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Awaiting TriaL Court convenes at Newberry next Monday, Judge Benet will preside. Sheriff Buford has only eight prison ors in' jail awaiting trial, charged as follows: 13. S. Counts-larceny. Will Cleland--house breking and larceny. Gco. Wilson-murder. Joe Gantt-burglary and larceny. Eph Hobson-assault with deadly weapon. Dudly Johnson -burglary and lar ceny. These are all negroes. We do not know how many are out o,n bond. Only last week Ed. Wallace, Minor' Wallace, J. W. Sligh and James Ruth erford waived preliminary and gave bond for their appearance at court on the charge of riot. Then there may be several cases from the Pomaria investigation. As the time draws near the cases seem to increase, and we may have a pretty good couvt after all. FARMER'S WANDO GUANO... ...AND GLOBE FERTILIZER. The two leading GUANOS Sold in Newberry. I will make it to your interest to see me be fore buying. I can save you big mon ey, J. J. LANE. Agents to work ,n North or South Carolina for the Home Mutnal Fire Protection Association of Houti Caro lina. Liberal commission or salary given. Apply to THos. F. HARMON, Gon. Agt., t&f4t. Newberry, S. U. III the Fight to a Fluish. We are in this figh t 'for supremacy," and the public can depend on us to dc fend our reputation as being the cheap est house in the up country. Flynn is the original pioneer of low prices, not only in Newberry, but in thirty-six different cities and towns in the South. And we now put the purchasing public on notice that no house in this United Stat&s can underse)l us, and if our cou- t Petitors advertise goods at any given ( price, you can d 3pend on us to meet the out in price, and will defend our posi tion against all similar assaults until < victory shall crown the efforts of f&t2t. FLYNN'S CA~SH STOltE. Cotton Growesr No. 3. All white persons in No. 3 Township who are interested in cotton growing are requested to meet at Mt. Pleasant school house on Saturday, March 5th, at 2 o'clock p. mn. J. Monroe Wicker. S. N. Henderson. A. Y. W. Glymph. J. H. Smith, Ch'mn'n. r Castasrrh Cannuot be0 CuredI with LOUA L APPLICATiONS, as they can not reach the se at of the disaonse. Criarrh isa birood or con,stitntionai disease, andi in order 1 to cure I you must ' ake int, in-tI ri medics. Hall's Cet. rr h Curt, is taken lnternally. and nits directly oni the blood and mnucotas sur faces. Hall's Catairrh Cure is 'not a Queck medicine It was prescribedl by co of the t best physicians in this countrv for years, and I Is a regular prescript ion, it is 'omnposedi of the best, tonties knuown, comb,ine-d wit.h the a~ be st,blood puriliors, noting directly on ilhe mucous surfacea TIhe peft eet obinattin of 2 the two ingredients is whait, produces suech won,derfut re-ults in curing Uatarrh. Send for t, st.imonials, free. F. J1 CiiisxNEY & Co.. P'rops., Toledo, 0. 8l by D)ruggist,s, price 75c. Dress Goods and rimmnings at great . ly reduced picios at Wynn's Batrgain Store. t&f2t (oud Milk 0ows With y'oung heifer calves, for sale by Henry D. Boozer. t8t An Old helir Loom. I. Capt. P. 0. Gaillard has in his poQs- I session an old walnut shaving case a that ho can trace back with certainty [ in his own family for 150 years. It, is of waihut and Is well preserved and a y beautiful pice of workmanship. One 4( of the razors is the one that was'bought ~ with the case, HIe can trace it back wit,h certainty to Tlheodor.e Gaillard, his great-grandfrather. Capt. P. C. GaIllard is the 2'73d de- di scendlant of Pierre Gaillard, and it Is a supposed that he brought, the case over 11 wit,h him from France in 1685. T'hat d being the case it would be over 200 years old. We are niouas to do a little good in this world and can think of no pieasanter or bot ter- waty t,o (10 It than by reconumnading Ono AMinute CJough Cuiro as a preventive of pnien. I.(l nia,. conlsumpl t ion and o,ither serIOus tung troubles thait follow neglected colds. \V. 10. HARNESS SHOP. S J. 1$. Walton has opened a Har- o ness Siho1) on Main Street, next door to 0. Kiottner's. Will make new harness and repair old. Twenty-flive t years experience. Prices reasonable. s (live him your orders. Satisfaction 2 guaranteed. t I Having bought the D)airy milk cows I offer them for sale biheap. rThey are choice cows. E. Cabaniss. t tf. To Cure a Coli in One Dlay. Take Laxative lBromo Quinine Tab lets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. f&t8m 3 VARIOU82A14D ALL ABOUT Next Monday to court. This Is the first day of March. Seo otico ef dissolution of partner ship. The county pension -board will meet at Newberry on Monday. - The appointment of postmaster at Newberry is expeoted any day. The Lutheran Sunday school now meets at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Rrefident Wilson of the barmers' Al liance calls upon sub-alliances to have a rally day on 13th oi March. The cotton growers of the county will have a convention at the court house next Monday. lon. D. F. Efird and wife are on a visit to his sister, M rs. Jno. A. Sum mer In Newberry. The societies of Newberry College have issued their invitations to the joint celebration at the opera house on bhe 18th. Dr. P. 0. Ellesor has returned fron New York, where he has been for sov 3ral weeks taking special studies in his )rofession. Mayor Evans will attoud a meeting )f the ofllcers of the Nayors'Association . Columbia on 3d to arrange for the tunual meeting in Georgetown. - The first page of this paper is taken roi the Southern Farmer and Horti nultui3st and our farmer readers who lo not take that paper will find it in eresting. Mr. Charlie Summer, who killed Vurdock at Peak last year, was tried ast week at Lexington and convicted >f Murder with recommendation to neroy which takes him to the peniten iary for life. President Cromer says he received a otter froin Congressman Latimer stat ug that he had telegraphed him twice n regard to the $15,000. If they were ent they must have got lost in transit s President Cromer never received mny telegram. The News has not as yet decided vhich of the several gubernatorial can lidates it will support, but Mr. Schum >ert's opposition to the whole dispen ary scheme seems, : t this writing, the nost sensible view to take of the liquor luestion.- Darlington News. Mr. and Mrs. Woodey and son, of )hicago, are organizing a class in vocal nusic in Newberry. .'hey gave an ex ibition of their vocal powers in the 'utheran church last night and the lass will be organized to night in the id Lutheran church beginning to norrow night. The registration law was amended so ,s to retain three supervisors as -form Ny. We noticed sometime ago the ppointment of N r. 1-1. B. Kibler. The ,overnor last week appointed W. ). lalfacre and Wim. Kibler as the other wo members of the board. They were in the last board. Mr. Thos. F. Harmon, Generalagent, f the Home Mutual, has just returned rom North Carolina where lie went to ecure State license to work that State, .nd now ho wants agents to work in his State. His compan~y is on a boom nd he expects this year to write sev rial million dollars of insurance. Capt. WV. S. Lonigfor~d, of the New merry Guards, has telegraphed Gov'. 'Clierbe that his company 40 strong wvas eady to resp)ond to the call to arms ,nd to duty at, any time tihe State might ceed their services. Therie is p)lenlty f war talk all around bunt most of oiir 'eople would p)refer to have no war. Capt. WV. S. Lang foird has reCeived a atter from Gov. Ellerbe thanking hi m r olfering the services of his company ra case they are needed andi if necessary bey wvill be called. Capt. Langford 01pes to have volunteers so as to have t least 100 men in his company. A 00(d time now to joini the milit,ia and o ready for service. A Glover Trick. It certainly looks like It., but there is eally no trick about it. Any body can ry it whbo has Lame Back anid Weak [idnIeys, Malaria or nervous troumbles. Ve miean lie can cure himself ight way by taking Electric Bitters. Tis 14 dedicin tories up the whoe system. ets as a silmulantr to the Liver and Citneys, Is a blood purifier nd nerve (tie. it cures Constipiation, HIeadachle, ~aInting Spell, SIeeniiessness arid Mel. neholy. It Is purely vegetable, a ild ixative, and1( restores the syst-em to its aitural vIgor. Try Electric Bliters and e conv iced thait they are a miriicle ~orker. Every blott.ie guaranteed. Inly 500o. a hottie at Roberison & Gil er's Drug Store. Cotton (1roweori No. 7. Will meet, at Williams' Store, Satur ay, March 5th, at 2 p. im., to organize nid elect delegates to convent,ion to be 01(1 Matrch 7th. A full att,endance is esiredu. GEonaln W. nRDi, CJhairmanm. Ii. M. 3OOZ,rit, Committ,ee. A fter years of unltord suffering fromn pies. '. W.'Prsell, of KCn'tnersvt 1k, Pa , was cured y ning a sligie box of D)oWitt', Witch, I. 'A - dyve. 5kin tisemnses' such irs ec'/emar. irash, .mples and1( obstirna to mm.ros aire readily tired by tits famious remedy. W. h. P'olh.am. The Garland Coffee Pot Is on exhiibi ion at Jonies' RIeseurant.. Come and eo it, work. It Is gumaraniteed( t.o save a per cent. of coffee used by old iethod. Clear as wvine. Rlights for ariritory for sale on reasonable terms. verybody 3ndlorses it who has used it. JoHIN R. MAlriis. ClJarerndale Quilts, 11-4, only 75c., at Vynn's Bargain Store. ae 4-4 llleachling, good quality, 50. a Vyun's J3araln Store. t&fit Are&t4 at Pomarla. Three weeks ago last Saturday night one or more persons broko into the store of Mr. David Hipp at Pomaria, and took therefrom several hundred dollars worth of goods. Nothing much was said about it but Mr. Hipp secured the services of a detective and put him to work on the case. As a result, on Saturday a wagon load or more of the goods was recovered and several persons arrested and more search warrants issued. At this writing our latest information is dated Saturday. The information we have is that search warrants were t.Aken out.agaist several well known citizens of that community and goods were found in large quantities in each house with ). Hipp'a mark on them. A two horse wagon load and some in a buggy w, re taken to Magistrate Ellesor on Saturday. Several p6esons wore arrested on Satur day and other search warrants were taken out, but against whom and with what result we have not heard at this writing. Col. Geo. Johnstone wert down yes terday- afternoon, we understand, to repre8ent the State at the preliminary. We hope these persons may be able to prove their innocence of any crime, but there has been need of investiga Lion in that co.nmunity for some time. A thrill of ter or to8i xperlenced when a brsu Otc ot Croup I-oUn1111 tibrOughl tho hou at night. But (lie terror soon changes to ,ello fatflorOiie Minute ougi Curm' ha oin mministoredi Safe nd harmilets for C1111'3renl. W. E. P1elhm. Beautiful Spring Styles Lilly Brack ettes Shoes-just received. J amieson. The Coll-go Ioys for var. The lemonstration of the students last l'hursday night was not only a denonstration in honor of Congress man Lat'mer, but also in favor of Cuban independence. They were not exactly in a hurry about going to war, but if their services should be needed no doubt they would be among the first to volunteer. Thoy marched through town and thenl back to the vollege where they had spef!ches from Presi dent C:'omer, 'rof Bowers and one or two of the student body, and then they )uoceeded to the residence of Judlge Pope and be was called out and made a short talk to the boys. They thent re turned to the college and took up their regular studies. A now lot Lilly Bracket,t's Shoes in spring style just received. t.t.f Jamicson's. Scarlet Flannel 121, 15, 20 and 25c., at Wynn's Bargain Store. t&f2t, Now for That. 1ail-nlearing Reel, The difTorences heretofore existing between the members of the ExceAsior Fire Company were amicably settled at a meeting on Monday night and a c- m mittee appointed to solic!t e,)ntilbu tions for the pu -pose of getting --L ball bearing racing i cel for tournament purposes. The company was unanimous in requesting Messrs. Geo. S. Mower iknd Edilard Scholtz to act with the Chief and his two assistants on this soliiting conmmittee. The reel will be ordered just as soon as enough money is obtained, and the compiany will go ito pract"tice for the dolumbia tourna moint, where they expect to win the capiltal prize, wIhich it is saidl will be ahout $;i00. The committee willl call on the citi zens within the next few days and everybody shoul d help to put ouri boys on an equal footing wit.h other com ponies in ihe Statl e. Ju tst received a new lot of the 0. M. Jamnieson Shoes, the best goodIs on the market at the price. t.tf Enuterpristing Editor. Miss Mary Hlemphill is not on)ly the prettiest ed Itor' in the State, but her en terpirise and abilit-y in getting out late news arec not exelled by the most widle-awake editor in the State. (And we are now thinking of Editor Auli as among the focemnost.) A fter the edition of the Medium had been p)rinted1 last night the-fire occurred at the cotton mill. She wrote, set up and printed a nice account. or the lire, andi pasted the strip on each copy of the paper. The news was not, of course, of great im portanc , but the tact, enterprise andl newspaper sp)irit were there all the satme. As an editor she dieservedly stands in high regard by the readiers of the Medium, andl the brethren of the press readily ack nowledge her high merits as an editor.-] 'ress and Ban It affords uIs pleasure to echo t,he above well-merited complli ment to one of Carolina's most gifted and accom pl1ished dlaugjhters. The ed itor' of the Pr-ess andl Banner conld chose no fairce' sub ject for h is graceful and facile peni. The (Grent' :51tt)scovery Vost. W. M. iR-pine, Editor 'Tisk iIwa, Iii., 'Chiefc," says: "\-e won't keep lhous. wit hout D)r. Klu tg's New I)heo vet y for (.ottam ption, Conghls tad Colds. Ex.. perlimetd wIth many others, but necver got, the I tue remuedy uttil we used D)r. King's New D)iscovery. No other remedy catn take Iha place In our11 home, as In it we have a certainI aind tinri cure for Coug~hs, Coelds, WVhaoopinug Co'aug.ha, -etc.'' It lis ide~II to ex piernentma wit 'a other remuedie's, if thaey are urged onl you i's just, as geood as5 Di. King's New DI)scovery. 'Theoy are tnot as good, because this reli ly hits a recordi of Ucums amd beelde~s is Uiiar&tanteeu, It never falls to satisfy. Trial butt les free ait ltobertiton & Gilder's. The largest lot of unew Imp)ortedl Spring Goods that was over brought to Newhberry is now ('pened up at !"lynn's Cash Stor-c-i anmbturg Edging, Swiss es, im nities, Org'and ies and hundreds of import.ed novelties for spa-log, sold at aucotion at New York Custom House to) pay the duty. Every at,ticle is a bargain at Llynn's Cash Stor. tf OLD FARMER HOPKINS And His Merry Couipaoy at Opera House Next Monday Evening. Below are some of the pres clippings relating to the "Old Farmer Hopkins Co." that is to appear in this city on next Monday evening and is one of the best moral comedies on the road. "At the Opera House last evening that irresistible and quaint comedian, Frank S. Davidson, kept a large audi once in good If 111101 for three straight hours. le I ino of the rising comue dians of the day."--Pittsburg, Pa., Leader. "Mr. Davidson is no stranger in Cleveland, and no words of ours can add to his already enviable reputation. But few possess his ability.-Cleveland, 0., Leador. "Mr. Davidson possesses rare his trionic and musical ability. '-Wheol Ing, W. Va., Intelligencer. "Mr. Davidson took the house by storm with his excellent acting and singing, and indeed the whole perforin anco was a decided success."-Dan v:lle, Va., Pegister. "The gene al verdict was that it was one of the best entertainments that has been given in the city for years." -Springfield, Ill., Register. "We will be glad to hear of the re turn of -"Old Farmer llopkinS" to Dover. Such a show is a credit to the town, and the management, of the opera house."-Dover, Dcl., Delarcan. If you eat what you like, and digest it, you will surely be strong and healthy. But if you don't digest It, you might almost as well not eat, for what good can your food do you if it doesn't nour ish you? If you find that you can't digest it, thferc is a sim1pIe help for your stomach. It is Shaker Digestive Cordial, made by the Shakers of Mount Lebanon. It has never failed to cure the worst case of indigeston. Strength and health come from the food you eat, after it has been digested and has gone into the blood. The betst tonic is digested food. The best aid to digestion, Shakers [)igestive Cordial. Wlhen you have acid cructatione, nausea, headache, wind, dizziness, offensive breath, or any other symp toms of dyspepsta, Shaker, Dligestive Cordial will cure you. At druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents. Muitecal Convention, The Woody 13ros. of Chicago will C0omm1ence a mIUsical chorus it the old Lutheran church Wednesday evening at 8:15 o'clock. Everybody invited. Utopia Se010ol Item1. It is real dry and windy again. Some rain would be acceptable along now. Guano hauling is the principal work engaging the attention of many of the farmers at 0, is time. Soe farm work Is being done. We think more has been dlone than we aremnembear at thlis same date any previons season. We hope noth ing will hinder the farmers from keeping upj thel'irlunusulally early start. Uncle Joha Liiviangston hlas been crit ically i'll during the week. Hie is doing much better at the tiame of this writing. Hlope hIe will soon be restored to souud hecalth and( strengthl. Mr. WV. I. Herber-t went to Colum biaOn buLsineQssuV Wednsdlay~ and1( returnPaed Thu iirsd ay. Mr. Editor', we think soame of your typos got a few words changed ian our1 last week's article. You made us say "roads'' in the place of ''woods.'' There were a few other slight misleadinlg changes. We hope you will not mis represent us5 too badly if you can help i. Mr. 3. C. Dominick was recal sick a 'lay or two this week. Glad it (ldid not ast hlim long. We were mistaken last week about r. B. F. Fair returning to Charleston last Satuarday. lie ret,urned Wednes lay. Qailtings are quite popular no0w. irs. I. P. Cannlon had ono Tuesdlay. Mrts. I. IH. Boculware had one aL week oa swo ago. The ladlies have quite a nice0 Wimo together atL themIl. They arec 'eady for some one else to have inotlier. The sociable at, Mr. D. L. Hlamma's last Friday nlight did anot manteriaize m) aiccount, of unfav~oablle weather-. [t was tr-i'd over again Fridny night l'he crowd was nlot extra laarge, but it wats quiite leasanft,. All enl.ioyed the eveaing very mouch in social gamens and u-on versationl. Outr school spent a few 1hour1s in thec u-elebationl of the ianiv%ersaryv of G3eorge Wash ingtoan's bieathdlay. Thea timo was spent in studying some of tihe p)rinipadlecharacter-istics anld slt-ling qjulhies of tIle gand old "t"ather- of our country.'' We think tis is one of tile host, ways of imrpressing h istor-ical facts and of cultivat,ing aL taiste foi h)istor-y. We rettm'n t,hanks to Col. 1-. H. Autll fotr tile pre'senltationl to ouir school1 of ai c-opy of "'A IBirds-eyc Viev' of tihe H istor-y of Oh(! En1glandI(,"' by t.i*l. J no. F. Hobbs. We tink it will aidi ver-y meterialily in a recviewi of tho stubijtet, it gives tile piriipaLl e3vents of E'nglish1 history in IL very comp jrehensivye formi. Schlools wIll (10 well to pr-ocenre a copy. It, is woth many times10 the praice. Feb. 2U, 1898. Pt:pr,s. We ar-e still soiling quantities of Saluda-Croup Oil. Robertson's Compound Coughl Syrup. Eletric Linimtent. These are the medicinles for tile s01ason and Robertson & Gilder' s is the place to bny them an. WILLIAM DUGOWAN GONE TO 1118 FATHERS. End of a Brave 81rugglo "Againat Piten muonta-A Main tie State Will Mourn. [Special to the State.] Abbovi 1, Sept. 27.-Williai Ctamp bell MeGowan is dead. Tho end catie at 2 o'clock this afternoon. It was ex puuted; that, h3 survived the ni,ht is remarkable. lis death has cast a gloom over the Who0l city. Evry class loved him and lourn his t,timoly end. lie passed. away without a struggle and Was ullcolilous to tihe last. It. was a brave fight against death, but the dread disease carried its way. Th family have the deepest sympathy of the entire communit.y. The funeral will bo held from the Episcopil church, of which he was a mcnber, on Tuesday at 12 o'clock, and hb remains will rest in the cemetery of the above naited church. South Carolina has lost a gallant, manly soi, and one whom she could Ill afford to give up. .Williuam Camlipbell NcGowan, the only son of . ludgo Samuel McGowanl to rieach manhood, was bornti at Abbovillo March 16th, 1858. Iis Imlother was Susan C. Wardlaw, oldest daughter of Judge ). 1. Wardlaw. lie attended the village schools, th1n Sewaie and finally the University of Virginia, whero lie took the law course. lie was admtitted to practice law in 1878, forni ing a partnership wil h W. II. Piatrke!, with whoil his father laid been asso clated before his c(ation to the bench. In 1835 Mr. AMeGowan narried Cleia P. Matt,hows, dallghteLr of W. R. Mat thews, of (hurleston, land leaves sur viving a wife and four, children. The only ofliec he ever held was a ieiber ot the Constitutional Conven tion. iIe was captain for 1111ny years of the Abbeville Iiles, and was on the staff of Gov. John P. Richardson as Colonel. From the time of his admission to the bar he had alucrat,ive practice. A 1anttral Viait to shltmire. Mr. Editor: With your l'permission, I would be pleased to give an atecoint, of my last pistora1l visit to Whiltlire. Itemeiberi ig t,hat, anot.her sad aillie tion had visite the famtlilly of any friend, Nir' .1. S. Spearman, sinc mIyll3 previous visit, I again Weint there oil Satml'day night.. A little iore than it year ago the sailted mother of NIrs. Speal-ilnii was takezn, and now tle beloved sister has beei called to her rewiard. I iissed Irs. Ph'ifer. She was warm hearted anud symipau,hetiv, with ot.hor beaut,iful tlrai s of CIHriistian eIt1antCV. To her two bereitved duighters I ten (let' mny sinvere sypalittihy, and also to Mis. Spearian, whoseiheart is deeply grieved hecause of the loss of her life long comlpanioln land only sister. TiL house has ever been called the preach er"s home11. As waI'm, genciotIs and courteous lospitalifty Is d('pensed here as was ever enjoyed by the wt-iter any where. On Suntday the wveathert was mtu'(r and1( threaItenlingi, SO ourP congregation was smai&ll. Whien a iiiter faith ftully prepareti's his sermion, dt'ir as 1(i or 18 weatthler, it is veirv encouiraging for t he p)eole to turu ilOt to hear n imil. Alyv friend and compioni ini woi'k att Whit ire, NI r. Friaiik iliipp, was out with hiis brtidle. Mr s. Hipp is the diaughter0 of 11y3 old college-maiite, Thos. Duceket t, iad aliso a n iece of another col lege mate, H. 0. Dunncan, of onr city. A frientd, MIiss Cipi1)1y3, of G reenw1ood, was visiting Mi's. Ilipp. They hlped 1us greatly in onur music. Upoin the whole the day was pleasant. andc [ t.rust, Stunday night wvas sIpent with 1my3 frientd John11 Scott,, a farmer of tihe old type. Mr 1. Scott ri'ises plenty1. of food Lit, 1home1 hot,h for man aiid bealst. Tis is the clie.f recason why h1is cottonl can lie piled tip at his gat-e util he gets eacady to sell it, and also hel.p a need~y leighlbor now anud again. I sec 110 farm n Newherry'~ County wher'e better wvork typearLis to lie (1one, 01' the crops5 kept n1 neater' fix than at Mir. Scott.'s. On my way homer I dined at, Mr. Jlayton A birams'. I htave in thte piasi unde manyi13 pleasant callIs at MI. I Abiaims'. I fe is anlothert farmier' wiho iv'es at hlomle and11 closely ttendits to 'lii own btusiness. Iils home and farm .ivye eviieiice of muichI work anid imi I always' enijoy' imy, visits to Whiitmire. i hold( m11 sel f rteady to eie:.ftulIly et n. tributeiI my1 mit (of enicouraagemnent in the lauidabl'e effoats (of the good citizens lonldit,iona. I noticed that11 anl unullsual amilounit (If been. miiiiade forl ani otber P r op. I was ialsto 1l(1 to bel Ciev t,haut theia curtva Iilment, of Lhe area for coititn was~ veary sIliht., if .111y at, all1. 1 doi no, Jiresiline int this :onneictiona t.o give any3 uI advic to1 farmt L'rS us to how t,biey hiadi best, mai.nage t hir buisliess, lbnt. I do haiive somel ex perience, obiservtion a oii p(iions(i of my3 owvn. Cottoni phoiiteas areP ablouit I hit onily tclass (If blO.,iness miein n.lt hbendall uthe eneorgies of hadt,a o 1)(1 at"l pun' e thiey 1posCess to reduce I the priie of the c -anmeIl soue t,o atdvance the pice oif fo aly and knoc)w ingly. I lihave i u hard of r'eformeid druntkards, of per->ons libel 1t.(d from tile mlost iaserable bondage of the mIorphIinte h abit. We atre tol, aind muany of us bielieve It.. I hat omnlipo taent, grace and1( love can1 softe an 1 rd subt dIue thle mo0st. calln hodIear'tedi sIiner'. bitt i niever' yet he ar'd of any 3 aal'gm eint, any cor' >inalltionl of plantr 's, oi gan iz/ed t.o briii ir none .r1 ,- t an y lit o fne . -... - tCbfton, like every other crop, needs nourishment. A fertilizer containing nitro gen, phosphoric acid, and not less than 3% of actual Potash, will increase the crop and im prove the land. Our books tell all about the subject. They lre free tu any farmer. EIMAN KAI WORKS. 13 Nassa st., Now York. . bittl exper1ione, together with 1povel 0 ty, hard living, with dilapid.ated hones and impoverished farms, to bring the spC of the cotton 1n'ania. And yet cot ton mlight bo 1nado tho most, sparklig jewel inl our Southern tgrinlituiral diadem. 1tespect.fuilly, J. I). M. Newberry, S. C. At Wotl,emielte. Mr. A. C. .Jon.s is kepping up tits racket at, his Newberry store iand giv ing the people of this couniulinitv the opportunit.y tobuy at retail whatever they want and only pay wholh-atle prices. 1to is goling t.o keep it, uip duiring the spring. lio is a h11ustler Atd if youl want new spriig goods lower thanl ever before sold in Newherry call i at h1is Newberry tore b('foro the rush begils und make yor silee Read whiatt he has to say il anther (olumtln a1long this line. A LONG TIME AGO Soeit oln asked: Mistress l\11ary) quito conitralry H1 ow does your garden grow ? Such a tquestion is 1gravating after the garden is plantvd and there is found to be something tho matter with tho seed, Wo don't believo there w%ill be an11y troublo if you colmt to uis for GARDEN SEED! Garden Seed!! Garden Seed!!! .. . GARDEN SEED .. We kecp Bruist's Gar1duen Seed and they h ever FA L to GI OW We would uot KooD Mlcmti1, if THEY DID. ROBEvTOmGiL.DEl -Ph arm acists... Cigar Sale ! I have't a fewv off' brandtts of C igars t hat I will sell regardleiss oh'cost. These5( Cigar's a ro allI sohl by manutfactuarers fotr first class goods, butt they do ntot auiit otur trade. Call for "SANTA B3ANA," "ATTIACVA CLUB I" anad "BEN BO\V~S !'' if you want Cigars att a low IEy llo(iia' Lillo of Uwaii8 is upl to its uual exc'l lencor! Wo dlo our abarotr of stulin~lg the most fastidious smaokers of the town, thterefore, we ctannot aifford to keepj anything hut thle best in our regular lino. T1hanik ing you for past faLvors and ask - inig ai contitiuanco of same, 1 am yours to plontso, H. B .JONVIS. Cannon & Mayes, are agents for the Mansion House Steam Laundry, OF' Greenville, S. C. T he Proper Domes/ic Finish at this lttandry'. Cieant uamd sweect, dried~ t ini the o[pen atir, and1( the I'vicst wvashiing ma whiteness is b)egot of me(thaods that will niot rot the goodsa. Any collar', cuff or' shirt done~ up~ here is sur'o to give p)er feet satisfaction. To p)lease our pattr'oni is our tam--aind wn naevar fnil to do it. No Reductions By 'thor Houses Will ever un dvrsoll or reach the level of Our Low Prices. We Underbuy and Undorsoll them all NO EXCEPTIONS. Whether You Are offered goods at ost or at half price, como to th.o Bee Hive of bmrgais and you can buy the stimo goods for a more song. Yes1 Our prices aro very little our Compotitors need magnify. ing glaissel to seo themn! We knock themli blind Here Are a Few Ulack ye.s for competitors: 4-4 Bleaching Yours at Only 3 3-4c. por yard. Yours at only 5c p!cr yard. Yours at only ;)e. per yard. lIest Stanudard l'rints Yours It 0111 4(. per yard. Good Gred Co' 00prou Volli at only 90c per pound Good ("reell C ollt., Yours t'it only3 '1C )let- pol1lid. Soap-(;ood Waslihig Soap Yol's al. only 3C.. per pollnd. All other Good-I 10t vor-respolldilgly low Prlices. Your Dollar Is worth hwieo as much at tho .Bihive of Bargains. 0. KLETTNER, The Fair nd Square Dealer. Come to See Us! Whenll ill 'ived of anlly(hing in the Dry (Gomls, Dross Goods, Whito (Gi'<ds, Notions, l'mbroidery, Lacos, I b i ) bon,ll andI .111111ikorci l ef s, i vloves, &-(-ts N , and tIII.o Whien ).Oil wallit 11nything" inl Shoes, 1111(s, Clot.hirng, h>v s' an1 l ( (hihdrens' K no ll S uits, Kt'.ora K in d ants, Shirts, Collars 0d (11i, 1I1"ie'V, Neckwvar and Siupenders. New Spring Goods! We are oflering this week a nlow lot, I'renles, Shirting P"rini, Em - broidvy, Iibois,'l'itnings, Shirts, hits, &c. in /he Lot: I vast. Sta 1,1ho1l .1--4 P'oreales, prett V iew st les, we will sell at I wor b 10 and 121% I vaso Stai(lard Shirting 'rinits at G- lleachinlg at 5c., Worth 61 to e Al I 1,ino n i(i we,ls at 10, 15 and 25-. Tal Iima k at, 25, 35, -10 and 50e, pwr ya rd. Ta'lh- Oil ('lot lh nt1, 15. per yard. I lto 's inI ('hihh eIs' Suits Clothing atI. 75..lo .:I.. Ao at slli.. Youl vnln a ppr-e ehuie t,hem if you see thlem, noysv- I'xt ia k nie I'antis at. 25, :35, 10, A\ nice', hue of Mlin's laxt.ra~ lants at St. $1 -o 0. 2, lii .$3, to fit, nny1 one. We w i ave yoni at. i'aist, 10 to 25 per1 cent.. on all purchase inaide wit.h t313 se1 u olen. No .it.rouble to show COPELAND BROS. M a'in Stree(t. - - NeOwberry'3, S. (C. WATER WORKS ELEOTiIG LIGHTS. I hav secur'ed ilPi at Iirst'' lass workmlan abov,ue tle'inehIits wheni the t.ime1 comets. I shall strii'e to pIlase ini cver'ywy W\'ill 11e pleased41II tol make( 3. estites free gr'atis. I ami oI! fully qipped113 to do Turni'niig and1 all other'i hii(yele1 wor'k.I keep) a full supply~ hf bilm{1e 14undr1Iels. Store by'P the' ear~ (:L at,ii al pices0. I have reIci ved riiany kid favor's frouui thet pieople ofC N'ewvherry ini ,he I ask( for~ at rial ini these, new brancilhes ofmy isin'ss. . W.W IrE Other Things besides SPECTACLES There'i areo hi,t' of things in thant you w~onhIlinev'er' tl,iiok 01f tless you sa w thornj. We hiav a beai u l line i of small11 NOVel ties at extremenrly pleatsan ithour)l I in lookinzg l1lOun at( 11Uoilr stook and buy wVhl nI y'ou get reCady. EIDUA RID SCIIOLTZ, The Jow( let'