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Correewd every Tuosday and Friday by Suiner Btos. ... hould rs ....... ...... . 7 . Hams......... ..............10@124e. Bost Lard ............... ........... 8 Hest Molasses, now crop..... Si. Good Molasses............. 25@35c. Corn ...... ............... - 650. a .......... . . ......... ....... 0 . Ha ..................... 80c. Wheat Bran. * $1.10. ids Patent Flour .................. $6.60. 2qd Be9t Flour.................... $" 25. Strait Flour ........................ $6.00. Good Ordinary Flour ...........4. .50. Sugr ................ ........Of7o. R100 .................................... Q co io. Cojyco ................................. 10 20c. Cotton sced meal, por'saok... $' .00. Pale Hulls, per cwt......... 30c. -.ountry Produceo Blutter, poir lb ..................... 15@20c. Elggs, per dozen ..... 100. Chickens, ea................ 121@20u. Poas, per bushel....... .......... 600. Corn, per bushol.................. 650. Oats, per.bushel.................. a5c. Sweet potatoC ................ 50 00. Turkeys, por lb .............. 8C. Fodder, per cwt ................. 'l5 *900. Dncklen's Arnica snivo. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chibliis, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and positive.ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It. Is guaranteed to give perfect satisractiot or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. lPor sale by Robertson & Gilder and W. E. Pelhain. Clemson (Aloe lnb. The entertainment given in the opera house last Friday night by the Clemson Glee Club wag a most enjoyable affair. The quartetto is a fine one and render ed some excellent numbers. The en tertainmont throughout was good and deserved a much bigger audience than was present to witness it. 8. E 'arcer. Sharon Wis., writes: "I have tried DoWitt'is Witch hazelO alvo for itching plies and It always atops thon in two min utes. I consider DoWit'e Witch Hr zol aive t e great est pil eure on the market." W. E. - k'u-hI[.. . Why will you buy bitter nauseating tonic. when UROVE'S TASTLE SS CHILL TONIO is as pleasant as Lemon Syrup. Your druggist is authorized to refund the money in e'very case where it fails cure. Price, 50 cents. An elegant line of Straw Hats at Jamiesou's, 25c to $2.00. t.tf .Gentlemen's Vice Kid Tan Oxfords, somcbin7 nice for summer wear at. t tf Jamieson's. Attention, Excelsioral The members of the Excelsior Fire Company ae hereby ordered to report it Engine Room on tomorrow, Wed nesdaF afterneon, at 6 o'clock sharp, in full uniform, prepared for a reel race on Main street. JNO. W. EAiTARDT, President. Thi*'taannmachio starts but once and at ois but'6nco. You can k eep it gcoing lonlget and most, regularly by using DeW itt's Little H'ary Risers, the famous IL,, pilla for con. slip11tiOn atid all stomach and liver troubles W. E. poilhaml If you want the latest styles in Hats go to .Jaieson's. . t,tf Our line of B3oys' and Children's Clothing is the best ever shown in New berry. JTamieson's. t.tf A P'laesant AffiTar. -Mr. Trhos. P. Johnson, a memoer of the Junior class of Newberry College, gave his class-mates a supper at the home of is p)arents on Friday evening, which wans greatly enjoyed by the Juiniors. This was thoughtful in Mir. Johnson and was highly apprcciatcd.by the young men. (Onc Minut.e is noet l,mg. yet rolef Is ot tainedt in, half that lime by the use or One AMinute Cough (,ure. It prevents consumni t,on and quickly cures colds, coughs, Oroup, br onch,itis, inemfOnia, ila nrippe and1( ai. tinroal a nd lung t roul.tes WV. 10. Poiham, A lot, of Knce Suits, 50c and 75c., at Jamieson's. t.tf Boys' Tan Shoes $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 at Jamieson's, t.tf G~o to Jatmieson's for Clothing; ho can save you 10 to 20 per cent. on Cloth ing. t.tf. Utr "k From Coile go. In addition to t.hose mentioned in our last paper, the following young ladies have returnted home fr om their respec tive colleges: Misses Helen Jones, Neville Pope anad Mary Nance Fair, fromn Norfolk (Va.) College-for young ladies; Miss Lucy Speers, from Con verse College, and Miss Pawnee Jones from Winthrop, from which institution she has just. graduat,ed, Late to bed and early to rise, prepares a manSI for hisi home in the skhts. Early to lbed andI a ittle Early itiser, the pill that makes life leonger and b..tter and wiser. W. 1i9. Poel S' Look at our line o Oxfords $1.60 <equal to meet $2.04) Oxfoiods. t t( .. Jamieson's. In our advertising columns will be to.und an annelurteement of lIBx-Scnator John J. Ingalls'. fort,hcomnsng book, en t,it,led "America's War F6r' Uum ani ty." Can)vassin4 agecnts willl find in it a book of romatrkable inteorost, and certainly of ext,raordinar~y salability. Thle hisa * tor'y (If the wvar is told in pictulre and utoryv, and i'1 a way that always echar aeterizes the brilliant pen of Senator InIgalls. In narrating tfne incidents df tlihis war he finds grandi scope for his supdrb) descriptive and analytical pow ers. The theme is worthy of the author, and the author is worthy of the theme. It is published by N. D.lThomp son Publiibing Co., of St. L,ouis, Mo. j It will he a momumentalI work that wvill no ~1only be everywhere read, but it wilbe a momument to his geniuIs that wvill outlive in history Is brilliant sen atorilat career. The subscription bookc trade and the canvassing agent are foirtunate in the fact that an authmor of, such rar'e ability has been enlisted In its interest. VAnIOUs ' Io ALL AHOT. Mrs.-Donaul oZp)oualdsj, Is, visiting at Mrt. J.' W wite's. Mr. P. D.- Simpson, ot Prosperity, Is at bjr4WUl. Joh1nson's. Miss Lizzie Dominick has returned from a vist to Columbia. Miss Lizzle Owdom. of Chappells, is visiting at Mr. It. 0. Perry's. - Miss Bessie Maxwell, of Spartanburg, is visiting at Mr. J. T. Mayos'. Miss Lucy Cotton, df Union, is visit ing at Mr. Geo. MoWhirter's. Miss Opholla Hall, of Iva, Anderson .t1ty, is at Mr. Jno. C. Goggans', We had a good rain yestelrday and everybody and everything is refreshed. Miss Daisy Dean, of Greenville, s visiting he aunt., Miss Holland, at Mrs. Glenn's. Auditor W. C. Cromer is nominated as a candidate for re-election in another column. Messrs. John and Thomas Drown, of Laurens county, visited relatives In Helena Saturday and Sunday. Prof. W. H. Wallace attended Wogford College commencement at Spartanburg Sunday and Monday. Miss Grace Jones, of Asheville, N., C., is spending a while with relatives in Newborry. The tent meeting that was conducted by the Evangelist, Mr. Cowan, was closed Sunday night. Miss Mary Helms, of Grey Court and Miss Boo Yeargin, of Laurens, are vis iting at Mrs. C. F. Boyd's. Prof. R. C. Banks has closed his school at Monticello-and is in Nowber ry taking in commencement. Mr. A. 0. Matthews, who has been teaching in Orangeburg County, has returned home for the summer. Prof. T. D. Jones, who has been teanhing at Elirlhardt, Barnwell Coun ty, is at home for the holidays. Mrs. 71. F. Bryant, of Orangeburg, is in Newberry on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. T. Kibler. Prof. W. 1. Aull, who has been teaching a flouriehing school at Herod, Ga, is visiting relatives in the city. Misses Sara and Virginia Brod'e of Clemson are vihiting their aunt Mrs. T. 0. Stowart, at Mr. E. H. Leslie's. Prof. D. 1). Wallace, who has been teaching in the Carlisle Fitting School, at Bamberg, is spending a while at home. The aunual commencement German will be held in the opera house Thurs day night. Dancing to commence at 9.30 O'clock. Mrs. Dr. Cosby, of New Orleans, La., widow of the late Dr. J. S. Cosby of this city, left for her home in Now Orleans last week after visliting friends here. Prof. J. B. O'N. Holloway, of Bell wood is on a visit to his many frionds in Newberry. He has just closed a very successful school near his home. Capt. iugeno. F. Groncker, of the S. C. & G. Railway, is spending a few days at homo. He is accompanied by his friend, Mr. r n. Vaughan, of Augusta. Mr. E. Y. Morris is prepar'ing and will op)en in a few days a pool1 and bil liard parlbr in the building recently occup)ied by himself as an o. p. house. The Excelsior Fire Company will give an exhibition reel race . Main street tomnorr~ow evening at 46 o'clock. Misses Gertrude Simpson, of Pros per'ity, andl Fannie Whitmire, of Greenville, are visiting Mrs. J1. H. West. Al ILarties have been dismissed from the pest house and the smallpox scare is over. Newberry is now iree f rom the disease. Under the new schedule on the (I., N. & L. Railroad the up passenger tr'aln nowv arrives hero at 1.10. o'clock, the down train at 2.11. Several persons left bere yesterday to recruit for the war in Capt. Mc Caughrin's company, which is now be ing organized in Columbia. Miss E. Lilhla Kibler, who has been teaching in the O)rangeburg Graded School, is at homne for the vacation. She has been re-elected for another term. T1he B3oar'd of Health of the city of Columbia states that the disease of small-pox.is at an end in that city. The same Is the case in Newberr~y. Let's shake. A special train has been put on the Southern Road from Greeonwood to Greenville. The schedule and particu Ilars arc p)ublishled on the outside of this Therec has beon a slight change made in the schedule on the Southern Rail roadl. TJ.hi train [reom Columbia arriives here nowv at 12.15, and the one from Greenville at 1.30. The Hc:ald and News omieo is not wvaiting. on electric fans. We are put ting them in on our own accord1, run ning them by steam-the invention of that genius, Mr. 11. B. Wells, anid they work likoc a charm.' Thelm City Council has exchanged thme 01l)iano) in the opera houso for a new uprIght instrument. It is a beanity and was used for the first t.imne by the Clem son Glee Club last Friday night. The inte"ior of M r. 0. M. Jamieson's already pretty and convenient estab lishmeont has been madio more attract ive by the placing in of four incandes cent are lights. The effect is charm ing. F. WN. Fant, Esq., is being urged by his many friends to make the race for the Legislature. He has. not yet de cided to enter' the race, but if he should ho will liven up the campaign consid eambly. Miss Estelle Griffith, -of Lewiedalri and Miss Jodie Caughman, of Colum bila, are visiting the NlIsses Wilson. The Deep Water.edition of the Char leston Post, with the 15 cents per line write-up of the city, her enterprises and people, has been received by some of our citizens. For those who like that kind of thing, it is just the thing. The Rice negroes in Helena Who broke out w:t i smallpox some time ago, and who were sent to the post houto, are well and have come home. Theo "yaller" 11 kg has been taken down from the house t.fter keeping it quarantied the required time. NO.vborry bhoulet Have 1k. Agent jas. A. Burton, of the South ern Railway, is making an effort to have the special train just put on the 8outhern Railroad betwecen Green %lood to Greenville extended to Now borry. Evorybody in Newberry wishes him succ:ss in his efforts and the busi 1ees men of this city will ever feel grateful to him tshculd hesucceed. 'I he railroad authorities bhould grant New berry this favor and we do not believa they would suffer financluil by so do iug. Mr. Burton can be depended on to do all in his power for Newberry as well as to look to the interests of his road. ie is the right man in the right place. I he Kindergarten. 'ihe Newberry Kindergarten closed last Friday morning. There were some exercises by the children, show ing the work done in the school during the year. Several of the parents and friends of the children were present and everybody was delighted. The children acquitted themselves very handsomy -and showed cau- ll "nd painstaking trainIng and demonstrated the value of the kindergarten. The parents are very much pleased with the work of Miss 14rokmuan and desire her to return another year. In fact, we believe arrangements have al ready been made to secure her services for another session. t The Shakers of Mount Loblanon, a community of sinpi, lonent, God-fear ing MeL -%nd Women, have prepared the Shaker Digestive Cordial for many I years, and it is always the name, sim- t ple, honest, curative medicine that has helped to make the Shakers the healthy, long-lived people that they are. The Shakers never have indiges tion. This is partly owing to their simple mode of life, partly to the won derful properties of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Indigestion is caused by the stomach glands not supplying enough digestive juice. Shaker Digestive or dial supplies what's wanting. Shaker Digestive Cordial invigorates the I stomach and all its glands so that after awhile they don't need help. As evi- i dence of the honesty of Shaker Diges. tive Coedial, the foenula is printed on every bottle. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to $1.00 per bottle. ( Call for the Zeigler Bros. fine Shoes for ladies; they are the best on the mar ket. Jamnieson's. t.tf The Noblest Itoikan of ' hem All. I Lieut. Wearn is keeping a strict look out to see that the regiment gets all that the mien arc entit,led to in the way of eatables. This morning he started the teams out at 3 o'clock for Lyt,le, wvhere the praovisions are distributed, and thereby had eighty pounds of fresh meat anid as much fresh bread for each of the companies in camp. The meat was of the finest quality, und very much enjoyed by the meon. Atr rangements have been made wvith the governmnent, commissary by whieh fresh c meats of somne kind will be gotten every t day for the men.--Chickamuatga special I to News and Conrier. DismcoveredI by ai WVoman. Anothier great dliscovery has been I amade, and( that too, by a lady In thuis y c,oun try. iDisease fastenied its clutches, upjon her andl for seven- years she with- I st.)cod ia soverest tests, but her vital ~ organs weres undermined and death fl seemetd imnelatnt. For three monthsy she cotuedi incessantly, and could not slee.p. She finally discovered a way to r&enve'r.. by purchasin:g of us a bottle t of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- 'i sumtpt ion, 'andl was So) much relieved v on taking firs: t dse, that she ile ptall night; anid with two bottles has been abaolutely cured. 1Her name is Mrs. I [Luther Lutz. Tlhus writes WV. C. Han- r nuek & C.o., of Shloy, N. C. Trial s bottle., tree at Ro.bertson & Gide' and( Peiham's D)rug Store. Regular aize 50e and 1.00. Every hot tle guaranteed. Attenincg '-.n nence ment. TIhe following prominent mien of the t State and some f roam other' States are e in Newberray this week attending the lI cornmencemeont exercises: Revs. J. A. a Sligh, ZA. W. Bedenbaugh, J. 1). B3owles, a S. T. Haillman, Col. T. W. Holloway, Mrv. W. A. Moseley, ofthe count,y; Capt. a: Geo. 1D. Rast, of Orangeburg; Hon. C.| M. Efird, of Lexington; Prof. J. B. O'Neali Holloway, of Orangeburg; H-oru. Wmn. N. Sheate, of Tallahassee, | Fla.t Rev. C. P. Boozer, of Saluda. a Yeow Jlaundice CnredI. | RufTerinug humanity should be sup- 1 plied with every menans possIble for Its relief. It is with pleasture we publish the following: "This is Co certify that I was a terrible sufterer froma Yellow JSandiOe fra over six monathls, a' d wa treated buy somes of the best phlysleianis In our eit f4nd to noc avaull. D)r. kiell, (our druggh-t, reeommaaendead Electric Bitters; and after taking two bottles, 1 was eantirely cured. I unw take great pleasure In recommauendin.g thtem to any persona sufferinag from t his terrible maaladly. I am gratefully yours. MI A. Hoggtrty, Laexinagton Ky. Sold by isobertson &OGllder and W. EC. Pelham D)rugglst. Ladies' Patent Tip Oxfords, 50c, at t,t,f Jaamieson 's. Trhe cheapest, line of L,adies' Oxfords ever shown in Newberry at itf .1nm icn'ni OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET ALL TH NEWS OF A LIVP, ANDi PRO GRESSIVS TOWN. Spoelal Correspondenco Ierald and New s.1 We often hea, persons speak of road rights, that is that every one when he meets another is oxpeoted to turn to the right. Mr. E litor, is there any law on this question or Is it an unwrit ton law? Give us the law if there is any or the common usage and the au thority for it. We want to know the situation just as it is. The Board of Trustees of the Pros rority Graded School unanimously re elected the present faculty for anotho year. Prof. N. R. Aull, principal, Prof. Thornwoll Haynes 1st assistant, M4ss Gertrude Simpson 2d assistant, Miss Lilly Aiken music. The faculty will canvas during vacation in the in terest of the school. The enrolment this year is the largest in the history :f the school and we hope to see it go 3ven higher in the next year. Col. I. H. Hunt was in town Friday xnd was looking after the ordinance in regard to vaccination. The ordinance provides for a fine of $50 or 30 days im arisonment. The physician and an offl er of the Board of. Health will begin heir house to house canvas Tuusday. 3wing to the continued spread of small ?x in Saluda County near the Saluda !ivor our town has placed a quarantine )n the entire section and any one con ng from there will have to show a sue -essful vaccination mark. From ro orts that come to us there is quite a umber of cases. We trust that as !oon as the town here has been thor >ughly vaccinated that the quarantine vill be raised. There was an unusual ending to a awsuit here Saturday involving two vhite men for trespassing. I,ach had i1s lawyer and after talking the mat or over they agreed to divide the cost, >ay their lawyers, stop the case and be riends. We are glad that they cane o this sulution. Had it gone on it vould n doubt have involved the keighborhood in the quarrel. How nuch better it is to thus end their dif erences. Would that othora would do hat way and we believe that if teigh oors would interest themselves many infortunato feuds would be avoided and ommunities would feel better for it. Quietly passed to the great beyond in Thursday, June 9th, 1898, Mr. J. H. Jannon, aged 61 years, 5 months and II lays. Uncle Hack, as he was familir y known to all, experienced a stroke of iaralysis about one year ago fron which he rallied but never regained his isual health and when the second troke caino last Thursday about 3 p. ,I. he wat too weak to resist it and he ied that evening at '4.15. He was orn near Bethlehem church in Nevd >erry County on December 28, 1836, mnd lived all of his life in his native ounty. He was married March 25, 858, to Miss Rosa Lovonia Singley. A vife and four ohilCran stirviva him. In ls early life he attended the Lexing on Classical Institute (now Newberry Jollege) and had as college mates Rev. )r. Hawkins, Rev. J. D. Bowles, Rev. r. A. Sligh, Rev. J. Austin and others. 10 was down street on the morning of ho 9th, and the. announcement of his Leath was quite a shock. Hie was laid o rest in Prosperity cemetery Friddy fternoon. I am requested to return the thanks f the family to the many friends for heir many kindnesses to them in their our of sad bereavement, and would in oke the blessings of a k id Preovidence pen them. The closing exorcises. of the Prosper ty Graded School on Thursday night n ro enjoyed by all who attended. The rogram as printed in The Herold and ows was carried out. The drills were ne and elicited much praise. The oung men acquitted themselves with redit and will no doubt do honor to he institution in the years to come, 'he address of Hon. H. F'rank Wilson mas replete with good advice and im ressed on all the importance of im roving the time today, for tomorrow ever comes. Hie gave the children ome idea of how their p)arents and randparents got what they know, lHe old about the old log school house mith cracks daubed with mud, and old muucheon benches and glassless win lows, etc. Our mind wvent back to hose old days and I could Imagine my elf once more in the old log school iouse shifting my p)osition to find the oft spot in the old split log seat. Is iddress was fine. Strayed or stolen from Wilson Mayer lear Little Mountain June 8th one >lack mare mule about 15 hands high mnd branded on jaw with a letter (1 or V. Had on red halter when last seen. 'any one who has seen or heard of the nulo will confer a favor on a 1)00r man f they wvill write him at Little Moun ain. lie will gladly pay for any feed >ill, etc., that mniy be incurred. If you mear of it write him. is miulc is all mis dependence to make his crop)and he a not able to buy another. In the death of Uncle Hack Cannon mur town has lost one of its oldest citi1 ens, and his familiar face will be nissed. He was a favorite among the mhildren. Grace church council has relieved Jr. Hlallman from all night services luring the summer. The Luther F.eagno will take up the night services md will conduct religious services acli Sunday night during the sunmmer, ouri young men volunteering to take a sunday night each month and conduct honm or get some one to take their places, A businesa meeting of the League is called for Thursday evening, June 10 at Op. in. Look here, Mrv. Editor, it scomR t< old man'Kay that you are getting in deep water. You have tackled thc Volce and trying to hush its call for cards and then you jump on the 'Hoard of Health of our town and it you con.e o i of it all with whole bones you may ,o thankful. Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick hold bis usual summer communion at the brick church oil last Sunday and firoin there he will go on .a visit, to rlatives In North Carolina. Ito will tako a vaen cation of about thlre weeks and will recuperate n,g the mountains of the old North State and we trust he will roturn much improved i iealth and weighing a whole lot. Thtte unusual happened hero last Frl day. The Association of the Prcsporl ty High School met, transacted its bus hiess after which:th.e Hoard of Tr-ustoes met, olected teachers and adjourned all within the space of an hour. They all repaired to Kohn's fountain and en joyed some of the niceo drinks sold there. Mr. --- Cureton, of Greenville, is visiting in town, tlhe guest of Messrs. S. C. alHarre and Konneth laker. We had a light. shower of I-aini Suln day evening aid1 hope to have more soon. KAY. Fractory Dots. Mir. Fdlitor: A Icept few dOt'3 from loactoryville. "Have you been vaccinated?" is the query every day, every where and with every one. Mr. W. 13. Thompson has returned to Newberry to the delight of his many friends. His wife, Mrs. 1illa Thomp son, has been quite s.ek. bit, is improv ing, we are glad to state. M%Irs. Ada Smilh, MisS lelen and Master Lonni left last Thursday for Greenville on a visit, to relatives and friends. "Hilly" stayed at homo and antieilpates "big times'' talking to the girls. Hope NIrs. Ada will eujoy her visit and weigh more than eighty-livo pounds when she returns, and also sii cerely hope that "Hilly" wvill enjoy his term of "grass widowerhood." ' No N.u.mj. Teacher Winted. Tho pfatrons of the Clark School at, Jalapa will elect, a teacher for term of eight, months, on Saturday the 25tli in stant at 4 o'clock. Applicants to teach will please hand application to t,hier of trustees. The priec paid per month h3$25. (S. W. ]-. SPHANIA N, T. Hi. C1A ,M N1Is, W. IInNEST INERmIIAN'T, t 2t, Trustees. Just received a barrel line mackerel at, Jos. T. H1'TCHIiNSON & CO. DO YOU LIKE GOOD COFFEE? If so, buy the "Bluo Ribbon" brand. This is an excellont braud of Moca aud Java, and will go twice as far as cheap coffee. If you will only try this brand you will quit using choeap and poor coffoo. In it you will finid both quality andl economy. Soldl by S. B. JONEbS, Solo Agent. Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars! Mason's, in pints, quarts and half gal Ions. Also Bail in quarts and half gal Ions; for sale cheap at Robertson & Gil der's Drug Store.ttf I temis Fromi Maiybintona. The crops and gardens in this comn mu nity are suffTeri n'g great,ly for rain). We have had several hasty showers recently that were (juite refreshing, but did no permanent, good. Mad dogs and war are- the general top)ics about here niow. Miss Annie ICpps' beantiful shepherd dog was bitten by a mad (log last week. The old homestead of Mr is. Mag By num was burned not long since. A barn contailninfg corn, fodder, etc., was also burned(. D)r. Cornnell is confined to lis beds wvith rheumatism. 1H is two sons5 have enlisted in the armiy. Mr.. .John Abr~ams, who tivedl wit,h air James H[enderson last year, has enlisted also. Mrs. Bessie Richards is visiting her sister, Mirs. ,J. 13. Rtichiards, at, Uion. Tihe infant, son of Mr. aind M i-a. Gary Hlaile was buried.-at, lfICnoze on Wed nesday, Jlune 1st. Mr. Daniel l'Cpps lhas bieeni appointed superintendent of the Ehenezer Sn day-school, and tihe opening wr.s veiry encouraging indeed. We wish h im mneh sucecess in his new field of useful ness. Mr. J1. IC. Cohiold was sent, as a dele gate to the (district fmeeting at Union, wvhichm conlvened on the Ii fth Sund(ay ini May. lie was t.he guesto(f (Capt. JIamues D)ouglass. TIhe imeet,inig was (iito an enjoyable oicfasionm. 1Ice was atompa-)1 niled by his wife. bu11t she wats taken01 suddenly ill the nighlt (If theli.rn rval andi was th us depri ved of mianiy social and( religious pileasures.~ The peopile of th is cona mity were very sorr-y to hear or the dleat.h of Col. RI. C. Coleman. Hie was a prominient macmber of thc. WhIi tmiiire ci rcu it, and1 did much for the extension of Chist,'s k ingdoem. M iss Mary Colleld loft, oni Fridany for Dume Wecst to visit her aunit, Mrs. \V. Mu-. Grior, and taki in commliencoment, there. JFAnJy lim. .inro 1I,.18R8. ..Aore Preclous than Oold. What is that now? Why, thos8 flne appes1, oranges, banla!las, lemons, vto., at Jos. T. 1UTOIIINSON & CO. MAIIitLED. At the Lutheran parsonago, Right well, S. C., on the 8th inst., by Rev. A. R. Beck, Mr. Robert S. Moore, of Nowborry County, and Miss Mary L. Long, of Lexington County. Congrat i i if to the happy couple. Vaccination Shields Protect the vacci nated arm from ie ritation by sleeve. For sale at Robert son & Gilder's Drug Store. ttf Elitrallc Exanlinls S. 0. ollmg. A N XN I NATION FOR AD .Nmission into the FIe0shman class and for adik3on to tho Normal Sehol arshil)s, of the South Carolina College will be hold at the County-seat of this county, Fri-lay, July 16t,h, 1898. The oyminittion will be -onducted by tho Ghuity Su)crintend,!ut of Schools. All vishing to stand this exainina tion will be on hand that morning. Partles wishing 1infomtlation regard Ing the above scholarships will please vall aat my ollco. F'. W. 1IGGINS, County Superintendent. NOMINATIONS. For House of Represen tatives. f IA11T. JNO. F'. IANKS IS H IR by iuttai,cd as a candidate for. r-e election to the lower H1ous1e of the Gonl cral Assembly, and is ple(dged to abide tho result of the Dolmocratic Primary K'lection. CITIZENS. A RITUR KIBLEIR% IS 1litRX%BY .announced ats a candlidate for re election to tho Legislature and is pledged to abide the result of the Deam ocrat,ic primary election. G. SALI- 18 L HEE13Y AN G* noue a a candidate for the Legislaturo front Nowberry County and is pledged to abide the result of the Donolratic p.iIAr1y clection. For County Superinten dent Education. ARAION Q. 110f.,AND IS IlRE Alby announced as a cantididate for County SupertIntendent, of EIdIention and will abide the result of the )emo eratie primliary election. T tWRElt11Y ANNOU;NCH NlYSE.F I a candidlate for re-election to the ollico of Countv Superintendent( of Pd ucationl, and lejdge mtyself to abi(e the result, of the DenoerItie primary. I''. W. III(GINS. rIil MANY iUENDS 0' TIE .1- Hoin. Thos. W. K eit,t take )leLsure in announcing his name for County Superintondent of Education, and Iledge hint to abido the result, of the 1 )emocratic priimry. MANY VOTF.s. For Auditor. C. (1%0ME1 IS H1 -11I'lly Soinuatedl as aL cand(idate for co-Llect.(ion to the ollice of County Audi tliuject, to the D)emocriatic ptrimnary election. For County Supervisor. a canddate fr Cou tSperv'isor and( ptledge niyself to abide the result of the D)emocr.atie~ primary. T ~I. CfiIJMFliW. A. I L b.l el tnmi natedl as a '1( anidate for CJount,y Sup~ervisori-subj)ect to t,he pri mary election. rrI3E I tG U LAl [ XAMN 'O orTchrs' Cot, y Certtillcates wvill bie held on l"riday, J1unte 17tht, 1898, at,. the court htouse. A pplicant.s wv Ill bring thir otwn penst and inik and paperC. . '. W. HIGGOINS, County Supt,. of E:ducalon. MONEY TO LOAN On farming lands. Ensy paiymontts. No comfmissions chiargod. Borrower pays actual cost of porfecting loan. Iuterest. 8 por contt. JOHN B. PALMER & SON, t. 3m ' Columbia, S. C. Cannon & Mayes, are agents for the Mansion House Steam Laundry, Greenville, S. C. 4A FINISH HIIW, OLD BOY!I Uncle Sa n says5 to his piucky fightters. Hie will finish hInm without, doutbt in as miasterfutl a manner* as we wvil Ili fiih yvour 1linent, aft,e puttt.inhg a beaItlful color upon)1 it.. Ourii laundry i work is perfect, and antythin1. sent tO thi- es tablliment to he laundered will glvo Ver feet satisfationi, asi well as grat-ilica Lion. Shtirts, colars antd ottff ate mtade to look likn new. BICYCLES I BICYCLES I B1YCLE8! All sizes and prices-from the very best to the cheapest. I have The Victor at $50. There is no Bicycle that is bet. tor thn the Victor. I also have the famous Waverly, a $100 wheel, for $50. Oh, yes ! ' And I have the Crawford at pricea from $50 to $20. Come and look at my wheels beforo you buy. I keep all kinds of bike suindrios. I can and will do any kind of repairs on :0: wheels on short :0: notice. J. W. W HITE. Come to See Us! When ii need of anything in the Dry Goods, Dross Goods, Whito Goods, Notions, Embroidery, Laces, Ribbons, Handkorchiofs, Gloves, Corsets, &o , and also when you want anything in Shoes, Hats, Clothing Boys' and Childrons' Knee Suitp, Extra Knee I'ats, Shirts, Collars and Cuifs, Hosiory, Noekwetr and Suspenders. New Spring Goods! We are offering this wook a now lot Pereales, Shirting Prints, Em broidory, litib ,Trion ummings, Sb irtr, Pants, &c. In the Lot. I case Sea hiland .1-4 l'oreales, pretty now styles, we will sc alt I wor i 10 alld 1210. 1 caso-Standard Shirting Prints 4o., worth 50. Good 4-1 1ocanflg at 5u., wort,h to.8ac. All Finicn Towels at 10, 15 and 25c. Table Damask iat. 25, 35, 410 aid 50e., polr yard. Table 011 Cloth at, I 5. pe yilrd. Boys' and Childronis' Suits Clothirg alt 75., to $3.50 a suit. Yot ci apprc elate t,emif yoi see them. I noys Ex tva K neo I 'antis aLt 25, 35, 40, 50 to 75c. pel palr. A ice hu11 of Men' Extra ,Pants at $1, $1 50, $2, to $3, to lit any one. %Vc will save you at. least 10 to 25 per cent. oil adit purehalses aa1do wit,h us from what you woul pay for saeio goods alt other plates. We uini ea vely1hinig we saly. Como to see us oft.en. No trouible to show goods. COPELAND BROS. lalin Stroot - - Nowborry, S. C. Other Things besides SPECTACLES Thr 0r lots of things in conhta.tinl jewvels. Ltst) of shmall artistie ar'ticles su.lit able for Xmasfl pre'sents bthat you wouild never' thinik ofun less you sawv them. We' have~ a beatiftul lIine of small Nov(lties~ at extr'eme'lv LOW PRfCtES. YTou cani corne) and( spendl a p)leasanlt hour in bi ok ing ar'ound( at OUR' stock aund buy when you get ready. E DU AlR.D SCI-LOLTZ, The .Jewe'l-r. htis a Sure Sign When Candy lov ers get their heads together that the verdict is going to be in favor of Whilinoq'$ Chocolates and Confection s. They are famous wherever there ex ists an appetite for pure, delicious can dy. Is perfect ina flavor and quialit.y, Ce., licious and hoalt hful. Masdo in stantly with boiling water. F"OR SALEN AT THlE J. K. GILDER BOOK STORE. ...........