrs. C. A.
Bowman, chaperone; Misses Maimic
Wright, Lucy Wright, Mamie Ren
wick, Daisy Cannon, and Messrs. Has
kell Wright, J. C. Wilson, J. B. Mayes,
Tiornwell Haynes, W. A. McFall, C. I.
Ciannoni, W.r G. MaLyes.
Newbeorry P'ostofince.
Special Postollice Inispector John WV.
Blla, acting under a recent, genezral
ordcer' fi'om thme Postoflice D)epar't.mnent
to inispect, every third class post.oiice,
was in Newber'ry last Satur'day for t,he
p)urplose of ininpectinig the Newber'ry of.
lice. It was a thioi'ough inspection, Mr'.
I lulla being engaged for six hours ex
amining tile books, records, etc., of t,he
oilic. M~r. Bulla comnplimenmted Mr z.
D)ayidson upon01 his able management of
t,he ollice, saying the b)ooks and general
alair's of the ofiec were very neatly
kept and in exeellent cond(ition.
Electi flit-tera.
Electr'ic Bitters Is it meidicine( suilted
for any season, bunt perhaips nmre
gener'ially nevededl, whlen the languid ex
hazusted feeling prevatils,.when tihe liver
is torpid and sluggish and the nieedi of a
tonie andm( alterative is felt. A promplt
uts (of thIs miedi'ine bas (ofteni averted
long and plerhiaps fatal bilious fevers.
No mzedichz.3 wvIll act more surely In
r'oitmteraetfug~ and1( freeing thle nysmtemz
fr"om the in.ailaial poisonm. Heaidachie,
Inihgestilon, Constipation, D)izzinmess
yield to Elect rie Bitters. 50Oe. and( $1.00
per l-ottie at Robertson &Gllder's D)rug
Store.
(Irand iReunion.
NUNsIIIiNn, S. C., JTuly 24t,h, 181',- -A
gr'and reuniion of the mnemiber's of the
3d, 15 and 20t,h South Camrolinat liegi
nmenmts will bie held at White Rock on
C., N. & L. R. Ri. oni August 21st.
Col. Ch ilds bas noti fied the cozmmittee
I hat he will ruin accomnodationi tr'ain
(rein Newborr'y it, 7.30 a. mn., anid m'e
tun in evening at reduced r'ates for'
r'ound tripj. WVe would like a big turn
out and as all old soldiers and famiulies
arc' inv'ited, you will do the "'Old Vets"
a favor' :2y mnakinig the antmouncemnet
in your paper'. I think it will be onie
fare fot' rounid tr'ip. Speaking and( big
barbhecuec. Youris,
D. A. DWKEni'.
J. H. WEST
Offers for sale his entire stock of
GROCERIES and
STORE FIXTURES
Such as Safe, Soda Fountain,
Showv Cases, Lamps, &c.
My object is to dispose of my
Grocery businiess in order to give
my ontiro attention and time to
the Furnituto business.
Any one wishing to buy app)ly
at once. This is a good oppor
tunity for some one, as my stand
is an nxoenllant anO. . it
DISIMNSARY 1111DE.
The Mioney vrawer lroken 4oell alt
arriete off-Entrance Madle Fronm
Wear Door.
Tho Newborry dispensary was brolk
en into last night.
Ent,rance was made through th
back door by knocking off a thin whit
piio plank that was nalled across th
glass and also breaking a small iro
which was fastened by scrows.
Policeman Prit'ler says he we
around there about one o'clock thi
morning aAd everything was alrigli
thon. Those who were sloping i
rooms nlear by and upstairs hcar
noises about 2 o'clock this morning bri
paid no attention.
Policeman Bradley found the mon
drawer near Mr. 1t. C. Williaml
'tables as he cam down this mornint
the only contents being some papers.
[or prudential reasons the police r
quest that the amount taken be no
mentioned but it was small as Dispen
ser Maybin deposits every day abot
4 o'clock. Very little whiskey we
taken.
It was i bold robbery and the polic
think they will be able to locate th,
right parties in a day or two.
VisltorA from Newberry at liarris Spring
R1ev. Mr. Creighton, J. J. Lane, I
11. I"vanis, E. II. Aull, A. T. Browr
Dr. E. U.0Jones, Dr. J. R. Thompson
Miss Mary 13. Thompson, Miss. Mar
A. Thonpson, Dr. Theo. Johnstone
Dr. Wm. EL Pelham, I. C. Bardin, C
A. Bowman, N. L. Spearmian , Howar
Neely.
Tencher Wantod.
Big Creek school, School Dist-ric
No. 20, State salary wanted. Schoc
to begin 14t November. 5 months h
winter and 2 months in summer. Ai
plications to be sent in by 4th A ngusi
Meeting to elect teacher will be hel
on 6t,h August. A pplivations to ',o soe
to 7.'. C. I ,N'l 2!:,
t, & f. -4. St. Lukes, S. C.
The ' Excelsior Fire Company
Met in the council chamber las
night. After the transaction of th
b'isiness of the company the presiden1
M.0 J. B. Walton, proposed that th
company should give a tour 'nament it
Newberry and invite the reel teams o
the neighl)oring towns. There was
committce of four appointed, consisi
ing of t,he Board of Fliremasters an
the president of the company, to m1ak
arrangements for the tou rnamnen
They will report at a called mecetin
Friday night. Mr. Geo. A. Langfor
was requested to give estimates of th
cost and plans of the tou rnament.
Mr. Wilson Davis spoke to the con
pany about the system of water work.
Tihe tournament will probably be o
or about the 20th of August,. A firs
class barbeue may be given at ti
well on that. (lay.
R1loyd's Crossing.
Crops are looking line bOtween Pro
perit,y and N ewberry. From Newbe
ry to L.aurens not, so good.
Mlesdames IIelen 0. Itay and J. 01
Pettigrew have been visiting the famn
lies of Mr. .James 0. Norris and L. 0.
Fellers.
Mr. i vingston and wife were vlsi
ing their (1aug1hter, Mr's. L. Q. Fellecr
the p)ast week.
WHAT1IS NICER
Than a dlish of good1 swoc
turnips for dinner? Not,him~
And it is very easy to geti
you plant
GOOD SEEDI
WVhichi yo
can buy cheaper than ever ti
Robertson & Gilder'
Drug Store.
Silver Street, D)os.
Miss Saillic Spearman, of WhIxitmuir
is with Mi's. Longshore this week.
P rot,r'acted meet,ing at Mt. Zion c
1st Sunday. Dinner on the grount
Sunday only.
Dr. L<ngshore went over to "'Shaeli
last Saturday. The D)octor says it, is
lovely country.
Thein Sanuder's boy's will have their1 il
nual b)arbeene Friday. TIhey ailwa;
have fine ones.
We have had rain enough even it
tibe greedy ones.
Chmarley Senn madec 20 bu(shels
wheat to tihe acr'e. Thaiit was fin,
Chlarley.
lHerber't Workiman arc having a fih
time out, in the country riding on the
wvheels,
Well, it,seems that, the race is bi
tween I rby a ad McLuini. It,( did m
take long for the factions to settl,
Tihey reminded me of a swar'm of hbe
once set,t,led thmen i'eady for work.
Mir. I'Cdlitor'. we wVere( glad to Bee Il
compllimient, paid you b~y an old1 Ncs
berrian.
A little nmor'e of (Clenison would nm
HA/?RS& L ITIAWA TEH!
Carbonated iLit,hia Water,
Soda Water,
Ginger Ale
Sold to the WVholesale an
Retail trade at lowest Prices b)y
S. B. Jones,
Agnnt for Nnwhnery
0
t
tbAKi"d
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Y
Celebrated for Ita great leavening
strotigth and healthfulnesm. Assurem
the food aigailnt Ilum and 11l fornm of
adulteration cominon to tho Olleup
brandn.
ROYA L HAKINU P'OWDEP ('O.,NE--W YORIC
EAECITIVE COMMITTICE .
Arrangeuentm Mado for ihe Couity Canu
palgi Mecting.
e -
U The County Demoerati Iexecut,ivo
C2ommlittee miet at.-the vourit house onl
Saturday. There was a good attend
'- ance of the m11em1be's preseit.
The committee wits called to order by
Count,y Claiimlanl Cnunninghai, who
stated tile object of the meeting.
'The clairman stited that t.he com
Imittee had the privile0ge of usil Cit,her
the Fair Grounds or. Jone ' (Grove for
holding the mleeting4, and onl mot.ion it
was decided to use tile Fair grouids.
Several applieni,iois were m(ade for the
privilege of fuirnishinllg a bar-be'.ue on
b,liatoemnion. A COmm iitteu vonsisti ng
iof WN. T. TJarrant, It. T. C. Illunter and
B. It. I Ctzsey was appointed to wiit
11ponl 1101 . Geo. S. Mower, owler, of
the Fair giouniids, aild ascrt-Itiln what
I piivileges the conunllill could gran
, 'Phi's Com1111itt-e I'Ioted litt, Mr.
Mower gav tlemil the exelusi ve irigl t
to the groll.'As for that, day.
Two appIlieu. oils cateli before the
committ.ee to 1,11-ll1ish th harbeuit.,
, o1e from iMr. .1.'. laiarmon and one1
fronll Mr. 11. 0. l',pt'ig. A hallot. was
,takenl, which resltld: 11h1.rmonl, 17:
! IEpting,2. So Ir. Ilarimon will firnish
, tile barbeuie. The following is the
f proposition of Mr. 111trironl, Which wit
[t accepted:
"I will fillnilh diin1er for the polit.i
j1 Ca Imeetilg ol tLe t.h. I will fur
nlish the stand and ie witer, biek
0 ets, etc. I will finl-Ilish pork, lalib,
. beef, potatoes, elculiburs and tilla
toes, and hash, both pork an14d heef, sva
soled wit.h1 butter, at 35 voents for men
and 25 cents for ladies. Will furinishl
the exceitive committee dinner it 20
cents.
.."July 241, 1897. J1. C. H ARlMON."
Mrl. E-pt,illt's b)id Wats praIttticalIly the1
samne, only he did not. offelr to feed the
executive Committee for 25eent.s. After
Stile selection had been milde Mr. ,lot
Chalmers wanted to adopt it resollit ol
asking the newvspaperm not to print tli
b1d. NWe slippose lie tlolgilt t,he pub
lie migh,t conlide that, tile Ieuet.lon
to the executive comm1ittee 111111i1t1uni-11
-the vot,e. WVe had not, thlough t, of it, ii
that l ight, untitlibe suggestedi it. 111b
aI nmotion wahs verIy pri1operIly laid upon01 t11
- table. MrII. IhTarmonl, we uniderstanId
I. also0 said hec would giv~e the neOwspape1)
men01 dinner01 at thet same)1 price1. 'We nit
- t,ify Mr'. TTarmioni now . hat it 1111 heet
1, cusHtomIary to give I he neOwspalper' meit
wellI for him0 to go bac1k oin ai ctISom o
suchel long stanidintg.
Thle followving connnlittee waIs apj
t polint,ed to mleet, thle candtidates am11
, make arranlligements 1to take themi ou1
j. to the grounids: C L lileaso, J1 W I
Johnson01,11 T' C 1l1un1.er', A I ti ser', J1 I
IPerdu1le andt S S Cunn11 ighaml.
of li,he clubs) 1It he instrultedLi t al thil
clIubs1) togethler Oil 01' before Augus8t, 2!
T t wals imoved t,bat t,he names00 of man11
agers' 1.e hanilded in1 on 0or before t,he titi
of AuIgust, aInd t,hose nt, appoin)11ted b)e
izedc to aintiit.
Several1 of thlt (execut1tive'C comittia4
IIWe give below aL(li complete 1list, of 011ub)
by)3 town'iships, aind where0 tihe mlaniagen
have been appinltedl We give thiili
, namies al1so, 80 that, you ennI see tlihe va
a 1 canci's to bet Iilled:
MA'NAiCRH 01" i'IRIMAItY.
- TowNsil' No. I.
5 0O11 Men's 'V J1 ink'e, .1I" lOleni n, 3) W.4 '1
ller.
linrim i .I O w ri ps',IiWCppc
IFactory01'-Johni iienn,i Ji MI 'T'aylr, IIihy I
Shiocley.
- liartfti
No. 2.
Ntinlberry,'- . .1k iber, J1 1D Nnneoi, T1 \\'
4nrmaniy-J WV Nanle. A T'(V WIsoni, J.1
N o. :1.
J18.J Huber'.
Ma ybin11ton
C No. -4.
W h linre
No. 5.
Conser'vat Ive-T ' Ittlilhanrs, H lI Ai
Iirlee MceCarley.
No. II.
T1rtinIty-J. Y 1Floyul, WV ID 'llits, WV J- I.ong
shore.
Ol Men's
ChIappollIs
N o ?
No, 8.
JtophIn -J MI NichIois, ItO I loozer. J (V her
I CAN BR FOUND.
At my old stand
nextdoortoRob
ertson & Gilder's
with a fine line
of Watches,Jew
elry and Silver
ware,Clocksand
Table Cutlery.
Also a lino of fino Specta
les and Eyeglasses in Gold,
Silver and Steel Frames.
Eduard Scholtz,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
f&t. ly
S Summer
CE SI|E
1Is ovor if prices will soll thom,
All stock wo will for tho
0DAYS
5 of cost.
its $3.38, former price
$5 suits still continues;
t $7.50. A job lot of
$1.25 to $1.50. A big
de Pants 50c.
out0e1011, to 1o closd0(1 out ILL cost.
S to ho closed regardless of cost.
est Prints 41c; 7 broN lomn 3Av.
i 11onmipun, 28 yards for $1.00.
llar buy abnost $2 worth of goods.
The Itlador of Low Pricos.
Ashvile,N. C.
k. Trnt,41niml WI per A -y
1, 1 Eli) I i Ttii u 1 E o
SPECT ACLES.
Thle lensos)f of till cheap4 spect aicles
are* 8tmtuped out, of dinigy glassn ly ai
(d0iotat is 8samo1 shapo8 oif the lums as
aL sholot, of moIt on glassn is passnod
uder it by umuachinery ; this leaves
the sur faes of thlensos irregular,
rongh anmd npolishied, and the re
fraictionu in nmot ria as8 perfooet as
wonil andt p)olihedO, andiu t.hl) ()y that
o) supply thle refrati on whiCh nt.rain11
the rot inat and haslt.ens the decaty oif
ly fitted are( 138 had1 1as chetap ones8.
Jiohnson)1's maitke is ihe hiost, and1( Wvo
i'ct visioni t
B& CO.
lTABLE
NCE SOCIETY
['ED STATES.
Y 1, ison7
. . $216,773,947
. . .173,496,768
. . . $43,277,179
Ice . . $915102.070
to its~ policy huolers, and(1II idditilon
(of which $13277,7 i prpii ),'8
8 record1 covering apro fls
H OVor $2!2,7 :yt00 )oo t,imfl EIVy
aited withIinl th 111corresponlding perFio'i
anyl form (of pl)Oicy the assulrod mayU
l'nidowmen~t, GualtrantOod1 Catsh Value,
uir lives olsewvhero.
1(d i rons wvishinug insRuratico would1(
Pii lns bforo takiing out a policy
thI malo and femaldo lives.
JR KTBR, Aont.
No. 9.
Warehouso
F4ulua
St I Itkols
O'NeaI-V T t'ng1k,.) A Iltker, It It 1.otag.
Mt 1'-grin-0 F. Mtocknitn, J A KIard,
It o 1 ovelace.
HwIlloll
I,iberty-.) 0 Moore, J T flunter, .1 M LeR
tor.
No 0.
1110011
Un41yiot --
Jolly 811relt
I-I. 'i%'-T A IC141tinf. Ho t W it'inM 1 , J J
Ill p it g.
U'enitral. -WN%' 1Komi .1 C snigh, EC 11 116rris.
No. 11
Z1o1-AM1 i lk, V A -ir1hnn1 Jacobh Cro
It ('11.
H lhi ip' -.1 I i11 a teier I, % N K In ur It 1,
I,o itilinek.
Wallol-3-- 1, C'rookim. Wallo:n Ilenitz, 1 It
811gi1.
Pt min---w w ilery. 11 1.' Com,ts. Tr A
8L'taler.
Tho count.y chairman wouhl be glad
to have otht1. chlhs sond in t.h-11 111ies
of m1anamger's on or hefore theu 9th of
A tgust,.
There behig no furtther. buisiness, thet
comnlitte adjourlned.
JAMIESON'
CLEARAN
Our -uo is niever to carry goo
am(i hi ordor to make room for ourt1
NEXT 0
sell all Spring Goods out regardles;
A big lot of men's sU
$5to$6.50. Oursaleon
these suits are cheap a
pants 98c, regular price
lot of Jeans and Cottona
All low cut shoes, ladios tnid g
Tho bialance of STRA W HA'T
0) yards good PHits for 81; b
extra heavy Cottonade, l te; ClIeck
Thiis iti your chancoo to mnakw one (h
C*OMEi\11 I TO SEE1], U1S.
Rospeecfrally,
C)., IM JfAL
THE OAKS HOTEL
llee leciy te het, 1not lrnierat li te 441l in I
wa4teri in 11h4 v'4orl4; grIn(444s1 4 ennery3 44n ca4n4 I
14)er.
44114 4441 1 r AT114 4''4'(IICs- $ 44to $ 1 114r W4e1
'Jm'. n rtiee ey loip sil o
linw rti .11 . , Ti
2m.
(aV an ilsru o f o tetjg * r
" DANIELU
THE EQI
*LIFE ASSURA
OF THE UNT]
Assets . . ..
Reserve Fund1
and all other
Liabilities . . .j
Surplus, 4 por Cent.,
'Outstanding Assiurar
TheIl Socitety has1 paid $253,956,3151
nlow hohl(s $2l(6,773,947 of Assets
mnakinl - a total of $470,780,298. Th'Ii
,111 than ytears from it.s organizat.ion,i
otheri compla4y has palidl and acculll
of its history. Tfhe Equitable wr1itos
want- T-ontino, Annual Distribut ion,
Tormn, any otheri forms of polices.
Call andl 80o mel b)oforo ass8uing yo(
find( it to theoir iterest to examIinIo iti
olsewheoro.
Theb EqujIital issues8 poliCi(es onIh
I f&J3m.ART~H1