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NEWBEtty'.MAlRKET. Corrected every Tuesday and FrIdI hySummer Bros. M oat... .................. . . 4( Shouldors ........................ 5jA i H am s. .............................. J ( 12 - Bost Lard ............... ...... ()8 Best Mlasses, now crop...... 5U Good Molasses ................ 25(a)35 Core ................................... 55 Moal .......... . . ......... ........... 5) Hay.................................. 90 W heat Bran........................ $1.0 lst Patent Flour.................. $6.01 2nd Best Flour.................... $5.5 Strait Flou o........................ $5.2 Good Ord inary Flour ............$4.00(4. Sugar .................. ..... ......... oI(o(6 R ICO .................................... 6 ( 8 oico .............................. . 10((420 Cotton seed meal, per .lok... $1.0 B.tlo Hulls, per uAvt......... 30 Country Pro( ice Butter, per 1b .................. 15@20C. Eggs, per dozen ................ 10c. Chickens, each .................... 12(it20c. Peas, per bushel....... .......... 50c. Co i, per bushel................. 60c. Oats, por bush hl.................. 35(S00c. Sweet potatoes ................... 50(a)40c. Turkeys, tor lb ............. (a) 8c. Fodder, per owt .................. 0(a)75c. FARMER'S WANDO GUANO... ... AND GLOBE FERTILIZER The two leading GUANOS - Sold in Newberry I will make it to youi interest to see me be fore buying. I can sav( you big money. J. J. LANE. A Just Chlim. Easkine College, and the friends c education, rejoice with Newberry Col lege In the success of h1er. long struggl to secure an appropriation of $15,00( from the United States governmtIent fo damages to the college building, regull Ing from its occupallcy by Fedora troops, at the close of the war. Th claim was just and ought to have beei paid long ago. The money will be welcomo dividend to Newberry College -A. R. Presbyterian. Ilucklen'so Articam Salve.. The beat Salve in the world for Cu4 Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hiand Chilblain, Corns, and %ll Skin lrull tionF, 111 )sitively cures Piles, or i pay required. It ia guaralteed to gi v perfect satisfact ion or money refundedi Pce25 cents per box. For stile b~ Ro,bertson & Gilder. Fot theo Neqixt )3 8y FroLm date I will sell at anid belos New York cos)t~ Jogers Bros.' spooni Kaives, Forks, antd p)lated ware WI.atches, Chains. Bracelets, CulfT ani Collar But.tons, Clocks, BSroachecs, Sil ver. Novelties, Fancy Coods. Comie an: see us, our room is limi tedl and we mnus make room for ouri spring and su mme go.'ds. Watches, Clocks and Jeweht' repaired and work guaranteed. 01 gold and silver bought, and exchatigedi * EDUARD! Suoorz, t,f Next door to Robertson & Gilder. (Gool Makii Cows With young heifer calves, for sale b Henry D). Boozer, t3t. .Just received a new lot of the 0. M~ Jamnieson Shoes, the best goods on th, market at the pilce- t.tf New china mattings just reciev'ed a Woot.on's. 2t. The Literairy Add(Ire,Ss. The liter'ary societies of Ne~wberri College have seciured the acceptance c Hion. WVm. N. Sheats, Superin tnden of Pulicl Instrutction of Flotrida, to deC liver the literary taddress att thle av p)roachlrg commenance,ment. H1e ha5 held his pr'esent. ouieo for ei gh t yeaLrs and is said to be0 a man of excellen ability as a pub)lic spciakeri. 'iThere are throen littl titngs whltehi d14 imor nortk thanui any oil er Ih.ree sittle thlig ri i aled I hey are the ant, t he ha, nad D eW It' I .Ittie 1Crirly Itisrs,- he unt n t ing t he huamon i otr stomiach, and liver troubilest. 1W Beau tifutl Hall I acks at Wooten' see them. 2t. Toi cure ia Coldi in one, iay. Take Laxative liromno Quinine Tal. lets. All D)ruggistsn refund the mono if it fails to cure. L~>c. f&t6m Wait ed! Agents to work in Nort.h or Soutl Caroli na for the Home M nuual Fi r Protection Association of Monith Care I ina. Liberal commlission or satlar given. Apply to Tu'ios. F. HIAIRMON, Con. A gt., t&f40t. Newberry, S. C. We are still selling quantities of Saluda Croup Oil. Robertson's Compound Cougl Syrup. Electric Linimonit. Th~Iese are the mledliciniea for th~ seauson and Robertson & Gilder'si the place to buy thorn at. A niew lot Lilly Brtacket,'s Shoes I spiilng style just recei ved. t. i-f J1am icson's. Having boutgh t the D al ry milk I cowt I o'lur thetm for sale cheap. They ar choice cows. E. Cabatniss. t tf. VARIIOUS8 AND ALL AUOUT Mr. A. B. Carlisle, of Chattanooga, . Tenn., Is in the city. Mr. A. C. Jones returned from Phila dolphia yesterday morning. Miss Cecelia Cohn left last week to visit relatives in Ashville, N. C. . lion. Goo. S. Mower vent over to 3- Lexington yesterday on business. 3 Mis. Julia Gray, neo Miss Speck, cf Florida, is visiting at Mrs. W. H-. Car wile's, Mr. 0. M. Jamieson has gone to Bal ). tinore and Now York to buy his spring stock of clothing. . The stroots were oirowded wit,h peo . plo yesterday. Saleday and court al ways bring good crowds to the city. Mis. Sease accompanies Solicitor ). Sense on his official visit to Newborry this week, and is)spending the time with friends. The Coroner and jury investigating the burning of the Reeder residence mt on Saturday and adjourned 'until April 2. All the applicants for the Newberry postotilce who went to Washington have returned and Mi'. Jas. R. David son is still nostmaster. Rev. A. G. Kirkpatrick, of Prosperiby preached in Thompson Strect church last Sabbath,. Next Sabbath Prof. W. K. Sligh will preach in this church. There was only one land sale made yester4py. C. A. Brooks as Adiniriis trator' f Edgecomb Lark, deceased, sold 551 acres in No. 7 to P. H1. Koon for' $585. Capt. J. N. King, of Ninety-Six was in the city last w .ek shaking hands. He says he is in the race for Cong'ess from this district and I hat, he expects to win. He has been for several weeks in Pickens and Oconee. We we' 3 mistaken in stating that Mr. I. S. W) tley wits agent for the Holeip Mutual Insuraneo Company. He has not yet accepted the agency, but is - thinking of going to Saluda to go into the contracting business. Mr. R. B. McCarty, who has been unable for several weeks to leave his rootr, was in Saluda last Saturday. Mr. McCarty give ,Dv. .1. .1. Kirkscy much Credit for his improvement for the best medical skill of Newberry has failed. Saluda Advocate. f "Old Partner Hopkins" at the opera . house last niglit was one of the best at 2 tractions ic the season. The scenery was the prettiest and mosteffective everi r seen in the Newberiry opera house. We hope that this company will make a ret,urn date here, and if It does It will be pationlized. Some politicians have been trying to .t get Hon. 0. L. Schumpert to run for Attorney General oti a certain ticket to strengthen it but Mir. Sehumpert, is too good at politician to he duped Into play ing second ildd I for another man when he is the stronger of the two.-Saluda Advocate. The exPlosion of a gasoline can In i the rear of .1. W. White's store caused an alarm of fire yesterday evening shiortly after six o'clock. LittIe diam age was done excep)t that MIr. White's hiatnds wct'e bui'ned in extingu ishaing the flames, and that is causing him sonic pain and( incotnvenience. - Th'le anelent Gree-ks believedl that the I Peate's were the gods whoaltinde.d to t the -' efare and1 prosperity of the fami ly. Theliy wetre weorshipp)ted as hotuse hold( gods Int every hiomte. Tie house I hiold godl of today is D)r. Kin's New .IDiscovery'. For consmtisi i on, coughs, co(ldsj and1 for all alleetlotts of Throat, Chest and1( Lunegs it is invalable. It hats beena trIed for a qularter of a cena tury ai nd Is gmrranateed to cure, or monettiy returnied. No h)ousehold should t,e witho(ut this good0( a'egel It 15 pi'esatat to take and a safte and( stare remedy for old1 antd younta:. Fres trial bott'es ait Robiertsn & Glider's Drug Store. Regular sis" 50". and $1.00. t 5~ub-Ait,,ance itally. in respotnse to the catli of Pi'esident WVilborne of the Sta'e Alliance to matke Satu rdaLy, 12th Match, Stab Alliance iRally Day, the stab-alliances of New b etry County are hereby catlled to meet t at theh-' resp)ective p)laces of meeting - eoa Saturiday, 12th, it, 2 p. am. - "'Member-s atre urged and r'equiested a to put themiselves in good standinug , wit,h the State aand Nattional Alliances t, by p)aylig thieir annual tiues, which will be 25 cent,s State antd 10 cents Na tional."' e A11l suab-allilances atec requtestedl to meet, amnd those that, have not beeni a tmee-tig a'egular'ly atte requecsted to areoi'gani-ze and be praepared to send full delogationas to the niext mneetinig of the P. TP. C. iIUwrERi, Pt'esi dent. C. 1?. 1 OYa, Scraetar'y. C2ounaty papera ple'aso copy. hr. Votgt Ihar. Dr1. A. G. Voigt, whto hiad been to Wilaming-ton, N. C., ar'rived home this mornainag oti the CI., N. & L. Rt. Rt., anad In order to shorten tbe distance to his retsidlene undtiatook to get oft the amov lng train at road cr'ossing neat' t.he r'esidenace of Na'. Os. Wells. lie fell andi was pain fully3 hurt abouott the hecad, lace atid back., liHe was ab)le to walk to his house af ter' the fall, baut, was unfcontscious eta atr rivitng ther'e. Dr'. Houaseatl was stim ~a oned immntaedilately, anid did( all ina his s powea' t,o relieve the dioctor' of his paina. Hei sootn recoverted consciousness, andl( we ar'o glad to state that Dri. Hlousoal is of the opitniotn thatt lhe is niot setriouisly hur mt. ERtrasyed Mutte, 5 On baty atule about 14 hands high. 0 unht eye out. Take,n ,, S.. T Newberry Collegelaim Approve PHICSIDENT MicINLEY BIGN8 '11 BILL. The Oppoositlons FaIs to Couvinco the Pre Idenlt-Newbery College Gets the 815,00 - P*reetd4ent Cromier Will itealh Home Today. The Herald and News yesterday rt coived the following telegram frot President Geo. B. Cromor of Newber, College: Washington, D. C., llar-h 7, 1898. College bill approved' CROMElt. So the efforts of the enemies of New berry Colloge in Newberry have prove futile. They have failed to convinc Presideut McKinley that the collog would not get the money or that it wa not a just and righ teous claim. . We congratulate the college and th people of Nevberry on the outcome o the fight. The right has provailed and the col lege hits been given that which sh( should have had long ago. Congressman Latimnr and Senato Tillinan have worked hard to get th bill through and to secure the signa ture of the President and they havc been successful. We owe them oui thanks. President Cromer did well to go tc Washington to explain to the Presi dent the true situation and to answei any of the charges that had beeni madc to withhold the signature of Piesiden McKinley, and he, too, wits successful It is a miatter in which all of our citi zens felt an interest. We rejoice a the outcome. TO WELCOMM PRlESIDENT CROME. Exercises at tle Coll ge today ar< itispended and preparations are niak ing to meet President, Cromer at thi train and give him a hearty welcome The faculty and student body will turi out in full force and a right royal re ception will be had. "I have never had a day's sickness ir my life," said a middle-aged man th( other day. "What a comfort It would be," sigh some poor invalid, "to be in his lplac( for a year or two." Yet half of the ii valids we see might be just as health3 as he, if they would only take prope care of themselves, eat proper food and digest it. It's so strange that such simple thing are overlooked y those who wan health. P It makes strength--and strengtl wards off sickness. The man who ha< never been sick was st.rong because h ilways digested his food, and yoi could become the same by helping you 4tomach to work as well us his. Shake1 Digestiv3 Cordial will help your stom tch and will make you st,rong anc bealthy by matking t,he food you ea make you fat. D)ruggists sell it. Trial bottle 1t senits. Flynn says he is overloaded wvitl oods again andl that the Newv YorL tmyer must hav'e had about four fingeri n h1im and feelI ig rich as Vanuderbil when, he bought the goods. HeI forget: now how hard it was to make a dollar when he pulled the hell cird over th< ousiness end of the mule. t&12t. Dr. F. C. W~oodlwardt to Lectu,re. Dr. F. C. Wood ward, President Souti l'ar. lina College, has accepted an invi cation to deliver a lecture before th< Newberry Bible Society, on Sunda3 3vening, March 27th. HIe is a charm Lg sp)eaker andt we knowv the people o Newberry wvill hear with leasure thal be is to speak In Newbeirry and wil tive him a large audience. Newberry Land and Security Company. A pplicat,ion hits been mad e to the Sec retary of State for a commission t( npen books of subscription to the capi bal stock of the above company. Th< stock is to be $50,000. The co' .orator: ar F. N. Martin. J. H-. Mcintosh, C J. Purcell, Geo. W. Summer', and .Johr MI. Kinard, all excellent business men It is a move in the right direction. Th< payments are to be made in monthl1 installments. Tihe Dispensary P'roits. 'rhe dispensary at Newherry madi is798.55 net prolits for the town an< aounty for the quarter end i ng Dc,-*.n ber 31, 1897. The money was paid t< Uho county last T1hursday. 'rhe H-erak md News has heretofore published at itemized statement showing the busi ness and expernse. Baccalatieate Snimno. Recv. J. A. Sligh has been Invited t< preach the h aeca laureate sermon be fore the gradtating class at Newb3rr" Dollege at the approaching commence inent, and has acepltedl the invitation lie has been a life-long friend andl sup porter of the college and has been pres dent of the board of trustees for the past fifteen years. Catarrh Cannot be Cured with. LOCAL APPLIUATIONS, as they can iiot reatch i ho ie-ait of the disease Criarrhr is b,lood cor c~ons*titItinal dt i,,eaie, nat1 i i,orde lo cure t von mutst ak,, tnt rn ii ri mueies llail's Cat, ri h Unre Is taken, Internalily, uni rcts dtir'ctly on. thle loldI,ii aniucouas sum rfaces. Haill'ii ma-arh ;ure I in ot n (gat' medicine It was pinereribed b)y or e of thn best, phnysiotans in this country for years, ani Is a regular prescr'ipt ion. 1( is cornp osi .d o the be.st toicts known,, cn' iblned with l.h best.b10lood pritlirs acting directly on th umiLCOus surfact-s The per fect comnbi natimon a the, two inrgrediernts i's whatd produ.ces sue: wounderfult re uits in curing Uatarrh. Eenud fo ,. stimonitats, free,. F". J. li ISNNEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. Soil by Ir, tulosts prlee V6cn TIE COURT. Judge Bonet Charges the Urand Jury-By. E rnl ImPorIant Case4 to be Tried. The Court of General Sesdions coll - vened at Newberry yesterday morning, Judge W. C. Benet presiding. Solici tor Sease and stenographer Campbell at thoir posts. The morning session was taken up with organizing t'ne grand jury and the u charge of Judge Benet. Mr. A. J. Willinghain was elected foreman of the grand jury. Mr. 1. S. Boozer was excused f rom service on the grand jury and Mr. Jno. C. Neel was drawn in his place. . The court room was crowded all day and the Solicitor had an unusually large number of bills to hand out. ' Many of thon of more than ordInavy Iteres0t. - 3 Judgo Benet charged the jury at 3 length as to their duties and specifleal ly on each bill so that there will be no reason for them not to uinderstand their duties. Some parts of the chargo were 3 of considerable public inteest and f much in the public mind just. now, and we therefore give foll synopsis. JUDGE BEN10,'S CIIARGE. Judge Benet charged the grand jury clearly and emphatically and at some lenuth as to the scopo and enforcement of their dut-les. He began his remarks by explaining - to them the nature of the oath which had been administered to them. The duties of the panel he asserted were to exercise throughout the whole term of the present year, supervision over all matters relating to the administration of law, tihe expenditure of public money, condition of the roads, bridges, ferries and public buildings, the conduct of public officials in the performance of their official duties, the maintainance of peace and good order in all sections of the county, the protection of the in dustrious and the punishment of the criminal, the detection of crime, the abtement of nuisances wherever exist ing, whether of a moral or material character, the expenditure of the pub lie school fund; in short, wherever the public interests are effected by the ad ministration of the law and the conduct of the public ollicials there is the prov ince of the grand jury, not only during the session of the Court but during every (lay of the year. Judge Benet stated to the jurors that under their oath they would be com pelled to take notice of t he condition of matters reported to exist in the vicin ity of the town of Pomaria. "It has been brought to the attention of the Court," said he, "by the public press and by officials of your county, that a dreadful condition of afflairs obtains there. Whether it be true or not, I know n-thing, but if it be true, It is the duty of the grand jury to have the matter in hand at once. You have the power to call before you any citizen to give information. The Court will aid you by Issuing bench warrants to bring before you any citizen that you may imagine possesses information to throw light upon wmhat is said to he taking place in that neighborhood. If the ac counts In the newspap)ers be true, there seems to be a reign of terror in and around P'omaria, p)eaceful, law-abiding cit,izens cannot lput, their heads oni their pillows with certainty of having a house over their heads in the morning, in danger of their lives or in dread of be ing burned up; and the worst feature of it,, if it be true, Is that a feeling of dread and fear and terror has taken possession of the law-abiding peop)le to such an extent that they are afraid to give in formation lest, sonmc terrible vengeance he visited upon them by lawless men. The only p)rotection for a law-abiding people is the law, and the grand jury represents the law, and their action should be such as combined wit,h the a - sistance of the Solicitor, and thie Court shall insure a seuse of security andl peace to law-abiding p)eple, and con voy fear andi dread to the violators of the law." Judge B3enct, also insrtructed the grandl jury to present, for trial any who might he found to hatve compounded a felony with lawbreakers in refraining for any reason to prosecute the latter, and also to piresent for trial for misprision of fel ony any who might withhold informa tion as to the corn mission of a felony. The Court also instruct,ed the jury with reference to looking after the bonds of count,y ollicers, implrovements recoimmiendled by former jur mies to be made oni count,y buildings, the making of presentments, and thme regular work of the (Curt week. > he following bills were handed the grand jury: George Wilson---murder. J. E. Smith-murder. Elliott Kenned y-larcenyv. Forest Coun ts-larcey. Albert Wise-larceny of live stock. Will Cleland -housebreak ing and lar eeny. W~ill iMIorr'is-biurglar'y and larceny. WXm,. Burton and Albert DeWalt gamibl ing. Fayette Metts-disposing of prop (;ity under lion. Eph)l I lopson-assault andl battery w it,h in tent, to k ill. Richard Work man-assault andt bat. trwith intent to kill. J.W.i Sighm, Edwvard Wallace, Milers Wallace, Wmii.' Rutherford-riot, and a.ssult andl battery wit,h Intent to kill. i)Devilius Haker- - assault, wit,h intent to ravish. D)evilius Hlaker-hmousebreaking and larceny andl receiving stolen goods. J. W. Riser-. housebreaking and lar Sceny and receiving stolen goods. A. F. Rliser, Wmn. Riser, J. A. Hiser r -housebreaking and larceny and re eiving stolen goods. D Iavid Taylor andl Simon Tayor..-.I housebreaking and larcolny and re,.oiv Ing stolenl goods. John Blekley-housebreaking and larcony and recvlng stolen goods. The following wore not pressed. Hory Boyd-assault and battery. Peter Alt;ton--- assault and battery. Will Crooks-neglecting and refus Ing to provide for children. The following triu bills: Eph Hopson -assitul and battery with inteit, kfil. Will ( leland - housebreaking and larcony. J. 1. S1iih - mur11der. Geo Wilson-mur1dider. J. W. Hisor, A. V. Hisor, Wml. Riser, Jas. A. Riser, Jno. liekley, Deviliius Balkor, David Taylor and Sihinon Taylor -hots- breaking atnd lareeny and re CeIvinig stolen goods. Eph Hompson was tried yecltily at tornoon and acquitted. He was ciatrgoed with an assault with intent to kill. Will Cleland pleaded giuilty on two charges of houlse breaking and laienry. The Polinaria cIS0s are set, for tlis afternloonl. Som11etalsag tip lnow. It ma3 be worth momuethIng to know that the . Ary best niedictie f'or rostor. Itg the tired out tiervous systeI t a he dthy vigor is Electrie Bitlers. This medicine is purely vegetatule, acts by giving tone to tho n1erve cenrtres Inl the a oniatch, getitly tiinulaI t h lie Liver and Kidney. s aind aids Mhse orgatits lit thromwng oill ilpurities lin the k,lood. Eleotric fi tters iiproives the appetite, a1ids (ligeilmst, lilld is pronloutived by those whol) have tried It ais t he very b est blood puriller and nerve toitic. Try it. old for 60v mi $1.00 per bottle at Robertsu & Gllder's Drug Store. We are again overstocked, our New York buyer having ISVt twice too manty goods, and we mu11st positively sacrillee those beautiftul new goods. G'o to othur stores and get prices, thwn comie to see ts and you canl see t.he marked d1if'erence ina goods and prs to be in our11 favor. From the N,,w York Custom ilous s etielloll sale of Pebruary we have the latst importa tIons of higI gradl ite andl colored Dress Goods, Fine Ilambllurg .111eoi t and Swiss "dginlg, Dinities, Ilnets Lawn, Organdies, Nainsook and \Vei,s and a thousand noveltieS in aLI kin(Is Of goods at not, Inore talin t05e oil the dol lilar of last year's I.rices. . Come ail See out' novelties and l'urgainls. It, is a pleasure, and not a labor, t.o show n1 ive new, up-to-date goods whlen they are g(enuicn bairgains, and hear the laidies say, "They are the pretties' and cheap e4t, g-ods I ever saw, and you 111 l al so very kinld," at Plynin's Cashil Store. I& f2t Items Fromn Hr. P1atil'. We had a lice rain last Friday wh ich was greatly needed. The farmers are well along with their work. Misses Dodic and Viola Kibler are at home from the Columtbia leale Col logo. Mr. John Buzlardt, and his sister, Lilla May, visited relatives in t.hese parts Standav. Mr. Franik Stooktan, wife and habt, of Little Mountaail, spent, Satuiday night and Sunday with the family of Mr. L. I. Epting. Mr. Warven and Miss Hadessat Ep ting, Mrs. M. J. Dickert and hiri son Ezr.aa, br'oke br'ead with the writer' Sni day. Rev. J. A. S'igh lats beent selected andl will praeach the baccallaralt set' mon at Newberriy Col legoeconinsotice menrt, th is year'. The Sutnday-schaool olhicer's elected to1 serave this yeaar are as follows: Super Supeintenident , J. A. C. lK i blot': S1ec tary, T.' A. Eptitng; Libraratian1, J. J. Epting. Theli Gr'avcyarsd Associat.ion elected ofllcers: Precsidenta, L. I. Epting; Vice Pre'sident, Goo. h. AuilI; Scetary, WN. S. Seybt; Trealsur'er, J1. J1. Eptinag. Thea preCsident hsas app)lointed0 theo fol Iowving a1 solicitintg comm tittee: ,1. A. ('. KIbLea, J. I. Sense1(, J1. J. Epting, W. S. Seybt, H-. F. C'ountais. T1he snaesident asks the muember's anad fr'ienidsa 'tis atssociationR to pay1 their dues0 to the above named commnittee alt once2 so t,hat, woen bel)h prep[araed to chean off yar d when It nleeds it. Thier'e is anothiing nicer thana a well1 kept tgravteyst'-d. This shows the r'espect wo haive for' the loved ones 1 hat are' dead1(. Thiiis work enn be done cllloietly only throusgha March 7, 1897. hatle8suiin thme son1 li. sa for sneta (lcca Thie Southernii l(ailway11 is otfering510 speOcial r'edu ced tates for' te'tr tip to occasions, whlsi I hi il occur iln that, i tv: Ameicans la;tt.t Eduia' nt.ioal So.ia.a'v, May 15 : So. Ilasp1 ist. Coanventt ion, May Il 12: Womani's Hat tist .\1ison,'.y 'taioni, May f;-10. -l ickts will he~ putt onl salie Mayit3 2 to I. limfited( fort 15dny13s, alt.$12 31) fot' the r'ound( trip fr'omi New hery t''v irs 1a1ny(i futher a in fora'taiona ci'll on A ger' J1. A. lir,'on. who waill take pleasurte inl poin1)ti ng ouat tb he 1 aant alges, su1per'ior1 accOloodal t,Ios and( 1 Iiprovetd ser'vice offer'ed by thie ohio'n. A child of Mi a'. August Daniielsoni aged(, 15 msonthss, died Sunaday msornsintg. Ma'. J1. M. (Chianer's died alt Isis homlae anear Pomiat'ia~ Sua and 11 was buria'ed yesteaiy ait Ileatd Spiunig ebsttch. lHe wnals abot)1 35i yeasloh an ad Il evs a1 wlife and11 severQaal chilIdrt''n. J. Ii. Walton hats openeatd at Hia' 1n0s8 Sh5op onl MIainI Stre'ett, ne&xt door to 0. Kietttner's. Will Inakto ne(w hiarnaosa and( repair old. Twentty- five years exporirtnte. Prticest r'eaoniable. (Jivo him yoair ordcerst. Satis-fattiona guitarnteed. t. Notice to Work Roads. 7-ulii '1'T,WNSHi Ii' C'OMiSSION .. -oars of I.his ( oun sty art' hiereby aao ti tied to 1have' thse OVertsE31ras put'1 th r'oad(s ini good coniditiona 1by Mlaiy I, 1808. J NO. M. SCHi- U MI IPERT, Corn responds readily to proper fer tilization. Larger crops, fuller ears and larger gra;n are sure to result from a liberal use of fertilizers containing at least 7% actual Potash Our books are free to farmers. GERMAN KALI WORKS. g3 Nassau St.. New York. A LONG TIME AGO Some one asked: Mlistross Mary quite conitrary How (oes your garden grow? Such a (uestioll is agraviatilUg ifter the giarden is planted and there is folud to bo sonething the matter with the seed, Weo don't bolievo thero wvill be any trouble if you come to us for GARDEN SEED! Garden Seed!! Gardei Seed!!! . . .GARDEN SEED Ve keep bu-t's Garidei Seed a(d they never FA'L to GRIOW W Wold 1101 Kcli 1101, IF TRY DID. ROBER1T5ON&GILDER --Pharmacists... Other Things besides SPECTACLES There are lots of tings in contIa in j ewels Lots of smrallI arit ist ic aurticjles su itab)10le or X. mas pre'sen t s fl less you saw thtem. 'We have a beautiful line of smnall Novelties at ext reimely LOW PRI IUE~S. Yrou (Ucan iI om and sp)end1 a pleasanllt hour inl looking artiountd at~ our1 stock and buy when1 you get readIy. EIDUA RI) SClIOLTPZ, Thle Jieweler. Cannon & Mayes, are agents for the Mansion House Steam Laundry, Greenville, S. C. The Proper Domes/ic Finish at this laundtory. Cleani and sweet, died in, thle opent air, mnd t he finest5 waushinmg mas . whiteness is beg~.Otof miethiods thait will niot rot theo goods5. Anty collar, omuff or itd Jo upI here is Furo to give per feet satisfactioni. To pleas our patrons is our jijmi- -and1( wo' 0neverP fail to (10 it. Dissolution of Partnership. - . t.for, existling unicler thei firmu .l A8. 1. ToDD)1. J. W. Ki BLi;':. .\ lrch 1. 1898r. t.2t. NOW is tile TIME ..BUY.. When you can get goods . . . 0lper cent. Below Actual Cost. 10-4 Sheeting, lOc. 10-4 Sheeting, 121c. 10-4 Sheeting (best), 18'c .\larseilles Quilts, I 'rice $1. Itt $2.'0. M.\arseill,!F-Quilts, P'ele $2 25 at $'10. White Quilts, largC size, u5e. Nice line of Huck and Damask Towels cheap. Table linenIbelow cost 20 pcs yard wide Percale, price lOc, 12 1-2c & 5c. Every piece of goods in our store marked down until Iuesday, 15 March - Come to.See Us! y o Od111 , D -rs (- d, I Wh !-A ( loos, Nolitns,Ket i.i',iodr, ](c IBtys' tntl ('hilrenstt4' ilineo sutits I1xtrat lI\m auu'its, ShitIs, Collars New Spring Goods ! We are' I fferig this wP4.k i 11mw lot. IPereules, SIhirting l>rinIts, Jtim. biroideiry, I iibbonst4,ITriinI mings, Slhirts, Panitts, &c. In /he Lol: 1new style-, we will sell atl N wori bi t' andi 12AIe Iii StandardIt4 ShI irting~ l'rins at. (oodl -1.- Uieacing a t 5e., wotth 6II to SMC Al||l Iain n44 Tow41 elit a , 0. 111a4l 25w. Tabtle()il ('lothI ait.u5. per vard,41 HOys' and( (0 1 ('hi 4ns (uits' ( 'lothting at 75ie., ta .l:..50 at souit.Y \ou Cenn appreC ctLat.(eit if youi Sie them11. I oysi l':x ta i ne 14 'att ziat 25, :85, .10, $1, *1 .d0, $2. to $:.3. to1 lit. anyi one(. Wt I wi~ aVe youi at least lii to 25 (is from~~ winii,130 you ) wouh I'ay h>ri Sam g1(oods att (it her phwesC. \V 4 ))t(. I over iing we( ( sayi1. ('ome14 to4 544 (( m.No (4 robl '01 to) show COPELAND BROS. Metain Stree't. p eherry, S. (C. WATER WORKS EL ECTiMO LIGH TS. ini p'unintg am41i lectiC work. I will be ready toi do any I id i of work in ab1o0ve twan.IChie. whenieti me 11414 comes. I shiall St i 'toi plea(se in every way, grati-. I :un4 fully 4(iipped to do0 J:l1:44n(lin(g, l iazinig, Vutlcaiziiing 'Turin4g and4(1all 1 at e icyl ork. keep1 ai full Isup~ply (If b)iye',e( sun1drIi4s. I have( r4eeiv, inany(1443 kind favors from(4 t1( he pople' of Newberpry ini the paslt., for whtichi I 1144 trly 3 grai tl, I ask fo at til inItltI t,he w bace of rnly huisin4ss,. Yous.