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NEWIEJAIY MAIKEr. Corrected every Tuosday and Friday by Summer Bros. M eata................................ 6j((-7. 4houldors ........................... .7c. HIass................................. 10(a)21c. [lest Lard .......................... Kalluc, U3est, Mlolar,ses, new crop...... f,a,t. ( od \l uasses.................... 2:.(615:. C( n 1................................... ({0c. \lcal .y.......................... (.t e. \Vheat B3ran....................... $1.10. I 4t l'at ontiFlour.................. 5.l.oi 2nde Best Flour.................... :5.00. Strait Flour........................ ' 4.75. Good Ord inary U'lour........... $.50(te5.00. S uggar ...............:............... 6}(w7e. 1icr e.................................... 61(a l 0e. Colfoo ................................. 10(ar21 c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.' 0. lale [lulls, per ow'......... 381c. Coutntry 'roduco' litttert, per lb ..................... I5(u-20e. Eggs, per dozen ................. 10v. Chickens, achh.................... 12 j(o20e. Peas, per bushel................. 00. Corn, per bushel ............... 55c. Oats, per bushel.................. 35c. Sweet potatoes .................... 50(i10e. Tturkeys, per lb .................. 6(a; 8c. Fodder, per cwt .................. 75(a 90. Iltuckton's Arnica Salvo. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped HaudM, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and positively cures liles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give ierfeet satisfaction or money refunldedl. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by itobertplon & Gilder and W. E. Pelham. The Latest aom tl e Front The latest war news from the front this morning is that the battle is rag ing. Shafter says he can knock the city of Santiago to pieces with light guns. The fall of the city is expected at any hour. Thousandls of persons have been cured (i pe es by using )eWitt'8 Witch IHazel salvo. I1 hi ealsi promptly ancil cures eezoma antl i11 skin aliseases. It gives inmediato relief. \V. E. 1'elluun. When in need of good Vinegars, Syrups &c., don't fail to call on us. tf Jos. T. Hutchison & Co. Muse Class. Miss Dello Land will return to New berry and resume ber music class on September 14th. Those who are ex pecting to have their children take music lessons should avail themselves of this opportunity, as Miss Land is an exceptionally good instructor. WVin your bmttles against, disease by nm ling 1>rou,ptl,y. One Min ute Cough aue pro ut't mmellate results. When t.nlkii e-arly it pre vents eonsumptiou. A nd in Inter stag s it furnaishes prompt, relief. W. E. PIeluan. Cheap Itate on Ss,uthern. The Southern will sell round trip tick ets to the United Confederate Veterans reunion to be held in Atlanta on .1ily 20- 23 for $1.05 from Newberry. For further information consult Mr. Jts.'A. Tiurton, Agent, who will be pleased to give you particulars. if. C. Blanks, of Lewisville, Texas, writes that one box of 1)oWitt's Witch liazel Salve was worth $50 to him. It eured llls 1iles of tot years standi ng. Ile nlvises others to try it. I, atlso eires eczeuta fkin disenses and obstinate sores. W. 10. l'elhiam. ltarbecune. Mr. WV. J. Mills will give a first-class barbecue on Wednesday, J1uly 20uih, at Brown & Mos9eley's Grmove. TLhe F"artm ers' I nstitulte wvill also be in Sssioni there On that (lay. 3 Rtob Moore, of laFayette, Ind , ay thal for constipat ion he hats found D)eWitt.'s l.h:th. ICarly ltsers to he perfact. They ntever gr,po)l 'Try them for stomneh anil li ver troubles. W. if. i'elhasm. A t .1Jep T. H iutchison & Co , youl wIll find the lowest ptrices of all. 15 eakes of good Toilet Soal) at 0only 2:lc-; 10 cakes of good Laundry Soap att 2-le; best Lulmp Starch at, onlly 51c pound:il best Key Soda at, only 21e ponnd; good~ GCreel) Coffee 10e p)ound or 11 potunds for $1.00); Ii 16 onns Stantdard granlulaid Sugar $1.00. i f 'encand D)olmte at, ieth Edeni. e th Eden Decbat,ing Socity~ \glyc a p)icnic~ andi dchaite 0n thlc r tiday next, at Bet,h Eden churei r0. ich time the sub tjcCt of debate wil be: '-Resolved, That there is mor< leasur'e in p)ursuing than possessimng' Thel public is invited to attend will wvell tilled biaskets. Other speaking he sides the debate wvill he had by promi nent men and the occasion will be lelasant one0. We beg to acknowledge a priessini niivitationl to be present. WValingr uemijohnnI. 'Tho following Is taken fromlICoI. J1ay I. Iaconl's lett,er from H-arris Spr'ing 0 is paper, the Edgefield Oh ronielr My''~ eryhody is suplremlely omfforl >A4~ lc and happy. Everybody is gay ani -4right an)d amiable and merry. A 11 $'verybody is a walking deimijohn< risn Lit,hla water. This very molt oe handed a Newberry lady cleve an'~Jsd she dirank them. Go p)on her-and upon0I all a wming and Flne Orops. We h been told tbat Mril. .1 r-owni h4 ;birty-acre field of co0t ti or miloe tht townt whichl, with f atles of cotton. We notice that Mr. Tr. Bi. LeItz<.~ ilso has some very fIne cot,ton adjol ing Mr. Brown. We would suggest to some of tu farmfer's to t,ry some1 of Messrs. Hr'ov and L,elizsey's cOt,.on) seed and get son dots as5 to hoew to grow t,heml. Wec have heen) told that Capt. FNo hast som11e very13 fine1 cotton andi cot TIhe (Captainm is an old and cxperiene farmetr and1( ailays gets t.hereC. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. See ad of Erskino College in another column. A teacher is wanted for the Tran wood school. See ad. The Secratary of State has granted a new charter for the town of Prosperity. Capt. T.' O. Stewart has gono to Florida-his old homo- to visit his si: ters. Maj. L. W. C. Blalock, of Goldvilie, was in the city yesterday shaking hands with his friends. Mr. W. A. McFall has reurned from Philadelphia, where he has been for the past few months. Agent J. A. Burti, of the Southern Railway, was in Columbia Sunday in the interest of his road. The attention of land owners in the county is called to Supervisor Schumn pert's notice elsewhore In this paper. Miss Louise Chapman has gone to Pomaria to spend her vacation. She has been attending Newberry College. D1r. Theodore Quattlebaum, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. 0. Stewart, has returncd to his home at Winnsboro, S. C. The Central Luther League will meet at Prosperity on the 21st, instant instead of the 16th, as has been previ ously announced. Dr. John R. Thompson and daughter, Miss Mary, left yesterday for Harris Springs to attend the meeting of the State Dental Association. Treasurer Boyd lost a valuablo pair of spectacles on Main St,rce'. yesterday morning. Finder will confer a great favor by returning to him. Col. O. L. Schumpert, candidate for Governor, spent Sunday at home. Co!. Schumpert looks well and seems to be stand ing the campaign admirably. Rev. W. T. Tate, of 1'elzer, preached in the First Baptist church Sunday morning and in the Presbyterian church at the Union service Sunday night. A. C. Jones is selling goods cheaper than the cheapest according to his ad elsewhere in these columns. If low priceo count for anything he will sell the goods. Lena Bouknight, a little girl from Newborry, was added to our family last night. She is a bright little girl and has made friends already.-Our (Clin ton) Monthly for July. Constable Gardner seized a keg of corn whiskey that had just arrived on a freight train at Pomaria Saturday marked to Charley Counts. Mr. Counts' place of business was also searched, but nothing found. Mr. L. W. Floyd has his water motor in operation and his fans work like a charm. Mr. Floyd is up-to-date - in all his ideas, and Newberry would be much better off if she had many other such progressive and enter,rising citi zens. Messi's. .o. C. Gdggans; L. B.? Kib ler and Mrs. Peter Robertson were elected as delegates to the County Sun day School Convention which convenes at Bush River church on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, to represent the Newberry Lutheran Sunday School. Prof. H. B. Dominick, who has been successfully teaching at Pine Ridge in Lexington County and who took the dlegree of A. M. at the last commence mnt,i at Newbci'ry College, was in Salu dal Thursday and Friday looking after' school matters here wit,hi a view to locating at Saluda. Mr'. Dominick is a genial gentleman and made a number of friends during his visit.-Baluda Ad Cant,tidatesi for Prob,ate. Judge Now~ in Order Attorney General Barber in repily to the qluestion as to the elect,ion of Pro bate Judge for this county being held this year' says: "'I amt of the opinion that if the t.rm of ollec of the P rebate J1udge exlpir'es in A ugust, 18991, it, would be eminent.ly proper to elect his suc cessor at the general election in 18918, with the (1istinct, undeirstanding i.hat the term of the ollicer so elected will begin at the ex pi ration of the term. of tbe incumbent in Augus', 1899."' T1here-I fore the elect,ion will be held this year, which wvili save the county an extra election next year'. County Ca,np~aign Schjedulie. T1he following is the schedule as ar' r'angedl for the counity camplaign meet, ings as adopted by the sub-'committee of the ECxecut,ive Comm-ittco. Seome few changes have been made in the original plan of meetings at the request of Mt. Pleasant, chur'ch, as a meeting will be in pr'ogress thci'e at, the time first named foi' the meeting in that, township. T1he schecduilo as corriect.ed is as follows: No. 5-JTalapa, A ugust, 2nd. No. (i--Longshor'e's St,ore, A ugust 3ld. No. 7-Williams' St.ore, August 4t,h. No. 3i --Mt. Pleasant, A ugust 10th. No. 2-T. WV. Keitt's, August lith. [INo. 4-Whitmire, August 12th. No. 8-Utopia postomiec, A ugust I1l. No. 9-Grove near Briown & Mose' Icy's mineral sprIng, August 17th. No. 10-Jolly Street., August 18th. No. lII-Pomii'a, August 23rd. No. I-Newberr'y, A ugust 24th. No. i--Newberry Cotton M Ill, at night, August 24th. A o statlinug In'identI, of wichfe Mr JhOlver oflPhiladelphi, wasuIb subljtet, Is'narrrtatedl by i ais fol low~s y "'I w'as In a most dhreadflul condllit M[y skIn was almiostyeilow,eyes sutiken .toinguo coiated, palin conttlinually ' back and( sides, no( apptetlie-graduatlla n- growIng weaker day by day. Threi ph.ysicians had giiven moe up. l"ortu ir inately, a friend adv~Isedi tryiim IClee trIc BItters; and to my great joy am suirpise, the first bottle made a decee 10 imiproveiment. I contintued their us for three weeks, and .am new a wel ik man. I know they saved umy lIfe, ani robbied the gravd of' another vict i. "'j No one should fall to try them. Onl: ad1 50l eht per bottle at Pelhamr'a & Roberi Off for Chickaumauga. Bunday seven recruits left on the midday train for Chickamauga, having been onlisted as United States soldiers, members of Company B. The squad consisted of the following young men: Thoi. McGee, of Newberry; Pope ). Johnson, of Jalapa; Henry L. Simmons, of Newberry; Ernest M. Reeder, of Oharleston; Frank P. Gray, of Atlanto; John Williams, of Newberry, an( Jas. J. Longslore, of Newberry. The squad was put in ehai-ge of Mr. l'opI 1) John son by Sergeant Wearn, who had se cured tl.o recruits. The,young men were examined by )r. Jas. Il. Melntosh and sworn in by Lieutenant Brown, of A nderson, who came down for that purpose. Sergeant Wetlrn will be here only a few days longer and lacks only 4 or 5 of having all he wants. l1e will leave in a few days and this will be the last, chance to get, in the Newberry com pany. See him if you are thinking of cenlist,ing: A Ilavy Italu. Saturday afternoon lato we had one of the hai'dest rains that has visited t'1is section for twenty years. The lightning and thunder were terillic. Lightning struck one or two lelephone and electric light poles in, the city, but did but little damage. The wires were down in one or two places and for a short while the incan(lescent lights were out. Superintendent Voss had everythiug in running order in a short while after the storm. Scotts Creek, which rius through the city, was higher than it has been since the trestle over the railroad was built and the culvert taken out. Much damage was done to the streets in places, but the substantial work having been done on om with the gravel proved a great benefit and saved them in many places. Nearly every bridge in the et,y was (lamaiged moure or lest and the embaink ulent on tie creek in front of the power house was damaged considerably. Overseer W icker was out early Mon day mlorning with a full force of hands and will have everything fixed up in a few days. Why will you buy hitter nauseating tonics whIn GitovFS TASTLESS C1I11A. TONiC is as pleasant as 1iemon Syrup. Your druggist is authoi ;zed to refund the money in every ease where it fails to cure. Price, 50 cents. W. W. liNer'x (eniuence Ilurnad. Saturday morning about daylight lire was discovered in the resi<lence of Mr. W. W. ltiser, the old Win. Ray residence, in No. 1 Township, and it was completely destroyed with all of its contents, except a few pieces of fur nit,ure and a small amount of hedding and clothing. Mr. Riser lost nearly everything including all of his house hold and kitchen furniture and provis ions. M% r. .no. W. Scott moved MI-. Riser's family to his home, about two miles distant, and provided a temporary home for them. Mr. Riser does not, know as yet if the fire was ani accidlent or the work of an incendiary.however, the lire started in the basement, to th e house. Second Ne-wherry (Company to be Organiz.ed.. (Capt. Fuller, U1. 5. A.. and( a suirgeon will lie in Newherry on Wednesday, JIuly 20th, to examine and enlist, thme men who are to conist.itute the seconld coimpaniy from Newberry. All who have alraeamy a'igreedl to joina, aclso iay who wish to join, will take nlotie and p)resenlt themselves on~ that, day. A barbecue dinner will ho served frce to t.hose who apply for' examiinat,ion. A sutliclent numbehr ha~ve enIlistedl to in-. sure thle formation (of the coimpany, but mlore are wantedl, and those wvho enlist no(w will stand a better chanclIe to get apipoiinted to an oflice than those who join1 a coimpaniy whose 0tliees acre ali ready' filled. Ev'ery'th1ing is in readiness at, Colum bia, so there will ha no0 delay as to t.entIs, uniforms, giunms, &c. Don't, delay, but writ.e or apply to the undlersignied and1( get youlir name11 on the roll at once. S. .1. MucCAuUhi1RIN. Newbierry Muit. lisvo Th'eologleal Semninatry TUhe following letter has been received by a ci tin of Newberry from a promi ncent mlanl who once lived here, but whlo now lives in Ja ickson vilIle, Fla., and whlo feels a great interest in our city: ''fy all meians lot Newberry have the Theological Semi nary. Such an instittionl will be of (decidled benefit, to the place In maiiny ways. Money can not measure thle vahteof it mlorally and socially to the communlItity. '"Smch a se~m inary as we hop1) to hmave in a few ycars will be0 a blessing to the entire Church South, but, not less so to the city in which It is located. Nor would the goodl influence of such ai school lie seen and felt, in Newberry' alone, but, the refining, clovatinug power for good woul d spread( far and near-Iin counities remo1te as well as cont,igiuous. IIence, all t.he tcrritory of the S. C. Synod in and multst, feel deep)ly inuter' ested(. CeOrgi. too, will be g reat,1) benefited by the semi11nary at Newherry Let the Imatter he consideral in Lbhh light, and thenl plans for the futuri' laid and execut.ed. ". Vaccination Shields Protect the vacci nated arm from ir S ri tation by sleeve For sale at Robert* .'I son & Gilder's Drug Colored Trache'ra Institute. During last week Prof. Thomas L. Cotton and Miss M. L. Denls conducted an institute hero for the colored teach era of the county. The attendance was large and the In terest marifested ' t,he work was great. Much good was done. Aliss 1)eas tau, 't geography, read ini-, methods and ph ysiology, and 'rof. Cotton taught arithmetie, grammar, spelling, history. moral ti ainiln;g an gave one lecture on the history or edit cation. Addresses were delivered during the session by Nuperintent W. II. Wallace, Supt. Higgins, )r. Rayne, Rev. Coit and President T. l':. Miller, of the State Colored College. Air. Al 1lier's IetlodS of teaching -out,t Carolina history are logical, modern and clear. The followirg ,>0m tiii n'.questions wer put to the teachers by Prof. Cott,n and written answers were required to them: Are the people in your locality getting better morally? Are, the homes better furnished? Are iore papers subscribed for? Is there any increase In the num ber of ho mes purchased? have you a school library? )o you subscribe for any tedehrs' journ.al? hlavo you any work on pedagogy? Are you a gradu ate of any school? Do you think that your teaching of hygiene has had the effect of naking your people more healthy? Has the teachling in your lo cality tended to make the people desir ous of leaving hard work? What is the a reatest need in your sclool? Can you draw a map of South Carolina? )raw one. Have you ever gi -/enl any teaching on birds, flowers, animals, etc.? Have you attemupted to grade your school? These questions cover a wide range, and to the one who purports to find what efTect school teaching has had on making negroes long for easier work, away from the farm, much interest. hangs. We should like to see the tab ulated repl.ies to those questions when t' other teachers in the other coun ties under Mr. Cotton's charge are so oured. TEACilER. SucceNs-Vorth Knowing. -10 years' success in the South, proves Hughes' Tonic a great remedy for Chills and all Malarial Fevers. Hotter than Quinine. Guaranteed, try it. At Druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. t6mo A Couferenco. Air. S. J. AlCaughrin, of Newberry, spent yesterday in the city. His mis sion here was it conference witi, Scr geant tlajor l"owler ill regard to con solidating Spartanburg recruits with the Newberry company, a part of which Ar. McCauglrtin has raised. The result of the conference is not known. Ar. MieCiaughrin went to Co lumbia last evening aceompanied by Sergeant AMajor t"owler, who goes in obedience to orders from Col. .lones tc report In that city and be mustered into service.- Spartanburg Herald, 8th, The Sword Content. The Columbia Record is going to givt ia sword worth $75 to the ollicer of tht S. C. Volunteers for whom is cast, t,h largest, nuamber of votes cut from thai paper)C by3 8t.h of September niext. T1hE. sword will lbe suitablyV enlgraved. If I captain 01' lieutenant wVins it thle namt( or everys mnemlber of his company wiillWi b)e (engrlaved upon01 it. Fir1st ieuI)teniantI 1L.11. Wearn, of the Newberry GuIards 1l1a( the list, Saturlday3 wit,h 1.50 votes Newberry shoul1 d see to it, that, Lien ten alit Wearni carr'I .s off L,is 1 honor1. Newbi-rry Itepr,es4ented in thet l'inpphaea2i Ncwberr'y County hats at rewen)5lta t,iv ( oIn tile l'hiill1lippine li)( isa d ini th<( UI. 5. ArImy Iln the person2 oft Mir. TV. A l"loyd, soIl of Al r. .12no. 8. i"loyd, ( WllILIa. HIe is wit,h (Company 1H 14th 1Intry, hlav ing joi ned tile ItrmIn at, Wash iington. li'. ioyd is ai nalti v of tis county and( hlas .malny friendi 1and 10( acuainltances her'e. An initerest ing iettcr was reced ( from him11 a fev day13s ago maIliled t,l Honioluil. War Atlas. Th'ie Seaboard A ir' Line hlas gottei out andl pliaed inl the hands of al1l it Waru At-las, shlowi ng the Un Iited SLat.eM EurIopeanI CountiIes, Cape Verdel an2i i 'IIllppin1e Isilnds, Cuba 1and( it,s lar1ge cities In dletail, and( W wt,h mapils of t,h World, Nort.h Anlherlica, i'u1rope Ian SouthI Amieica. These Atlasses ar1e full oIf infor-mi tion)11( and will prove of gr-eat~ assistanec 12n undersHtanlding t,he miovemenits < ilects and1( arm2ies as given in the ne0w: papiers. Oni account, of tile geat, em pense5 of getting out this Ai,las, the Sel 1)0ard1 A ir jin)e is comp1Jelledi to lix pr1ice of twent,y-five cent,S (3ach, whichli mlereOly nomiinl. T1hey cenn he ob)taiined1 )2 upon)appliei tion to A gents5, ~epreIsenltaiv es or~ I T1. .l. Anderson02, General-11 lasseng< A\genut, Il'ortsmiouth Va. DO YOU IKE QOOD COFFEE? If so, buy th1o "IlulO tbbo br-and. This is 11n exc(llnt brn'tt oIf Moca and Jalval, and will go twi< as8 far as chleal> c~fo)l'o. Ifr you wi1ll only fry this8 branud y( will <(nit u)sinlglcheap) and1 poor cofi'e In it, you wvill 1find bo0th1 (jinality ait eoInmy. Sold by S. B. JONES, Solo Agent. Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars! Mason's, in pint: quarts and h alf gal . Ions. Also Balli quarts and half gal -Ions, for sale chea 0 t Robertson & Ci ider's Drug Snre. Programmnue of votAty H. 8. Convention. The following is the progra.mtuof the County Sunday-school Convention to bo held at Bush River church, Tuerday and Wednesday, July 19-20th: FIRlST Y,T UENDA Y. 1)evot.ional exercises. Organization. Welcome address by J. G. .1ohnson. Response by Jetf'erson Quattlebaum. Normal lesson: The Ilook We Teach -F'ield Secretary IV. F. Whilden. Topie: The iible in the Fom e- Juo. C;. GCoggans and IRev. .1. L. Williamson. Tople: The Biible in the School---l. P'. Gromner and Rter. K. P'. AltClintock. Normal lesson by l"ield Secretary. o Topie: Leson lie'p4and ll.w Shculd They he Used - 1K. It. Wilbur and Rev. .1. .1. Long. "The Blible and the blackboard illus trated by l"ield Secretary. SDa''ONl DIDAtY, Wv1:IN1.:SDAY. Devotional exercises. Ilepo"rts from schools. Topic: Are Teachers' Meetings a Necessity?-'rof. S. J. Derrick and iter. J. W. Spenko. Normal lesson: The Sunday-school F'ield Secretary. 13usiness: (a) ''he Ivange' (b\ li nancial; (c) Normal Work. Normal lesson: The Superintendent -H'ield Secretary. Song service. Topie: Mlusic in the Sunday-school Thornwell I i aynes and I tev. G. A. Wright. 'Topie: Class MaliagemeCnt-J. L. Epps and Rev. '. G. Price. Normal lesson: The Teacher --lield Secretary. Query box. Adjou'nmecnt. If those appointed on the )rogramle find that they cannot perform the du ties assigned themi they will please no tify the undersigned at once. C. 1". IW1 u, Secretary. L{tmar"kab,le 1teMvtue. i rs. M ichael Curtain, Plainfiled, Iii., makes the taittemllelt that she caught cold, which set tedt on her luntgs; she was treated for a lltot)th by her family physicimn, but g.ew worse. lie told her she was ai hopeless victim of con 811tmption and that nco nledicine could cure her. 11er druggist suggested Dr. King's New )iscovery for Con sumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from the first dose. She con tinued its use and after taking six hot ties, found herself sound and well; now (loes her own ihousework, and is as well as she ever was. Free trial botI les of Ihiu (ireat I)liscoverv at. .'elhnti's & Iltobertsor & ( ilder's I )rug Store. Large bottles 50 Cents and 81 (10. AInIiine Coast l.Ine. The At.lantic ('oast, 11ine will sell round trip tickels to Atlanta for the Confederate Veterans' RIeunion .luly . 17, 18, 19, iron e111(1 continuous passatge, wit,h final limit July M1. F'are from Newberry, $4.05. Tickets on sale at all points. I"or ftrther particulars for h0,h these rates, call on 1K. Cavanaugh, agent., Newberry, S. C. I 1eer'uits areO wallted to formn ai ('om pany of voelun teerls to comp)lete tile qu Iotae of eight, compan1)ies under01 tIle second call. All who wish to go andi are' patri 0tic enoughl t,o enlist4 01an get, informat p)lyin)g t.o the0 undersIgned at, once. N. .1. Ml'CAiTC llIlIN. A firist.-grade teache is ISwanIt.edl for t,he Tramvo1Wod school, school dIistrict No. 417, for the publ)ic term!). Salary~ $25 perP mfonlt.h. A 1)plications8 wvill be filed wit.h either of the undersigned by Au gust, 121.h. 31, '.Trustees. Te'4acheir Wanllted( and1 coin tret to) I.e. The trustees of I lart,ford Academy will hold( aL me)etingl at, the school1 hous1e in D)istrict No. II ([1lartfordl), on An I gust, 1st., at, 10 a. mn., at wh ich ti me bids for the errec0tion (of Ia new school1 house will be3 rceCived, 1)1ans1 and( speci 1ica tionls made(1 known at, t haut, timhe. A ppl)1ientions for the p)ositionl of t,eachl e r will h)e considered at samell timeW, aip pIlicaltions t.o b)e in hands(1 of trustees by July13 23lrd. 10. Lse' IH AYvES, Clerk of I loar'd. ''l'h)patr'(ns oIf I Jnion A ('ademy13, 1)is aL trict No. 82, will meet at, school( buihl( sI g 0)1 I,,riday1. .July3 29), 1898, and1( elect, L. aL teacher10 for t.he0 termi of six mon1)this. 0 Nala ry 30o per mnont.h . I )ir1ect. appl)1ica lions to1 either of the1 iulersigned. WVM. Iloimi, I 'ro sperIit y,' N (., Ml. C:. Alooli:, T1rustees. Tlhe trus1teeIIs of Nmy'rna school1 will hold( a1 mleetie on )1 Anlgeist I t, InL -I1)p mi., at which timei. apl)ien':tijons for thel Sc Nhool termi wVill 1be sOee mon)(1)ths. 8S11lary $25 penr month1. A ppllienions111 shouhl( be0 adldressed t< I{. K. lIe:eder. Clerk, Ne:wberr'y, N. C J1. (;. M'NN. I ~'I'i'nstees. AllI treebers applying for' Mt,. Iliet.hel P o.- 3 o'clock p. n)1., .11uly 2:3, 189)8, t 11ny3 of t.hai und(ersigne. "-' (T0h.. .1. C. S. 1I'" )W N. ft l. V. Ti'IOMI'Ho. tf e i, m,c AT COST! -:0: - SUMMER CLEARANCE Wo will begin a clearance sale of a our Summer Goods at "actural cost" on Tuesday, Juno 28th, and continue as long as they last. The earlier you come, however, the bettor selections you will get. 'T'his sale includes all Summer Dress Goods, Colorc:d Lawns, Organdies, 1)imities, P'ereales, Prints, Skirts, Gauzo Uudorvests, Mitts, Summer Gloves, Corsets, &e. And also Includes in other depart ments.llndershirts, Coloved Laundered Shirts, Men and Bloys' Straw Hfats, at large line of Mien and Doys' Pants, ,a dies' and (hildren's Oxford Ties anld Slippers, Alen's Summer ('oats and Vests, 121nen and t'rash Sit,s, White Duck ('outs and Pants, Mlen's light Vici Kid and I'atent Leather 'Ian Shoes. And we will sell during this sale everything in our store at greatly rc - duced prices. "We never allow anyone to sell for less than wo do at, any time,'' but we will discount, all former prices during this sale. w+YConm" and see us often. COPELAND BROS, Lealers of Low Prices anl Reliable Goods. Main Stroet - - Nowborry, S. C. Remember! I have moved to the Store opposite Rt. (_. WV ills, where I have a well selected stock of Jewel ry, Spectacles, Clocks and Sil vei'ware, and will e1) pleased to see customers. Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing a specialty. EDUARD $CHOLTZ, The Jeweler. htis a Sure Sign When Candy lov ers get their heads together that the verdict is going to be in favor of Chocolates and Confections. They are famous wherever there ex ists an appetite for pure, delicious can dy. WhIitIlall's lIlstalIlmicl11 Chocolates Is peorfect, in flavor andl quaility, de(. stant.ly with boilinig wvater. FOR~ SA LE AT TI'll E J. K. GILDER BOOK STORE. Withrop Colleic Scholarsip anti Eitralico Examninationl. r j1Hl4 1XA MINATI'ONS *olt, TI'lla WNinthirop C ollegze and for ii; the mimi - '4ion of new student.s will 1 hel t, the coiunty3 cor t, house on .1 uly~ 15thI at 9i a. nii. At1)) ppicats muist, Noit, lit ideuttr Ii fle.on yearis of age. WVhen schiolarshi Ips are vaLented afte*r .1 uly 1 5th, E,bey will hei awade W to1 t.ho.sO minir the hiigherst, averaage at LI,his ex atmination. 'I'h IIco~ist oif ideaattnac, inctlutding bIoardI. fuirn'.*shed roomn. het, li ght at dl wash ing is only $8.5 pd er month. l'or fut.herI in fuormai.atio and ia n. luguei, :eh uress I 're'side'nt I). 1I. J1ohni-' son, ltork liill, N. ('*., or call ont I. \V. Iliins C .(ouniity Supe rinutendlent ,. f 2 Entrance Examlinalions S. C. College. rAN *CXAMINATPION FOLt AD.. e m~Isin nto the I"resh man elis H andl for ad(1ml ision to the Normal Schol ''will be held at, the C,oumnty-seat. of t.his 'e count,y, I'riday, .1lily 15th, 1898. Theli on examintiiion will lhe conduciltedl by lhe Coun ty Su perintendent of Schools. All wi.shinag to stand t his exam'.ina tion will he on hand that morning, Parties w ishi ing in fornmat,ion regatrO ing the above scholarships will please call at my ollce. ('o.i Wy SjEEG' Ln(a, NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS. A LJ LAN )OW NEllMS Al. HERIC by notlfed to renuvo froi run ning stream.; of wiater upon their lands all trash, trees, rafts and t.imber during the mnonth of August, in compliance with Sect,ion 127:1 of the Revised Statutes of this State. J. Al. S[I1JlMPEItT', :t Supervisor. E 7Z2 N C L,.C .I DI': \ WIST,1S. (". Opens last \Y dnesdaty in September. Attendance hast year from ten States andl(] Mexico. Two coln'ses leading to the degrees of A. It. and It. S. Total expenses for the nine months in the "Inloie" O11S.Clo.. In private fanilies $1 . aoO. Spacious atnd comfortable "llome,"' complete anud equipped with modern conveniences of hath rooms, &e. Ent,ire building heated by hot water system. 1Write for catatlogue to W. MI. G,il MI"t, P'RESIDENT. NOMINATIONS. For Congress. jANNOlINCI' To TIll; VOTIiS . of the .'ld Congressional District that I am t: can(lidate for 1e-election to (onlgress, subject to the rules of the I)etnoertticl party of 1outh ('atrolina. A. C. L2ATINl10JI. For House of Represen tatives. c{io' t. 1,. I3L1':ASI", ESQ., IS A hereby announeed as a candiditte for the Legislature inl the approaching Demti at,ie primary, and is pledged to ait de the result, and1 support the nomi nees of the party. [1AL"'. .J NO. I'. BAN KS 18 11 IEll . by nominated as a cand li(late for re election to the lower Ilouse of the ('en eral Assembly, and1 is pledged to abide the result, of the I)emoeratic l'rimary Elect ion. CITIZENS. F 1 Rl'lN1)S O' CO)I. 1). A. Du)icert resipcctfilly otul11nllce hilm ais a candidate for the Legislat,ure, he fore the coming primaries and pledge him to abide the resullts, should he consent to mnalce the canvass. MANY VOTERS. A ltT 'IIUI 1. I II L R IS 1 IHI :I I IY antunounneed a5 at candidate for re election to the LegislatuI.e and is pledtged to abide the result of the )em oer'at.ic primary election. 'i1 . SALE IS lIl-IRP"13Y AN " nounced ats candidate for t,he l4egislature from Newherry ('ounty and is pledged to abide the result of the I)emnocrat, 11'it rimary elect.ion. For County Superinten dent Education. rrAltoN (,). IhOLANI) IN Ii l1: .l. A. h by annonn"eed ts a ennd idate for ('onIty SN}} '1wriit,en det1. of Edeitat.ion1 atnd will ablde the r'sult, of ihe I)emo crat.ie primlary election. I HIElRlEIY ANNOIINCI; MYSLP' I etdtlidate for re-election to the olliee of Count,y Supewrintendent of Ea ucnt,ion, an(1 pledge myself to abide the result of the I)emocratic primary. 14'. W. HiIGGINS. i l: MANY l''lIHN)S O1' TIlE Tl1on. '1'ho:a. W. Keitt take p letsml'c inl annouueinig iiis tmne for ('ounty Sup erin11tendtent, (If EduenCtt,ionI. and1( pledge hi m to abidle t,he resuml t of the IDemoctrat i Cf priary. MIANY Y''tl'aS. For County Treasurer. C l I. lOY I) IN IIMitElY A N . 11ouniced as a caind idtat.e for reC (lleCt.i .nt to t,he C 1111CC of C'ounmity 'l'retas urer' -sub Ijct, t (I the prtimaryl 3 elect,ion. For Auditor. W C. ('l0Ml011 1N II i'MB~IY . nomIlinted ais a caniat,eIt for) re-electioni to t,he olliCe oIf Counllity Auad i to it Iubject to LII th Democrt,tlie prtimaryLt election. For County Su pervisor. T~ lllEIEHiY ANNOUtNCE MYNELF' ..l.a candElidate for ('onnt.y StuPCervij orI andt( llege my3sel f Lto abble t,he r-esultI (If the Decmociratilc prunarytL'3. W. A. 11I lal. 'T NI. SCIIIlMIt'' IN IlIUitMiY Coun11ty SupervJisor' I5(-subjeICt to the pri mary elect.iotn. CANNON & MAYES, Mansion House Steanm Laundry, Greenville, S. C, A %IitHT FlONTJ 'TilAT AlTTRAOT;'S Al iF,NTION by3 the (xqutisite perfect ion oIf Iits 'oth and1( liniisht i Ihe onei that you1 wear froui te laundry work thtat is done11 hter< CulT, Collar, Shirt, or Shtirt Waist< ,inen Suit., in fact any3thing in Lh laundry linue, Ia senit home looking freCshIII and Iperf-cIt, ast the new aIrtie'l and( we areC only tool pleasedC( tht, '. Ctnn g.i ve gratifient,ioni and tlsatisfatcti( AGENTS WANTED I A. A. (iATE1'S, Proprietor, ( eomn viIlc, . C. i