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Nial AugM po m. ~4WWUERRY MARKEBT. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. Meat. ....... .............( 0,. Shoulders .................... .O. o. Hams.......................... 106 12c. Best Lard ............ ........ 80. Best Molasses, new crop .Oc. Good Molasses............... 25&35o. Corn .............................. 550. Meal ......... ...................... 50. Hayi............... ........... 90 . Wheat Bran................ $1100. 1st Patent Flour.................. $6.00. 2nd Best Flour.................... $5.50. Strait Flour........................ $5.25. Good Ordinary Flour...........$4.00@4.75. Sugar ................. ..... ......... ( R 0 1o. RicO.................................... 6R 8c. Coyco................................. 10(a200. Cotton seed meal, per'sack... $.0. Bale Hulls, per cwt......... 30c. Country Produce' Butter, per lb ..................15@20c. Eg, per dozen ............... 1. Cckene, each....... ...... 12@20c. Peas, per bushel....... ......... 50c. Corn, per bpshol................ 60c.. Oats, per bushel.................. 35(d50c. Sweet potatoes ................. 50(a040c. Turkeys, per Ib .................. 6(a 8c. Fodder, per cwt ....... ....O6'a75c. Cabbage Plants for Sate. .1c. per hundred at my residence in Brooklyn, The very best varieties. t&f2t J. Wistar Swindler. vq1.I,%j A. Davis and Company. Edwin A. Davis and Company will appear at the Opera House on Satur day evening, April 2nd, Wait and see it. It is the best show that has been in this part of the State this season. Don't fail to see it. Prices 25, 50 and 75 cents. Catarrh Carnot be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thOy CRn not, reach the sat of the disease. Crtarrh is a blood,or constitutional disease, and i order tocuro tyoun must lake internal re-medics Hall's Cothrrh Cure is taken internaly,' and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a Quack metilelni. It was prescribed by ono of the boat physicians in this country for years, anl Is a regular prescription. It 1N composed of the bebt tonics known, combined with1. the best blood puritlers, acting direclly on thei imucois surfaces. The perfect combinntion of the two ingredients Is what prodices sucl wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for t stinonials. free. F. J. UHIENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, price 75e. Good Buttermilk Soap, 3 cakes for 5c. Tumblers, Teaspoons, Table noons and forks given away with Soap. t 2t W. W. Fulmor. Elegant line oI Wall Paper Samples at Leavell & Speers'. t&ftf Notice. The Jno. M. Kinard Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans, will meet in the court house next Friday afternoon, April 1st, at 5.30 o'clock sharp. All members are urgently requested to at tend, as delegates and sponsor will be elected to the reunion which inodts in Charleston, and other business of !it portance is to be transacted. . JNo. M. KINARD, Commandant. Z. F. WR.GIIT, Adjutant. It-isa great leap from the old fashioned . lo-es of blue-mass and nuliscous physics to the pleasant ittie pills known as eWit's Little Early Risers. They curo constipation, sick headache and biliousnes. V. E. Pelhin. * Kiondike Roasted Coffee at 9c per pound. Extra fine Green Coffee at 100 per pounid. W. W. Fulmer. t 2t, To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxat,ive Bromno Quinine Tab lets. All D)rugglsts refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. f&t6r' New Mattings, Pretty Patterns, at Leavell & .2peers'. t&ft,f WVanted At once, 10,000 pounds of dry hides. H ighest market picie p)aid. t&f tr. Summer Bros. County Cotton G rowers' Assoelation. The Count,y Cotton Growers' Associ ation will meet in Newberry in the court houseo on the first Saturday in April att 11 o'clock in the forenoon. A full attendance is desired. -President. Thirty-five years makei a generaton. That ia low Jong Adolph Fisher, of /.Zanesvlle, 0., suffered from l:es 1( IIe was ered by n,s!ng i.Irco box.es of D)eWitt's Witch Hn,ze, balve. W. E. Pecli&n mi. Eleigant line of WValI PapIler Samples at L t,vll & Speers'. taitf Elegant line of Wall Paper Samples at Leavell & Speers.' t&ftf If you want bargains now call on t&f tf. J. S. Rlusstm. D)EATH I. Mrs. Caroline Bu ford, motheor of Sheriff B3uford, died at her home in No. 5 last Friday after a long and pain full illness, aged 78 years. A torpid iiver *obs you of ambitIon nud' ruins your hea:ith. D)oWitt's Litt.le Early Itisers oteanso the liver, cure conslis l .ion an I all stomach and liver troubles. WV. FE. New Mattings, Superior Quality, at, Leavell & Speers'. t&ft,f New Mattings, Low P'riccs, at Leavell & Speors'. t& ft,f The Time Has Come To Sow German Millet Pearl Millet!i Early Amber Carne I Early Orange Canoe! Bunch Beans Polo Beans ! All kinds for sale at rock bottom prices at ROBERTSON & GILDER'S Drng Store ! VAt1OUH AND ALL ABOUT Next Monday is saledoy. ir. V. 1). Mlook? hafts returned from Florida. Mrs. Dr. W. Lj. Sims, of - May binton, Is visiting relativos in Newberry. Mr. J. W. Smith, of Atlanta, mado a brief visit to Newborry yesturday. Miss Nora Long, who has been visit Ing in Columbia, retined home on Monday. The James ). Nanlce Camp meets in Newberry on AlonLday. A fill attend ancil Is lesired. "A Night at the Cirous," at tho opera house tomorrow night. Mect '1rdio" there. Dr. Willitts will lecture on 20th April Ii the opera house his subject being "On the Wing." Mr. Wim. P. Houseal, of The Luther anl Visitor, ilas gonlo to Savannall in the interest of his paper. See notie of sale of unclaned ex press packages by the Southern Ex press Company, on May 2nd next. Mr.. U. P". Summer Stopped Olf a moving train at the depot on Friday nlight aind painfully sprained his right, arm. J udge Hodges is absent froi his of fico today on ac,'ount of the serious iII iess of his little nephow who lives wilh him11. Col. 0. L. Schumpert has been in vited to deliver the address beforo the Wolford Fitting school at Bamberg on June (th. A. C. Jones has something of interest to those Who desire to y'lriml"se spring goodIs for cash, and therefore at tho lowest possible price. Col. Win. Y. Fair left yesterday for Washington taking withl him his ond and he hopes to return by the Iltst with his commission Ias postilaster at New berry. Mr. Jonas Loub, of Atlanta, was in the city last week. Hie sells high grado liquors, and cheaper than o. p. houses and the dispensary and a better quality for family use. Miss 1el Mower ret,urned oil Saturday from tihe Woman's College in Baltimore to sp)end a few days at home with her parents and take a short rest froin the duties of te class room. There will be ai Easter eg hunt at the residence of Mis. Y. .1. PO0e on Saturiay afLfmrnoon at 4 o'clock, A pril Di,l, under the auspices of tbe ladies of the Methodist church. Admission 5i. Mir. Luther Dominick, a son of Mr. Dan Dominick who lives near Helena, -hot a -, negro named Ainbus Williams yesterday afternoon. It is said the wound would probably piove fatal. We have not been able to learn the partieu. lars. Dr. J. 11. McIntosh weit, over to Dy son to see the 'ases of small pox re ported there and ie says thero are two genuino cases but of a very mild type. Ho vaccinatedt all tie inmiates of the house iand several otber persons and rc ported the matter to the State Board of Health. T1hose subs)criblers whlo have hlauledI uts woodi and1 whIo have nlot r'eceived cedtit foi' it will please call so ti,hat we muay get, our hooks pr'oper'iy ei ted. This is implor'talnt and we hlope you will attend to it, at once1. laxaine youri labels andi see if you have tile pr1operi creLd it,. Mr. Enlow tihe keepe of the ('ounty Home request'ts uts to state that the grandl jury~ IZI waistakenl ill sayVing that arlti(ce bouight for' thle County Home werCIe charlged to tile chinil ganlg foi' it Is inot truei(. Sulper'visor Shlumlpear, beairs out, the statement of Mr i. Enlow and( say~s lie kniows Mr i. Einlow is corI recct for he hlas tihe accoun its in hiis olilee. See nlotie of mneetinlg of' tile Jno1. M. K(inar'd Camp, Soils of Veter'ans, foi Friday afternoon. it is impllortanlt that atll tile mnemlbers attend( anld pay their dues so thlat full representation he hlad In Char'leston and thle $15 proisOfied for t,be 'oan0101's mloinent, is also to be raised. New memilbers may he r'eceived at this imeetinig also. If you desire~ t,o jo)in send1( iin your namue. M\i's. 1P. J1. Stevens, o,f thlis county, is a gr'and nlec of Gen. D)aniel A p pling, a famnos hero' of Gecorgia in theC wars with tile I ndianls, and has1 in h1er possession a p)iet,u'e of at swoi'd with its history, whichl was pre'sented to Geu. Aippling for dIistinguished gallantry. Thie swoi'd wats Iirst, inl possess 5ion of tile H- istoical Societ,y in Savaninaih, hut ini 1883, when~l thec capiitol was complileted, waLs plazced iln thue ariebives of the caii tol in Atlanta for safe keepinig. Ole'nIaies in Ne'xt. to (lmtillunes. For tile cleainiig of the coinpilex ion anld cleansing of the scalp m l'~ U Vic10'rAurble 016 TOibEtr HoAi hait no0 equal, whlile for all1 toilet, and1 bathl purposes5C it, Ia pionlouncled by all1 tnairket. It remllovtes everyi' par'ticle of dirt or' 11mpurlitiesl froml t.he skinI, leaves r (o equal, It removes t,he dandutl i and 111 leav'es the hairW soft, and silky. 'lThe ma)lkers (If tihis soap1 hlave aide(d tile use0 01' anima111 fat, and1( uise nothlinIg but Pure Vegetabtle Oils, thuls haiving" an ar'ticle which is healing and1( cleantising~ in all its priopIerties. All skill diIsease can he treated with It, without, fear o1 the coimmlon tr'oublesC arising fr'omi th( use of tile ordinar'y toilet soaps. Foi the bat,h it, prioduces a r'efr'eshing senl saitioni, aind remilov'es all t,he un pleasait olfect,s cued( by~ pIersira1tion. Sall water for the blath, In hlot wea itherl. h tile best, and( whetn used( along wvithl m3l P'uir Vegetable Oil Toilet Soap, it canu not be excelled. For the complliXor it defies compti)t,tionl, at 0one wvhitein il and1( softenin g tile skini. Thil pur11ity o tis soap1 it guaranteed. I hlave many testlimonials from tik best 11e01)1 in our city pronoun11 ig i tile best soap t.hey hlavo ever' used(. Leave an order foi' a box with A DASTAIDLY DEE). Au Ineffvecluml Attempt to Wreck the 'an Mengrr Triuis on Iloth 3toads. One of the most,malicious deeds til I has happ1)eIed in thbese parts recentl was discovered in time to savo what might *.,ave been a fearful wreck, cans 1ing the loss of propert.y and probably several lives. D1urlng Saturday ilght someo one o, more persons secured a crow-bar and drew the spikes off an enti'e rail Or t ite Southern Hailway just below towr towards Prosperity, and a short dis tane farther downl did the same thincy to the C., N. & L. It was of! a cuvn and an entiro rail being loose, one end of the one on C., N. & L. mneved about six inches out, of line. The rail oi Southern was not moved out of posi tion, but all the spikes were taken out and the bolts unscrewed where th rails are fastened together. It was dikovered by a negro who was passing that way-early Suinday morning and was reported to MIr. .1. A. ilirton, agent for the Southern, and everything fixed in time to save a wreck. It was In a curve and where an On gineer would not have been likely tc see It in timo to avoid a wreck, if he had Seen It at all. It was a dastardly deed and we can see no motive for it, except pture mean ness. It is to be hoped that the guilty parties may be captured and dealt with as they deserve. Mr. Pcrl Hikard passed Along the public road near by the place after 12 o'clock Saturday night, and he says several shots were fired as he was near the railroad, but It was dark and he lost no time in making investigat.ions, but came to t.own as fast as his horse would bring hitm. '4hild i like ItI, It iaves theIr l ve. WC imeanm One~ a .t cin Cott.!, t e toriAnb0 re inledy lot cough,i . 4,o 'Is. ti su p1, brlmch11it Is ggI ill)- filld til liro ta lugtrua m du1.- b1- lles. W ,. ib. .. 11ain. It, was a thug hat eai-ed hi in o' It was a collin they cali-ied im1 oil 'n. D()N'IT D1I., IL is u1nn1iecis11rrv. We iavo saved the ):V(s of hun11dre,o.s m.dA will Save yours for 25 cents. Our Compound Cough Syrup soldom fails to give im mediate and porianent, relief. Use ono bottle, and you will give up thi hitc businet i. Manufacturod and for sale at Nobertson & Gilder'E Drug Store. Three Childrent Crematc(l. The same old story. Mother am fat.her lock their 1,hro eh ildr-1en in house with fire and go off and leavc them. Ilhey play in the fire, set the house on fire and perish in the lmnes This time it oecurr'1ed on Mr. .11no. NI Livingston's place, nlear Silvet Street on Saturday last. We did not leart the names nor ages of the elhildren but they were left alone in the house and, we are told, locked up in therc with the result as stated. There snould be some law to punish parents for criminal carelessness wht willI be guilty of aniy such thing. Il they care no niore foi' their offspring t,han to treat them in this way, they should he madie t.o suller for their in. diff'erence, It, could be p)laced on hui mnixnitari an grolluds. We Have Them All! Paat Ea~ster' Egg D)yesn-Papert tind .PTblts! Whlito l(ibbit Egg Dyas! Germaniut Easter' Egg D)yos! All at oc. por' paper01. at hA)BER.TSON & Qi LDEll'S Dru'g Store! itate- i m tho Southierin for Specli Ocei Thelu Southern Railway is olferint special redutced rates for return trip t< Norfolk, VTa., roi' the following iname< occasions, whlich will occur in that cit,y American Baptist, Educat.ional Society May 5; 8o. Haptist Coinven~ition. May Ii 12; WVoman's baptist Miissionary Union May (i-l0. 'Ilekets will he put on sahi May 2 to 6i, limite'd for' I5day. atL$12.3I( for the round trip from New b ery. Poi anly Iiirt,hcri in formation call on Ageni J1. A. liuxron, who will take pleasut'e ih poin ting ouit the ad vantages, superiol atccommodationsmand imnprved serviet oIlfieed buy the bouthern. "11114 Cxeltenmy." On next SaI urdaxy nig.ht,, A prIl 2nd at the o pera hiouse, Ed wiin A. D)avi': and1( comp ~aniy appea~r in the 4l act, comei dy drtama entitled "'IIis Excellency.' The papers of tbe dli tferent ci ties whlein they have appeliar'ed gave t.hle compainxn the very best of niot,ices. itL is a strietld Iirist-claiss attrlact,ion. Seats now oi sale at Schol tx' .1 ewell'y Sttirc. I irie 25, 50) antd 75.J. Thi'm.,i thm oft the Aliman. Mlainc--withi steelelaid armor gleamni n WVhere the w'.ide billows sweep, Prouetdly3 thy starmgcimmed('& pieninan str'eaing, Peerless as the spirit of sleep. Iliark ! A roar, a lish' Oh mecifu God! Death sendls t,he shipl in t,wain; 0, Christ, who the Sea of Galilee trod Weetive t,he souls of ouri slIn ! As sink ls the palti and crescent, Iliht, Echoes sad reverberate; Through te red21 chaos of that, fear'ft night, ''Coiiriadtes sheik for ouri (lear' (God sake.'' A natIon answers to avenge this wr'ont F'rom sunkissed isles to froz~en plaih Frqpdom shouts her' loyal battle song! Down with the standard of Spain! M. A. EVANm. Annual Ateetig N4wljerry ile Society. The regulatr annual meeting of the .,ewberry County lliblo Society was hold lit the Lautheran church on Sun day night. There wa%4 ia large crov d present. J.very seat was occupied, antd mlany were turnied lkway as there was no room for thoem in the church. Iev. .1. L. Willianson conducted the religious exercises and priayer wits of fered by IRev. C. W. Cre ighton. Dr. W. 1J. Pelhain, the president of ite society, introdued the speaker se cured for the occasion. le said the exectitive comtittee had devided to part f omll the usual elstoll, and !n1stettd of having one of our own piastors deliver the intlilid address they had been sue eessful In getting D)r. 14. C. Wood ward, of the South Carolina Collegl, to von sent to deliver his excellent and now famlous lecture oil tile Hible, and he then introduced Dr. Woodward. Dr. Woodward t3poke for one h1our. and hand tie uidivided and deeply it. terested attention of the elltive au dicneo. lie treated the Ilib4e as an English elassie anld reviewed the tral8atiOtIs from tile flest down to the aut,borized Version lin 1011 and gave interesting facts concerning t.hem all, lie then spoke of its influelce on literature and hov it wts associt.led with oulr growth and closed with a word paintitng of what tills world woild he if there were 11o Bible and its infiltence were taken away. It was a superb lecture and was heartily enjoyed. - At tile conclusion of the lecture Dr. W. E. Polham called th society to order and Secretary C. F. loyd read the ilinites of tile last Ieeting. Nl r. McClintock was then aske I, to state the object of tile mnecting. lie said it was to circulate tile liile without, note oi comillont. We have not, donle what wo should inl this, lie said. We have had oul. amu11al illeetilgs, at sermilol or an address and a few ntimes ats members and a little money and that is aboiut. all. ve should (o tmore. It is a sliall we (10 not do 1IM-0. The A merican llible soviet.y needs iloley tnd wo should help it. One of its objects is to plrovide llibles to every country into wiel mis sioallitres are at work. for all the d( nominat.ions free. 'resident, Pllham Ohen u-ppointed Geo. 13. Cromer, \V. II. Wallace and C. IT. Catinon to wait lpOtl thlle- congr1e gatioll and Lake up a collection and so licit Iellibers. Tile collection amounted to $10.3. The following mneihurs were re ported: EC. 1'. 'NICClintock, E. Cave angi, .. N. NMarti ln, \ r1s. .1. N. IMar tin. S. 13. Jones, A. C. .lones, Mrs. A. U. .lones, liss Carrie Jones, A. K ibler, A. .J. Blowe.e, '. IRobertson, Geo. 11. Cromer. Mrs. GCo. 11. Croiler, H. 1). Smith, 1<. N. NLIt,tiin, Geo. H. lower. C. W. Creigh1tonl, C. P. oyd, Mrs. C. 1". Boyd. Rev. C. W. Creighton moved tile re election of the present. ollivers for the ensuing year and it was dole. \Mr. W. G. Mayes was selected as do positor for tile books. Titme and place of Iext illeeting wias referred to thle executi ve conunliittee2. Mt. M(i( Cltntock mtoved( the thlatt of thle associationl be tendereCd D)r. WVood ward for his tadmi-ileo add ress anld tile mlotionl was secoI.e by1 P~ resi dlet Geoi . ii. Cr'omler and14 unanimously05 adopted. The adjounment,1211 was haid ithll thle benIed ictiotn by Illev. C. WV. (.reightton. 'tie O)liil6 Uit'es,s tl140t . ''A night, at the CJircus"' wats tile first antd original0 of ailli the 1 so-called "eirtcus"' plays to be1 presenitedC( enljoyinig one of tile lon)gest runtts onl record fori a siamilar prodnelIt-ion, plaing l150 n 1ights it) New York. Thais comledly, unlike many of it imIlitators, whlicht havei since beenh foisted upon01 th~e public, is ai 'omledy antd a play itn every sense (If tile word, and not a succession (of chleap acts lt,ownf togethler a.s in tile case oIf miatny ot,hers. The play~ der';ves i t. title from thle fact that' "Inectea,"' thle stari pIer former of "lonaz IaL'sC Gea)t Imp1ietiial Ci rcus,"'Ii thou gh tile assistanIce (If a twinl sister whlo is verty demulire, inldueces several partles both tldies and get,tie men01, t.( visit tile cirtcus5 it) disgulise to to melet "llird ie", and( tile Si tuations Iarisinlg fromi tile facet that two marriet~ld cou11ples 114 are 1nmong 1110se whod avail themelllves of tile invitalt,ion, ar3e up roar'ously funn y, and att tile same1 time1( ma11k in al L11 pll that is inte(3rest.in and 1( 0o1e wich oll1 ds thte at,tenlition1 of tile aud( line fr'omi rise to fall oIf tile curta[iln - in t.he last, aICt. '.ihis spl ni ''omeidy will b)e presenL~ted at. tile operai ihousie to m )orrPow nighlt by M. I-'. iRice's 1 ig ('0om pantiy of comedlians33. sent, ''"ti'u 011 the( Iristoi'', aL su.ccessfuil farcedi((tl comany, wVri t''enIby G . M. P-'au cett Howl. I 'rices will be 101, 20 andii by~ a1 lmly 0o' genttleman11 10( hding a paid :i0 centt ticket, will hie aidmiit ted~ firee W\1ednesuhhty nightU. l''ondt1, undiii gesteld, 1s poison3. IDi gested3 it, in life and1( St.renlgth. Mi illionls of us5 sulfr~ front ind(1~iestioni, bu3t we ofteni dont, nowit. WVe h'ink it is some. I 'aie. 1thin peole , w ho are' oiver wyorked , wiho neced sItrent.hi. wvho seemtl inl wantt of proper food,l shldil take{ Shtaker' D)igestive ( ord iail. It, is astoin is')inig whaltt food will (10, wheni proper-t'1 ly digested. ~i Ilt~ eieyu fibreN, coulratge, enduranceLlid, enrICy:;' in-. , anid keep you itea1lth11y and1( ha ppy. Ind11igestiont do(es jutst, theo~~ opite(, ilu)t 131digestt(ion en n he cur ed and1 pre venlted with Shaker' Digestive ( ordial11. Sold by dr'ugists. 'lTrli bottle 10 cnts. Col Dickert on the Cuban Situation. Wo have received tho following lot ter from Col. D. A. Dickort and as it. is on a subjeet of interest just now we publish I!. The lettor which ho sends from ia formo Nowbervian will also be read with interest. We thank Col. )iekert, for his kind references to Tile Ieiald and News but they are only in-1 tidental to the subject matter of the lI rs. So fari as we are colelrled we I ave only tried to do our duty as wo aw it,. Sometimes it wa dono iI der SIflieulties and discouragements but F'icse have never, yet swerved us fr-oml %hat we thought we owed the town tid v>ninty. Of courso it Is gratifying to I 'iow that your elforts are appr-ecia ed. I liese people have been execedih gly i id to its and it is it pleasiul'o to wV >rk f. r, thoir upbuilding, Iit here are the letters: Sunshine, S. C., N\larch 18, 189)'. 1)ear -ibert: I enclose you a le ter r om an old Newberrian, who has donc ld for himself by leaving the State, li st, to show that your paper is closely s. anned by people from all overl the S nth. I have had letters in the last :*w I1 .ys from people of three states in the 31 me strain saying, I saw it In the Uier it I and News. Secondly, to show that p, ople over the whole South are wait il r for South Carolina to leaId in this n tter. I believe If our people weald 1( id off, not exact,ly in war but, wIt*t at h Id an1(d doetriilned front, the ot ier S ithern States would do likewise, ,nd 01 is would have ati effect. The w rid t' -eady Ilnows from the plist thatSc ithI U rolina doos not talk for "buncoin! 0, Ll it is, if the young generation are ny " hips" of the old "blook." The % et mn ins of the Mexiclican war led oil w tih m : exception in the last war, and see Wi at an elfect it had, even if they had to give way to "1youlIg blood" in lat tu r ch %t. This was ono of the reason., I ofored my services. Reing amjong he fe ' surivivors of the last war that are in an1y wlly 3oung enough oir able to ta e part inl ia wat inow I thought to sh >w by example war is not "so bl, Ac as 01iited." \Wat wit,h all its horr 's. it. sickening ldetails. has been so I !r s etitly held up to the young gem -ia tit n that I feair today we have IL "1 I ti of cowar-ds.'" amll proud to see Your paperl is it, 4.i sulcl a swarth ini jotni'lalisi. '*0 di.- I believe it is one of the widest 1 ir -It aited papers in the Stat outside of thI.. "great city datiiivs." You and yo t' paper have doine m11or-e for. the tim tel iatl devoloiellnt of the town and couity and the people geierally than all1 the ot.hoer pmpers comlhinled (to my opi11 ioll). Works show what you have dotle, and I am111 prould of it. 1Donison, Texa, larch 1 , 1898. Col. 1). A. Dickert, Sunshine, S. C. Dear 'tuss: In looking ovetr the la4t iss te of The Newberry 1Ierald ar(] News I sav your letter to Adjut.ant Ge eral Watts, of your State, oIferir.g yo, r services to the government, in eat of war ith1 Spain, and1( I amtl sol e ti t you will be cal led upon0 in1 case wi r sh< uld be dleclared, to load someI tf yol r' old commahlund to t,he fr'ont, agai t. Re ltlembeing as 1 (10 the nlany i g it id -s we have takeni togeter' durb'1 g thbtltdark day3s (of roe 'nstructilon, I a ni reii ly r'egret,fuil that, I am no loniger n tt i tlltto) State, so that 1 mighit foi >w whereini you led whlen the toes in of ' ar' is sounded. A pparen tly thiere is f. tinig to be a bru'ish with the "'garlie eait ors," ''1ut if it does come1 It wIll h-e ma12 tly upon the seat anld seal coast, and the 'e ill 1b1) but lit,tle need of linfat,I y' un11 'ss Cubat is inivol vedl. It is ai cry3ing slu2 ne that, our gov'ertnmlent, shouldl haii l permlitted foir twvo y'ears Spatish uto cit,ies in Cubat that wouild hlave put the Turk to shame. 1'ver'y civilize d goi tutett, 0ours1 includedi, centsurted En; land for pIeri'iittlitg T1urkishi atr'o tic to be0 carie'id on in A rmtenia wit t ouIt to, or htindrance and1( denounced tIe hat ltarim w21 hieb (0 deimal tedlIl th ear1 1 et ,f Clhriist,iani coiunt.r'ies, ard( y'et it h all 'f our1 boasted civil iz,ation and1 I hi ma11 1i3y we hauve allowed Spain to ceet at iii ir very dloors aL worse Armtienl Ia tha t,he Tiurk over' dreamenld of. Hoi. eve , I th in2k the l)paOCtenc (of the A mieri lOem people1 is wvell n igh exbhansted an d thba t.he t.imel is near11 att 1hand( whlen ouro gov 'l :nient wvill say to SpainI: ''Hiantds oilf! 'llhis plel mu lst 1he free '" On~e efe t, twart woul 1haI ive, as niothinig (ch 0 con1 I, it would1( show to the NorthI thi t t,he >eop) le ar'e rl'01lC reunitoil and( 1.h- t t he sou1th stiandls a1s 'eady to( pr'ote 2, 1 he b ig and1 '21 tou t.r (10doe Lthe Nor't. No) .551evera'tions (If te Sonutherni pe p21e I the past.t oIf Iidelity to t.he hUnib hav - heen hlejvedh, hiut when t,hey se 0 14(hoth-i' svih thosIe oflt he NorthI, th<, n1 It' will kniow and11 -hlerome conii v : oIf I. 1o 5incer0ity of 1the Souith. 11is certainly3 grt'll1 ifg to t ho pub1 hol nit't*not airidt to, be gene~rouis L,o tho ineedy and( &1uff'ring. Thell prIoprht Lois of1 1Dr. K iing'e Newi I )lsovwery for C.,n ghven away21 ove'(r tenl mlillIonI trIal bot lt M (Iof I his yr'eait iieic'ine-t and21( ha~ve the1 tistn4otion(12 of kno0wIing It hiss ah solut21ely e11rc d thou(isand 2( o(f hlopeless ('551). AU(thm11(, Binhit is, 110iare nes'5 lilt l lit di('ense' (If t he 'l'hrat1, (he It 1122 hun.t lgs nye1'Hi surly enured t.3 It. C( 1122 Robe~trtsoW, &s Gi( doer D rugc - gImt and1 ge4(t a1 tril b1ottle( free. ILtegu bir i b0 5,0.-. and( .91 lvery b)01tta' gui. ran ii 'd, o~'r rece refunded01. HI wving bouIlght, the l)airy w .Ik cow [ oh -r Ltemi for' sale chleapi. i'hey arii ebio a( ('owIs. I'. Claaniss. t tif. Wate ii. It t0 ihm. of boos wax. For the Next 30 Days Froi date I will sell at and below Now York cot Rogers Bros.' Spoons, Knives, Forks, and plated ware; Watches, Chains, Bracelets, Cuff and Collar Buttons, Clocks, Broaches, Sit ver Novelties, Fancy Goods. Come and see us, our room Is limited and we must make room for our spring and -sun)mer gofds. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and work guaranteed. 01( gold and siv(.r bought, and oxchanged. EDUARD SCHOUTz, tf Next door to Robertson & Gilder. OPERA HOUSE. TWO NIGHTS ONLY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 30-31. Thursday MATINEE. C[IA:'GE 01 PLAY NIGHTIY. l. E, Rico's big Company of Come d lans, I resenting the original, dashing Arenic L'arce Comedy success-by H1. Grattan Donnelly, "A Night at the Circus" --ANI) "Fun on tie Bristol." Pric s 10, 20 and 30c. C-4,W- tch for the Novel Parade. Every lady aeompanied by a lady or gentlen .n hlolding a paid 30e. ticket will be I Imitted free Wednesday night. No Reductions By other Houses will ovor un do( ioll or reach the level of Our Lo- Prices. We Underbuy aM Undersoll thom all NO EXC.PTIONS. Whe:her You Ar offored goods at oHt or at Il price, como to the Bbo 1-fivo of I argaris and you can buy the san o goods for a more song. Yes! Om prices are very little our Compotitors need magnify ing glasses to 800 them! Wo knock tholm blind I Here Are a Few Blav,k Eyes for competitors: 4-4 Bleaching Yours it, only 4-4 Shirting B .3-4c. por yard. Yom's at only 5 por yard. 4-4 Shoting Youms at only 3he. por yard. Best Statr(ard Prints Yours Itt, only 4Ic. per yard. Good Parched Coffee Yours at only Good Grc m1 ColIee Yours at only 9e per pound. Soap-Go>d Washing Soap Yours at only 30.* per p)oun d. All ether Goods at correspondingly low picos. Your Dollar Is w ,rth twico as muchb at the Bool ive of Bargains. o KLETTNER, TI Ie Fair and Sq uare Dealer. Cigar Sale!I I hi: ve a few off brands of Cige.-s that I will 8oll regardless of c 4t. These Cigars are all sold by manufact,urors for first clasm goodls, but they (do not suit our i Iriado. Call for * SANTA BANA," 'VTTACVA CLUB" u 1(d "BiiGN BOWS !" if y< u1 wanmt Cigars at a low pric< My Rctnll' liic or Cigfl' is u; to its usual excellence We o our share of supplying the 1 st fastidious smokers of lie I >wn1, thoroflfore, we cannot aifor I to keep anything but thle best n our regular line. Thank ing : ou for paust favors and aisk ing ,conmtinuance of saime, I am yo .r to p)lease, S. B. JONES. Othei Things besides SPEC TACLES Th'Iere are lots of things in a Jewel ry, Store th at don't contain jewels Ldots of small a rtistic articles suitable 1for Xmas presenits that you would( never' thiink of uinless. you sawv them. We have a beatutiful line of smallI Novelties at extremely You (an comeC and spend ii plieasant. hour in looki ng around it 0o1r stockc and1( b.u when(l y(ou get readIy. E DUA RD SCHOL1TZ, ''he Jeweler. Corn responds readily to proper fer. tilization. Larger crops, fuller ears and larger grain are sure to result from a liberal use of fertilizers containing at least 7% act ual Potash Our books are free to farmers. GERMAN KALI WORKS. 93 Nassau St.. New York. BICYCLES I BICYCLES I BICYCLES! All sizes and prices-froin tho very best to the chopost. I hivo The Victor at $50. Thore is no Bicycle that is I ot tor than tho Victor. I also lu vo the famous Waverly, a $ 00 wheol, for $k0. Oh, yes ! A nd I hav the Crawford at, pri -os fromn KA) to 820. Como and look at any wheols hbforo pou buy. I keep all kinds of b ko sundries. I can and will do1 any kind of repairs on 0:: wheels onl short 0: nlot,ico. J. W. WHITE. Come to See Us! When in need of anything in the Dry Goods, Dro.i Goods, W hito Goods, Notions, Embroidery, 1acos, Ribbons, Handkorc-hiefs, Gloves, Corsots, &0 , andl also when you want anything in Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Boys' aid Childrons' Kno Suits, Extra Kneo Pants, Shlts, Collars and Cnffs, Hosiery, Neckwear and Suspendors. New Spring Goods! Wo aro offering this woelk a tnow lot Porcales, Shir(ing Prints, Em broidery, Ribbons,Trimmings, Shirts, Pants, &c. In the Lol: I case Sea Island 4- I'ervales, pretly now styles, we will sell at i4 worth 1) and 121c. 1 caso Standard Shirthig Print. at 41c., worth 5w. Good 4-4 lleaching at 5("., wordt. 61 to 84 c. A ll U ien Trowels at, 10, 15 and 20 3 Table Damask ait, 5, :35, *40 and i t., por1 yartid. TIable Oil Clot,h at I15c. per yard. Boys' and Child rns' Snuits (Clotl ing at 'TSc., t.o $3.50i a suit,. Y OuI can ap~ >r elate thema If you see themi. Hoys lEtra K nec lant sat, 25. :35, 40, 50 to 75c. per' piri. A nice lune of Mh-n's l'xtrai l'anti at $1, $1 50, $2, to $3t, t o lIt any one. We will saive youa at, least, 10 to 2-> per Cent. on all pr chause*' naute w ith us fronm what y'ou would pay for samet. goods ait, other places. We mean ever'ythting we saiy. C2omo to see uns often. N(,o tronhlle t.o show good1s. COPELAND BROSi. MNain Stroet --New~berray, S C. Cannon & Mayns, are agents for the Mansion House Stea;n Laundry, OF Greenville, S. C. AINT IT A BEAUT ? We mIght ask of any mian who (irst adiraes the snowy w~hitenes~s aind beau tiful fInaIsh that we purt uiponi is dress or' busi ness shaIrt iron , or o:n Iais collars and ciuffs. We don't, hhane hIm for be Inrg praoudl of It - the only t,hIig we re grot Is that wo ean't swind a I ioswell around( wVithi ourf JIohnson to hlarn t,he eniconiuams passed on or linre wor'k, so we c'ould say that "'we dono1( It.'' Agent,s want.ed in thoc surrounding countr:y. FOR SALE. -X House, wvith eight, rooms, g< odl water, gar'den, bairi, one-halfart I of land-alI en(,0Closed- ni c t,he owna of Prosperity. A nyone wishing t o 1 uay can write to the undersigned at HIay n.. P. 0. Nowherry Co., S. C., for termus. t'.m. .J fl BOW T.IS