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WHAT IS NICER Than a dish of g<id sweet turnigs for dinnor? Nothing. And it is very easy to got if' you plant GOOD SEED "lWhich you OkIn buy cheaper than over at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. Car load Qf Wagons just received at t 2t : If xchange or Sale. 15 horse, engirLe will bo sold ap or- exchanged for- a 25 horso englne. Apply at Herald and News oflico. f&t-tf. If you want a one or two horve Wagon ece U. J. Purcell & Co. before buying. Teacher Wanted At St. PhilIp's School. State price. Election August 2d. W. F. KOON, D. A. RuFFv, R. C. Shall, Trustees. Teaser Wanted. Big Creek school, School District No. 20, Stato ealary wanted. School to begin Ist Novmber. 5 months in winter and 2 months in sumnme. Ap plications to be sent in by 4th August. Meeting to elect teacher will he held on 6th August. Application, tobe ste t to It. T. C. Iuj\,j,C-t, t&f.4t- Jk Unices, S. C. A ~~onm ens;d 'etaoy Chap. B. flood, Broker and Man uicturer's Agent. Colimbus. Ohio, certifies that Dr. King's New Discov ery has no equal a- a Cough remedy. J. D. Brown, Prop. St. James Hotel, Ft. Wayne, Ind., testifies that he was cured of a Cough of two years sansmding, caused by La Grippe. by Dr. King's New Discovery. B. F. Merrill, Bald winville, Mass., says that he has usd(A and recommended it and never knew it to fall and would rather have it than any doctor, because it. always cures. Mrs. Hemming, 222E 25th St., Chica go, always keeps it at hand and has no fear of Croup, because it Instantly re leves. -Free Trial Bottles at Robert son & (Gider's Drug Store. If you want to save money sce us be Jore purchasing your Wagons. , 2t C. J. Purcell & Co. 'eacher Wanted. The Trustece of School District No. 29 will hold a meeting on August 21st to consider applicat.ions for the position of teacher for the ensuing term -man wanted. Salary $35 per month. tern 7 i months. J. M. WIC1R, J. C. DEINES, Olymphville, S. C. D6ane blss Cannit e Ored by l'ent appticentionis as they cannot. reach the diseoas* d pot I1on of th 3 ear. Thioro is only one way I4, enre Deafsness, andi that Is by aons. stltut iona l ro+edles. Decafnsess is cause~d by en I e flamed cond, ion of tho n neus lining of the Eustach '.in bo. WVhen this L,ube gets inn , mied you have a rmunblinag soundt of Imperfect hosnring and whsen It Ia entirely closed l)eaf, e.ss Is t he result anmd unless the inflammsatlon ean be taken, out and this tuble restored to its normasi condItion, hearing will ho dles roy' d lorever; in i caseos out, 0f 'cn saro c:-used by catar, Ih whIch Is nothIng hu t ana inflamsed cotiditioni of the muicous siui We wir' give One Hundred Dollars for any esase o(Den fnss, (eqused by catar'rh) that cans not be curedl by Hail's Catarrh Ure. Send for circuiastfre io' 1'. J1. Cmi ws. & Co., Toledo.. A0Mold by J)ruggistfs, 75c, We are the otnly meohants in the city that buy Wagons in car load lots. t 2t, C. J. Purcoll & Co. A Teacher Waunted, The un tdersigned rustetos will reCcivet tipplioitionts for a first grade teacher for Unsti A\cadlemy School until Au gust 14th neCbt. TPhe school pays $25 per' month, and will run about six mon~iths. All appilicationsR must be sent to elither o)f the trustees by thte time dated T. J1. WILSON, J1. K, EPPs, Newberry, S. C. W. Mv. 130111, Pr'ospor'it,y, S. C. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, 0O LOOlll T WELL! SIIOT FEELIlG WELL! THlEN TRY Robertson's Comnpohund( Syrup Sarsaparil1la. Thjis preparation is a combination of drugs having alterativo, tonic schnaiilant and laxative action. It contains troe drugs which the medical profession recommend for s' kin diseasos, Scrofulous afYootions, J)apepsia, Liver Complaints, Rheou matismn, etc. It Is carefully prepared from the purest drugs andi is sold1 at 75 cents a bottle at Robes/son & Gilder's D.rue 8/Ore, VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Dr. W. E0. Pelham has returned from Ashevillo. Dr. W. E. Blats of Clinton spent Sun day at home. Dr. S. Pope returned last Thursday from Washington. Mr. F. B. McIntosh of Columbia spent Sunday in Newberry. Capt. U. H. Whites, of Atlanta, spent yesterday in Newberry. President Geo. B. Cromer returned yesterday from Orangeburg. Prof. Jag. P. Kinard leaves today to spend 9 1" 0 mountains. MI unte May Carwilo is on a vls 'elatives in Anderson, S. C. Ir. Eugene Spearinan, of Fforida, Is on a v!sit to relatives in Newberry. Mr. John A. Blackwelder has re turned from a visit to Concord, N. C. Mr. W. H. Black was on Saturday elected principal of the Utopia school. The mountain party chaperoned by Mrs. C. A. Bowman left this morning. Miss Ella Lou Robertson, of Savan nah, Ga., is on'a visit to Dr. P. Robert son1. Mr. Fred Zob,l of Charleston is on a visit to relatives at Helena and Now- I bcrry Dr. J. M. Kibler let Sunday for Glenn Springs, and will be gone two weeks. Mrs. W. W. Daniel, of Columbia, and children are visiting at Mrs. E. H. Aull'. Te missing pieces for the electric li is have not yet come and henco tho Slay. Miss Jc4sic Robertson, of Charles- I ton, is visiting her uncle, Dr. Peteri Robertson. Mr, and hirs. Davis Marshall and children of Columbia are visiting rel atives in Nowburry.. Mrs. Thos. F. Harmon and MisS Re hocci loave to-day fori a visit to'rela tivos at Harrisburg, V11, Dr. P. Robertson will act as Chair man of the 1oard of Health ildrli)g the absenco of Dr. Klblor from the eity. Mrs. Gee. 1. Cromer and Mrs. Dr. Holland left last, week for Virginia, where they will spend a month or more. Mrs. Jno. M. Kinard, Mrs. Mamie Carwile, iud Miss Gertrude Carwile left last Friday to spend a month at Saluda, N. C. Inquiry has been made as to the di ameter of the stand I)ipe. It is 20 feet Now you can calculate the crcumfer ence for yourself. Dr. Ben. A. Daniels, who has been taking a special course in A tlanta in the treatment of the ear and eye, has returned to Newberry. Rev. Dr. Fox will return on Thurs day fron his summer vacation and there will be regular services in the Lutheran church next Sunday morn ing. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres byterian church will give a lawn party at the manse August 13, Irom 6 to 10 o'clock p. m. Refrecshmients will be servecd. Prof. S. JT. Derrick, the handsome hieadlmast.Ir of the p)rep)aratory depart ment, of Nowbor'ry college, spent a few lieurms in .towni Tih ursday.--Leesvilleto Cor'. t,he Stat,e; Mr. Willie Wallace, of Nowber'ry, I and who Is connected with the South ern Express Company at that place, is on a visit to his parents and young friends -Laurens Herald. We have received some ice from the Peoples Ice Company of Florence and it is as line as any we have cyec' seen and they are selling it cheap. Some of. 01u1 dealers would do well to consult them. The friends of Mrt. M. Bi. Chalners will be sorry to hoar that he was kicked a on the thigh hy a horse last night and had the bone broken. He had just r'etur'ned fr'om church and was at Mr. Jno. T. Thompson's, putting the horses in the stable when one horse kicked at, the other but struck Mr. Chalmers. Dr. liouscal went dowvn anid set the br'oken ilb. - Attiention, Excelsiors l All members of the ICxcelIsior' Fire Company arc hereby notifIed to meet at the engine room this afternoon, An gust 3, 1897, at 6I o'clock sharp. J. B. WAUr'ON, President. Oo. M. IONAlID, Sec. & Tr'eas. (ff for 014 1'oint Comrort, Va. Dr. D. L. iloozer, Jr,, left yesterday for 01(1 Point Comfort to attend a meet ing of American and Southern Dental Associations. The doctor expects to return with in a weook or' ten days. Open Co++'n.4 Col. C. J. Purcell pulled several full grown and open bolls of cotton on Sat-. urday. Hie will commence p)icking in a few days. Hlis not only a wide awake and pr'ogrossive merchant but also an up-to-date far'mer' and a full fledged allianceman. The crops generally are good and we hope will soon be on the market so that tho delinquents may re member the editor. HAR/?18ULITHIA WA TEHI Carbonated Lithia Water, Soda Water, Ginger Ale Sold to the Wholesale and Retail trade at lowest Prices by S. B. Jones, Ant for Newberry Protracted Metiug At St. Luke's church closed J uly 29th after running tive days. The imstor, Rev. leo. S. Boarden, was assisted by Rev. H. P. Counts, Dr. S. T. Hallman Intld Mr. J. .1. Long of the seninavy. 13 miembers wore received; these, with Lhe 8 received not long since, make 21 iembers within the last two months. A Mountatu Party. 'The following young gentlemlen leave afternoon private convey mco trip to the Mountains. They wvill visit Cesar's Head, Brook Porest, Bridal Veil Fall, Tendersonville: fHugh K. Boyd, Frank Mower, Eugene Walt 5on, Thoi. H1. Pope, Thos. H-. Smith, A mo Wells, Ellerbe Pelham, James lenwick. We wish them a pleasant riip and safe return. The Water Works. The pump) at the power house has been at work this week and lasi, week. 'ie pump was ran 16 hours at a Capac ty of 9,000 gallons per hour and the )ipes and standpipo wore washed out. 'ho pump was run at its oapatity and ,he flow at the close was as strong it vhen etatted. Those who have doubted ho supply of water should now have heir fears allayed. A leak was found in the standpipo ut that has been corked. The water vas pumped into the standpipe last light up to 12 o'clock. The commissioners will publish in a ow days the rules and regulations and wices for water and lights. IlegVy Hail and Ratin. Onl ilunday 1ighit there was a heavy 'ain, wind and ball storm in the Chap )oIle' community. It lasted for about ,hree hours beginning about 10 o'clock. r'ho people of this section had been hrough a cyglone some years ago and he rain on Sunday night was so strong hat they were reminad of a former tight soine years ago aud whole faim lies got up and dressed and watched the touse rock to and fro expecting every noment to see it go before the terrific vinds while outside the rain poured [own in torrents and the hail pelted Lgaint the building. It was a fearful x)er11nce. VNo have learned that mo or two sma'.t houses were blown lown but no damage to persons re ulted. The cora 1- blown down and stripped >y the lall and the cotton is somewhat lamaged. How far it extended we have not carned nelther could we learn the xtent of tile damage. The rain did tot reach as fart this way as Old Town ior as far as Ninety Six in the other li rection. About 10 o'clock some thunder was ieard in Newberry and there were louds to be seen but there was no rain. teuntos of Ierald amd News Correspon The correspondents of Tho Herald mid News have decided to have a pie tic at the old Fait Grounds on Satur lay, August 14, to which they hereby ordially invite the Editor and all his o~use. Also any of his brethren of the 'Fourth Estate" whom he may wishl to e0 pr0eent. Thue manay readers of The beraid and News are also invited to omeo andi bring baskets and help) make he occasion one of plbeasure and1( enjoy nent. The correspondents have the ighit to speCcially invite any or their rien31ds whio are not readers of the above amed palier Tu'i n ScR is. PROOHU AM ME. Address of welcome by Kamy at 10 , n. Resp'onsivo address by tile Inditor. Music. Address by3 Rev. lDr. J1. Ii. Fox. Sub cet-Elmployment, of T1ime. Music. Address by Superintendent of IEdu ation F. WV. Uiggins. Subject: Friend Music. 2 p. mn. Address by Capt. John F. lanks. Subject: Progress of Time or' the Paiit 30 Years. Music. Address by Geo. S. Mower. Subject: )ur GJovernment. Music. Address by IUov. J. A. Sligh. Sub ect: Modern Social Tendencies. idu You. Ever Tuy Electric Bitters as a remedy for '0our troubles? If not, get a bottle now ud get relief. This medicine has ieen .found to be peculiarly adalpted to he relief' and cure of all Female Com-. >iaints, exerling a wonderful direct In luoee in giving strength and tone to he organs. If you have Loss of Ap aotlte. Constipation. Hleadiache, Famint nig Sp)olls, or are Nervous, Aleepless, Cxcitable, Melancholy or trouibled with )lzzy Spells, Electric Bitters iii the nedicinme you needl. Health andl trength are guaranteed by its use. ifty cents andl $1.00 at Robertson & sil der's Drug Store. .WYNN'S BARGAIN STORE.... Mr's. R. J1. Wynn, of Wynn's Bar aiin Store, has gone to Bialtimore, 3hiladelphiia andl New York, wher'e he0 will p)urchlase a complete line of Millinery, Dry good1s, Notions, Etc., Etc. ilhe will also study the Latest Styles in mnd be better pr'epar'ed than ocyc' to erve her' customers. She will he ab tent for' about a month or six wenks. Miss Clara Hlutchison is still at NYNN'S BARGAIN STORIC, and vill be pleased to have her friends call ind 80n her. t&ft Newberry College Ieunilon at Elloree. I had the pleasure last week of at tending a Nowberry College reunion at, illoree, in Orangeburg Count.y. These reunions of the college are becoming Important foatures, and are resulting in good not only to the collogo, but to the cause of education. When my friend, Col. J. 1B. O'N. Holloway, was in Newberry to attend the commencement, I gavo him the promise to be at the college reunion in Orangoburg. I could not help feeling. however, when I started that it was very presumptuous in me to ride over a hundred miles to try to talk for fifteen or twenty minutes to an intelligent Or angeburg audienco, and my presence there was not on account of what I had to say, but ratber to show my interest in Newberry College and universal edu cation. It was an appreciative audience. Tihe church was full and the people scomed to take a great interest in the college and the cause of education. It was an appreciative audience. The peopl of Orangiburg are noted for their hospitality, antd this olcasion was no oxception. Th(y somed glad to see us, and wo soon felt at home and really glad that we had gone. Hereto fore Col. Holloway had had somo trouble In getting speakers, but otthis particular occasion he had a ponderous programme so far as numbers were concerned. I had been to tills part of Orangeburg before, and it was pleasant to renew old acquaintances. These reunions serve to keep the college before the people, and they arouse t iew interest ill the cause of edueatioi. We have had a number of young mIen from this section at New berry College, and by the liberality of a good woman of that 0ommunity was the foundation laid for tile building of the science hall at the college, and the building bcers her name-Keller Mcm orial. The exerciscs were held in the Lu tLherym nurch at Ellorec. it is a very neat fiame building and is nicely fur nish '. It is crl--d by Pastor S. I*. Nease; P graduate of Newberry College, and on time a pastor at Ott-le Moun tain, in this county. It will 1 i pleits ure to his friends to know thIt he is getting along nicely il his worl, al is much beloved by his )e)ple, The addreissof welcome was delivered by Dr. Albert Browning, and it wits a chaste and beautiful talk and nicely de livered. The response was made by Mr. Y. V. A. Riser inl fitting terms. Mr. 1jiser is now serving the St. Matthew's chmrge during the vacation of Rev, Wyse. Mr. Riser is a Saluda boy and a student in the Seminary at Newberry. Mr. J. W. Swittenberg then dc livered in a forcible manner an address that was full of meat. He is a New berry boy, and we were proud of him. The next talk was by the writer. Col. J. B. Wingard, of Lexington, followed in a strong and beautiful address. Thei came the announcement that two hours wvould be 'aken for dinner', andl such1 a (dinner' only the Orangeburg p)eople know how to prepare. It, was enjoyed and we forgot, the weather was hot. Everything you could think of or desire was there. A fter dinner there was more speak ing. Prof. 1F. B. Setzier, another New berry boy, spoke flest and deli"ocd a strong and well prepared speech. After this followed President Cro mer~ in one of Ils characterist,ic speech es, and suoh a one as only Cromer can make. It was a powerful plea for ediu cation and for Newberry College. Strong, convincing, unanswerable. I feel sure it resulted in good, and if there had been nothing else on the pro'grammitfe it wvould have relpaid the audience simpijly to have heard Cromer. The reader will perceive that New berry p)layed an impiortant part in the Orangeburg meeting. Prof. C. L. T,. Fisher wvas invited to speak for Elizabeth College, which he did briefly. Col. [Holloway was re-elected presi dent; C. J. Rast, secretary, and Rev. S. Lh. Nease, treasurer, and the meet ing adjourned. My friend Holloway Lakes a lively in tcrest in Newberry College, and was happy last Friday at the success of tihe Elloree meet,ing. lie makes a good1 presiding ofiicer, and I spent Friday night with him, and am glad to see he is gett,ing along niiely. lIeI will teach school during the next, school year. I met another Newherry iimn-Mr. J1. IH. HIippl-who hais taken up his abode wit,h the good people1 of Oranmge burg and is pr'osperi ng. In fact,, It was a deolighItful meeting, and1 I was glad I hald the pleasutre of at tend(1ing, whiethter what. I said was worth saying or not. The rop)s mare fine, and t,he cotton is bleginning to open. Mr. Guts Summer, who was dlown there on a visit, could( not, get through talking about them. These r'euins are good t,h ings from a social stanidpjoinit., and must result inm g(ood to the college and1 the cauise of 'ducation. 10. H. A. We are Giving Away A llook of very valuale pre~scr ijpionhs. ('all andl( get One: it will cost you nothing. ROBERTSON & GILDER, Kl4d POWDER Absolutely Puro. Celebrated for itA great leavening trength and healthfulness. Assures the food against alum and all forms of dulteration common to the cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co.,NEW YORK OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET, 41,11 THE NEWS OF A I AND VIO. UESSIVE'TOWN. Spcni Colremponden'o Aolernid and News.1 Capt. U. I. Whites of A in411ta is in own today selling his colebrated miku lo chocolates. Col. .J. W. Butler is here. He al vays spends Sunday with mine host, Wise at the Wibe hotel. Your correspoldent with MIrs. Kay md one of the little Kays will take a veck off all( spend it, up In the moun. lius recuperating. Colne up Chipp Id join us, and we will guarantee you , good time and plenty of it. Will .tako rol to Pt'ls Mlountain and Caesar's Jead and 16how you where mountain iew Is so be seen early In the morning mn every blade of grass and leaf to )e ween. Come and we will slip otf from le madlam and have a grood time for ,whIle at least. Several of our eitizens went to K lings 'eek to heart Rev. Or. on Sunday. Ihey sneak very highly of .his sermon yesterday. lavried 'l'hursday, July 29, 1897, )y Rtev. J. W. lilantoi, Nil, M,. Snowden p)omtinick amid NI in nie E,pt,ing, dugh ter' if J1o. L. lpt.ing and granddaughtcr of Mrs. Ilappy Cook. We extend congrat. Alittions to the happy volple and wish 3hem miiou happies4. Mr. .1 - P. Cannon has had asick child O01 sone days, we are glatl to -e)0rt, It, is being better. MIr. 1). II. Witherspoon lits moved Into the loozer house on the hIll, and lie can now truly rest under the shade >f the trees and Iceep cool. The delegates elected from Grace iunday-school to the Newberry Confer mee Sunday-school Convention are: Miss Lillian Luther, Messrs. A. C.Wise uld .1. S. Wheeler. Alternates, Misses Nannie Simpson, Maric llobb, Minnie Lee lowers. Th is convention meets at 3eth Eden August 6 19. Colony elected Nr. David l'aysinger, Misses Della [ong and Viola Iluhardt, delegates. Niisses Ola Fellers, Ida l'aysinger, al Lornat,es. The ireunion of Company G of 13th [Keginient of the Sout,h Carolina Volun beers will be held at, Young's Grove August 2(6th, about~ I I miles south of [rosperit,y. Thiis anniual meuimin wvill be one to 1)e at,tended by all the "O( ld Vets,'' who can possibly at.t.end. Il'ublic Invited. Itev. .l. C. Count,s, the chap lain wd ~l prleh t,he anniuatl sermuon. WV. J1. Mills wi'll Ifurnish the dinner. Afr. P'at I lalir will make t,he hash and all ean dIepend on a good dinner, and a plleasanIt time. Chips, you ddn't, t.ell us when that picenie wams to be and the p)rogrammne. Como old boy let,'s have it. The Canning l"actory Is running full blast, now, th ree days in the week, aind by next, week will be going all the time. So bring on youru peaches, pears andc Lomatoes, and have ti em canned. They [ire putting ill a good many for pri vat.e family use. Tihe Follers Canning Company Is also putting iup fr'uit and vegetables for all who bring t,hem in. So is MIr. Joh11n L'ousinsm. Our school here has been filled by bhree of the best, educators in t,he coun t.y: Prsof. N. E. AulIl, t,he prIncipal, Is it graduate of Newh)erry College and post, grad uate0 courlse at John ts Hopkins Universit,y. IProf. Thornwell H-aynes, 1st, assistant, gr'aduate of Wolford Col lege, pot, grauduate of Vanderbilt Uiju versity. MI iss Gertrude Simpson, grad1 late of Pr'ospleritEy liIigh School aind Wi nthr uop NoIlmalI College. All enn1 senld thir i child reni to these teachers knowing that they ilil b e wetl Icaredl for IntelIlectuallIy. We look for a pros Ml A lt 1:1)E. At, tIle residence3 of the brIde's father, MIr..lohn lEptintg, by Rtev. J1. W. lItian on, on Thliursdaiy, .1 ully 29, 1897, Mr I. K. Sniowdeni Do11miilk and MIiss MIIntnic Ept,inmg. Mai y t,hei r hives be long and1( p(nand pulen11ty ablounld unito thmem. J. W. Hi. J. H. WEST Oflfers for' salo 1111 entire stock of (AROCERLES and STOR)1E FIXTrlJRlES Such as Safo, Sodla Fountain, Show Cases, Lamps, &c. My ob)ject is to dispose of my Grocery b)usiness5 in) order1 to give my entire attention and( time to the Furniture business. Any one wishing to buy apply at once. Tis is a goodI oppor Lunity for some one, as my stand is an excellent one. f. tf. DIEAT1i. Mrs. Emma1112 Halfacre died at hel. hteOII in Helena t last ilght, after. a long illness, aged about 50 ycars. Departed t1 Is lifo July 19, 1897, at the ago of I year, I Mon th and 19 days, .1 l 1 Grillin, soil of John and Rebeeca Grif1ii. H-e was buried at Colony L1theran church, July 20, 1897. MAly the God of comfort and g ace coin fort, the bereaved parents with the thought that tho child Is with Iilm who loves Children. J. w. 11. Por St. Paul's school, District. No. 3-1. Applicalims imust be handed to one of the triat.ees oi or before Anig-.st 14. Applicant, will stato saulay desired. School will opeii about Novembet Ist. Patrons of school will meet at tho school house.on t.he above date itt 4 o'clock 1>. Im. to dleot a teacher. .101IN 1". KInLE,le W.h II. K(II.Lu, N. U. SKIlt, Trustees. PoWaria, S. C. tf tI JAMIESON' CLEARAN Our -ulo is never to carry go< ind in ordor to make room for our NEXT 6 oll all Spring GoOds out regardles A big lot of men's su $5to$6.50. Oursaleor these suits are cheap a pants 98c, regular price ot of Jeans and Cottone All low cut shoes, ladies and g The balance of STRA W HiA' 30 yards good Prints for 81; 1 'xtr'a heavy Cottonlado, Ito; Check rhis is your canitico to make on1e (OM1AH" TO SEE US. Rospect fully, CD, MT. cTA-] THE OAKS HOTEL ~cnt. lawns anit 51hir4 01 trees; (Ixcelleiilt. I ale; 1ger. ' 1in itu I pOltni1 t'every ellii t p'~ hsi br t)r,. 'idi\d.ei *A.e y.TI theI ''yo 2. ood~ Sct ace7 mpo After 30( years in the businessei I find have arn instruimnt for testing unper f " DANIELS THE EQI LIFE ASSURA OF THE UNT] Assets . . . . Reserve Fund1 and all other Liabilities .. . Surplus, 4 por1 cenit. Outstanding Assurar The Society has paid $253,956,35l now0hold $216,773,947 of A ssots making a total of $470,730,298. Thi than 88 years from its organi.ationi,i other company has paid and accumnul of its history. Th'e Equitahlo writes wanit,--Tontino, Anniual Distribut ion, Term, any other forms of policies. Call and see me before assuring yo The E'quitablo is absolutely safe, ali find it to their interest to examine itt elsewhere. Thei Eqjuitab)le issues policies on bei ARTH1 &t Om. At my old stand next doortoRob ertson &Gilder's with a fine line of Watches,Jew elry and Silver ware,Clocksand Table Cutlery. Also a line of fine Specta eles and Eyeglasses in Gold, Silver and Steel Frames. Eduard Scholtz, Watchmaker and Jeweler. fat. ly S Summer CE SALE (bs over if prices vill soll theml), fall sto..'k wo will for the 0 DAYS s 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 ide Pants 50c. Mkx.c=oqmmT ontlemen, to be closd out At cost. 'S to be closed regard less of cost. e(st, Prints -1o; 4 brown Homo 3Jo. id loonspiu, 28 yards for $1.00. fflar buy almost $2 worth of goods. Thi I,,,,ador of Liow icoet).4 ,Asheville, N. C. i It' otui it.f it il l Id t 11K 1).1 bI k. TranninIl 9 por .lay 1O 1'eoi toll ii 1' i g Ol' W u? ('1 o.ir SPECTACLES. [The less of all choap11 speOctacles airo stampo11d out of dlingy glass b)y ai die tat is samoe shape of the lens as ai sho4t~ of molton glass is passed under it by machlinIery; this leaves 1wh surfazces of these lenlses irregular, rough and1( unp1oliI.hod, andtt the re, fraction is not nonr1 ats per1fect as1 Wvon anid polishedl, iid t.he (iy thit 1. supply13 thte refract ion whuich strains the0 retin an1 IId haisto~is t.1e decay of ly Iitte'd are0 1s had1( as clIuenp ones. Jiohnlson1's inak1o( is thme host, and we ('(1t visioni at B& CO. JITABLE NCE SOCIETY CED STATES. -y i., 1007. . . $216,773,947 . . .173,496,768 . . . $43,277,179 ice . . $915 102.070 to its polioy' holders, and1( mI additioni (of wichol $13:,277,1 79 is Surp)lus), 4 rec'ordl covering a peoriodl of loss a over $2 I2, 793 ,000 more than auny any form (of policy the assured may klidowmen0Jt, GJuaranIteed Cash Value, ir lives (ilsewhore. (d pors5os wishling insurance -oiuld 1)1plan5 before taking Out a policy I,h maole and1 femnalo lives. JR KTI.LER, Age-nt.