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'Aug As to the War. [Soecial to.Ulorald and News.] Columbia, , C., May 19, 12.04 p. n. -ffavan dispatches to Madrid say Santiago is being bombarded, damage slight. * Washington.-Puritan, Amphitrite and Minneapolis attempted to cut cable at Santiago. Forts fired on them a4d they repl led. IC'.Ii.sTLa. P*1 Columbia, S. C., May 19.-_Spanish fleet now ,said to be near Costa Rica. possibly attempting to got in rear or Sampson's flect and attack Gulf cities. Miles wants one hundrad and thirty thousand Krag Jorgenes rifles for aimy. Rush orders placed for thirty million cartridges. It is disbelieved that Spain acquired coaling station at Miquelon, Newfound land. KossTn. Columbia, S. C., May 19, 3.18 p. im. Montgomery-fought Spanish cruiser ofT Neuvillo and chased her into har bor orippled. Pekin leaves tomorrow with three thousand troops for Manila. Big*naval batt' expected off Florida this week. Utmost secrecy a to Sampson and Schley. Falso reports put out to mis lead Spaniards. KoE-s.TER. Columbia, S. C., May 20, 10.54 a. m. -Spanish fieot is reported to have ar riven at Santiago de Cuba. Two Amer Ican cruisers guarding that fort retired at full speed upon appearance of the fleet. Battle expected to occur at Santiago. In recant fight at Cienfuegos Spanish loss was Leavior than first reported. over 300 being killed. Cadiz reserve squadron again an nounced will be sent against Dewey. KOESTER. Tlhe farmer, the mechanic and the bicycle r1dor aro liable toi unexp-etedi cuts and bruises. DeWitt's Witch lazol Salvo Is the bost thing to keep on iand. It hoa iluickly, land is a w 11 known oure for piles. W. E. Pul Notice, Farmerm. A meeting of the farmers of Newber ry County is hereby called to be held in the court house on Saturday, May 214 1898, to make arrangements and fix time for holding Farmers' Instituto in this county under direction of Clemson College r'lld to organizc county insti tute and such other matters its may come up. R. T. C. 1IUNIV-.t, Pros. Cotton Growers' Con. 1 H. A uL,, Secretary. "It It ii he Best on Earth." That Is what, Ewards & P.rl;cr, mer chants of Plains, O-t., say of Chamnber lain'A Pulty Balm, for rheumatism, lamo back, deep seated and muscular paliis. Sold by W. E. Pelham. If you want bargains now call on t&f tf. J. S.'RUSSRLL. The Excelmlors' haillearing Reel. The Excelsior Fire Company's Ball bearing Racing Reel has arrived and is a beauty. The 10xcelsiors will take it out of the dlepot this afternnon at 6 o'clock adrun theIr first race with it. Trhe r'ace will be run at 0.30 o'clock on Main str'eet, from McCart,y & Co.'s to Jamieson's3 corner. A little boy asked1 for a bottle of 'get up in the mtorning as fast as 'ou ce n," the druggIst recog zeahosehold name for "D)eWvitt's LI Joe Eal sr.and gave hitm a bottue of t.hose famous little i,ills for consllpation, sick headaohe. lver andl st omachm ii,cubles. WV. Et Pel ham. Ca bbano and Tomato Piauns Early Drum Head and Fiat D)utch varieties at,I24 cents per hunidred. Acme and Pondarosa variet,ies of Tomatoes-25 for 10 cents. Cablinet Phiotoa 75c per Haf D)oze. Next Wednesday will be our~ ,ast day for taking piclures. Our "Famous1' Siectures we still make 6 for 25c. On londay, '1Tuesday and Wednesday we will make Cabinet siz.e 0 for 75 cents. U, S. Photo Co. signs of 1prlig. Convey a warning that certain ail .mn ts, general debt)i ty, dyspopsin, skin diseases, liver complaints, etc., need attention. There isn't anything hotter for a blood p'lrifier than Our Sarsaparilla Compound. Nothing secret or mysterious about it. It is carefully made of the best drugs, like .everything that we make, and we give yo-1 a bigger bottle than you usually get and chargo but 7'%c for it. ROBERTSON & GILDER, Druggists, on the corner. DO Y0OU LIK GOOD 00FFFE? If so, buy tho "Blue Ribbon" brand. This is an excellent brand of Moca and Java, and will go twice as far as cheap coffee. If you will ornly try tis brand you will qtuit using cheap and poor coffee. In it you wvill find both quality and economy. Sold by S. B. JONES, Solo Agent. Th're Rtumori of Weudinga Is in the air. .Those who have ~bonn.so fortunate as to have received an invitation should show their ap. preciat ion by sending at gift such as 'Cut Glass, Fancy China or a Hand somo Lamp. Either of tnese airti .clos, they can buy very cheap at ROBERTSON & GIL~DER's. Drug Store, VA VOUS AND'ALL A1OUT. The Cenoograph Co. will play on a return date in the near future. Col. W. A. Wallingford lett. on Wed nesday for- his home in Indiana. Tho U. S. Photo Co. will b in Pros p3rity for three days next week begin. tag on Thursday. Program of closing exercises Utopia School tonight is published on fourth pal,twof this paper. Dr. Jas. K. Gildor has decided to re sulno the practico of medicino and will givo prolpt attention to all calls. Mr. W. W. J. Ritchie, of the Semi nary, leav6s today for his home in O0utawville, S. C., lor the vacation. The ladies of tho Methodist church will serve the banquet to the Knights of Pythias at the opera house tonight. There will be a pienic at Li.t,o Mountain on Saturday, May 28th. It Is to be a young people's entertainment. Tho public is invited to be present. Mayor Evans has bee exo-eadingly attentive to the visiting Knights and many of them have mado pleasant visits to his onee. He knows how to make the boys feel at home. Thp uniform rank of Knights of Pythias from Columbia arrived in the city last nlght. They gave a drill on the public square this morning and will.dVill there again this afternoon at 6 o'clock. Capt. Wright is in comn mland of the team. "What shall wo do with hot'?" was excellently rendered at the op ra house last night by our local talent and Messrs. Bertram and Willad. There was a full house present and all speak in high ternis of the performance. A fuller notice of the play will be given Tuesday. Mr. Jno. I. Cleland, of the Longe hore community, brought a curiosity to this office a few days ago, the like of which we have never seen. It was a lizzard, or what, is commonly known as a "streak-fleld racer," with a forked tall or two distinct tails, separating at the root. Mr. Cleland pres.ented the curi osity to Newberry College for the mu se0i1m. Tihe through train service on the C., N. & L. vent into effect last Sunday. A solid train is rnti from Charleston to Greenville. There has been a slight change in the scheldule. Tho train frioi Colnmbia arrives at 12.15 p. in. There has also been a changb on the afternoon freight.. It now reaches here at 7.15 pl m. The passenger ser vice oil thi Is road is now very good. The HeHt iemedy for tieumatism. (From the Fairhaven (N. Y.) Register.) Mr. James Rowland of this village, states that for twenty-five years his wife has heen a sufferer from rheuma tiem. A f,:.w nighis ago she was in such pain that. she \va nearly crazy. She sent Mr. Ro%wliad for the doctor, hut, he had read of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and insitad fgoiing for the phy selan hle Went to tho store and secured a botle ofit. Ils wife did not approve of Mr. Rowland's purchase it first, but nevertheless applied the Balm thor. oughly and in an hour's lime was able to go to sleep. She now applies it whenever she feels an atcho or a ptain and finds that It aliways gives relief. IHe says that nto tmedlcinte whIich she had used ever didi her ais much good. The 25 and( 50 centt sizes for sale by WV. E. Pelham. REAID THIS! SPOT CJASH WiILL SAVf(2 YOU B1G MONEY AT Pelhani's Drug Storo. A ny3 25c bottle medicine for 20'as. Any 50e " 40cts. .Aany $1.00 " " "85cts. iHow (loes that strif<e yot? No goo'ns charged at these prices. -lPELHIAM'S PHARMACY. Unaion~ Meeting of then lieedy itivor Associ aii on. The followving is the priogrammne of Union Meeting of the Reedy Rivet Baptist Asssociation, to ho held wvithi t.he-Prosperity Baptist Church, May 27t.h--29th, 1898: Friday 11 a. m.--Sermon by Rev. . E. .Johnson. 3i p. mn.-HIow to redutce the demand for intoxicating llquors? By J1. 5. D)ominick and1 M. WV. Rlankin. The test of loyalty to God. Bly J1. K. Andrews and C. A. WVright. 8.30 p. m. -S-ermfon by R1ev. 1. F. Corley. Saturday, 9.30 a. m.-1)evotional ser-. v'ico, by i'. IH. Longshore, 10 a. im --Motives for Missionary Work: 1. Self Defence, by J1. R. I,ea vell and J1. 1). Mahon. 2. Love to Man, by J. TI. Dars and G. A. Wright. 3. The Glory of God, by R1. Y. Leavell andl 1B. I". Cot'ley. 3i p. mt.--The Standard for Faith and P'racticeo, by (4. C. Riser and1( J. I' .Johnson. The Chief i'urpose or the Lord's Supper, b)y 0. 11. DomInick and M. WV. R{ankin. 8.30 p. n.-Sermon by M. WV. Rlankin. F Sunday, I1 a. mn.--Sermon by J. D. Mahon. Collection, for State Missions. 8.30 p. mi.-Scrm'ion, by C. A. Wright,. Milliona, (lIven way. ft Is certaInly gratifying to the pnbi lie to know of one concern in the land who are not a fraid to be genterous to the( needy and( llbrinog. Tlhe protprietoro of Dr. King's New iscovery for C.m.. sumntpt-lon, Oughis and (olds htavo given ...away over len millin trial hot. ties of this great, medicine;an h1( avt the satlsfactioni of knowIng It has aht siolutely etnredl thnutsand(s of hopeless cuases. Asth ma, Blrotnchit Is, HoI arse. neuss and( aill dis5eases of thie Thiroat, Chtest anmd lungs are sulrely cured 5..3 It. Call on Robertson &e Oi.<ranud W, E. Pelhasm, Driuist, aind '4et a tri. bot tie free. Regular size SQO and1( $1 Every hottle guaranteed, or price re funded CONVENTIQN KNIOBTS OF PYTIHIAS. ] tf presentaltves Form Forty one Lodges 'resent-Fiorence the Place of Next eeling. Tho Grand Lodge of Knights of Py- I thias of the Domain of South Carolina convened in its twelfth anrual conven- t tion in Pythian castle, this city, at ten I o'clock Thursday morning. t Tho Grand Lodge was called to orler C by Grand Chancellor ). C. Heyward, of Waterloo. Tihe following ofilcors of the Grand C Lodge, members of committees and representatives of tie subordinate lodges answered to the roll call: t D C Heyward. G C, Waltorboro; WR Goldsmith, Jr, G V C, Greenville; G A Neulfer, Prelate, Abbeville; D J Auld, G K of R and S, Sumter; Wilson G Harvey, Jr, Act G M of H, Charleston; v A 8 Osboru, Act G M at A, Ninety-Six; I J W Orvin, G I G, Moneks Corner; CT e Fetner, G 0 G, Columbia; Altamount Moses, Sup Rep, Suiuter. 'I PAST ORAND C1IANCELLO31. H C Hughes, Charleston; Edmund Bacon, Lockhart; W E James, Palmet- 3 to; W 1- Thomas, Charleston. c (IRAND TRIMUNES. r Gco S Mower, Chief Tribune, Now- t berry: C C Featherstone, Laurens; W L r Mauldin, Greenville; Jas Thompson, 9 Blackville. : STANDING COMMITTEES. 1 Judiciary--M B Woodward, AIken; G F VonKolnitz, C P Qnattlebalin. Ways and Meian3-W A Law, Spar tanbi.tg: F Dmi,trs, Gco IH McKee, Lou's Sharpe, Scot.t Maxwell. Stato of the Order-W G Harvey, Jr, Chiarleston: .J U Marshall, A M' Boozer. Credentials -. ' Carlisle, Green Vylle; 11 1 -I usha1ds. Montaguc Triesto. Printing-D C lleyward, G C, Wal terboro: ) .1 Auld, ( K R S, J N Kleil. Represetatives from forty-onc lodges answered to roll call on the first day. A olluoru1m from the lodges being present, the routine of lusiness wits takenl up1. The report of the conmnitteo oil cre dentials made their report, which was adoptid. The Grand Lodge rank was then conferred upon 31 past chancellors. The call for petitions froin lodges was made and several handed in, most of which were asking permission to change the time of meetings. A telegram from Supreme Chaneel lor Phillip T. Colgrove was read, stat ing that he was unale to attend the convention. Same was received as in formation. A telegram from the G. K. of I. and S. of Indiana inviting the Pythilans of South Carolina to visit the city of In dianappolis during the session of the Supreme Lodge of Knights of lythlas in August was read. The committee on state of the order was read and ordered printed in the Journal. Tho s'esslon yesterday was devoted to bear ig papers and pet,itions. The on ly thing of speCcial public interest was fixing the plae of the next meeting. Three laces were pu)t ini nomination, Florence, liennet.tsvillIe and Harris1 Springs. The ballot resulted: Flor-1 enice, 71: Hennettsville, 34; Harris Springs, 24l. Florence wats t.he choice. Th'e busi ness wvill be finished today andl the session will close with the ban-1 quiet tonight. A torid~' liv'er ioina OI .vn E t ambitC fio iu rinaIt youh en I&I h. Iloi I ' .LiI a Early itbers cense i I liver, enLre co.,siil-aton P'olhmnm. st. I.uke' lielams, TJhe literary meeting of the St. Luke's League at the parsonage Friday I night consisted of recitations bay Misses I Mary Hunter, Mamie D)ominick and Mary Minick, Ia declamation bly Mr. Tommie D)awkrins, and readings by Messrs. TI. 0. IHawkins, .1. I. Bieden baugh, Clarence D)ominick and Miss Carrie Hunter. The public meeting of the Woman's M issionar~y Societ.y Sunday morning wa1s interesting. Th'le progr'ammle Its publlished was carried out. May the I m2eeting result in much good in behalf of the mission causeR. Several att.ended Synod lat Newvberry last week. MIiss Corley, of lex ington, is visiting Ther~e is talk of establishing a graded schlool ait St.. LukIe's. T1he idea is to unite St. Luke's and Big Creek school dI istricts. 'l'he latter d istrict, was formed four or iVe years ago mostly from ter irtory in the ol St Luke's di,trict,. T1he school building il only about two miles fronm St. Luke's, and very little of tile district, is over thrnee miles from it. '.The two dist,ricts have an enrol m2ent of abouit 120-St,. Luke's abont 85, mnd Big Creek about 33. Nearly all the scholars are wit,h in a radius of 3 miles of St. Luke's. Dulring thle pIast three sessions St. rLke's has Increased over 60 per cent. Inl enrolmnt. WVith such ai contlinuedl increase it is seen that within a few years the enrolment of a gralded school at St. Luke's would he very hlighl. 'I his great increase at St. Luk<e's is niot, all due to increase of schol-i's in the d1istrict, thle school "'dr " ' 19 from elsewhere durming tile session jest, closed; 8 left, four other schools and came to St.. Luke's, and I1 others camne fr'om out%ide tihe d1istrict,. Stiil others wished to come, but had1( to be refused onl acecount, of the school be ing so full. It,t while St.. Luke's Academy ' drew'' 19 to make the en,rol mnent . what it, is, It is likely that, a graided school would (10 as much or more--it oughlt to, for it would hae." better advantages. TPhe (hnenrh at Mt. Ako's has a membership of 380. The oeople are noted for their prido anid rogressiveness and it Is to be loped hat at no distant tiay a nice graded chool building will adorn one of the ills of St. Luke's. Mr. John L. Cook, who purchased he Hendrix mill, a short distance br >w the Battery, a few years ago, iNI utting in a roller mill. It is the only no of its kind in the county and per aps inl this part of the State. We opo our friend and the farmors of that ommunity will be benefited. The St. Luke's League will hold Its econd annual meoting next Sunday af ernoon at 4 o'clock. Thero i not a good stand of cotton own here. The cool weather preveot d some from coming up. Many planitt -1 ox er and now It is so dry. * Men and medicines aro judged by rhat they do. The great eures by lood's Sarsaparilla give it a vood iane very where. 'he Mayors' Annual Ctonvention nt (ie4)rgv. town, . We were met at Lanes by Mayor lot-gan and his full stafg and reached eorgetown in the glooming. After a efreshing rest we awoke and beheld le castern Pun shedding his brilliant ays over this beautiful city and this lorlous brilliancy was met and kissed y the glittering sprays of the most iagnifIcent and beautiful bay in this rhole Southland--Winyah. We were then escorted to the halls f the Standard Theatro, where [ion. . L. Ludlow, Municipal, Sanitary and [ydraulic Engineer of Winston, N. C.. clivered one of the most interesting ddressos it has Over been our pleasure :> hear, and we only wish that all the iIes and towns could have heard It. We then marched in 1!ne with icorgetown to do honor to the Confed rate dead, for this was memorial day, nd as such it will ever linger with us. lo pen can picturo this gr-and sight, rith full uniform band and military laying the points "Mine, the IIero's 1and,"' so well; "Dixie." "lonie Blue 'lag," etc., and then two hundred or .ore little childreln with song and owers to decorate and commemorate he graves of those the, loved. The IOv. J. E. D1unlap delivered the ad ress. This address was beyond do eription. iEvery word tittered from he lips of this grand old Veteran and rator was burning with patrI'otism, oyalty and love for those dead heroes vho gave their lives for the cause they hought was right. We woro then escorted to the Sun [ard again and were grandly enter ained by Prof. J. A. Holmes of the Jniversity of Nort.h Carolina. 1lls lee ur was grandly instructivo an( it vould take columns to sing our praises o Prof. Holmes. Wednesday was firemen's day. We vere then escorted to the grand stand reeted for the mayors in full view of he parade grodnds. And such a Fire nen's parade was never before wit iessed. First was the St,ars and lies ens' colored firemen with full unifor, ed by Georgetown brass band. T1hey w'esented good training and1 dliscip1linc. P'hen came the b"ave, robust manhood, maformed in blue and white emblems lhe nimble Salamanders: niex t the .Vhite Wings of Lane who never grew y'eary until they hadl won the price and tackled well. T1his company was iniformed and bedecked in double wiested white (luck suits with red ti'es mnd firemen's deep) blue caps, and it vas unanimously conceded by the may r's to be ?1he grandest firemen's parade hey had ever wiltnessed. Tfhursday we were excursioned upon he steamer P. G. Bunough and tug WV. '. Congdon over the Winy'ah, around he harbor, the jetties and Sout.h Is and, where the Ui. S. Goveu;nment has onstructed elegant, forts, and wheret' mr' former' citizen, D)r. F'olk, ho!sts the 'chow flag. This ended the Mayors' Annual Con rentlon, and amidst all this grandeur dtayor Morgan, and in fact Georgetown was ever on the alert seeing to the com ort and pleasnre of the guests, and the onvention was a unit In declaring that lie reception was bey~ond coinpare, mnd that Georgetown was t,he gardlen p)ot of the South. And, Georgetown, ve can say that your' love foi' Ilon. WV. ). Morgan, your' mayor, is 'only aug" nented by the convent.ion of mayors as orii PresideCnt. Mur. J'ditor, allow us tihe use of yeaur phloneC a minut,e. iellow, cntr'al! Georgetown please nell connect me wit,h C. L~. F'ord 's ruoemry. Tiello, Di)ck! Call Crowley mnd J. hB. JIohnson. We are wa'Itinag or you; Capt. .James M. Eskridge has nvitcd us to join him at hiis residence m board his schooner H opk ins. WVhat! ain't, go; got, a headache. WVell I am orry, but, expreted as much. WVeI ats ye leave for home today give our' love o all the boys, and tell them we have I rank from the Iltiver Sampiut. A ft.o' meals you should have simpuly feeling of comfor't and satisfaction. You should not, feel any special indica Ions that, digestion Is going on. i f y'ou lo, you have Indigest,ion, which meanis iot-digestion. T1hihs may be the begins aing of so many danger'ous dis(ease's, hat it Is best to take it In hand at once md( treat it with Shaker' Digestive Cot' lial. i"or you knmow that indigestJin nakes poison, wvhichi cures pa In and dekness. And that Shaker' DigestIve Jordilal helps digestion andl eurmes id I restioni. Shaker Digestive Cordiai loes thiIs bty pr'ovidilng the (1Igestiv~e nat,eials ini which the sick stomach s wanting. 1t also tone's us anid utrengthemss t,heodigestive organs and makes them per'fecty healthy. This is aho rationale of its method of cnre, ais the doctors would say So,ld by3 (dr'ug eiti l)iC 10 cnen t o 0m.t h,ttIc Rtedervllie School, Wo had the pleatueu of attending tho losing exercises of Reederville Sohool on Priday, April 29th, opening at. 7.30 and closing at 10.45 p. Im , and we can say that for the three and a quarter hours, we have novet' wItnessed anything to su-pass and very little tq equal the porformane of the bright oyed lads and lasses of that favored commnnlility. Aliss Natui Simpson has had charge of thk school for. the pist, two scholas tio years. and has givon to lReederville IIatt m rttIII II liolt so entirely satifac tory to the pal vons that they have made her at 11111animou. teldel of the school for another year. This is a deserved tribute. to tho llerit of it Iirst-elass teacher and does honor to those who bestow It; but, it is not at Ilattel. of surprise to any who know the ))4ople cotuposing the citizenship ) of that school distrit , claratLrizde as they are by anl1 appreciatiol of honlest clfort and it love of equity. Iverythillg from start, to fillish was new lid attriae ive and gave widenco of that, hearty vo-operation of parents, tetcher anild Scholar's, without which any effort, at instruct,ion is a failure. The exercisvs coisisted of tie follow inlg: 1Sotv,. "Haill H im"-hy the school. :2. Ivra.Ner-by Ito%. J. E.. Johnston. :1. Diatlo-liv. "I'laying school"-by Mlary Ellen Smiitl, S1elen Smith, Wil liall Smith. ('land Workman, Viola .1011 stoll, .I:- ie 'lle n i Al eK t.riek, Gaty MleKit.rick, (eorge, Andriew and Lillie eh11111. 4. Recitation: ".1eronica" --- Alma Smith. 5. Dialogue: "No 'edlars Wanted" - B'asn viookz, Rtober't Livingston, Oscar ,olostoi, Nidison Workma. (1. Tableai: ".oan of A ve"- -Alary 'McKitrick, Asa Dhtvis, Clarence Sillitil Willie Johnston. 7. 42veitationl: 1"Thel l311inin IShlip" --Lidie .iving4ston. 8. Tableall: "Gypsie' Camlip"- A-Al11mI Smith, 01lie Ihavis, v'y .1h0111t1on, Clarence Smith. Asa Davis. 1). Recitation: "The )rumllitler I1oy -Viola .olliton. 10. Dialogne: "Ilow it wias i)ono", Ilvel Smith, MIary l,1mlen Sm1ith, Robt. Livingston, Asa McIKitrick, M\ adison Worknan. 11. RleeiLat,iol: "Tie Queenl Mln1 tailn .1list ivW"--- MI1v MleKitrick. 12. Dialogue: li'rom ' Innpi 3 n I) 1 idg ---Carrio Sillith, Ala y II c i Chll' itck, Willie .lmhstm)o, C1111vilec Smlith, A sm Davis, toet Livingstoll, Jh)sea .lhn .Johnstone, G Johnstone. 13. Tamll : "A Roso( Without, a Thorn"-A1ma Smit.h, )llic and Asa I)avis, Laurens ad1111 Cla u Workman. 1.. 'ssay: ''Litt.le by Little"-Carrie Smitb. 15. Recital: "Atint Sylvia-ls' I rst, Lesson in (eography "---Ollie D.a)tvis. i. tialogne: "Palies 1Revelge'' Mary ANeKitrick, Madisol WorkmaII, Helen Smlith, Nttry Stlen Smi,, Viola Johnston, Olie Davis, Lillio Merchant, tobert .ivingston, Asai. Davis. (A1.la I l)I Sm.Ifh Lillie.1125 Merchant..li tos. of1 Vlthose thi rredte d'1311$11( etora-s (If liower's Onl tile staIge, upon31 wIhichi t,hose fairer21 Iiowers of matidenl hood(, backed up5 by manly boys, did( credclit, to the zeal and3( aIssidulityV of L,beir' fir t leade.! ' Dra. Van1811 Smith aLs mlj ister' de re Nilusic for' thle occai,on wals fiu-Ished510( bly MA'. .iack Sm1 ih, and1( when2 I say.3 mus11c 1 mean311 thalt, kind11 t,hat (compell s silen1Ce thait no( s4train31 ma13y lbe lost. Wtithi mnify wisheCs for a happy v'aen 1.ion for' tealcher and1( pls1 and1( con1 tilnu(ed pro'spevri ty forl tile shool00. WVe arle, rh'lOttI alill of 1433l1 Oers frohn glip have131 ~ bween ret4oed to hlth by lOn()ie Mi 13n11e CouighI 1130, IIt33 tloSkly Clires e14ughs.14 (:out1s, br'o - Ithroat and( 1 un1g dIseases01. WV. E. PcilhamI. WVilIiam3 Ilouseal33., t,he inIfanlt son1 (If Alr. a311nd Al's. 1). 1 . Fr'anlkIin, di ed at t.hir home onl Ailnday la(st. The re mlain o13(f thle little (1n1 wereC laid( to r'est ill ItosemIont OIl Tuelsday. Th'le bereavedt'1 parenI1ts have t.he sympath ~I5.'Of the(ir' iNyt3 15, 1898.l, by3 1111'r. A. S 1. 1 (ck, at. '.1'. At. lb. .\llls. .5 r., and1( Miss I2. fle1le I /mg1~--hoth1 oif .New.herry (Coun1t,y. 11 (e'ta:inly 13ooks( like it, h1111 there is r'eally' 113 1 rek aboutl i. Anlyboudy nn Itry it who ha( s I lamS,31 e I aek and1 Weak I idnel lis , NI311(rm lit nrvons 1t roubbS...w awa bV3'Sy I tkin fi1,(2lrie Hitlers1. Ti's 1 meiJtIcine toneils 11y thle wh13(o HSteml1, K(ieys, :is a3 ,311 ol jd urilb-r and1( nerve3. ('11i30. it eulres ( nst14 111at1in, 1ftIildnehe, Ile'abuing Spell, S'er,plessne'ss and1( Ni'l. IluX holy.( I is p'ur1Ely11 veget.AIle, a( ruid natural I IV igor'. 11i';r I lrie Hi I les ardF - Worlker l'e ryIVI hotile y,narant 11ed. Oiily Ir. a h33,1ile iat. IIberlponl & ()i1 der' 's and1( 1,.thiaml's IDrng Stoere'. j.(Ssons11 lin J,ney wVork. If.essoln aSII' n illn SikEI Ilboidery and11 4,ace Wtork by3 Ih 111 rmey13s aIt, tIle relsidence(:3 of .\lrs. St. T1. Cabdlwell. C'aSS and13 seeI display and31 j.et comluIimIleItary at, I)avenporIt .V 111nw.i(cky just irceived. They1are 111'e besti 10, 14hoes (In t e a ae .. ( ) NI. .., II11 . Acknowledgment#. TeExecelor. F0re Compwany takos tiN Iothod of acknowledging contri biutions for thelp litidsotuo ball-boar lug reel, and extends hearty thanks to those who so willingly contributed to t,bo reel fund. Tho Exelsiors will over hold them in iighest osteent and stand ready to servo them in whatover capcI)ety delire-d asH Ire-M31n, 0IMMzeS or friends. Especially ir Wic, firemen Indebted to Messrs. Otto Klottner auld Eduard fcholtz for offorts In their behalf. The following poesons eontributed the amounts opposite their numes: COLIECTEN) IIY MI. KCLI-"INEl. W . A. Y oung ..............................$1.00 T. E. Epthig............................... 1 00 H . . Mvans................................ 1.00 C. A. Hownman.............................. 1.00 J. H. Wicke................... 1.00 It. 1. McCarty & Co .................... 1.00 T. Q. o .zer ......... ............. .... 1.00 P. M . Evans..... .................... ...... 1.00 W . \V. Fultner............................ 1.0W C. .1. P urcell................. ............ 1.00 F. N . M artin............................... 1.00 J. W . W hito................................ 1.00 1". A. Selhumpert.......................... 1.00 P. P. Baxter ................................ 1.00 J. K. Crosswell...........................1 00 1. J. TUSSell........ ........................ 1.00 E. Cabaniss ................................. 1.00 .1. A . B urton ................................ 75 W . C. Cromer........................ ..... 50 J. T. M ayes .................... ............ 50 It. C. Bardin................................ 50 C . I. ral atil.............................. 50 B. W. West........ .............. i5) .1. T. H utch ison .................. ........ 50 . It. Epting..... ..... ............. "0 N. L. Polgreon .. ......................... 50 J. A. M imnaugh .......................... 50 A . .1. G ibson......... ....................... 50 0. M. Jamieson. ......................... 50 W . P. E%wart, ......... ..... ............. 50 1t. C . Werry .......... .. ............. ..... 50 W . ). Goodmnan........................... 50 J. IT. \Vest ......... ......................... 50 iit tle ........................... ........ 50 .l. . est.. ................ ............... 5 ) W .u. Is o ........................... 50 1. hl. liuiford............. . .............. 50 C. W . Hishop............................ .. 50 11. C . I ute rI ................................ 50 .1. W . Reeder .............................. 510 W . 1I ledeh aughi..... ............... 50 Geo. W . Pearson..........................50 .11lae Dunhar ....... .................... 5 1. A\. Ale Dowell .......................... .. 50 .1. A . itac e lder.. .... .............. I .1os. N an 1.................................... 50 .1. Z. Atdams...... .................... 25 .1. T . C ole m a .............................. 25 IHospeetfully, .1. W. EAMIAUTr, I'reS. II . II. WELLs, Tre i'asure.. Aceording to the newspim, an Ohio husband beeame the happy father of seven ch11drel not long ago. Of tho sevenl aill lived but olne. it. IM to tie 1opledhe 1 ak111141i i at lupply (if C(3han11her lain's Covigi Remedy, the mnly sure Cnr for, CroUp, W hoophlg-Cough, col( ld coughs, and Ho insured his chil dren agaitst. these disenses. For saile by W. E Pelllm. Other Things. besides SPECTACLES T1herec are lots of th)ings iln a Jewelry Store that doni't contain jewels Lots of smlallI artistic ar'ticles Sulitab)le for Xmas presenCits thlat you w~Ould never think of unes you sawv them. We have a beautiful line of small Novelties at extremely LOW PRICES. Y ucant colme and1( spendl a p)leasanIt hour in looking atround1 at our stock andC buy when you get ready. EDUAlRID SCHI OLTZ, TIhe Jeweler. Cannon & Mayes, are agents for the Mansion House Steam Laundry, Greenville, S. C. AINT IT A BEAUT ? amrsthe snowywhtnsadbe 1., ful fiuIsh that we) put upont his dressHi ngpodof l the onythingwer gret Is that we a',sn a Hswl aro)iund1 withl our JiohnIson to henar L,he elleon11uiuttHHPa d oOllr lno work, so we'. could :...y tha,t,. "u donea it,." - Agentsiauinro in the mu.rrnnin No Reductions By other Houses will ever un dorsoll or reach the level of Our Low Prices. We Underbuy ond Undersell them all NO EXCEPTIONS. Whether You Are offered goods at oat or at half price, come to the Bee Hie of bargains and you can buy the samo goods for a more song. Yes! Our prices are very little our Competitors need magnify ing glasses to soo them! We knock thom blind ! Here Are a Few Black Eyes for compotitors: 4-4 Bleaching Yours at only 4-4 Shirting 13 3-4c. per yard. Your11- at only Yoirs !tt only 3ic. per yard. Best Standard Prints Yours at only c~. pier yard. Good Parched CoLff 4. Yours at only 0c pr pound Good GU0een Coffoo Yours at only 9c per pound. Soap-Good Washing Soap Yours at only 3c. per pound. All other Goods at corres)ondingly low prlcoH. Your Dollar Is worth twice as mnch at the Boehive of Bargains. 0. KLETTNER, The lair and Square Dealer. SPRING CLOTHING! Spring Clothing I AWo are propared to show one of tho prettiest and beBt Mselected stocks of 31en's, Boy's and Children's Suits that it has over been my pleasure to exhibit to my friends and Customr. -:: Whilo North I took os pocial pails ill buying Suits for the little folkm flom 3 to 16 years old. -:0: Onr J umor Suits from 3 to 8 years old in as nent 1111d am 1obby as can be. Or 1). B. Boy's Suits from ) to 1( years old is one of the prettiest lines wehavoovershown. Calland procure a suit for the b,oys before the sizes aire brokeni. We I guairant(eo prices and sait isfaction1. O. M.-JAMIESON, Leadler of Low Prices. The Baseball Season is on ! and The place to get Your supplies is at the J. K. Gilder Book Store I We also sell School Books, Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Pens, Pencils, Tablets, Sheet Music, Checkers, Gold Pens. A lot of Watch Charms at greatly reduced prices. Fountain Pens, the best made, from $2.50 to $5.00. Also Pictures, Picture Frames, Ect. and everything kept in a first-class bookstore. Come to see us I J. K. GILDER Book Store, Mollohon Row. P. S.--See our Ham mocks. ILI L a Coughi LhaL eni vried h im1 Ott I L wats a co)lln they caItrried him off In. ION"'T D)IN it IS lunece.ssarry. We haive saved the )ves or hIundlreds anid will save yours for 2t cents. Our Compound Cough Sy rup soldom fails to give imn mnediate anmd pormatnenit relief. Use one b)ottle, and you wvill give up the hack businuess. Manufactured and for stile at Rtobertsoni & G*ilder's Drug Store. ARR HnAio BtstpotM