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15 CU sat R A**'U. Oeto*very Tuesday and Frida Br...............< "t ual.. 2 d Best 1 pr............. strait Felour................... 5.6 'Oood Ordiiary Flour.....,4.00( 5.0 sugar . .. ..... n ice........................ 0........ C Ji..................... Cotton'se i . Hulls, ,per sack... i.0( 0 ton......... ........... $3. ..Country Produco. tter, per lb ................... 1 200, Eggs, per dozen ................. 12j 15< Chickens, each............. 12"20c. Peas, per bushel.... ........ 50c. Coun, jJer bushel.....,......... 5c. Oats, per bushel.............. 350c. Sweet potatoes .............. OR c. Turkeys, per tb ................. 6(480. Fodder, per owt ........... 75c. Newberry Cotton uarket. (orrectod Tuesday and Friday by 0. Ml Good Middling................... 81 Strict 4l ddling........................5 08 M iddling....................................5 56 Market steady. SPOT COTTON MARKUP. (Atlanta Evoning Jourual, 80th.) The following are the ruling prices o cotton at the places named: Atlanta easy at 51. New York easy at 6j. Now Orleans easy at 0 1-16. Liverpool quiet at 8 7-8d. The Teachers. Associat1 : Of Newborry County-0'net in th( Graded se . nig on Saturday at 11 a. m. The following is the programme: 1. Election of ofllcers for the year. 2. The Natural Sciences in the Com. mon Schools. Discussion to be opened by Natnan E. Aull. 3. Grammar. Discussion to be opened by Luthet' Riser. 4. Miscellaneous business. 1,000 yards Standard I Shirting, at 4c. 1,000 yards 4-4 Standard Sheeting, at 6c. 1,000 yards I Standard Drillin at Oc, at A. C. Jones'. taftf Farmers! One million bushel cotton seed want ed. I will make it to your interest tc see me before selling. You may pay your guano bills with seed. f3mos J. J. Lane. First-clasts Porto Rica Molasses, 25c ,ROr gallon at J. H. Moo's. f&t3 Kindergarten. D.s. Kibler and Houseal aro working 1up a kindergarten school for Now berry. It is something very much needed and it seems to us that a good school of this kind could be gotten ur in Newberry. They are in correspondence with Misas Agnoss Erckmnann, of Oh arleston, who is well educated and has had ex perience and Is highly recommended. If any of the p)arents desire such a school they may confer with Drs. Hiou seal or Kibler or Mrs. Kiblor or Mrs. Hlouscal who are very much interested and will give particulars. Why will yon buy bitter nauseating tonica when GROVE'S TABTLESS CHILL ToNIC is as pleasant as Lemon Syrup. Your druggist Is authorized to refund the money in every case wvhere it fails t o cure. Price, 50 cents. .~- ''.~- . Lost or strayed. One yotmg pointer about five months oil, white, with liver colored spots and bob tail. Liberal reward given for r'e covery. R. C. PERRY. 1t Northern and Western Apples at 20c per p)0ck at J. HI. Moore's. f&t2t 'All the latest novelties in Ladies' Kid Gloves, Dress Trimmings and Ribbons. just opened, at a t&ftf A. C. Jones'. THE BEST REMEDY! Don't waste your money and your time experimenting on chill and fever remedies. Life is too precious for that. You get quick and porma nent relief when yon use IPEL. HAM'S CERTAIN CHILL ANIJ AGUld CUR E-50o. bottle. ,, Gentlemnen -of the Jury. The petit jury for the Sessions Court whlich will convene on the 18th instanl was dIrawn oa' Wednesday morning 0: this weol .*t which session Judge Al dridg. ~preside. The following is * list o jurymen: Sam jiPugh, H T Fellers. W VW Sheeley, T HI Chalmers, J P Wicker JMS Ringer, W B Harmon, Jno II Oros son, B B Watkins, WV Job Hentz, Jno E Dominick, W Q Hipp, Milton B Cald well, Jno R Ruff, A A Singley, 1.1 H-arrilton Buzhardt, W Glenn Metts. J W McKittrick, W H Counts, J C -Whitman, Geo C Glasgow, Geo A Counts, Jr', Gus 13 SlIgh, R C Perry, R H Burton, CI A Matthews, N B Hn * ter', W L Motes, Jas Bl Olary, Gee A Langford, I Z Abrams, P N Boozer, Jno WV Scott, WV Julius Cromer, W C Swittenberg, WV BI Johnson. WVith two little children subject tc crop we do not rest easy without a bet tle~ of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ini the house, for' the most Severe attacket quickly succumb to a few doses of it. Morrison,. Cole., Bub. For. sale at 2( ~,and 50 oonts per bottln e by nV E . VABIOUB AND ALL AHOUT. NewbeAry College opens today. The price of cotton rematne un4er 6 Vents. Mr. 11 E,. Julien is clerking for A. C. Jones. Read Bill Arp'A lotter in this paper. it i a good oso. Tho Pows are being put down in the n9w Lutheran church. M r. S. 8. Laligfogn N~Ije :IO nglish, sparrows at one ot on Wednesday. Conlmuio will be celebrated at the ng .sby n church on Sunday morn ). Tri - jury for the October term of the rt Was drawn on Wednesday morn . ing. The list appears elsewhere. The Graded School will resume ox 0 ercises on Monday and it Is hoped the children will be on hand promptly. Capt. W. S. Langford has been or derce to prepare his eompany, the Nowberry Gaurds, for inspectionl on the 14th, inst. Messrs. Wynn & . Gardner have opened a New York Racket Store in the building on Main street recently vacated by R. C. Williams. Court opens in Laurons on Monday. Solicitor Sease informs us that he has several murder cases on docket for this session of the Laurens Court. Rev. Di'. Win. J-Hayne Leavoll will preach fi the Presbytorlan church next a unday morning at 11 o'clock. Ti public is cordially invited. he firm of D. Hipp & Co., of Vo. aria, has been dissolved by mutual consent and Mr. W. T. Hatton retires. Mr. Hipp will contliue the business. Next Monday Is saleday. The Master has several '6racts of land advertised for sale. We will be glad to have our friends call and see us when they come in. Miss Carrie Oodfrey was summoned to her home in Choraw yesterday on account of the death of her father. Her many friends in Newberry will extend their sympathy. Those of our subscribers who want to pay in wood will confer a favor by hapl Ing it as soon as possible, and those who have hauled wood will please come in and got a receipt for it.. A. C. Jones, the merchant that is al ways up-to-date, tells our readers this week where to buy to advantage. His goods are marked in accord with low price cotton. Read what lie says. Mr. Mike L. Dominick, of Saluda County, has puschased a lot and is erecting a residence at the rear of Newberry College. He will move his family here to get the benefit of oui educational institutions. Miss Susie A. Hood, youngestdaugh ter of Prof. Wm. Hood, was married to Judge Clarence A. Boswell, Sept,ember 22, 1897. Prof. Hood and family have many friends and relaives in this county. They are now liying in Florida. Col. C. J. Purcell has purchiased from Mr. L. M. Speers the lot on the west side of Scott's creek, betweven Cald well and Nance streets, and will begin at an early date the erecf.ion of tenant houEes thereon. The powrlor houses are being removed today. The union services for Sunday eve ning among the several churches closed last Sunday. Regular evening services will be resumed at the Luth erani and Presbyterian churches on next Sunday evening with preaching by the respective pastors. Messrs. Johnstone & Welch have been retained by Mr. C. C. Summer to defend him. Mr. Sumuoer killed a man -named Murdock at Peak one day this week. This firm has a reputation throughout the State as able lawyers in criminal cases and they rarely lose one. Mr. J. W. Nease and bride iecom panied by hin mother arrived i New berry the first of the week fr'om their Georgia home. Mr. Nease was recent ly married to Miss Edna E. Groven stine, of Eflinghanm County, Ga. M.. Nease will run the "mess hall" at the college this session. The Darlington, Wis., Journal says editorially of a popular patent medi cine: "VWe know from exp)erience that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy is all that is claimed for it, as on two occasions it stopped ex oruciating pains and possibly saved us from an -untimely grave. We would not rest easy over night without it in the house." Th is remedy undoubtedly saves more pain and suffeirin)g than any other medicine in the wvorl1d. Every family should keel) it in the house, for it is sure to be needed sooner or later. F"or sale by W. E. Pelham, druggist. Nice lot of Olives just received, 50e size for 35c at J. HI. Moor-e's. f&t2t HULLS AND MEAL At Newberry Oil Mill. Hulls 17{ cents per hundred pounds. Meal $1.00 per hundred p)ounds(. Strictly cash. Li. W. Floyd, f31t President. I-ARI?/S LI/TIA WA TEH/! Carbonated Lithia Water, Soda Water, Ginger Ale Sold to the Wholosale and Retail trade at lowest Prices by 8. 13. Jones, Agent for Newberry. .NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY over R.C.Williams',Main St. ,Newberry 1 am prepared to make Pictures and at living prices. 't&ftf PR1It~ Photoanheo.. Dr. . ~. Personal. Dr. W. F. Pelam has returned from Asheville, N. C. Mr. WI. P. Hiouseal went down to Columbia Wednesday afternoon. Dr. ). 1, 3ooz(r loft on Thursday for Columbia to spend a few weeks. Mrs. Fred L. Wolfe, of Monroe, N. C., IssvIsiting at Rev. J. L. villfamson's. Mrs. E. Cavenaugh left yesterday for a visit to relatives in North Carolina. Col. W. H. Hunt returned oin Wednes day from a busiess tri) to Spartan burg. Mi.. .J. J. Dominick, of Prosporit.y, left yestorday for the Charlost'n Modi cal College. Mlrs. V. P. iouseal has returned from Rowesville where shOe has been visiting relatives. Iiss Grace Bedenbaugh, of the coun ty, has returned to the College for Womnen in Columbia. Mirs. John C. Swygert, of Peak, is at Mr. S. P. l3ooze's. Ucr daugh ter, M iss Mary. came up to enter Newberry College. Miss Jewel Copeland, of Clinton, who has been visiting in the city, left yes terday to visit Miss Mamio Clary in the county. Cadets Claude Greneker and Robert Mayes left yesterday for Charleston, to resume their studies at the Citadel Academy. Misses Lilla Johnstone, Alicia Mazyck, and Pawnee Jones 'of Now berry, and Miss Frank Holloway, of ChappellF, left Tuesday for Winthrop College at Rock Hill. Fresh Oat Meal, several grades, just received at J. H1. Moore's. fat2t louso and Lot for Sale. 1-louse of seven rooms. Lot three cres. Apply to G. 13. Cromer. f&ttf One large Tablet and a pencil for five cents at A. C. Jones'. t&ftf WE HAVE FOUND IT. A chill cure that is pleasant to take and will cure any case of chill or fever. Robertson & Gilder, Druggists on the Oorner. Benefits From Water Worki. The City Council through the recom mendation of the committee of Fire Department, Aldermen, Walton and Wicker, has placed an order for 800 feet of solid mineralized rubber hose, the very best manufactured, also three shut off nozzles. which will fulfill every requirement of the South Eastern Tariff Association-putting the city in the second class and giving the citizens full benefits from the excellent system of waterworks, in the way of reduced insurance rates. When the new hose and nozzles ar rive we will bave one of the best equipped fir e departmentsin the State, having on hand 2,100 feet of first-class hose, besides other equipments neces sary for a thoroughly organized and successful departmnent. Of course all these necessities cost money, but it is money w~ell spent and1 the beniefits will be last.ing. Let the citizens of Newberry hold up the hands of her city fathers and she will con tinue to advance in the nmarch of p)ro gre'ss. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. of ~ wmpn. T1he best School Shoes for children at A. C. Jones'. t&ftf' TheI, Comuty Alilmanco Of Newberry County will hold its next quarter~ly meeting on Thursday, October 21, 1807. Yours truly, JNO. C. \VATKIINS, Sec. 3rd D)ist. Alliance. A nderson, S. C., Sept. 28, 1897. WE WANT All the Cotton Seed in New berry County. Don't sell or exchange your Cotton Seed until you see tMtf EvaNs & WItsoN. NOT LOOKIGWELL! NOT FEELING WELL THEN TRY Robeortsonl's Cornpond Syrup Sarsaparilla. This prepanration is a combination of drugs having altorative, tonic stimulant andl( laxative action. It contain)s three drugs whbich the medical profession recommend for skint diseases, Serofulous affections, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaintu, Rhon01 matism, etc. It is carefully prepared from the purest drugs and is sold at "i5 cents a bottle at Robes/son & Gilder's Drmr S/Ore. Royal makes the food pure,. wholesome and dellclous. POWDER Absolutely Puro ' ROYAL GAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Newberry College. Newberry College is not now an ex periment, if it ever Was. It is a lixed Institution and stands at the top among the educational forces of this State. Forty years now since it was founded anid though during those years it had trials and tribulations it has withstood them all and today is firmly planted in the affections of the peopi! of Newber ry and the Lutherans of South Carolina and Its tlhree hundred graduates, not to speak of the numbers of loyal sons who were educated there, though they never finished their course and took their degrees. When Dr. Holland laid down the work a devoted son of the college was called and took it up, and in his hands the collego is prosplerIng. Ho has thrown energy and enthusiasm and a devotion to the institution in his work, and as a harvest the roll is increasing every year. The sound of the collego hell this morning calls the young men to their studies and this year we will have the young ladies as well. They are all welcome to Newberry. We are glad to see them and trust they imay have a pleasant and profitable ses slon. FORIMAL O1ENING. The opening this morning was lariger than wats ever seen in Newberry. The chapel was full and the presence of iL dozen young ladies added interest. By Monday morning the list will be increased. In fact already the dormi tories are full and applicants for rooms had to be turned away. The pastors of the town were all present and delivered short talks to the students. Associate J ustico Pope was also there aod addressed the students. There were a number of other gon ticien from the town and a happy on thusiasm pervaded President, faculty, students and visitors. It is no sterotyped expression to say it, was one of the best openings the col lege ever had. We are glad it is so. Nothing sue coeds like success and Newberry Col lege is now on the road to success. We will give more in detail about the college opening in Tuesday's paper. A QUIO1K TitiI'. [Greenville News, 29th.I TIhere is a plan on foot looking to a decided improvement, in the passenger serv ice anid patLsenger schieduLIes be tween this city and Laurens and Co lumbia and Charleston and intermedi ate stations by way of the C. & WN. C., C., N. & L. and A. 0. L. roads. It was lea'rned from a prominent rail road man last night that a conferene between General Freight and Passen ger Agent Craig, of the C. & WN. (2., and General Freight and Passenger Agent FEmerson, of the A. (C. L., who also represents the C., N. & L., is nowv pending with the object in view of put ting on through ear's between this city and Charleston and reducing the pres ent time consumed ini running between the two cities by at least ani hour and a half. TJo accoln 1)1ish Lth Is endl,it is proposed to do awvay with the present gaps of three-quarters of an hour11 in the con nection at (Columibia and a half an hour in the connect.ion at, Laurens, and also quicken the time made between Green ville and Laurens. It was the op)iion of thils railroad man that the time be tween here and Lauronis could he re duced by half at, least. Th'le only hitch in the conference now, it Is said, is the matter of agree ing upon a basis of irates, and this, it is believed, will be sett!ed without difil culty. It is exp)ected all arrangement,s look ing to tihe change wvill be completed within a week andi that the new sched uiles will be p)ublihed by that, time. We havo never had such hargains as weare now offering in new Dry Goods, Clothing and shoes at f&t2t Flynn's Cash Store. Just recei vedl a large shiipmnent of Soda at J. .IL Moore's. f&t'2t !'lynn's Cash Store, next door to P'eihami's Drug Store, is crowded every (lay wit.h the pieop)le that are bunting bargains for spot cash. ft2 September 15i, 1897, by liev. .l. M Johnston, at the home or the bride's sister, Mrs. C2harley Senn. Mr. C. G. Johnston and Miss Ascenethi Caldwtell. SAn elegant line of Ladles' Jackets and Capes at A. (C. Jones'. t&ft bIMATi118. Mr's. F"annie Suber, widow or the late J1. D). Suber, of P'omnaria, died last nigh t, September 30, 1897. aged about 50 years. Mr'. Sober died abhout a year ago. Shn leaves sneeraal children. Lower No.9 News. Beautiful weathsr at present. Mr. .. R. Vaughn and family visited at Newberry last Saturday. blesirs. Conwill and 'Mayer have ginned something over one hundred bale.a of cotton thi season. They speak of putting in a corn mill in the near future. We are well blessed with corn and Wheat mills and cotton gins and saw mills down in this community, besides several large country stores, and also have a daily mail between Prosporty and St. Luke's, and all we need now is to lave the St. LukO's mail route con noeted with Saluda. Mr. S. C. Minick informs us that he has ginned 190 bales of cotton at St. Luke's this season. Mr. Dick McCullough, of the S. A. L, i-; on a visit to his sister,'1rs. A. L. Whitman, of the St.. Luke's comnmu nity. Mri. .lohn A. Fellers has about coi plott d his new d wellinlg house on the 'Pimothy Creek road. mv. Jake Taylor gave a pindar pick Ing last Saturday night, wihich was onv of those oh be joyful times for the young people. Mr. Ed. Taylor, of the Vinoy Woods section, camne up last Saturday night. on a visit tp his friends i the Mt. Pil grim locality. How many Newbelriant will board the vessel which will sail from Char leston lin Peruary for the Klondike gold fields of Alaska? Mm'. John P. Mills will soon go back to Newberry, where he will resuam his same position as heretofore. Mr. J. Creighton Dom1inick will con 1mnCe his now dwelling hOnIse thi, week. Mr. J. W. P. Harmon will soon move his family to Pr1.osp-rity, where0 he is clerking for Hawkins Bros. The young men's prayer meeting ol the Mt. Pilgrim section will hold their next meeting at Mr. Walker Willing hlam's on the Recomld Sunday in Octo her, at 3 o'clock. Mr. George Connelly and his son-in law. Mr. John Clamp, have bought a plantation ip near Gary's Late and1l will move to it some time between now and Christmas. Miss Iola Taylor and Misses Fannie and Leillia Belle Amick visited at Mr. Adams last Sunday afternoon. We are informed that Mr. John P'. Williams, of Newberry, will move back to the St. Luke's section next. year. G,.:E, HAW. Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic Cures Fever In One Day. WE HAVE GOT Red Clover, Crimson Clover, Rye and Barley, and Wood's Ever green Grass Seed for sale cheap. Robertson & Gilder, Druggists oun the Corner. Wet offer no b:ites; we have strictly one p)rice to all, with uaniform ciurtesy to pulrchxaser's, at, f&t2t, PFlynn'si Cash Store. The Prod Home Office, Newark, Assets July 1, 1887, $21,256,000. Surplus Over, $4,400,000. - All1 Policies Contain the I JProlli iset Pay (ilims [MM Also Provide for (CASHI VA I IL 'CENERAL ACENT. Biliousness. Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges. tion and pernits food to ferinont and putrify li the stomach. Then follow dizziness, icadache, Hood's insonina, nervousness, and, it not reiloved, bilons fever or blood poisoning. llood's Pills stimulate the stonaeb, rouse the liver, euro headache, dizziness, con st1pation, etc. 25 cents. 80lt by alt druggists. The only Pills to take With flood's barsaparilla. Low Price Cotton .. . . If you were getting seven4 or eight, Cents for your Cotton it would not make so much diference whe e you did your trading, n8 you could then aford to pay high prices without feeling it, but at. the in ei et low prices. it is very impoltalint t.hat you id the right plaice. I believo I have advantages that are not enjoyed by any other mer 01iaint In Newberry. My stome is really a distributing point for one* of the largest wholebale houses in this country, and as I do not de pend on luy store for my living ex pmnses, a sniall prolt sat istlies mlle. I al) willing for any coiiiity t N in this County to appoint at collit tee to investig4te the pr*ie 111 which reliable goods are sold, and SI 1m satisted that they would lind that, my goods are bought. a lil't e closer and sold closer than any house in the State, for the same class of goods. So if you r0ally want to buy goods that are strictly reliable at close on to wholesale )Vics, you will come to mny store. We keep Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Slaple Dry (Good. Shoes, Gloves, Hosiery, Cor-sets, Ribbons, suitable for eveirybody, and the same treatment is uit corded to all. If you m1aiko anily purchase tuat you aro iot, satisfied with the goods will be taken.back and money re funded. Come iand See its often. A. C. JONES, Nowherry, S. C., Oct. 1, 1897. TO 'STARtT TIS Slq'ASoN, W\'I AtE OFIEiNG SO,1M ViRY LOW PRICFS! I ease .1-4 lleaching, at 5. I ease Outing, at 5c. 1 Case indigo Blue l'rints, 5c. I ease Oil Red Prints, Sc. 1 ease 10-4 Blankets, 50v. 2 ha'es 4-4 Sheeting, 54. 2 hales 27-in. Plaids. 50. 10 pc. 8-o-A. Jeans, wool lllilig 5e. 21) pC.36-in). H eiiVtt1,wool fIl ing,20v. 20 pe.44-ini. - " " 25 . In ou r stock of Black Dress Goods we have a complete line it fancy and plain from 20c to $1.50 per yard. In our Col [)red Dress (Goods our11 stock was never Ibter in t.his line: 3oul will fild style uind prtics I.o 5(uit. In our il k Stock you will find all the new thiings that, areo out, in Fan(ey Stri le, I 'laids and14 Figured. Aliso fancy V'el vet.s in all shtades. We want. you to see' our'I line of Damnask, Napkins and D)oy lies - 51-in. lIed Damask at, 25c. Hleacbing at all pices. Ini Napkins we cani give you a good one1. for' 503 por (10z. You must se', our line of l"laninels, IUunldOeer and lanfke3ts, pr1 ice to suit all. In our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT we are showing the best line of Sailors ever shown. Our' ne.w shades or 'I fani ey' Hats are't wvorth y'our att.entio.. in Itibbons we can show you all of t.he new shades and color'inzg. C.omo and see what we have new ini fanlcy Veiling. IWWVe aro sure we' cani p1lena( y'ou i fi youa will give us a look. Davenport & Renwick. enliol Insui OF AMERICA. - 1. J.JOHN F m "Iru mw= w. mm m :. errnrmasgsamamna vi MEMENnfi'N IS O N ,P IDUP n .CNESL WIT NON ennessCe entennia VUA At Nashville, Tenn. May Ist to Oct. 31st. The Buildings of the Tennessee Centesa", in numbers and architectural beauty, sur pass Atlanta's and nearly equal Chicee's The exhibits are all ready, and are later esting and instructive. The live stock display excels any exhibition of the kind ever made. The Midway is great. Tho Western & Atlantic Railroad, and the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway run solid vestibule trains with Pullman's finest sleeping cars, from Atlanta to Nashville. 'or Sleeping Car Berths, or any information about rates, otel or Boarding House accommodations ia Nashville, call upon or write to C. [. HARMAN, General Pass. Agent, ATLANTA, GA. Special Notice:,,; *r1P, ... lso stsylasg = I UANB FE OUND At my old stand nextdoortoRob ertson & Gilder's with a fine line of Watches,Jew elry and Silver ware,Clocksand Table Cutlery. Also a line ol' fine Specta cles and Eyeglasses in Gold, Silver and Steel Frarnes. Eduard Scholz, Watchmaker and Jeweler. fkt. ly WATER WORKS ELECTRIC LIGHTS. I haUve seed( a li 'st-as wor,i~ k inan 'in pli uibig and ( e letie~ work. I will bei readyI to1 dIo anyi k id of work iiu abo(ve. ifranches when~ v I( the timno comest3. I shalil I trive~4 t tdens ini (every waiy, Will be pleased. to0 make estunatLes free3 gratis'. I aen fully3 equ ippeod to do Tuinmmlg and al11 othiei bicycle wvork. keep a full s(uplyi of bicy'cl( sundries. S-to)ves' by the car at all preees. I have recei ved many k ind favcorui fro~um te pe~ople of N ewberiry In te pmast, for w hi ch I amn truly grateful. I askd for a t rial I in(ii these now branchesH of tmy business. Y'ours,. t. W.W fTE 'oce Co. . DRYDEN, President. New Business Writ ten 1896. $129,000,000. Income 1896, $14,000,000 Sat is'factory' Pr)ofs of D)eath. COLUMBIA.. S. C.