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pfrala null LAnvoll A. If. AU6L, Emra. TIE THRRE CS HAILHOAD. It has becl a long time since we havt heard anything of the Three Cs rail road. In fact the last Legislature rt pealed the charter of the Auguseu branch. We notice a elipping from tht Manufacturers' Record in which it 'a stated thata Philadelphia syndicate ha been organized to float $600,M) hi bilds, and that a branch line wi III I built from lllackshurg to GatYney antl Spartanhurg, It is also stated that the Charleston people have recently beeii aroUJOed to considerable interest in tht caterprise. We suppese that the peo ple along the August: line would bi willing to return to the ra-lroad tht charter if they would complete this en, in a reasonable time. The Camdei Messenger Says that the objuet of issu. Ing the $60),00 of bonds I, to coip'et the road in North and South t'arolina The road is now known as the Oh! Rtiver and Charleston road. While speaking of this matter wt would like to enquire of 'resilei Walsh and V iet -Presideit .lohustont what progress they are making witi our Augusta and Newberry road. W should have a railroad to Augusta. Senator McLaurin had to go homut and is coninned to his bed with sever( sickness. We hope it will not provi very serious and that he may soon bt able to rejoin the campaign. He wa not looking strong and healthy when al Newberry though he spoke with foret and vigor. The campaign at this sen son and rushed like it has been wa: enough to kill almost any one. Sena tor. Irby complained that it was ar ranged in the interest of Senator Me Laurin and Mr. MCLaurin's friends art comnplaiiing of it. The fact is ther( was no necessity of the election befort the latter part of November or even i December ui the Legislature does no, meet, until January. The cainpaigi could have been started the first o September. But that is all done and filnished nov and there is no use discussing it. We sincerely hope Senator MeLau rin may soon be restored to health. We suspect, Gov. Evans speaks truti when he says he has the promise of tit Su)Ilort of Senator Tillman. We haV believed all the time that. Senator Till 4uan had given E,vans to underbtan1 that he ( l'ilmnan) was for E.vans. Ib may think it a losing game and no give aetive support as lie has publiell said he wIas absolutely neutral in til present light. The rules governing tihe )emocratI primary require that your name mnUs be enrolled on your club list at lens five days )Cfore the elot-tion In order ent,itle you to vote. If not you ae n allowed to vote. You had better Ii sure your name is on t.i clut list fo; while you may feel sonewliat indillerl ent at presenit, whlenL it electin comie you1 may13 part,icularly desire to vote Sec that your name is on your cii roll. Theie is onie thing ini t.he senatoria campaign that is greatly to Mir. Me Laurin 's credit. iIe is not,i undertako ing to be0 elected on the demerits am11 short comings and bad records oif hi: opp)onen)ts, lie has nt, and is no abusing atnybod(y. He wanits thet onic' beause lie feels lie is compeittent, to til it and not, because 1 le 01o'ie fellows ai< inucomnpetent,. Ini thiis respiect hie hat made a manly' ight. Weo have had eni tirely too nmuchi personal abluse in oni campjaignis of recent years ai we commuend Mrt. McLaiurin for leavingi out of his speeecs. Ex-President Keitt of the State Alli anco saidl to us the day of the camnpaigi meeting at Newberry that Senator Me Laurin had never done anything antag onistic to thle alliance latformn. P~res ident, Keit, feels that this statemnen should comie fromn him Iinasuche as rel orence was made to it at, the Newberir meeting. Senator McLaurin was doing vei" well at the last replort. We do niot exactly uniderstand Mr' Mayfild's position. He had as muel proof when he withdrew as ho had be fore of the charges lie had been mauk ing. The trouble with him and witi too many candidates in these lattei times is that they are trying to go hi omlee not on their merits but by abus ing and trying to pull other pecophi down. It is well Mr. Maytieid with drew. Hie can bo of good service ini the~ Senate next Januairy. WeV publish by request of somne of thb colored j,eople of Newberry and as ox pressing their views on) tile suibjee some rosoLtons oil lynching by tm Banister Baptist, Association of Virgin la recently in session at Houston hi Halifax county. These r'esolutions strike at the cauisi of lynehing and the Banister Bapt,is Association is on the right direction Trhey will if they p)ersevere help) great ly to remove the cause and thus lesser the number of lynchings. We com mend these resolutions to the coloret people everywhere and in fact to th< people of any color for that matter Mob violence Is dangerous to societ~ for whatever causer exercised bit at long asoutrageD (re committed on do.j fenseless women speedy and condigi punishment may be excp4ettd and peti, Lions jo Govedrno apd rewards for* the Jners wli60b of no. avail. We have talked a good deal about a park for Newberry. In fact wo have been writing about it for several yearr. If Mr. It. L. McCaughrin had lived wo would possibly have had one by this time. He had somve plans and l.a I promised to coto to our assistainco in this Imlattert as wot its lie inished some other work, but anfortuniately his health failed and death cam before we had time to put his plans into exe eutionl. But Newberry must have a park. The Wallace A. Cline Park that. we h ive spoken of will make tan texcellent place if suitabile arangemn lts an hie iade with tile owiln-rs tof the proplier1y. There is anot her, lot oI Il other sidt of the oity. not so large, hilt i panee that would maket a pretty little park and it would nt take so mit-li to put it in good otder. We refer. to tlit old i"air ironds. 11. contii as e ighlt anid a hailf acres aInd has al-eal a got) hiey ele track and a huloll.e thalt vouild It inade into at spletidid pavilion for amutiselmients. Over hailf of it is in woods. It wouihl need cleanillg off tle% IiulergrOwtl and11% soii walks laid otf and a fi.te. The towli could buy this outright anld fix it al). The cost. woul he small. Or a atrk assotiat ion could I formed- The mattor is worth look Ing 1into. Tihe famers of Newberpy should not forget the Institute at Newberry oi Wednesday, tomorrow. 'IIhe profes sors of Clemilsoln College will be here, ineluding Pr1-of. Newman and 'resident Craighelia and we hope to see a large crowd of fariers to receive the bee it of ther lectures. M-. Il. M. Neill, the statistician. tigures tht- It'sent crop at over. 10. (00,(KKI batles, the largest ever plo) duceid. lie says the ildicttiois at pre selit, are very good for such a crop. Mr. Neil a few years ago only missed the caop iln his estimatte about 2,000thI bales. Excelaior Etchingi. Nice rain Saturday afterioon. 'Tril-Ilp sowinig Ilow ill order. Fodder pulling on at move. Cottola is openiig slowly inl this see - tionl. irs. Geo. Riser, of Newb-r3, la been on a visit to mr. J.. Sinigley', family. M-. 1. 1. Singley attid family, of neat tay's Lane, visited relattives and fr'ienids inl this sectioti last week. Mr. W. C. Counts, of I"oiai-la, vis ited in this comimunity list week, much to the delight of His friends, and ol couirse to the pleasure of Iis gil, too. Little MIiss Matude Hatfatre peItI last week with the family of MA. J. S, Sease. Mises MMile Lester aid Corit Boo Z0r', of St. ,u1ke's section, have been ot i isit to Miss Mattie Counts. 'I'le paint, brush is iow beiig used ol, our11 schoolhouse, atndl in a few day.. ilore the buildiig will Il-esent, a ti I ailearatce. Thlie wIod b,loc1ks hiat beenl remaioved tand brickc piillar-s put in, - Our sclohoolouse is un ldergoinhg iqutite a change aill ariountd, anid we are glaid it see it. Mr a. NI. 12 . I ing anud iIfe, of j1o)11, stneAadmscin, patid us5 a pleas, anit visit, last wve-k. C'oime agraini, friends, we always enjoy your- t,om Mr a. tad MIrs. I. S. IHouwer-s litu been oni a visit, to Mr-. A. A. Nates family. Mr a. H enr iy K ihltei, of Newherr-iy spient,'l Turstday nighat.i wit.h hiis biroth ers, eninqatg (lown on1 a bicaytcle and i-n t,urintg leiay morn1intg. Ouriii school pien in antd exhiibit.iol will come off onl Wedneusday-, Septem-i bet- 1st, without a chaiige lat.e-. Thit public cordllily invitedl to comet andt baring wvell tilled baskets. C'ome dlowni Mr. a- Editor-, youand ytii ~our t,ylpos, andl etnjoy thte (lay wiath us. Dr. Unaliman visited amuoagst, la members ini t,h is section last, week. Mrs. D. B. Cook anid little sonl sp'en Fr 1iday with fientds in Prosperity. Miss Minie Lee Cook, dlaughter- 0o Mr. andl Mrs. John B. Cook, (lied at hera home in this section on Sunday taf tea-noon, August 15, 1897, iat the age o1 14 yeau-s. The fuaner-al services wer-c cotnducted Monday afternoon in Mt. Pilgrim ehurchh by R1ev. J. A. Shigh, after which the deceased was laid tc. -rest, in the bury3ing grouind near- the church. D)eath is a sad tinlg eveni at old age, but when a yountg life is cuti off so ear-ly It is still mor-e sad. We extend ourt sympathy to the b)ereaved) family, relatives and ft-lends. Peace tc her- aishies. - We spent a few houirs in Newberry on Satur-day. WVe noticed quite a change had beent itade in the city since our last, visit thaer-e, cautsed by the cut ting of shaide trees and putt ing in the electric lights. Newberriy Is r-apidly ga-owinog, which we ate glad to see. The correspotndents' p)icnic caine oil on Satur-day and is now a thing of the Ipast. Those of the stalf who woere ab sent just missed a treat. The dinner was excellent and plenaty of it. The ini I teaesting talks made just a[te- diano added much to the occasion. We can not close without, saylig that Mr-s. - Evans' priesenice added much to the en ~oyment,of the day, and we r-eturned hoe eeling ha twsgood for us to SIGMA. Deoath of a iJttle One, Joseph Brown Gottlb, the infant son of Mr. and Mr-s. Hlau-y .Gottleib, died a few days ago in Pensaicola Fla Mr-s. D)alsy Br1ownt Gottleib left Nw ber-ry about ton days ago foa- Pensacola and two days af ter i ariv-ig therae the little one died. Mr-s. G'ottleib has tile sympathy of her many fmrends in New Ibeary.--Observer, lith OUR PRSPERITY BUDGET.. ALL TUE NiWS OF A LIVE AN) 'rmo 0ItSSIVE TOWN. ISpeciat (Nivmajon,n Ienhutt Hdavd News. 1 'rosperity, S. C., Augist lo, 1897, 'We reg rot wo e.lld not le w It h the "lpen pushers"on last Sat rIAty, but then I "thI best laid plans o' men and mieo I aft gang aglee," and it. was so in this ease -- old man Kay was sick and could not get, there. and that was all thero I was about it. I ain glad to know that I all enjoyed thiimlselves and had a royal t timi of it. I sympathiz with tlie v pr-esenlt in) the fact that 01hey dild not I hear any of the spevehes on the pio- t gratmm11e. Of couirso it. was not, ncces- a tary to have the address of welcome, v for all kinew that, they were welcome. I Perhaps the next time I can he in It, so 1 I "bide awee." We ehroniele this week the deati of , du11lian. the elde't son of Nir. and Mrs. I Ed. L.. Svil.'e, of lower No. 9 Township. f dulhani was a bright boy. and his : lat-nts have the hope that. they shall c see their child again in the happy he- v We 1lso ('hr-oiele tlie deatah of Min- t n ie Iee, daugh ler of M r. and M Is. .1. 13. t Cook. Miss Minniv had been sick for I some weeks, and hopes were enter- t tained of her recovery, but. a sudden i turn for the worse carried her beyond the river to rest under the shade of the trees on that ever green shore. She k was laid to rest in Mt. Pilgrim ceie tery on Monday. On- sympathies go out, to these bereaved parents. Mar. .lohn Rhyne. of Notth Carolina, is visiting his cousin, J. Frank Browne, of tihe Southern. Mrs. M. C. Taylor, resident of No. 9, but now living in Greenwood County, was on a Visit to her old home and kiidolks last week. She returned home Friday, accoipanied by Mt-s. Lizzie Cook, Mrs. D. M. ledenbaugh aidI Mrs. Mary Mls, who will spend some time with those Newberrians now liv ing in the vieleity of Greenwood. Pri-of. .. F. Browne, who wats at, ote time principal of Prosperity Higt School, aild who afterwards led one of our, fair young ladies to Hymen's altar, has been on a visit to relatives in this section. Prof. N. E. Atill has arrived on the scene of action, and is ready to talk school to any and all who may desire to send their children to school here. P-of. laynes is expected to-day, Mon daty. Ask them about the school. KAY. SENATOt M'LAUItIN'S CONDITION. Ite is Item-ing Quietly If 1len1nettsyvite mnd with lProper Care %vilt Conto Out All Might, but Tino lo Necehaltry. {News nd Courier.] 1-11nnetsvtllo, S. C., August 15.---Sen ator MCL,a11in has rested qu1ietly dur ig the ay. I[is phy.sician says that he is V'eIy pirostrated, ant(] that some time muttst elapso before he will be free from the diagerw of ia recurrence of tin at.tactk simnilatr to the one lie had at YrikillIe, bitt,i wihprutdence there is every' hope oif Is uttiimat. e eovary. Johnson's Chill and IFever Tonic Cures Fever In One Day. (iiynapiavitg Newj.. Fo(dder- pulling is the order- of the day wit,h its. Mr-. Rioberson, of Union, is .visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. S. J1. Sutbetr. Mrs. Sallie Adams, of Newber-ry, is visiting her' father-, Mtrs. A. J. Wil lingham. Miss l'Cila Suber- is visiting hgr cou sitn, Miss Bessie Blair, of Union. Mr. 10. L. Glym ph, otr hustling to bacco drummer, is now tr'aveling in Fairfield (Coutty,t Mr-. J1. J. Crooks is visltini his br-other-, Ma'. Dawkins Cr-ooks, of WII liamnsbturg. Protr'acted meoting will commnene at Motunt Pleasantt church Sunday. I stuppose Mr. J1. L. Crooks will leave. fo nihonid, Virginia, Satur-day. August 13, 1897. ~O-roWgN -OWN MAKE* 5Om HOE Fi~or sa1e by -~ -0. aT 2l3 S Otriginator and L~eadet' of Now Styles and Prices, Main street, Newberrxy, 8. U. Totm-i: SPOT moAIr meu la T xane. miiss 116.tha Boou0s,0of tho Smyrna tightb,orood, is mdn at Mr. J. \Y. 'aldwell'i for More t1han a wook Mr. J. 1". ('0fluid hnd family were Vith Iftr. and Mra. S. A. Joter a few lays f last week. Msses. C'eorgo ant Willio i6mg. of 'airlield County, lire visiting at Mr. -'rank li,own's. Por Iho astu tA a or twelve daylk Rev. )rr h1as bent holding a meeting at. Cing's Crek. Teho.church has beii illed mAy tin. I to overflow during he meeting. The sin1ging was well onducted by, M r. 1). S. ldlwards, of he West, Nisses I.uey lmore, l1 elle Tood and liessle Carlisle in turn wted as organilst, thus renldering In -aluable serviev. Rtev. Or Is quite at orceable preaelher; lie gives us sulin wraotival .'i tionl. Manly of his set. 1nolls were grand and hi Is illustratlonls ,ry li'autifuil. WILe feel that. our ieighborhood has been greatly re reshed by the out pvouriig of the Ioly pirit, and that great.good has been lone in lls name. I wish we had 1pave to menltion mor-0 of these ser no, and we 11mu;t say that three of hem were very striking; one from this ext, "Father, forgive thein, for they cniow not what they do:" another from his, "What I have written I have writ en;" and another the words of the ext we cannot recall, but the sfbject vas the walking, the running and the ;oaring Christian. The lbest wishes of I)v church here 'will follow MIr. Orr1 vh01 ever he goes, and we pray that he nlay contiiue to have that power with 'od which he seemed to have here. Mrs. Cromer and Mrs. 'RtuIT, with ,heir children, also Mr. T. 11. Wicker md his wife s)cnt a (lay at MI. J. Wil le Caldwell's recently. AMr. S. A. leter and sonl Coneld are tway from home. '4'hey will visit Hronl. 1. T. Douglass at, Union, Mr. Richard ,'ousar in Chester and J. Smith liar len it Blackstocks--all relatives of Mr. Jeter. Many visitors have bee in our neigh Jorhood during the last; week, attend ing Mr. Orr's' meeting. We cannot nention all, so we will not mention any >f them. Miss Alma Duckett, who has been ipending somhe time at Mr. Mack Gil llam's, has retuicd to Newberry. Miss Waddell, Mrs. 11liza Kennedy and M rs. Lay and ch,ildren have also returned home. Mr. Jety Jacks Is now at Mi. Gillilam's. Mrs. Calvin Baker and Miss Maggie have been very much alicted with bolls lately. We hope they bove the suffering with the s111e degree of pa Hience that Jo) did. Mi'. Frank Brown, his mother and iol Hagood are off on a visit to Mr. James Long in Fairfield County. What young manl Carried a girl to Church anid left 1h01r to get home the best way she could? . What Other fellow had to 'borrow a buggy to carry his ;irl hom'? A" M iss Janie Davis has beein in our nAighhorhood for some time visiting he friend, Miss E'ulalie Suber. NITA. Atigust 12, 1897. We are Giving Away A Book of' very valuable prlesc'riptionls. Call. 01ny get C)ne; it will Cemt you niothbing, ROBI1NSO.N & GILDER, t& f3m Druuggists on thie Corner At my oIdstand nextdoortoRob ertson & Gilder's with a fine line of Watches,Jew elry and Silver ware,Clocks and Table- Cutlery. Also a line of fine Specta ales and Eyeglasses in 001(1, Bilver andi Steel Frames. Eduard Scholtz, Watchmaker and Jeweler. f&t,. ly THE CAROLINA Is fully prepargd to do any re.. air work promptly. Best Buggies and Harness for he money alwayalon hand. The Company makes a specialty )f repairing Euggies, 'Wagons, Jotton Gins, etc. Also manufac nires any-style Wagon. Call and examine the work. Manlos, ctc., une put up in good style and at 'ennonabie rate 't ,tf As it is 1ibr tnfor Mu Oqe to' tat, So Equally Importaqt are Weekly. Barilain 0FFERS To every one desirous of saving money, V*'WUCNIZ- ARE.- MONE-Y SAVRS. 0 yd(. Standard P lints for onli 2". 8 yds. Nowhorry Ototh for on 2,. 8 \ ds. Figm-d Lawn for on 25e. 8 yds iCmbroider for only 2rw. 8 ydS. 'Val. La Alc for only 2ti. 1 paIr Child' s for ottnly 2 e. I tine Straw I I it for man or boy 25,. I Gal. Now Orleans Syrup only 5 3 (t'atis (2) Sy rup 1l'a;hes "% 25 .20 lbs. lltlihmtonil Mal '5. 1 lb. Tea wort.h A0e " 25. 2 lb. Arhueklh's Collee 25v. 610 boxos Parlor Matehes "25. 8 baraSoip)(good aSOc ta "on)" 25c. TERMS.---Cash on dliyory, 0. KLETTNER, The Fair and SLI1m1"-0 Dealor. 11E S'ATE O1 SOUTH CARO LiNA- -NEWM ERRY COUNTY COURT OP CO2MMON PLEAS. The South Carolina Lixoau and Truat Company, PlAintiff, against Thomas118 J. Ilpseomb, Lalla Plekens Hunter, Sallie Pickenm Haltiwanger, Sophia L. Arthur. EIdred C. Sim kins, James L. Sitkins, John C. Simkinp, Rosalie W. Sihkiis, EIl dred Simkins !ipcomb, John N. ,lpscomb, Mary Iuise Lipscomb, Marey J. Franks, Mi -dge It. LIp scoib, Jr., Amelia Summers Mor row and Ward Mottv Lipscomb, Do fendants. To the Defendants Above Named: You are hereby summoned and re tilred tn antswor the Complaint in this action, which was, on tite 22nd day of July 1897. Iled in the ollien of the Clerk of Court of Comenon Pleas (at Newberry, South Carolina) for New berry County, in said State, and to serve a copy of your answer to said Complaint, on the subscribers ta their ollice at Newberry, in said State, with. in twenty days after the service here of, exclusive of I ho day of such service; and if you fAil to atiswer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintift in this action will apply to the Court for tie relief demanced in the Comi plaint. July 22nd, A. ). 1697. MOWEN & BYNUM, Plaintift'. Attorneys, New berry, S. C. To the Defendants, 'J homas J. Lip. scomb, Lalla Pickenm Huter, Sallie Pickens Haltiwanmr, Sophia L. Ar thur, Eldred C. Simkins, James L. Sinkiis, John C. Simkins, Rosalie W. Slimkiis, EIdied 1--,imkins Lipscomb, John N. Lipseomb, MAry Louise Lip seoilb, Marcy J. Frao,ks, Mil Jgo B. Li)mcomb, Jr., and Amelia Summers 1%orrrow: Take notice that the Complaint in this action, together with the Sum mons, ofwhich the foregoing is a copy, was filled in the ofilhe of the C erk of the Court of Common Pleas, at New berry, In the State of South Carolina on the 22nd (day of July 18917. MOWER & BY NU M, . PlaintifPs Attorneys,. New berry, Souit bi Carolina. THE STATE 01F SOUTkH CA RO LIN ENEWHERIRY COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PL EAS. Albert J. Gibson, as Admninistraitc,r of thte personal estate of James N. Lip. acomtb; deceased, Plaintiff, - against Thtomas J. Lipscomb, Lalla Pickens Hiuter, Sallie Pickens H altiwaniger, Sophia L. Arthur, Eldred C. Mimi kins, James L. imtkinis, Johnt C. Simkints, Rosalie W. Simtkins, El dred Simnkins Lipscormb, John N. Lipscoitb, Mary Louilse Li pscomb, Marcy J. Franks, Milledge B. Lip scomnb. Jr., Amella Summers Mor row, Ward Motte ILipscoimb, John W. L. A rthur, andt George. (O. De Walt, D)efendan ts. To the Defendants Above Named: You are hereby summoned and re qjulred to answer the Complaint in this actiont, which was, on the 22nd day of July, 1897, fliedi in the ofile of the Clerk of the Couart of Commion Pleas for Newberry County in said .State, at Newvberry, in the State of Sonuth Cairo. lina, and to, serve a copy of your an-. s w, r to said Comldaint on tithesuber ib era at :heir office at Newberry, In said State, within twenty days after the servIce hereof, excluslve of the day of sucht service; and if you fatil to antswer the Complaint within the time afore said, the Plaintifl' it ti fiction wIll apply to the C~urt for the relief de manded in the Complaint. ~July 22nd, I897. MO WER & BYNUM, Plaintifi's Attorneys. New berry, Soutth Carolina. To the Defendants, Trhomas J. Lipn. scomb, Lalia Pickens Hunter, Sailie Plckens Haitiwanger, Sophia L. Ar thur, Eldred C. Simikins, James L. Simkins, Johtn C. Simkuins, Rosalie W. Sitmkins, Eldred Simnkius L:ipscomnb Johni N. Lipscomib, Mary Louise Lip. scomib, .Marcy J. Franks, Milled1ge i. Llpscomib,Jr., Johnt W. L. Arthur and Amelia Stumamers Morrow. Take notice that the Complaint in ti actlin, togethter with the sumi mons11, of wich thle foregoing is a cp was flied int the dffle of thte ClekI the Court of Comnmont Pleas, at New berry, In the State of Southt Caroline., on the twent y-seconid day of July 1897. MO WER & BIYNUM, Planintlip's Atony, New berry, Southt CarolIn a. Noico float Sotilcement and D)ischarge and to Creditors, NOTONIS H1ERkSBY TI VEN thtJ will make a final 8ettle. meat In the Probate ('ou't for New. berry ('ount,y ont the peorsonal Oistateo of JIano E. Scott, deceased, on 'Itur,sdav the 9tht day of September, 1897, at l' a. mn. Creditors of said deceased mzust render their demands duly attested as required by law on or before that date to the undersi gbed. JOHN W. SCOTT', l'xecutor. - August 9,189, t rt AR INVITED To call in and examine my line of goods.. have a nice and well selected stoc of strictly high grade Chamber Suits nut and Oak. A full line of mediu and cheap Furniture. Will sell very close for cash. R. C. WILLIAMS. t. Ay Minil Street, Nowberry, S. C. belay Not! If you want any of the good bA' are dishing out. About twice a year we empty pot and clear up the store for new goods. Our Reputation Is before you and your judgment will quick ly decide for you the question of bargains. All we ask is a look at the goods. If they are not Cheap don't buy them. Ask especially to see our Mosambiques, Silk and Wool Grenadines, Organdies and Mus lins. S.3 . WOOTEN, tAf. ly- NEWBERRY, S. C.. Harris Lithia Carbonated Water TO RELIEBVE ANY JA SE OlFlNIlRSTION IN ONEMINUlTE'S TIE00. MONEY RENDED, If taken after each Meal will Clire the WeiSt CaSe of Iietc. Road what the eminent Dr. Devaiga, of (Chester, S. ('., bas to say of the water: I have used Harris Lithia Water with the most excellent results wvhere I have been able to get my patrons to dIrink a suflicient quantity daily. The carbonated has no equal in gastrio disturbances. It is an excellent table water. It is a pleasant laxativo and is a suro cure for Flatulent Dyspepsia. 8. M. DEVAGA, M. D. Jones at is f. or sle'in Newborry at. Robertson & Gilder's, S, B. Harris Lithia Springs Hotel will be open at the beginning of the season. For rates and other information write Harris Lithia Water Co., H ARRIS SPRINGS, 5. C. CUT PRICES FOR NEXT 60 DAYS IN ALL GRA1DES OF Fine Whiskeys, Wines and Beer FOR, FA MILY USE. . Send in Your Order. Particular Attention Paid to Mail Orders. liS~Tl1LLER AND 1IIOL&I2 DEAL2ER, NO, 2 PEACHTREE STREET, ROlLERS. E U c JPr ct cot Vn aw Gis, il and1 Fertilizer M ill ouitflta; also (in, M il dig rig,F(or,Furnace and Railroad Castings; Railr< ad, M ii , a ki n g an J4O y Sauppheis. Boltin 'r E akiyg ' iieet .' I ip Fittings, Saw s, Files, O lers, 3. LOMIBARD IRONEWORK8 AND BIUPPLY CO., t~A )~ asIaIgerI Depot' AUGUSTA, GA.