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LSpearman & Co.aro olfolrIng a Wagon the capacity of ivlch iis on eight greatoi than any other imnko of equal size, and for loss money. fstAt Teacher Walnted. Tho Trustecs of School District No. 29 will hold a meeting oi August 21 n, to consider applications for tbe position of teacher for tho eisuin-g termil-man wanted. Salary $35 per inth, tet11 7 or 8 months. J. Nt. Wcrcmn, J. C. D1.11 .S Ulymphville, S. C. Why will you bu btg fonicR when Cw,tgy *ad 11r ist is itilt'ho-izv(I to purim oney in every ease wher it, fiils ul'O-. Fio 0 ns The Southern ii sll speil t,. tickets as follows: $5.50 to Camden, S. C'111 1atill-1m, on account of meetin.g of Slate S liday sch1odl convenitionl, Aul-ust, 2.24i1. Tickets oi sale A ugust, 21. 24, 25, e u return until August 2-AWh. Pire -o Prosperity $5.25. For further information writ.' to .1. A. Burton, agetit, Newherv, . ( My little boy, wiei two ye of a,o. was taken very iII with blooyN llx. I Wasii ad vised to use ClatuibelaI' W s ie. Cholera and Iiarrlhoea li m-dy. mil tickily, procured pat,t of a bottic. I carefilly read ti6 directions a gave it accord I ngly. I le wats very lov..i slowly and sirely Ie beginl to ii,rov, gradually recovered, and is now stout and strong ats ever. I feel smil-e saved his life. I nuvor eIn 1aie Itemedy half its worth. I J'ry (;11(!'~ ht 01 world i sorry evey oe i.tho orklaii not, know hlow good it iQ , amsvillo, Marion Co., a. For salo by W '. 10elham. WHAT IS NICER Than a dish (J god swet turnips for dinner? Nothing. .And it is very easy to get if' you plant GOOD SEED Which you can buy chcaper than ever at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. NI. L. Spearman & Co. will replace every broken steel axle, no matter what4he load might weigh or what the circuimlstances undl.er which it broke, fre of charge. The Auburn Wagon is the best. For Sale! For lowest pricos on Turnip Soods, Seed Ryo, Sood Burley, Crimson Clover, Red C over, and Grasses, ill of the best quality. Clall at PELHIAM'S PHIAlRMACY. Rediuedu Ra:test to Conf.edetrat i's' iRenoatt Whlite Coeck. The following is t.he ofliial orderO ftrom railroad headquart,ers in r'egard to the C'onfederate reunoion at Whiiite Rlock, A ugust 21, 1897: "We~T will sell ioun tipii tickets -to White Rock from points en C., N. & I . H. . at which we have agents, for onfederate Veterans' reunion oni 21st nust., at rate of one first,-elass far' for a'd .~/~ M. EM1.:uSON, C. P. A."' ,nee 878 thtere hatve been ninte epi los of' dyseniter'y in di Iferet, part.s eir country in whiiich Chambnerlain's o,(hlolera and1( D)iatrlhoea I etmedy uisedi wit,h perfect success. D)ysenu ,when epidemoie, is ahn ost as severe dangerous as A siatie chioleia. etofore the host etfort.s of the most, led phlysiCMlns have fatiled to (cek avages, this remtedy, however, hacs d1 t.he muost, manl ignan it, caises, biot.h trying cond it,ions, whtichb prtoves ~be the best mediicinte int the world bowel compliint-s. Fow stile by .Pelhamn. Weetintg or ,iin,. M. ina,rd clUamp. Ao Johi n M. K'~inard~ ( amnp, S. C'. V.. ncet in the coiurt, house th is i'ri fter'nooni at. six and a lhlf o'cloel< . Business of imiipor tnce to be o ted. OH N M. KmIAR,Cmadn, '. uia,r,Adjt ant. ASTORIA Infants and Children. B."A. DANIELS. acos of the 10yo, Far , 'Throat and EWBERRIY, 8. C. at res'idlece, next door00 t,o Crot tel. t.t Drop in Prices, $40, $50 an d $75. is the time to GHUMPLRT. Aeant VARIOU ,AND ALLA A1110UT. This has beet a rainy week. Mr. Frank B. Lane is on a visit to friouds in Nowborry. M% is.s Sallio Ellis of Saluda, is visiting Mrs. A. W. Matthews. A-Rev. Gco. A. Wright, Is visiting at Johnston and i1E lk1golod county. Tho gralled school will begin the fal session oi INIOliday, September 20. Mr. .ino. Al. Kinard and family Ie tuirnied y(-bterday1fromn Sahuda, N. C. County Chal.p , Culinilgaina Is ready to X. out the boxes for the pri mar to pienic at St.. Lukes tomorrow. to program of the Leagues will begin at 10 o'clock. MIr. I. A. Abrams has been elected teaellor of the Big Creek school in No. 1) and has aepted. No town in the State hits made more substantial progress in the livi, two yvars than Nowervy. 'The electrie lights have been turned over to the town and are now being mill by the comimissioners. 'Thie water works are prac,ically coim pletvid atid will in a day or two be rel evived by the commissioners. Nowhervy's first ''original package" establishmilent, was opeled on lower ltin street, yesterday afterloon. Plose literested Will u1et at aKring's ' lixch oni Thursday, August 26, to Ih n (leaning OIf the gIravo yard. T 1ound trip to Greenville Oin the 00 i of the veterans' reunion is fr-om Newherry and $1.50 from sp-lrit.y. o residelit, Ceo. 1. Croicr anld Editor E. .\,n A lifrt yesterday afternoon to attend a Newberry Vollo_,re rounion at, Cediw Grove church il Loxinlgtoll eollnty. The memorial windows for the new Litleranai church have .been received andIl are being put inl p)ositioln. 'Tlie church will be ready for oeiipiey in a few!% days. )i Wenllesday night soie one stole a i01 more vlickeis from Mrs. W. I.). Goodwin. 'The police aret, pretty close oohind the thief and we hope will ovel-taki; hkiml. M.I. LI 1. Smith of No. 6 says he vaised at watermelon this year that weighed 711bs. Can any onc. beat that? 'I'he only objection we have is that he did not scud it to the editor. Mres. Jacob Hawkins and her daugh ter, Mliss Helen, are in Newberry. It is probable that the latter will enter Newberry College at its next session.--Loxington Despiatch. ''he follow,Ing l-mizs are otfered hy t,he Exclsior Firc Company f.or the Piremen's 'oll Tournment 1, to be held here Oil Septembcr 10th. First prize, $75; second prize, $25; grvab race, $15. MI iss Sallie Smith, one of Nc*berry's beaut.ies, who has been visitingr Miss Ruby Anderson, has returned home much to t,he regret of her Ninety-Six friends.--Ninet,y-Six cov. Greeimwood .1ou-nal. kI1aIh member)&I of the .Johin M. Ki nard C'amp, S. C. V., shouldh be iresent, att, imeetintg t,his aSiftenoon inicourt house, as dlelegates and sponsor wtill be eleet 1( reCIwe~sCient amip at, reuniloln of C'onifederat,e Vctoranuis at Greenville. loo.ie and1( Lot for saile. 1[list of seven)I roomis. Lot three acres. A\ pply to-G. II. Cromer. f&tt i Sponasor JansesC 1). Nan3ce( Unlnp. iss TPhyma Sc~humpoert, the n and somic daughter of Col- and MI is. O. . Schmperilii has een selected as sponi s(o1 of the Jtamies D). Nance C'amp at t,he Coni federate reuniiion iat Greenville next, week. She will go uip with hier father onl 'lTuesday. Neol ii. 1t1 1lls Miother ini (Gersuany. Mr~.1 .acoh 10sheinseni, who is in the eimplioy of t.he Chicago 1 lmber ( 0. , ati D)es NIoinies, Iow~a, says: "'I have just, sent, some11 meldicinev baick to imy mother in t.he old coountry, that. I know by per sonail use to b)le the best.meicine )0 in tle world for rhieiumalitism, hin ig uised it in my fami ly for~ seveiral years. It is cal led Chlaimberlaini's l 'in Balm. It nlways does the work.'' 50 eent, bot tles for rale b)y W. IL. lPelhami. TPhe followving are'( delegates to C'on federate reuniiion att Greenville niext weekl. Therice imay be ot.hors and1( we have lit douibt oithiers will go, bult thiis is the list, its fan as we hav'e b,een ab)le to proclure it: 0. L. Sehl.u mpolrt, WV. Y. l'air, Drn. J. I 1. M. I tuIf, J. Cal Neel, N. IT. Y'oung, Alf lk4eeder, 10. I'. Mait thetws. Tlhey will go upl oil Tulesday'. NOT LOOKING WELL! NOT FFELING WELL THEN TRY Ths prep) aronis cobiatio o)f drugs having alteraftive, ton ic sitionlanut and1 laxative aLcIt,in. It cont ains threeo drugs whlichu the medical pro'fessionl recommend for skin is1ion son, Serofulous affTections, D)yspepsi a, Liver Complaints, Rh~lon maltism, etc. rIt is carefully prepared from the purest drugs and is sold at '75. cents a blottlo at R?obestson &~ Gilder's D)nm 8/Ore. I MPICOVED HERIVIOU ON V.'& U. it. It. Ex1rt. Day Coach Alreatly Put On to Ac coliimin)atat tile lleavy Travel-A Night .Trala oa ftle Firat of Soptember. [Glreelville Mountaineer.i As predicted in the columns of Tbe Mlot] ntaincel. some weeks ago, the Southern Hallway ollicials have takon step's to give the pations of t,ie (oluI bil and Grenvillo branch the aceom modations wanted. This is onily Iin keoping with the u1sial thjought.fulnes of the Southern, whose oflices are al. ways ready to do what they can to i pirove the ser-vico given t,ho public. The liango was inautigated last Moliday, when an extra passeiger coacl was pult. on this road, and t,ho favor Was duly appreeiated by the passengers on that day. For somei time the travel on the C. and (. has been so largo that one Iiist-classt coach and the second class car have been uncomfortably croWdeI Oil Oachl trip). and the extra c0ach was put Onl in r-espollso to rc (1uests froml the pat.rons of thC line, backed by the staemtents of the con ductors and others connected with the r-oad. But, the Southern will go further than (, Is, and beginning on the first of next month all extra daily train between Coluibla and Greenville will be added. The olicials here are reticent about the Ilatter, but it is learnlied that this will ie done. Tle train will be a night special, leaving here about six o'clock ill tile afteinoon an(I )lacing the trav eler ill ClIarleston early ill the m1orn ingr. Ituning11 V'IC tvrainl will I'each hleve Iin time to make connection with soit.hhound fast-mail passing here at fi fluen minlits past 0110 o'clock ill the morningu. Th is schedile will give close (0lll11ctioll for thrlollgh tavel jetwoell Charleston anld 'Atlailta. The local trains will be continued O1 the pr-esenit sclhedile, thus giving a choiec between a local and a fast scied tile. Witl tile addition of tills trIill, tile huilding or tile biig freight de)Ot and t,ie rem-loval of tihe termiial -hre from (!Cltl'al, the people, of Greenville (10 not seem11 to have muchell grolinds for comlplaiit, against 010 Southern a11s anl octopls or any othl,ber horrible Inlster. It m1igilt, be added that tile work on tile freight (lepot is progressing nicely and will he comploted very soon. AS TO TIlE ICENSHS. A l'eculiar ihne or te Immli(issary Sita tlio-Lookcm imce the fmm to, or 1m1 emmlHing OrIgina l't 'lC g e 'r Will 1la%vt3 lte Tesed. [The Statte, 10th.] Iie talk of Mayorl Evans of New herry hefore the State boalrd of con1 tiol Ill regarid to tbo reveiue to the cities and towns from the Jispelsavies ats agaillst the original packlage stores has ciaused considerable diFcussion in dispensary and legal cilcles about this )haIS-0 of the I ispensary sita l l the State. All over. the State Ci, original pacik age stoves al' being Opened upl) and inl very sIort orde r, it is SAfe to say, they will be in oper'at,ion inl nearly every towin inl tile State. They03 calmIot, It ap ilear's, he0 licensed and1( there0 seems to be no0 way Iln wh'ich0 tihe city and1( townI coun101call n get aniy r'evenuel fr'oml the 1li'enlse law and( a leading attornley yesterdaiiy, when01 is attenltignl was (called( to the( fact thlat tile counc01 iof severail townsll were passinlg 110c11se 0or di 1mn11es d irect ed at such1 pilaes, sa1id townls have a1 righlt to pass8 such1 ordli nances'0 and1( collect licenses fromn the j)woprlietr 01o(f suIch laces, Ju1dge0 Si dlea1iel were' mer0ely3 merchanl1lts and1 if anly licenIse at, all was implIosed it coubl1( dry'3 goods. gro(ery, 01r otber mer 01hant, inl propor1t lonl to tile volumlle (If business08 (done. Thel diecisionl, he said, remov'ed liquIor from tile plole regulai eenses were impl1osed anId cannot,0 be caliled upon11 now11. Ini hiis op)inion0, there' wasl1 abslultely3 no0 waiy ill which tile town could)11( leglly3 1111s lice.nse ordi1 n1111ces directed againlst such1 stor'es. Onl tihe other0' 1 hand, all attorney'3 is oiion111, tile Stalte Const,itsu1 11ion gave tile cities and1( townls tile r'ight,1 to pas1s such1 1( orinances0 andO collee(t1 lIciceses. Undlter the pr1o visions of the C.onlstitutionl he t,houlght 11,hat tile towns and1 (cIties--all incor1 porated townis, in fact, -had1( amllel power01 to pass88101 such1orinanlces andlol(1 loet at revenue1 fromll 1110s0 storecs. Aniothler po(int1 raised1 agalinst8 thie.po0s sibilit.y (of impos1) ig licenses5 onl originDal pack01age stores is tht, tile dispenlsar'y is iln tic littuor butsinecss and no0 11icense could( 1)e imposed0 upon01 ally 011e for sell ing liqulor wi t,hout the (1i5llspns'ies he inlg uireli'd also to 1)ay3 thlat license. Th'ie diispenlsary' is as much(11 a hilor (eale' 11s tihe originlal plackaige man11, and1( tile or'd ilnnce, if passed(, wvould haive to~ app)ly to biot,h. So t,hcro' y'ou 0cussed yesterday, but1 there seems1 to 1be 80 mu11c1 doublt t.hatt inl all problabi lity a t,est case wili be 1111(1 ill 80ome town to ascertain whlat, po1wer' the ci1ties and1( HAIRIS LI THIA WA TEH! t3arbonatedl Lithia Water, Soda Water, Ginger Ale Sold to the Wholosale atnd Rietail trade at lowest Prices by S. B. Jones, Agennt for Nnwbner OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET, AL.L Til1C NEWS OF A LIVE-. AN) P1t0 11HENSSVE 'TOWN. l$reo0tti Cot reaponIltsit-llorald a,-tI News . We wero' 01 glad to see liev. Z. W. Iedenhaugh out again. Ile is still feeble and Wallks wit,h dilliilt.y. (aIpt. "yulle" has. been ler this week takin-r orders for sweetmcits, chocolates, et., and abovo aill Yellow Kid eheninlg gila, that, dliglts the hearts of the little folks. lie made a depository for it at, Kohn's D-u- Store. Miss Ir1n Kohnil, who hts been on a visit for several days to relatives at. Little Mountain, returned home Wd nlesday. Old man Kay is still onl the sick list but improving anid hopes to be out and around next, week. Look here, Josh, you should not have gone back on those of us who cotll not be with you last1 Saturday. We don't mind what you say in regard to soene seriblep enteri g the political a-oena for it is a foregonle conclusion that a pei pusher has no show. Never mind, Josh, 1his is a game at. which two can play al those of us Vho st-alid at home will soo to it that an early frost outs short, your little political bootliet, and doom it to an early funeral. Dr. Hallm1an has decided to resume all the regular sorvices in Grace chutrch0 beginiling Wiih next Sunday. Tlis includes services Sunday morning and night, and player meletilng on Wed nesday tight. Ile will take up a spee il C0urse atnd lecture ttm t at 1 the Wed niesday night services. IRev. Mr. Kirkpattrick iaus a very in tetestinltag class studying the life of Christ. It, tmeets ev'ry SInmdhy eveti lng. Rev. A. J. IBowers by invitation will deliver a special address to the Luther League on Sunday Iight.. The public Is Invited and Iay expvct, a treat.. All know Ir. Hlowet-s to hv an ale leet Itt er and his nany friends will hv glad to leet and1l greet, hii once agait. The (I o'clock closing is a II ing of tH e past, havitg been llid away to rest, peacefully in the ieiories of the plIst to come forth again when the grass grows. lr. .1. 1). Quatt,lehlan tm of amI 1thegr is visiting Mrs Q. atid the fainlily of Dir. Langford. What has become of our bilase hall club? We've not, had a single match gaine this seasoti oil oil gi-oind.s to our knowledge. Tho Alliaivee Warehouse Co. at a re cont meeting elected a nlew hoard of directors as follows: Messrs. Jos. L. Keitt, Ht. T. C. Iluater, J. N. .V'cagle, A. 1. Mliller, V. 1.. I,ake, ll nj. Ilalf acre, WI. 1'. I'ugh. It. T. C. HIuntor was rcolected President, and .1. L. eut Se. and Trets. At this meeting the board made a trade with the Cottoit Seed Oil Mill by whih the A liianicu warehouse goes into t,he possession of the company and t,he warhltouse peo ple get stock for thiilr holdIiigs. A joint imecting of the Board of )i rectors All iance wvarehouse and the Cotton Seed Oil AIlill was held AMonday and all details were perfected to putsh t,he mill sutbscriptions so as to get the teqjui red amount and1( go to wvorIc at. otnce. Mr. ID. M. atngfordl is now can vassing in the interest of the ( il Mill and everybotty is put, on notice to get, t,hemselves ready- ,till he gets t,o see you. A long pull and a strong pull1 and t,he mill will be upl and runnitng by~ Nov. 1st. P ushi it along. NIliss Connie Whites, of Atlanta, is visiti ng friends ini townt and( w ill spendu sonic weeks in South C'arol ina. I )on 't, forget t,he cue of t.he veterans at Yaung's Graove ne'xt week, T'inn-s day, 201,b . R.ev. Counnts, the chtalaini, will prteachi the sermon, as lt 1 a tti e(d in the corriesp)ondtence two wveeks ago. WV. J1. Mills wIlt do the honors of the dinniter. 10very body invit,ed. Our- young friends, Rlosc Shteely and Leland Schuminpert hiave beien (ot du1t.y- at Newbet-ry the p)ast, week or so. I eland st.ill hold s the fort at the ('. G. depot, bt, losce is relieving the agent, at. Green wood this wveelt. We note that. Neil h1Iias made an esti - mat,e (If a I10,:300,000 hale cropi of eott.cot this yeatr and we want to Ihet a ginge enke(1 as5 long as front here t.o Neawherryi that lie will miss it as had as lie dlil one or t.wo years aigo when he olyl sl ipped up ab out. 2,ut0tt,t00,00t0t hales. (Cot.ton from what, we Ileat-n is not go inig to excuetld, if it' wilt equtatl, hst. yeari's yield in this sect ion. Il Il a inill ion o'- two, Ahli. Nt-il. AIlis. ii. HT. Wise. w ho hats hecin criti ecaly ill foir th e last, threi-e or foutr (lays, we are glad I i anouncte is ptract.i-al ly ot, (If dngetr. Tlhie l'riosplerity Sto(eck (o. havi e had buit foir thetir- larige stock oIf buggies andio wati.gons a baul bi ng :30x00t feet. aM a repos(Iitorty antd whleni finished andit patint ed will be, onte of t,he~ inoi4t coinotli(diouts builings for this purp~lose in the up couipt,ry. TIh,e compan)1 Iy etnjoys a good bumsinte-s aund they kniow how to take ctare of t.heir- frieinds. Teotlook for- lr.e at,tentdantce iup oil (oult school hete th is year- Is vecry bright t. Onte (If t. te -eds Is for somte onie to ope a hoardiniig houise for schiol ar-s whlii des'rec to lit t 1d thte school. 'l.'htore is, ai splen-tdid openuinlg here for such a btoairdinag hioiuse, and we 1ho1leve it cotuld lie filled with h;oairdets. Who wI 1 makte the lfor-t'? Mr-. S. C. lI arre liiis j ust inade somte netce-a sepa~1 ltU toI his htI lo antd the General Is itow happy~ atnd Sreno. TJhe tomtato ct-op was almost a failurei this year-, as well as pecaches. Carload WVt'ons just r-ecelved at M. L Sat-tmati - Co. f.4t 'POWDER Absolutely Pure. Celebrated for lti great leavoning 4trenigth anid healthitulness. Asture.4 le food agaitst alum and all forms of %dulteration comumon to th cheap raids. LCOYA A KINO POWDEI MO.,NEV YORIC Exeto-Himn Itatem' tq) (4rceniville, S. V. T.he Stat. Convention Confederate 'allips Imects in Greenuville, S. C., Au ruist 25 -27. Tickets on sale August 2-1. m5 and 26, good to return until Augu.t 10. Plaor from Newheriry $1.-10, AN ORDINANCE. B E IT 0DAIN I) 'I' H P - Alyor. and Alderilen of the ''own >f Nowherry, S. (., in councilit asseil lled, and by tIm aut.hority of same: SECTiON 1. T1a1t, fr-om11 an1d afte' the millientionl of t,his Ordiiinaeu, it Shall . unlhawful for tty polsou or persons o deface or injure aly house, fene, >ridge, wall, street, utaill, sluice pipe. rate-valve, stop-vlvo, fire hydrant, toio. Wire, laillp. inlsullator. machinilery w' any other fixt.itre pertainillg to the \1ae Wotrks and Ictrie I tiht 'Iants of tho Town of Nt!whrry. or in Hly wtyN' IWevent the IOe us0' the )f, or climbii) uplon, or iiito ohe reservoir. tseelnd t.he staindpip.) or Itam'ptr withll ily of it,s fixtin'es, or ,lat-e advertise livilts or placards oil olcttvel' light, omlt. Anly person or- prstolls violat any of te provisions of It is S-(e ionl shll. on ('0onviellon1. he lintd inl a milu not, cxc't-tdinl.g one l tullred ($100) iolhuitl', ol. he iuprikolled for a term lot, I-xvoedin-, Ilirty (30) days. Si-:<'. 2. It shall ho mnhawfil for an v errsoon 1ls)11S, except. those dilly tit Itorized. to "tap" or take wat-or '-min thle stret,t mainls or soervitce pilpvs, >r lay a sorvivo pipo or, Set a covk, hly Ivaant, or. anly othor fixture- by whicb vater may he taken from said mains or 141rviev pilles. Anly person or PeOn0s :iolatilg any Of the provisiis of I his ieet ionl simal1, onl vonviction, hw filled inl L suml not. excovd in'. onleh u11114b-4d1 0 iollars, or he( imiprisonedi filr a torm l>t, exvetding thir-ty (301) tIy's for vach Sli-'. 1. It. shall be ut1lawful for. ayn rVS01 Or pe'sots to Inalivioluslytre >ass in the biildings or. onl the gt1ounlds >r ohe Powver 60ous, and any porson or wlrsonls violatilg the provisiolls of Ilhis Sot,ionl shall, oil vonvicl,ion. h inled in a stiml not wxcvedinl-- one hun11 lired (*100) dollars, or he imprismnl.I 'or at telrlm nlot exeeding tli -y (30) lays. ScA. It 11111 e umlawful formy per ion or perIons, except tIiose dd Ily auIt,b IIr zed, to Open Or taiper with the five by Iralntsof l1he Town P'rovided. however, Alt firemenUl may 01 11p1n UFO u iie lrVb 11ranlits ill case of fire or at, anly oUllth imIe f1r the ptin-pose of washinlg their lose. or' test ing1) tIl hir e ngi ne or' for tirain ntg thiemiselveIs int ihe use (If ste. A ny' >er'soni orI peI lsns41 it ing any o1'tf tih' >r'ovisions of I h is Seet ion1 shall1, on cton. 'ict,ion, ite Iined' in tbesu n~iIlot, e'xcted ng ( )ne HundredCi ( 1(1) l)olIar or he' ) Si':. 5. It shallIibe unliaw.ful (it- any~', )telsonl 4)r Ilirsontls, exteplt. t hose prlopI .111ly nut.hor'ized, to0 shIt, down an1Wlly gaLt e wa'tter' r'equtired for' the ext inguishmllent, If ti is, 41) to) nlct eor r)efuIse, upon)1 ant iteirI foains,i l~ s1lwiilker or'~ 1 gartdeni Jose. A ll Ipersons viOhitt,ing) tile prIovI is .0ns otf tihlis Se,tion shall1, tn conv iet,ion,) '14 lined in aI sum1 (If not exeedtimn ( ne mted for) a4 term11 inot exeed1ing14 thirty Si:c. Ii. It. shall bei unlaZwful forl any)3 rater' 1 t.etn)t, to let thte wator fromi his ify, t.be supitenttident, of ll leaks aulsed' by br'oken1 pipe or' loose14) lix tm-es Lld thle water'i shall he tin-niedl oIl' unt11il he~ inant. A1y3 person01 or1 Itelsonis iolatiing thti pro'tvisions ttf this 84ect.ionl htallI also he liale' 14) haIve tIh' wa.Itor o)1, (olf, by' ' lret' tof the commtissi151 ons, he expenlse (If t.he' sitid Itenan11t: l'ro t4eorinilg to) thet rles' oIf t he hall~ be1 Ihe dult,y oft t'tttheueintn 7.intr . watII tuedwon Im usla ]in vh1ther 8r nIt said itimmIti a t' an 1h3 inn11.t4 supptlyt of wae I inii Vitlle ordanco sethe water 111( I a gr~natnted.,14 (ol (Il .7. ViItsh any of unlawfl foranys plit on: o i .i( pe sonaixdp '.ose dlt t hor-h diayrrr fro A lIlstreAt wi) I r ser >y wich a N,rnt ma b aeyor igh1A, motoror for0 anty r. urpo. \iI n perso o persos 'odglatte Iteer 'rivi. goe (Iranted to Newb"rry. We take the foll9wilng frmn the News an( Coulrll of vedilesday fron ItS C0olumbiat vorresponidenit: I'Mayor 11 11. I[.Van lappeared before tim loardl and had a long and full talk wit.h them, lie said very plaiily that the city had made up Its estimates for the year, and that, it Certaitl revenue wit voilited oil from the 'lispensary, and if the 'originl pack-iage' stores got the bulsilness, ai there was nt .mevetto from the 'original piakag.' stores, that Ie wanted to see tll bliness go througl tle dispensaries, and therefore wintedi it heIr dispeiisary for Nvber ry. and that, the vity etilly ought, to have a second diwispelsary. '1lh whole malatter. wtas fully dislus4ed, and the lar 1id unianhnously, ait lis suggestion, elveted Mr. 1. P<. Baxter beor dIsjp n ser for Newierv. mr. Baxter is been given the wivilog of openori two agencvios if lie dellis it, advisable. And to the retiest. for a seeoii dis1p sary for Newherry the Imard deelded to lenve that. mat,ter open ut,iti tho next Imeeting, the heer privilego qe11sc tion being under consileration." Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic Cures Fever In One Day. lady of bi siliess ability or manl of energy to ca invass tO county. $10 pIlr mo1nth salary for whole time or libleral comllissioll rw- part, t.iiv. Address J. .1. IH'own. Alain street(, Conluia, 8. ('., f2t OurP irst ArpivaI FOR F A L L! Il or-dimr (o enalr ill ei-donil I-; to buy their Vall ious iat lhe loweIt( prieus befoil uhe tail el'ets Ihow, we havme phecd our. ord.1-.er varly, ind(] we are nlow oqwnilig up Someit Very de-Sira; ble golods fIo l''all. Wo would (1il youri tttionl to Soil l Sein viab vitlues. Ainmg themiit are the following: 10 )iec(!( 30 ineh ill wool Serge ILL 2-rw w(irth 35 - 10 piuces 3; inch all wool Dress l4,ai iwl at, 25v wor0.h 35o. 10 pie)es 30 iichi all wool Dh 4,esslia nel at 39v worth 60e. 10 pieves 50 iich Broaditelot i at 75e 50) piiee be'I. Ist. i' any Prin ts a t 5o. 2(0 llees li mpote OutIIing l"lannels at 10z0. Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! As anm intr'odneon~ to our Shioe de par mt 11 t, w l'.'r ti'Is week 10 case's Nleni's and1( W'toine's Shioiis, iauaii tuiied to asIt at $1.50 iand $1.751 for $1.25 spo''t caish. W\e also Ihave laS eatses oif 11inimiltonm, llrown, &'v C o.'s Shoies, fromi $1 .2. to $-.00(f, wh 1 ich we regard4 t lhebest vaues isho1(wn ii liais coutry for~~(i the innI-'y. Wei 'otroil t hit line forii New-. lit ry, and( It wIll pay you to wear' t hese I)ry ( hinds, Drmesa ( hoods, Not ioiis or She our4 11'H sto is th le to 4 ('ome1. Noithinig tbut the best4 goodst f'or thle pric0 e it, andi( every'thlimr elr-se on toi hw blestale pri ces. (Come1 and1( 14ee n1 A. C. JONES, We Want to YOUR GROCERIES, And will do so and save We buy Wagons in ca for less money than oth quantities, and will give The capacity of the "A eighth greater than any size. We will replace every matter what the loa.d m circumstances under \ charge. Call on M 1L Speai f'it. fit GIemi Sprii At Reducet Robertson W. E. P rig Spring is coming on suddenly. The Newberry Clothing Company Is on h1and, ready with th loh bies4t and nlicost and neattest line( of, Clo4hing anld Golnts' FurnisH1 111g over vxlibited inI this ina1rket. No old stock to bo run off at mid b1ow c.oqt, butl, our goods a4r( 11w and freshl anld aire inarked (lo, 1111d our motto is sliort pr(oits ad quick sileu. Our SIlI0; AND HAT LINE is sui1perb, anld e(ill scrl-ce hb ) eX veol IId. 1 hl liatmt ill twerythinl"g and i4rictly up to datte. No0 troulibl to show you whit we have. Cafill aind examilo for your. owin RSitisfaction, ani ifur I, goois and1 prices donl't convinco youl that wo ire the people to Sol] you Clothing, Hats and Shoes aind overythlling ill our linlo, W13 thwn you don't, k1now i good thing wheln you sve it. Your-s to plno(S, Nowhorry. 61.UthI111 Col tly WATER WORKS ELECTRIU LIGHTS. I have~ se'. tit .-c lss workmani11111 Iin pilii.lin a. leti work. I will I 11111 stiv. nM plese in v oy w iy, a11 .1everiy job t,5.4 ie 1. saifation.1 Tl'urinug and1 a(1 llte hieyelIe wornik. I keep a fnll suppl~iy oif hiiyli' sunieii' s. Siores by~ the ematii11 al rices, I have~t rIeei vedl uiany kind favor's o)f myh buisinii . SJ WI WHIT E, $eII You a iO N, HAROWAllE, &C., you money. Lr lots and can sell them ers who buy in smaller you the benefit. Luburn Wagon" is one other make of equal broken steel axle, no ight weigh, or what the vhich it broke, free of irian & o. 1gs Water I Price at & Gilde r's ID uih am's.