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NEWHERRY NAUKKT. Corrected overy Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. M oat- --............ ..... 70. Shiould ors ............................5be a o........................ ..... 1 ! gm 20. Hest Lard -..-.......... ........... 8 . Best Molasseo ...................... 4 Good Molasses................. 25@35. Corn ----.---........................... (100. M eal -----...-- - - .....--. ........... 600. 1-afy.r.,-. ---....-- - - -.--'............... *1.00. W heat Bran----...--... -....... $1.00. let Patent Flout .-............... f6.25. 2nd Best Flour-.-............ $5.75. Strait Plou...---................ $5.50. Good Ordinary Flour---........$4.00 5.00. Sugar .....................5 fe. R ie............................... .. Cofee..........'..'--'''' ... Oc. .ottoi seed n1 1 .... .10 un r c wt------.... ........... 30c. Country Produce. btter, por b-........... 20c. Eggm, p r dozen ............... Ch icks, ca.................. 12120c. Peas, p o 0 usl....... ..........0 5C70e. Corn, por bushel.. ...............J%C. Oats, per bushel..........., . iX. Sweet potatoes ............... 0 . Turkeys, por Itb ................. 8c. Foddor, por cwt .................. 1@85C. Newberry Cotton Market. (Corrected Tuesday alt I'rdoxy by 0. Mc. .ilolmes. Good M iddling................................71 Strict M iddling............................ . Mliddling..........................................7: Strict Low Middling.........................61 Low M iddling...................................o Votion Receiptat at Nowherry. The following arc the votton receipts at Newberry from August, 31, 1896, to September 1, 1897, hiclisive. We give the receipts by months:. Balesq Suptember............. ..... 3.8do October ......................... 490 50 November...................... 3,818 Decelbor ...................... 2,394 January........................ 491 February..................... 1,193 March . ..... . .............. . 354 '*f)iq .............................. 544 Muay ..... ....................... 287 June ... ........................ 55 July ................. ........... 78 August............. ............ 80 Total........................17,667 The receipts iare 1,293 bales loss thai for the previous Year. Death of Mr J. 11. Iluft. Mr. J. 1-. Ruff after iL rather pro tracted 'ilness died in Nowberry last night about one o'clock aged 58 years. Ills reimaiis will be Interred at St. P'hilips church seven miles fron Now berrv this afternoon at .1 o'clock. He was ia native of the county and has been a citizen and business man, of the town for manly years. Ho Wias Iever. martried but leaves a large family con nection. Dr. Fox will conduct the funeral services. Ice Tickets Ie(teeemed. All poirsons holding ice tickets of the People's lee House unpunched will prosent the same to ile, aid I will re fund the moiiey due them. The Peo ple's Teo House will be in the market next season. E. P. PAWLEY. It Tie Trustecm of Uinrany Academy, Swhool Distrio4 No. 27, will receive applications for a teacher until Sep tember 15th, at 9 o'clock a. i., at which time tiho lpatros of the school will meet at the new school house to elect Ia teacher. Salary, $35.00 per month; Lermn, 9 months. T1. BI. Leitzsey, * M. B. Catldwell, (.. D. B3uzhar'dt, * taft.d Tr'iustees. Teacher W~anitedi. The undersigned truIstees will re coive ap)plicaLtions for a first-grade teaLcher' for UInion Academy until Au gut, 27t.h next., at 3 o'clock p. in.. at wvhich timec the paItrons of the school will meet at the schoeolhouse for the purpose5 of consideiring appl)1ications and electing a teacher. 'rho school pays $25 pek month. All aplichlations must, be sent to cither' of the trustees by the timno dated above. W M. M. Blonnl, Chairman, Prosperity, S. C. M. CI. Moons, Cler'k, Newvberry, S. C. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. DR. B. A.DANIELS. Dilseases of tihe Eye, E'ar, T1hr'oat and( NEWBERRY, 8. C. Ollice~ 't recsidcnco, necxt,d1001 to Crot well H-otel. t.tf NOT FOOKIGV(ELL! ~' NOT FEELING WELL .5THEN TRY Rober'tson's Comipound Syr'up Sairsapari lla, This~ proeparation is a combination of drugs having altorativo, tonic stiminulant and laxativo action. It contains three drugs whicht the mled ical pr'ofession recomnmend for skin disonasos, Scrofulous affections, D)yspapsia, Livor Complaints, Rthon mfatism, oto. It is carefully prepared from the purfest. dirugs and is sold1 at 75i conta i b)ottlo at *Iobeslson dl Gilder's Druir 9IOre. VARIOUS *ANI) AI,i. ABIOUT. The eaWy closing of the res will cease tomorrow. ' The firemen are practicing for the tournatent on the 9th. Mr. 1. B. Bavis will iiove his family to Little MWountain with if the iox1 few days. Let overy body got ready to give the visiting firemen a hearty welcome on the 9th. Mr. Jin. C. Aull of Poinaria will be with Summet Bros. after th Jst of September. The water main was tap)ped on Fri day last for the fl'st tihe. The first water wasyun Into Credo's bakery. Stree Oversceor Jackson is busy level Ing Up main street, wh0re the races wil be run during the firemen's tourna mhent. Tihe many friends of Superintendent F. W. Higrins will be glad to learn that he is Inproving. ie has been very ill. Garmany Alliance will hold a meet 1ng at Garmany Academy on Friday of this week at 3.30 p. mI. A full at- I tendance desired. Mr. Rilhard Cald well and Mi4s Joe Jones Will resuno thmi,r positons in Mimnaugh's mammoth establlimIent tomorrow, September Ist. Daniels & Co., the jewelors, say they are going to beat the record selling jewelry and watches this fall. See what they say in another column. The Board of Trustecs of the Graded school will elect a teachel'on Thursday afternoon to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Prof. e. A. Carlisle. t Mr. A. N. Boland was on last Satur- E day elected cotton weigher at Little Mountain. There was considerable in tere.t manifested, about 165 votus be ing cast. "Beeky Ann and Jecims Newberry i 13oarder" was written for )uI)lieition several months ago but it is just as good now. You will find it on the fourth page of this paper. t Newborry's delegates to the Vet erans' Convention in Greenville re turned on Friday and Saturday lastand report a delightful time. Greenville knows how to entertain guests. Mr. P. F. Baxter is making j)repara tions to open his beer dispenesary.. He will be ready for businrss by Saturday of this week. Ie has iot dcided t where the dipensary will be located. Clerk of Court Gibson Is the money I and is ready to pay the pension claims of the county. He would like for the pensioners to call early as lie is anxious to close up the business as early as c possible. Gus Wilson says that original pack age jug captured at his s101) wats in his oile without his knowledge and was taken thero during his absence. 'I'hat jug had no owner after it was found by Constable Gardner. Mr. J. D. Davenport of the firm of Davenport & Ienwick says they will have tile prettiest and handsomest dis play of goods for the ladies evor brought to Newberry. They will change their ad. and tell you all about it next week. When it comes to style, lit, qualit,y < and prices Jamieson is on the tol) Counti in the Shoe business. lie has in stock shoes to please any customer. He has e just opened up a new lot to which lie t calls your attention in his ad. in an- I other column. The Governor's Guards Niistrel I Troupe, of Columbia, will appear in the opera house here on the iight of the 9th of September. 'hcy come highly recommended and will give a first-class minstrel performanco. The singing, dancing and specialties are said to be good. An election wvas held--in Garmany School district No. 27 on Saturday on thle question of removing the special a tax. The vote stood( 5 to 12 In fav'or of removing the tax, but as the time is out for~ voting on this quest,ion, unless the vote wvas unanimous the tax willI remain on for anlothier year. Mr. Thos. F. Uarmon has gone on a trip in tile interest of the H-omne Mutual Insurance Comp)any. The business of this company is increasing every day and being prloperly' managed there is no0 reason why it, should not pro~sper anid at the same time give cheap and safe p)rotection t.o our own p)eop)le by ~ o1r ownl p)eople and keel) our1 mnoney at, To the PubIte. I am nowv with The Herald and News where I wvill be pleased to sec my friends at any t,ime. Any business eon neeted with the lper~ entruisted to me will be given my personal attention andl t satisfact,ion will be given. When in need of printing of any kind, or when you have an adivertisemnent to lahce, or an item of news, call to see me. JNO. W. 1EAltilARIi. The Iideal P'aniacO a .James L. Francis, Alderman, (huica go, says: 'I rfgard D)r. King's New iscov.ery us an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and Lung Cotmplalints, having used it in my family for thme last flve years, to) the exclusionl of physi elan'a prescriptions or other p)rep)ara tions." R1ev. .John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, wvrites: "1 have bet-n a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for .50 1 years or more, anid have never found <]( anyt hing so benefiemal, or t hat gave lme such speedy relie'f as Dr. King's New Discovery." Try this Idleai Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles Free at lRobertson & Gilder's Drug Store. Contract for P'ainting Chuirch to be I Awarded. Tihic unde(rsignedl, conmmittee of St. Matthmews Lut.heran church, to let con tract for painting saidl church, will meet, at, the chlurch in No 11 TIownshlip I near' Ash ford's IPerry on Thlursday, 2(1 September proxine t,o receive bids andI close contract for p)ainting said church Inside and outside. T1he~ right reser ved to reject anuy or all bids. 'l't10s. M't. H10N'I'?, 1'9. 0. H CN'T'Y, WValton, S. C. Reuben, N. C. t,& f :tt Commi ttlee. A Vinblet P'rescriptionl. E'ltor Morrison of \Vorth ingt on, Ind., ''H-un,' wvrites: "Y~oui have a vahu ablo preslri ptlin ini Electric llitte'rs, and I can cheerfully nrommend it. for Consti pat ion aind Mick Headacho, and tis a general system tonic it has no0 equal.''" Mrd. AnntieStehile,2625 Cottage (rove Ave., Chicago, was ailt run down, touldl tnt, eat ntor digesHt food, hind a backache which never left her andt felt lired anid weary, but six bottles of Electric hiitt ers restored her healt hi and renewed her strenigth. Pricees 50 cenits and $1 00). Get a Bottle at Rob>ertson & Glider's, Drug Mtore. . Obldrens' Day. Will be observed at St. Phillips fihurch on Saturday September 4th. Exerclsei by the children and ad iresses by President Geo. 14. Croier fi others. The ladies will servo refresh ments or the benefit of the church and a I ilcuic dinner will also be served. Tihe public is Invited. PROORtAMME. September 4 at 10 a. n. Music. Prayor. Welcome address by Horace Lomi ick. Dialogue by Lyda Metts, Annie ligh and Bertle Sligh. Subject: We'll Vork for Jesus. M usic. Recitation ' by Alice Kinard. Sub 0e: Yo are my witnesses. Dialogue by John Suber and Bernard lanks. Subject: Honor thy Father ud Mother. Mu;ic. Dialogue by Carric Wicker, .Bortio ligh, Maud Shealy, Pearl Halfacre, Istelle Halfacre. Subject: Children's t Vishcs. t Recitation by Hattio Banks. Sub- c let: The Starless Crown. t Music. Song by the children: Nothing but t he Blood of Jesus. Organist, Annie I 4igh. Dialogue by Lula Halfacro, Tolu V ligh, Della Wicker, Vera Lominick, laud Halfacre, Minnie Suber. Sub 3ct: Some Children of the Bible. Music. t Song by the children: We'll Work ill Jesus Comes. Organist, Nettie t 3anks. Motion song by the children. Dinner. In the afternoon Rev. 11. A. McCul- i 3ugh and others will address the clil ren. There will be refreshments served on1 lie grounds for the benefit of the La ics Missionary Society. Everybody is tvited to come and bring well 1Illed askets. And you are respectfully invited to ome, M r. Editor. A Card. Mr. Editor: As business of the Home Jutual calls me away, I beg to insert he following just received from one of mr members, and hope all will tako its advice: 'To those interested in Home Mutual Protection Association of South Car- I olina: "As one interested inl the success of his association, 1 beg to iaka the fol owing suggestion to the members: Let ach of us secure five good members V1ho will insure valuable property with he association, and thereby promote ur own interest and the interest of lie worthy southern institution. With n the past week with a little effort I lave sent in applications for six build nigs. "John T. Patrick, "Pine Blulf, N. . 'Seeretary, Treasuircr and Geu'l Man ager of the Seaboard Air Line Indus trial Department, and the Secretary, < Treasurer and General Managei%-of the New England Manufacturing, Mining and Est. Comnpany." Tlhe above adviece, If carried out by 11 of our one thousand members, would reatly buiild upl our association. ,TiHos. F. H ARMON, Geni'i Agent Personal. lion. George S. Mower returned this norning. Mr's. E. P. Pawley has returned to ecwbcrry. Miss Pawnee JIones has gone to hmarleston. Mrs. Geco. '1. Cromer has returned rom Virginia. Miss Maud Langford is visiting in C acksonville, Fla. Mr. 0. Mi. Jamieson leaves tomorrow oir the nort,heranimarkets. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Smith have re urncd fromi the mon itai ns. Miss Minnie Harris, of Spartanburg, s on a visit to M iss Mabel Cash. M iss D)aisy Cannon has beeni elected ,s teacher of the Hartford school. Mrs. J1. Q. Wcrts, of China Grove, I. C., is visitinig relatives in Newberry. Pruof. TL. D. JTones left last wecek for Thrhardt to resume the work of his chool. M rs. E. Cabaniss and children have] eturned1 from a visit to relatives in scorgia. M\ iss Dollie Watson, of Columbia, is pending a while wvith Miss Helen 4 ower. Mr. A. C. JTo..es camne home Saturday1 rem Philadelphia and wvill return in a ay or two. Mr. Thoes. E. JIackson, of Jackson ille, 1"la., is spend ig a few days with is parents. Mr. Jan. A. Minnaughi is off to-mor ow for the Northern markes to select is fall stock. M iss lBessie Long, of the county, is pending a few days in the city with Irs. J1. B. Walton. Mr. Prank HI. Lane left Newberry or Augusta where lhe Wvent In answer o a telegram on business. Mr. E. Hiartow Copeland, of Cope and Bros., will leave to-morrow for sow York and other Northern markets. M iss F"ondo Kennedy, of Clinton, ftcr spending a few days with Miss auIcy Speers loft yesterday for her Mrs. Jlanic Reagin and daughteis, dlisses Mario and Grace Burton, are risit.ing relatives in the Little Mountain ection. Mr. J. C. Myers a'nd family returned ast Saturday from Kentucky where ,bey had been spending a few weeks vithi rehatives. Mr. S. J1. Evans and family, of lonnoke, Va., camne to Newborry last vcek tc v'isit Mr. Evans'rielatives. They of u yesterday for their home. Miss Or'a Schumpert, of Newberry, 3. C., is oa a visit to her aulit, Mrs.LP. Jord es '3a1ilard, on Washington street. --Mon roe, N. C., Advertiser. M%ir. J. D. D)avenport, of D)avenport k. Renwick, returned from the Noirthi 3rnI markets on Friday last, and Is buisy op)ening upl the beautiful stock of tronds selected while n.hrnad. Ieasaut Day nt T. It. I.Oltzp;y'I-yiocles by D. P. Dunewn mnd It. T. V. ltnor. The Allmiuce Awakiind to New Intcr.st. * priday, Aminist 271.h1. was ia momora 4i dayt\o tlose wilo h1141 the pleasuro if attending thi alliaeo pienic at It. I. Leitzsey's. 'Tihe pienic was under h1o ausplices of G-tirmally and John 1ono11 alliaIces. NedlOSs to tell what >leasure, elljoyment, and instructivu ddresses one missed if he were absent., or theso alliances never do thilgs by Ilves. It was a grand success in very respect, and tie prograllme ar anged by the committee was faithfully arried out. Though an unustially hot ay, ther was a large crowd present, d each one seemed bent upon mak ng some one else have a good time. The committee should be compli nented upon securing Col. 1). P. Dun- 8 all, Manager of the Farmers' ',x lango, to speak on this occasion. He poke of the object of the alliance, I vihat the ailiance had done -and thei uty of the allancemon to keel) up1) h-'r organization. This is Col. Dun at a favorite theme, and space and I ime forbid going into his well pre- I ared address in detail. He was Hs oned to with marked attention by all resent. At the close of Col. Duncan's ad r8s, dinnor was announced. Those ho have attended picnics in this cighborhood know what well prepared askets the good ladies furnish, and on his occasion the table was again filled eith good things to eat. But in addi lon, the two alliances had furnished a t iot of hash, which was well prapared < oy Mr. Levi Kibler. Too much pralse annot be given to the alliance picnicc 11inne0r. In the afternoon Col. R1. T. C. Hun or, President of the County Alliance, nade it practical ind cominon-sonse pcoch. It was full of good advic, md by the gooi attention shown, wits ,pprociated by all who heard him. Muich good was accomplislhed by the poeches, as renewed interest will he aken in attending all alliance meet ngs, and new members will soon be i dded te both alliances. A pleasant day was spent by all >resent; groups of men could be scen ixchanging views on farming; tile rood women of tile neighborhood hold ng their accustomed chats; and ill tile ifternoon dancing was participated in oy some of the young people--the Spar anburg String Band furnishing the L Leitzscy & olk kept the crowd as ool as possible with ice cream and emonado. Not until late in the afternoon did lie crowd disperse, and then to re nomber the day as one of the most, )leasant picnics spent (1u-ing tile sea 1011. X. Deaifness Cannot be Cured y ' calapplicatilons as they Cainot reach ho diseasod port Ion of it hi itar. Thore Is only no way to Curt Deafnes, and that is by Con titullonHIl ron'edlies. Dutfness I. caused by n1 inflamod coudition of tin in 11cous lining f the Eustalan '.1,b. V hen1 thlis tnbo eta Infl.amed you have a rumiblling soundlt of mp)erfect heauring and( when it, is ent,irely losed D)eafcess is t lie result and11 uniless thle nlflmmatIin canl be taken out and this tuo estored to its noral conlditionl, hlear in till bo deOs royrtd forever; nino cas (lout of oniw aecausedt by catarih Iiwhichl Is nlotlug >ut, anl infhlamed conitIlonl of theo mlucous sur lees. WeT will aive ono Hium'ured Dlolluars for ally aso of Denfiness (caused by cat airrh) that, can1 tot be curc(d by liis Catarrh (ure. send or ecircuhars fre'. F. J1. Cn Ni.Y & Co., Toledo, 0. 'Wdold by Druggists, 7fc. For Sale. One 40 Horse-Power Enlgine. 0One 20 Horse Power Engine. One 12 Horse-Power Enloino. One 16 Horsc-P~ower Bioi 01r. Lot of Shaft,ing and Pulleys of vari 'us sizos. Apply to Heriald andi News. f&tt.f WHAT IS NICER Th~lan a dlish of good sweet urnHip fo1kr din ner? Nothing. Xnd it is very easy to get if Tou plant GOOD SEED Which you ~an buy cheaper than over at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. Trho Newh erry (Giurs Have r'celvedl their uni fo)rms andl ~itns and1( soon our city will be0 enli venedl y the tramp of the mil11itiameln. Thell 'Ompan.yl1 now hals 36t act.i ve111 members nd is inl a illluish)lingl conit, ion. TIhe uiiforml is of the regulationl JInited States palttern1 and( thel rifles arie he0 latest impr)loved. The companiy is no0w reheaCtrsing anId vill about October 10111 preset, t,o tile mlblicl an! excel1lnt p)lay entitled 'Imogenle, or the witcih's secret.'' Capt. L4angford has his 1m1en undler foodl control andl will cro long haive tile wmack companiLly of tile State. HARRIS1/ LI THIA WA TEI Carbonlatedl Litiai Water, Sodla WVater, Ginger Ale Sold to the Wholesale and Retail tradeQ at lowest Prices b)y S. B. Jones, Ageunt for Nowherry. We are Giving Away A Book of very valuable pr'esci iptionis. C'all and get one; it will cost you nothing., ROBERTSON & G4ILDEI tAf3m Drgist.s on ile Conen. Royal makes the food puare, wholesome end dltkws. RtOYAL BAKING POW0ER CO., kr W YORX. Celebrated for Its great leavening trength and healthfulness. Assures ho food against alum and all forms of dulteration common to tho cheap rands. LOYAL BAKING POWDERVO.,NEW YORK Items From Mlaybieston. Hurrah for the widowers! "rom what can hear they are taking the day round here. Mrs. Carrie lenwick, who has been isiting her parmits in Spartanburg 'ounty, returned home last week ac ompanied by hor sister, Miss Ann Mv 'arley, and nieco, Miss Carrie King. Mrs. Fannic Pant, of Newberry, is isiting Mr. .1. Ed Cofield's family. Mr. Thomas 1. Chandler, of Beth den, visited in this communit,y not ong since. Como agailn, "lRoyal." Mr. Pettus Baker was in this neigh orhood not very long si ice for his first ime. I lopo11 ho enjoyed himself well nough to come again. Mr. Jim Lyles, of Pairileld, has been m a visit to Mrs. S. 1-. Chick. Rev. 1). A. Phillips is holding a pro-. Iaeted meeting at henezer. It will lose on the 1ifth Sunday, and on that Iay lie will coimiieice i nm1etinig ILL oger's, near Goshen Ili 11. Mr. John ,'pps and daughter, Miss ,lcy, have been visiting at Mr. .. 1). :pps' recently. Miss Exrinl Cofield, who has been visit ng 1her sister, Mrs. Jeter, at Lon" lale, returned 1101110 last week. Rev. B3lantoni will hold his protracted iiceting in the Baptist church the first veck in September. Mr. Warren Subor, of the Alollohon ection, called on his best girl in thit, omniiiity last Sunday. Miss Nettie Moore, lovely and charm ng. is home again from Beth 'den, mld we think sli left her heart over here, but Nettle, "exchange is no rob icry." kliairy 1elle" cherishes swent mem wies of the delightful correspondeits' >icnic. She never enjoyedt aiything )Ietter. Made m1any pleasant Itc(Iuaint. LIICos whiCh she hopes to renew in tle utuire. Clad Mr. lditor appreciates )ir feeble attempt to help lihim with uIs paper. I amill v01ry sorrTy I did not nuet "Chips."' If lie does not thlink I ali pck "lgooses'', &c., I'll convilee 0im of it, at our next pienic if he will iave a goose there. I was well pleased vith the P"dltor and family, correspon lents and print.ors, but I aimi anxious to cuow if there is a 'devil" in the pirint ng ollice these.days, or has the modern >rintingpress killed the "devil"? If lot, I would just like to know which )m1e of the crew I liet, has the honor of )eing the '"devil"'. I hope t,hese pien ies vill coniti nue iand cement the friendshailp bus began. I f I should happen to die' leforo the next one imy requiest is 'leatse bury mec in 'somiebody's' back August 29, 1897. ultoin's Arn.ica. salve. The best Salve in the world for Cu Is, llruises, Mores, U leers, Salt Rheumi, ever' Sores, Tetter, Chape H))( -ands, 3hillblaI ns, Corns, and allI Skin Erup lons, and( positively cures Piles, or no0 myi requlired1. It is guaranteedl to give lerf'ect satisfact lon or money refundl(ed. 'rIce 25 cents per box. For stile by .obertson & Gilder'. ICeHOE eQOS. *OWN MAKE* [ HOE Uf For sale by3 .A.. O. eTO .N3 S Originator andl Le~ader' of New Styvles and P rices, Main street, Newherrv', S. C. Termins: SP1OT CASH . THE CAROLINA Isi fully prepared to do anuy re pairi work priomiptly B3est Buggies anmd Har'nes*s for the money al ways onl hand1(. The Comp)any miakes a specialty of repairing Buggies, Wangons, Cotton Oins, etc. Also manufac tures any style Wagon). Clall and examine the work. are puit up ini good sty'le andl at reannnln ratns. I. tf Como to the plile tild UxhibitIoi mI Wednlesday, soptembor Ist. Prof. .. C. Counts has Inado over-y arran11ge neut to make the occasion Interesting mud enjoyable. Cote and brintg well Illed baskots. Cotton pileking hats commenced on all Idos. Mr. 1. M. MCook was the first me of our farmers to sell a new bale 'or '9'7, having ginned and sold oi I'hursday. Mliss .I anle K inard liut rt.u- rnt d home eter a four weeks' stay in Cohlimlibla rid Le-esville. Master Charlile Kihle. Is v1sitig his istcr, Mr's. A. A. Singley. Mrl. ILIwton Long is building a now twollilng on his plave lin Mt. Plgrl1in ection. Mrl. .1. A. K iitu'd has the ( eon Iact. Mrv. J. 1). Stone its finished paint ng the school building. and It's now a Mr. J. Willio KInaIIId will leav) ,his week for Coliinhia. where he has 1gain acceptod the position offered Jm as drg eirk witi DI)r. 0. Y. Ow ngs, a leadinlg (liggist. of that, cit,y. Messrs. Carrol Shaly and J. W. KI lard spent Satu'day night, with friends i Utopia section. Rev. W. W. NcMorries will ili his 'egilulr appolintmelnt. inl t.hle school louse nlext sunldaly aftovrnoon att. 3 )'elock. Quite a nmber of ti'v yolog, folks 41joyed all ice (.l'cam111 festivail at I-'rof. 1. S. Wheeler's residence l"iiday light. The evening was pleasantly pentu eating ive erellin ami playing IIarmiless gamles of var-ious kcinds. Ve spent, Satilurday in Newber'y. Dring our stay il the eity we, in ('ol ntny With i spevild friend, had the >1 llesre of visiting the new li'Itteran -hiur-ch atId lookilng throhtio that. nice milding for It'e lir-st, tilme. \ve el mly say (the new chulrich is a1 "healluty." ktid s1waks well for the 1.u1Itevans of Iloulse of sevel room-, L,t th rIe l't 's. A pply t.o (;. . 0 -roin r. fLSta.f JAMIESON'S SI - - - FALL ANI I have just recceiv(<d firow & (.,(. sonle of, their latc.st prodl SIA C IO CK IE1 .1, ox I) FR,INCl1 CA LF, inl bals an lasts. Zeigler Bros. Lile of Ladies' Misses' and C Fine SHOES for have arrive<d. Thest. Goods 11 alnd wezi r. WN e guarn alitee 'v TAl._ A R- PA IS, I BO(STO'( N ,(NM \MO.N-S liOSTO'(N SPRt We4are ;ellintg thea best I.umlies' that h, imt b- to fit. '-outher n fet. Ca tll lQespec('fully, Glenn Sprii AtiRed uces lRobertsoni AIh W. E. P THE EQ~ LIFE ASSURA OF THE UNV Assets . . . . Reserve Fund1 (4 poir cet.. Stitadard) 1 and all other Liabilities . . . Surplus, 4 por' een t., Outstanding Assurar 'JTh Sooity lhas paid( $253,956,35 I no0w holds1 $210,773,947 of Assets making a total of $470,730,298. Thi thtan 38 years froum it's organization,1 other comipanIy hasm paid( and1( alclI of its history. Theii Equlitall vrites wanti- --Tonttinto, Annuaitl D)ist,ribut ion, T1ormi, ainy (ot' fotrms of policies. Call and1( 800 m4e( bfore assur'ing yo Theli Eq uit.ablo is absolut ely sn fo, at find1 it to thoi r interes5t to (lxainIo it olsewvhere. 'To Equiitaible issues policies oni b< A RTE &t ($mi TO THE TUN OF Low Prices I Haud W1me hOWle1 s howl no more When they reach 0. Klettnor's store. Wit. prico,3 lower thain their "Pile." A froi Is changed into a smile. IT'S A FACT Peoplo como higro and plank down Ald time prices but are greatly pleats 1d when they boar the clink of retur ning "chango." No wondor our competitors endeavor to compete with us. We, however, compete with none but excel them all by saving money to every one that trades with us. Wicu ARE. A PFlW O 1,000 boxes bhlielig, sift-top, petr box, IC. 1.000 boxes blacklng, per box, IC. 1,600 Ibs. Arm I. Soda (keg) per lb. 21v. 30 water buckets (wood each, 7e. ,00 suispidors, per pa r, 00. Note. Our witidows illu.trate the immense erib tickling bargais that awatit all who buy their goods from 0. KLETTNER, The .tir and Square Dealer. STATm OF BOUTI CAROLIN A. CUIJ N1Y 0F NEW BERRY-IN PRO BA TE CO RT. .1aties J. Laiane, as Adminilst.rator of Alfred (Cldwell, deceased, Plalitilf, a1taillst natneCld well et.. al., D)e fenidants. Comlplaint to sell land to pay debts, &c. B Y VIRTU- 14O AN ORDiRR IN 3the above entitled case, aill the ((lditors of Alfred Caldwell, deceased, are hereby required to present, and es tabl ish heir claims, under oath before this ('ourt, on or before the first day of 0vt ober, A. 1). 1897. W. V. HODG1S, J. P. N. C. Agust 17, 1897. MOE SPECIALS H - ) WINTER. - - the factory of' Lilly Bracktt uicts for Ilnen's wear11 in. RUS L OD, C(OR)DOVAN, AND (d c()ng, Ol tile latest to6s and hildren's Medium and Fall and Winter ad the market for Style, Fit mry pair. TOE- . T1HIE L!ST OF NEW 1ENOX, BROAD WAY, E~NSE, LONDON AND) ING HLEE LS. 12.0I Shoe mtade. 'ih hiis at.he only line~ uid let us~ .-hiow you oura stock. LVIJso JN-. TPhe Shoe Dealer. rigs. Water I Price at & Gilde r's JD siham's. UIT ABLE NCE SOCIETY CED STATES. :r 1, 1307. . $216,773,947 . . . 173,496,768 . . . $43,277,179 ice . . $915 102,070 tA) its pol icy. holers, and ini add(itiona (of wichi $.13.277, 179. is Surplus), is rcord coverinig a period of less is over $21I2,79I,000 mor than anly ated withint thle corresponding period anay form of policy thme assured may Enidowmeint, Guaran teed (Cash Value, tur lives olisewheore. .. nd( pe(rsonls wishing insuirnhc. wvould a plans hofo taking out a 'policy >1h male and female lives. UJR KITBLER, Age-nt