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NEWOERRY MARIKEV. Corrected overy Tuesd.y and Friday by Summer Bros. Mleat-.. - ...... --- ........... 7c. Hhoulders ..................... ...,. .5 W 40. Best lard . 8. Best Nlola sse- .--............. 40(ibboo. Good lolassess.................... -.25035o. Corn ..................n...... 600. Kl eal ----- .......... 60c. h1aly ...... ......... ... $1.00. Wheat Bran.. $1.00. Ist, Patont 1lour $.................. 6.25. 2nd Best lour.................... $5.75. Strait Plour....................... $5.50. Good Ordinary Flour....C4.004 .00. Hilgal ................... ..... .. ... 5 c Riig .............................. -Cotto6 seed C 1.10 W, Cwt......... .......... 30c. Ununtry Produco. Or, per lb -.-............. 16 20c. Yggs, por dozn -..... ......... o100. Chickens, eah.................... 21020o. JPOUS, per bushel....... ...... (i5 70c. Corn, per bushol.. ............... '50c. Olits, per bushel ............... W 50c. Sweet potatoes ................ 60((i0c. Turkeys, per lb .................. 8c. Fodder, POr cwt .................. 7 085c. No%vlbr,y Cotton Markot. (Corrected Tu,11eitwla i FIdIliy bY 0. Met. Ilolmeos ) Good M iddling ...........................6 11-16 Strict M iddling .. .......................6 9-10 M iddling ....................................6 7-16 Market steady. Wantedl. A keeper for the Newberry College boarding hall for the next sesi-ion. Ap I'lieations - and testimonials must be presented not later than Sept. 13th. It. Gco. B. Cromer, President. Situation. 11xperienced teacher f English, Lat.in, French, Art. - Address "A", Greenvillo 8:.:1 f&t.2t a few desirable and well ~located building lots for sale on Main and Hunt streets. Easy payments and long time if desired. f&tlm Glmo. S. M%lowat. The Mauilc Hall. Amity Lodge No. 87, 'A. P. M. moved int.o their new quarters, the old K. of 11. hall in the Crotwell hotel, on Mon day and held their first meeting there Monday night. The hall has been remodeled, neatly fitted ill) and painted, the work being done by Shockley Bros., and is perfect ly suited to the workings of secret 91"ders. Besides the Masons, the Knights of Pythias, Knights of Hlonor and Wood men of the World will meet there. It is a neat and convenient place. stray Pointer. Young pointer puppy about four montihs old. white with brown spots, bob tail. Suitable reward if returned .to R. C. PRny. It A hint to Coun-iel. Mr. Editor: Some time ago we no -tIed in the report, of the 3oard of '-imlasters a very wise recomnmenda tion, in efTect: That an orditnance be passed by city council forbid ling the erection of wooden buildings in prox imity to valaable property wi bin cor vorate limits. No notice seems to have been taken of this mieasure to) protect, the rights of all citizens and t:rx p)ayer's interested. Meanwhile neg. o houses . are put, on every residence street in -.ur11 town to the dletrimient o,f decent neighborhoods and the rapid dIeprecia tion of propert.y surrounded b)y negr'o settlers with disregard of the rights of others. Negro settlements are fire traps andtt a menace to pr'operty and the miorali at,mospihere of these lacos such 1as poisons1 t.he life of young children who atre comnpel led to endure t.he sight on dciily rounds to their rehool or chiurchu.s. Aluniicipa law1in~ musit- pr1o teet dleC'ency, and1( salve our y,oung p)eo lple froma sneh polltilon andit oulr pr1op) etyfromt dleprcitionm from t his cause. Tax paiyim c~~iti?,ep.s.c.anntot nIow rent ii Itain localities thir .prop rtty to &yadvantage because of negro envirionmuent. Antd it certain ly is a sub1ject matter that, nmust demand the atttenitioni of c'itiz'/ens in our comnmunit.y as it hast beconme aL sore upon01 our1 body p)olitic. Otbers bieside the 'Board de tre act.ion takenl at 1oce with "'special privileges to none and equal rights to all." T1AX l'AYER. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. NOT LOOKING WELL! NOT FEELING WELL THEN TRY Robertsonl's Comnpounvl Syrup Sarsaparill a. "i'his.prepnaration is a combI ination .of Ylrugs having alterativo, tonic ,simlant and laxativo action. It contains three drugs which the * medical profossion recommend for ,iln dIOisOes, Scrofulous atffections, 3)yspopsia, Liver Comiplai nts, Riheu hnmaIismf, etc. It is carefully prepared from the -purest drugs aind is sold at '73 conta ga bottle at ilobsisn d Gilder's Drug 8/Ore. DR. B. A. DANIELS. Oiseases of the 10ye, lEar, Tihroat and .Nosie. NIEWBERRY, 8. 0. 'Oflce at residence, next door to Crot mull Hotel. t.tf VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. M A. L. Prysoob clerking for Mr J. HMoore. "Mr. A. J. Cook is assisting Mr.- E. P Pawley in buying cotton. Soo the minstrels at the opera hous Thursday night-laugh and grow fat. There was an unusually small crow( in town on Monday. The Master advertises several sale In this issue for saloday In October. We hope these pletisant days wIl hold out until after tie tournament ot Thursday.,' Tho,M'sone hold their lli.it meetint in thhi. now hall I the Crotwell build in*-fast night. Everybody got ready to make th( visiting firemen on Thursday have f pleasant time. The hot supper for the belffit of thl Newborry Guards has beon postpone until Friday night two weeks. At a recent meeting of the patron of St. Phillips school Mr. John Ilaw. kins was unanhnously re-elected toachea for another term. Theo members of the Excelsior Firc Company and the running team are r quested to meet at coun chamberi this evening at 8 o'clock. A cottoti stalk was displayed at Sum mner Bros.' store Monday morniig which contained 103 grown bolls. It was takep. from their plantation. The. Sipervisors of Registration had thei oifllco open yesterday. They will bopopen again today and tomorrow and an the first Monday in October. O The ladies of the Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will give a lawn party in rear of the court house Tues lay evening, September 14th, from 6 to 10 o'clock p. m. Surporintendont Wallace has an im portant notice in another column to those expecting to attend the Graded 3chool. Do not forget the graded school election on 17th. Robert Porterfield, colored, was tried before the Mayor Mfonday morning and -onvicted of keeping liquor concealed in violation of the dispensary law. He was fined $25 or 30 days imprisonment. Ele gave notice of appeal. There is talk of organizing a clerk's tnion in Newberry at an early date. Pihis would be a good idea and we shall ivo some varticulars concerning s0ch )rganization in the near future. Some of our most enterprising noer -hants will have their fronts decorated :n Thursday. One has already begun to prepare decorations for his win Jows. The Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Louisville, Ky., %nd Cincinnati, Ohio, for one fare and nc-third. Tickets on sale September 13, 14 and 15, limited for ten days from :lato of sale. Mr. W. A. Shealy, of Little Moun Lain, has been elected to teach Corinth School the coming session. Ile is a graduate of Newberry College and a teacher . of experience and ability. -Saluda Sentinel. The Governor's Guards Minstrels, of Columbia, will appear at the opera house T1hursday night in an up-to-date meunt cork p)erformnanco. 'Tho singing, lancing and specialties are said to be is good as the best. At the meeting of the Bloar-d of 'Trus Geos of the Graded school last Thurs lay, Miss Rachel McMaster, of Winne Joro, was elected a teacher for the Bloundary stecet school to fill the vacan y causedi by the resignation of Prof. Jarl isle. Mr. John W. Earhardt for several years editor of the Newberry Observer, has severed his editorial connection with that paper. Biro. Earhardt has made a good editor and whatever his ivocation in the future may be wec wish him unbounded success.-Ciinton G~azotte. Rev. Wmn. Hayne Leavell p)reached Sunday morning in the Baptist church Lnd on Sunday night at the union scr vice. in the Lutheran church. His scr muons on both occasions were strong in their simplicity and delivered with an ease andl grace of manner that makes it both a pleasure and a p)roflt to hear' him. The Luther League .pichic at St. Lupko's last Saturday was a -great sue ocess. A large crowd proeso;p. In the morning addresses were mn#e by Pros. Ident Cronmr and Dr. 1/Iallman. Ini the afternoon by requet -President Cromer talked college to \the people. We regret ver'y much that it was mm possible for us to attend. Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps moire generally needed, when the Iaanguld ex Li.muted feeling prevails, when I le liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and aiterative is felt. A prompt us' of this medicoine has (oflen averted long andl perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medlich.9 will set' motre surely ini eounteramct3uny and freeing the sysatemv from thme n.aiarial poison. Hendache, Indigestion, Constipation., Disines yield to Electric BlItters. 50hi. amnd $1.O( per b'ottle at Robertson & Gider's D)rug! Store. WE HAVE FOUND IT. A chill cure that is pleasant to take and will cure any case o1 chill or fever. Robertson & Gilder, Druggists on tho Oorner, HIouse ani Lot for Salo. House of seven iomna. Lot throt acres. Apply toGn. IL Croemor, f&.tf Mr. Z. F. Wright has returned fron a trip to Now York. Miss Lizzie Dominick is on a visit t< friends ln Columbia. Miss Gertrudo Carwile has returnet from Not th Carolina. Mrs. J. N. Martin returned hom( yesterday from Harris Springs. Aisu Mamio 1. Ual' y, of Augusta Ga., is visitinig Mrs. S. 13. Jones. Mrs. Sophia Redus has returned from a visit to relatives in Maine. Mr. F. B. McIntosh, of Colunmbi spent Sunday in the city. M\isses Kato Lou and Banna Not aro) visiting relativos Iin Greenwood. Mi. S. J. Wooten returned oin Sutn day from New York and other markets Mrs. Gen. A. Wright and children have roturned from a ivisit to Johnston S. C. M'rs. C. C. Davis and Mrs. (Ironeket have i-eturnel from Hendorsonvillo. N. C. Mr. J. W. Chappell, of the Mower Co., has returned fromt the Northern markets. Mr. J. D. Chapman returtned on Sat urday from a ten days business trip to Liurons and Clinton. M iss Grace Jones, who has beon visit ing relatives and friends, left yesterday for her home in Ashevillo, N. C. Mrs. M. J. Jones, loft for her home in Lancaster on Monday accompanlie by Master Charles Moore. Miss Minnie l'Harris who has been visiting Miss Mabel Cash returned to her home - in Spartanburg on Mon day. Mr. James McCaughrin, Mrs. Nat Gist and Miss Lucy McCaughrin re turned home onl Monday fron larri Springs. Mr. P. J. Vose, uiroperintendent of the city water works and electric lights, went to Athens Saturday, oi account of sickness in his family. Miss Carwile, who has been spend ing a while with relatives in Newbrry, left last week for her home in Edge field. ' Mrs. L. C. Boland and children who have been visiting relat,ives in town and county returned to Atlanta last week. Miss Sallic Brown and her sister, Miss Rachel, left on Sunday to join their mother in Norfolk, Va., where they will make their home. Prof. Ben Setzler,.who has been at Mt. Pleasant for several days, passed through the city this morning on his way to Monroc. Prof. Setzler will open a school at Dudley, .1. C , within a few weeks.-Concord, (N. C.,) Daily Stand ard. Whiltmire Items. All who are interested in the Whit rmire High School remember that next session will begin on Monday, Soptemn ber 6th. We urge that all pupils be pr1-esent arnd hlave their namtes eri olled the first day. Mesi's. Jrames 13181hop and Joe O)uck ott are b)uilding a seed house for' the Newbor ry Cotton Seed Oil M ill to re place the cite burned last sping. Mir. Jno. Fant/s ne w g inntery is about completed, and is being funrished with r.ho latest i mpr'oved mach irery. He will 1)e on time and well prepared'C( to serve t,hte people in arnd ar'ound Whit mnir'e with rap)id anid str'ictly fiest-class work. Cotton is oeniing ver.b fast, arnd in a short time the fleecy staple will be ont the market. May the p rico be favor able, so as to coi'respondl with th'e priice of food and clothinig. On Wecdnesday, August 25th, on the farm of Mi'. Jno. Denson, an inquest, was held by the mtagistr'atc of No. 4 over the dead body of A nnta B3auknight, who was found (lead in her' house. Thre jur'y's v'erd ict was death from nat'ural causes. We aro glard to see our mierchants spreadinrg out; it shows that ther'e is enrergy and( push in ouri town. They ar'e alt busy openting their fall goods. Mr. 13. F. Morrow has so enlarged his stock that lhe Is opening his dry goods, clothing, mnilliniery, etc., in the Brigg's build ing anid will r'emain at his ol stand with groceries, hardware, shoes, etc. There is only cone vacant store room hoi'e now. Let some cite putt it ia stock of goods t,hcre arid Wh itmirec will be r'eady for' the conti'actor. Somec of ouri streets have recently ben wideinedl. It would add greatly te the appearance of the town if alt of t,hem should receive their sbare of work. Only twvo citizens of Whitmliro are talking of a trip to Klonidike. From all accounts they would be wise In i.e. maining at home. WVe hear r'uinor's of several fanmilies moving here ini the fall. Thtey are all wvelcomne, aiid would be gladly re ceived into our1 midst. A priotr'acted mneetinrg, conrduct.ed by Rev. D. A. Phillips, will hegfin at Mt. Tabor Sunday, September 5t,h. Mr's. D). A. Phillips13 and litt,le daurh tei's, Hantnah anid Moirlo, are on a vi~sit to i'elatives at Springfield, in Orartge buir'g County. Miss .Annie returned home with them after an extenided1 visit hore. We regret to 'have botr leave Whitmiro, for she gained many fiends during lien' stay. Mr. Chias. Tidmiairsh returned thh week fi'oim a trip to Barltimor'e andl Washington. lie r'epor'ts a hpleatsant time. We regi'ot to chronticle the illniess of Mr'. J. D. Stokes. Hie r'etirrned thin week from a visit to htis parents at Sarntutc, arid went, immediately to hin room, whtere lie hias since beoon conifinoc with fever. Mr. L. Stokes htas been elected pini cdpal of the Joite's 1ligh School ir Union County. IIe will oien hins schoc next Monday. Mi'. 'W. A. Bhickner and Mir. S. J Chiauncy have r'et,urned from a trip t< New Oi'leans and the Nashville 10xpo sition. Mr. Chauncy will remain Ii Whtimtir'e a while, and Mr'. ilucknen hasr gone to his home in (Char'leston. Mr'. Robt. Truosdol, of ..Korshaw, it visiting his brother, Mr. E. V. T rues (de1, agent of tihe S. A. L. Mr's. Lylos and Miss 1Ellon Lake ai' attending a big meeting at Rodgei's church, in Union County. 1IC. September 1.,189'7. A 1ilO D%Y FOU N EW IEtRY. Arrangs uients Complete ForAl,e Fliemen' Tourunmient-Crowts of Visloore Cons. lng-A (1uinit Time Expected. If har-A work sind earnestness wil inako anl iderta iInt a success th Fitnen's Tournament next Thursda will be one of the grandest events i the history of our city'. It's tho talk o the town., No stone has been left iuturned tha Was catIlljIted to aid in the eiyort t make the occasion a pleasant on t Oerybody and to keep the standard o Nowberry's hospit.-lity up to the hig1 record that has always and under al circumstances.been sustained. II advance, the citizens of our cIt, tre to be commended for the handsomi manner in which they have rCsponde to the call of the iromon for finaucia aid, for which thQ firemen feel gratofu and ever stand ready to respond willing ly to the call of the citizens througl "big ben", at the risk of their lives t( save their property from destruction. Every arrangement has been mad( and the committees are no* looking t( every detail. Excursion trains wil he run itinto th city from both Greenvillo and Colum bia, arriving in Newberry about 8.3 o'clock Thursday morning. An excellent brass band has beon en gaged and will conic to Newborry ou the Greenville excursion. The visiting firemen will be met at the depot by local committees and o8 corted to the Excelsior's headquartorE where refreshments will be served. At 9.30 o'clock the companies will assemble at the Excelsior Iiro Emgine House and the line of march will be formed as follows: 1. Band. 2. Chief and Assistants. 3. Visitig Chlefs and Assistants. 5. Judges. 6. Visiting Companies. 7. Factory Reel Team. 8. Excelsio Recel Team. 9. G. G. Minst.rels. The line of march will be along Mc Kibben street to Boundary, along Boundary to Johnstone, along John stono to Calhoun, along Calhoun tc Nain, along Main to the public square where the companies will assemblo foi review. Addresses of welcome: 1st by Mayoi 11. 11. Evans in behalf of the citizens 2nd by lres. Geo. B. Cromer in behall of the firemen of Newberry. Rosponses. The races will begin at 11 :0 a. in. ii the following order: 1st, reel races 2nd, grab reel races; 3d, foot races. The order in which the teams wil run will be decided by lot on Thursda) morning as soon as the yisiting teamE arrive. The races will be run on Main street from R. It. McCarty & Co.'s to the hy drant on Jamiesorib corne. The .Judge's and band stand will b< erected on the public square in fron of Summer Bros.' store Wednesda. afternoon and night. Immediately after the aces th prizes will be delivered and theosuccess ful companieos wvill haveo no occasion t< have the Klondike fever, as all p>rizet will he paid in gold. Lot everybody (10.his 'share In wel coming the visitors to our'city. It wil help Newherry. Thursday is the (lay and it is goian to be a success. F"or, R8a 1e, One '40 H-orse-P ower .Engine. One 20 1 lorse Power Engine. One 12 [[orse-Power, Engine. One 111 Horse-Power Holler. Lot of Shaft.ing and Pulleys of vari Apply to Hlerald and News. fattf A le ight.ful Dafnco. A most de'lightful dance, comp)li mentary to the visiting young ladies was given by the young men of the cit. at, the armory on last Monday night. T1he band which has been entertain ing visitors at lhar'ris Springs i.,brouigh out the.- summer, furnished music foi the occasion. Mr. W. IF. Lamar, -that post-gradu ate in the Terpsichorean art,, led th< Germen, and1( the evening was mnos' p)leaisanitly spent. The following coup)les attendedl: WV. F Lamar with Miss Iula Jones. - J1. 10. (lary wit,h M\liss Annioe Tynum WV. ('. Sehenek wvit,h M iss ('arlisle. J1. (C. Wilson wit,h Mi ins Thyra Schum poert,. HIaskell Wriighit with iAfss (irac< Jones. C. P. WVeeks with Miss Azilo Pool W. S. Langford wvith Miss Minnu i arrti s.. I). L. Hoozer with Miss Mahlo Cash Hf. Wright with Miss Watson. 1R. Jf. Miller wit,h M iss.Clark. W. WVerher~ wit.h MIiss Alice Moses G3. 14. Werher with Miss Welcl Weaher. Stags: S. L. Cash, F. 11. Dominick G. I". Wearn. P. C . 0l lesor, HI. T1. Hen wick, A. Schuminpert., Hi. ii. Evans, A J1. Cook, W. N. ['elham,i Jri., W. C. Bly numn, P. J1. Vss. Chmaperones: M mr. and1( Mi's. N. MI Evans, Mr'. and Mr's. A. T1. Brown, Mr and Mrs. R. 1. WeVoh. WE HAVE COT Red Clover, Crimson Clover, !Rye and Barley, and Wood's Ever green Grass Seed foi sale cheap. Robertson & Gilder, Drnuinta onn th ornbnr. Royal makes the tood pure, wholesome and delIc1o9. 3 PMWER Absolutely Pure ROYAL SAKING POWDER CO., 14EW YORK. A Card or Thanks. DEAR EDIT01t: Mrs. Braswoll and fatlly give their hcartfelt thanks to the good Increhant and ctizons of Newborry fo' their generous contribu tions, anu pray the richest blessings of heaveti may be theirs. The help caie in time of distressing need and was thankfully received. Also Mr. and Mrs. Thomas beg to thank all for their kind and courteous treatment whilo takIng silrmi1ptions for same. Truly old Now berry i the home of many good peoplo. Contributions were, cash $10.45, 50 pounds flour, sugar 50 cts., cotToo four pounds, meat 50 ets., meal mo pCckl potatoes one peck, and some cabbage. 'od blesH overy one who so kindly sympathized with the needy. Respectfully, E,,TuEL TnlOMAS. Rates for Water and Lights. 1)OME1-STI(, USM.. Ier Y r. lt faucet in house or yard......$3.00 2nd faucet, additional ............ 2.00 3d, 4th, 5th, &c., each............I 00 Faucet for one horse. mule or cow 1.50 Faucet for each additional horse, mule Or cow................. 1.00 First bath tub.................5.00 Each additional bat.h till) . ....... 3.00 Yard hydrant for sprinkling yard or garden, with a J-inch nozzle, hotween the hou-s iiamed-in rule No. 8 ........................... U.00 STOR Es. One faucet....................... 5 .00 Barber shop, first chahi........... 5.00 Barber shop, each additional chair 2.00 Blacksmith shop. fihst faucet.. .... 5.00 Blacksmith shop, each additional. 2.00 Carpenter shop. buggy shop, ma chine 1101), &., where not more than four men are employed .... 5.00 Drug stores ...................... 8.00 Per Mo. Soda fountains, except continuous stream ................ ........$1.00 IPeI Y r. D ent.ists..........................$5.00 Photograph gallerly .............. 8.00 O 1lices . ......... ............... 5.00 Bed rooms, other than inl dwelling houses, for use of oceulpaits only 3.00 Per Mo. Street sprinklers, per fdot of front 0.02 FactoriCs, railroad14s. livery st,ables, hotels, food and sile stables, and other .arge consumers will have special ratos made to suit the conlitionis, or. to such a motor rate will 1 e made. Pee for tapping the main and con nocting with side-walk st,op, 3.50. All contracts arc made for 12 months, payable monthly. . Metor rate to private coIsum'ers, 25cts. per thousand gallons. LAIIlTH. l-inch per Mo. 1 incandescent light..............75e 2 incandesceent, lights........ . . . . ...0e 3 ineandlescent light,s. ............ 6c 4 incandescent light,s. ........... .0 5 incandescent lights ... .... .. .....55c 6 incandescent lights. .... .. . ... .. .50c 6 to 10 incandescmnt lights .. .....50i 10 to 16 incandlescent lights .... ...-15e 16 t.o 25 incandescent lights .........10e .JAMEs MCINTOli, Chi'n. E. C. JTONER, JAs. K. GiLDn, Commiissioners Public WVorks. 1P. J1. VOSS, Superi nt,indentl. ('. A. BoWvMA N, Secretary. THE CAROLINA Is fully p)reparedl to do any re p)air w'ork p)romfptly Best Buggies and Harness for the money always on hand. Thie Company makes ai specialty of repairing Buggies, Wagons, Cotton 0Oins, etc. Also mnanufac.. ttures any stylec Wagon. Call and examine the work. Tulriig, Sclli Sawing, Moulding, Mantles, etc., ar e put up in good style and at reasonable rates. t. f At myold stand nextdoortoRob ertson & Gilder's with a'fine line of Watches,Jew etry and Silver ware, Clocks and Table Cutlery. ..Also a line of fine Spchti el'8s,nd Eyeglasses iln Gold, Silget andl( steel Frames. Etitard Scholtz, Watchmaker and Jeweler. 1elping to. lake a tuCcest. . Mr. .1no. b". Livingston, soliciting agent for the Coluublit, Newborry and Laurens Iallroad, was in Nowborry on Saturday in the interest of his road and informed uts that the C., N. & L. was working to help make th) Firomon's Tournament here next Thursday a suc Cess. A special ttrain Will be run on th is road from 'olumnbia to Newberry on that day, leaving Columbia at 7 a. ml. and arriving at. Newberry at 8 30. He turning the train will leave Newberry at 12 o'elock that night. Tickets will be sold to individuials it one fare fotr the routind trip, and for parties of ten or m1or.e fiveinen at on Cent pvr Ile t rav eled. Mt.. Livinl-stonl says they will bring a lar ge crowd from Cblumbi. From aletter writtei by Rov. J. Ciin. dermaii, of Dimondale, hleb.l.. -- are permiled to make this ext raet: ''I live no heAlotsi it reconmenditiv Dr. King'i New Discovery, its the resol,s were almost nmarvelous in tiw e-we of my wife While I was patolr of tIhe l111Itit. Chur i asto f it vs JtIVn.4 t to sihe was bkought dowin with Plneuinonia succeeding L (rIppe. Terrible ptrox. yams of Cougiinr would Inlst. hours With litt i iiturrupt ion urd It seeme nm if eit voll nu t ntsurvive thf.m. A ft l.Id ereoiimewl d Dr. Klig's New Div-. ery; it was( ueti-k in ItH work nitd bip ly satiHfactorv |it restilts. Trial l os free at Rabertam & Uilderl4 D)rug Store. Regular size 50c. and $I.AX. STATE F HU I'WH-1 CAR i,iNA COUN 'Y OF Nl4WliE'RlY -IN PRiOBATE COU RT. By.W.W. l.iges, CF(., Proba1t e.f udge Whereas, Johni T. Norris halt made suit to me teo grant, him I'aiet-e of Admineistratiom of the estale aid effc'ts of Eimma R0. [ialfacre, deceast d: Theso are I herefore to elh l1d n t ad motilalh u aad mingular the kitidrel and credilorof thosaild Eima iE, I i-0 - acre, dueensed, lha t ihey be il not p pear before me, in t he C.,urt of Pribie, to tie hold at Nei berry Court ouis', on I he 17th day of Sebtemer next, after puhlientllon hereof, lit I I Wot':l in t I forenloonl, t. sllow eause, if any they have, why the said Administrauthlm should not he gratted. U veinv e le r my Ithan1d th is 11 thV 1s41 day of H.p'ep erbp-. A1neno )omini Is87. .W. W. HoDUiN, ,. 11. N. C. f.id JAMIESON'S S - - - FALL AN] I have just, recoive<d frol & Co. Some of, their latest. pro( SIA CIIO(JCKLETTJ'E, Ox. I FRIENOH1 CALF, ill bals al lasts. Zeigler Bros. Line of Ladies' Misses' and C Fine SHOES for. have arrive<d. These Goods and Wear. We guarantee e We carry a great variety WID)TIIS, PATTPERNS AN I TOXES A RE PAII IS, WVe aae stelling thet best I.1 :es that is imade t.o fit, SousthIern fee't. CallI liespoaet'fuly GIemi Spri AtiRed uce Robertson Al W. E. P THE EQ LIFE ASSURA OF THE UNI' Assets . . . Reserve Fund 1j (5 per centL. Mtan,eantaea. and all other Liabilities... Su rplus, 4 per eent. Outstanding Ass.ura Thae Soci'ty hats paid $2i3,95.6, 35 now holds $216(,77:I,947 of AssetH maiking a toal of $.i70,730,2,8. T12 thtan 38 y easrs froms itse organ ization, other 'omanay hass paid antd nieunn of its history. TVhe IM(iaihh, write wiant..ont i ne, Anunnal D)istribunt ion Toarm, anty oilher forms of pol icies. Call anid see meta before assuttring y find it to their interest lo examine elsewhesro. TIheo Equitable iisues policies ont I I ~.A RTE TO THE TUNE OF Low Prices Ifard time howhiL't howl no m1oreu Vhe0n they reach 0. Klott,ir's store. Witit prieC lower l.han thl plie,. A frown l I changed Into a 11 smie. IT'S A FACT Pooplo como Iiro anId plank down kld tinio pricos Littt ro greatly plons ed whon they her tho clink of rotur 11ing "change." No wonder our competitors enideavor to competo vith us. We, however, coipete With noline hit excel thull all by - s:ivillgir1011y to eVery 0110 that, trades wif! us. OUiR H111'PCulis.g 1,000 boxos hIviig, sif t -I op, per box, Io. I1,000 boxes blackirng, per box, 1 . I :00 Ilh. Arm I1. Soda (keg) per lb.?Ve. .0" water bu-kets ( vwoo1) ach, (!. 1)500 slispenl)(1r1s, pvr pair., Vo. Note. (uir windows illustrr.te the inloense erib tickling balrglunt; that await all who huy their goods from 0. KLETTNER, The P'air anll Sqinare D0)1aler1. 8 I'A T e O 8( 1()(T l CA ROILINA ('OUJNTY O N EWilEitY--IN PRiOBAT11iC COURIT. -1111n1s .1. I,anle, ats A\dminilst.1ator of Aifred Caldwell, deetnsldl' 1 10Mtill', again st Xum1aline ('aldwell et,. al., Do fotndantis. k. omplaint to sell land to pay debts, &v. 3 N VIITUM O1 AN ORlt IN O,e above (.n1titled ease, all the e(itors of lfretd ( 'alwell. itceaseti, art her Iy regoI red to prest1, ald ('s tablish th.eir (.th1tims, 1under1 oath heforr this ( omrt, on or iefor, the lnt- diay of Oviobwr. .\. 1). 1'-97. W . . 1 I ) I U. .1. 1'. N. C. HOE SPECIALS M1. 3 WINTER. -- - it the fimetory of i I I - l1nickott his 101 1 110re'swar iwV l ... IA CO)D, (ORDOVAN, AND Id cong, onl the latest toes and hildren's Medium and Fall and Winter lead tho nuir|ke fo r Stylo, V<' Tily aier. &O4 GilE'sFE .INC 1E SOCIET /EID SATES. The1 1 oe 7 a. r rig W 2ater739 d Pr. at740,6 * Gi de$4 r's17 Lco , 1 5 102. (o. bjl . . $277, 179 ~rIIi) as r'e(ord1 covw rmng a period of lossa is o)verl $2 I2,7b3,000) moreO Itan aniy anOiy form of policy t he assured may mr lives 4elehee. 1(1Pmd Rtt pesn withing inisurnnenC would 18 planis beforo taking Out a p)olicy olo h maih le(n fei.]e livep. UJR 1KIELER, Agent