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Z4EWBEhRY MARKEw. Corrected every 'T'uosday and Frlday by Summer Bros. Meat......................... 04@7. Shoulders .......-. -............ 70. Hams ................................. 10@ 121o. Bost Lard ............. ............ 8( 100. Bet Molasses, new crop...... r00. Good Molasses.... ....... 25@35c. Corn ................................... (l(e. al ............ ................... . ll (lUoc. i 1lay...... ............................ t90(e. Wheat Bran ........................ $1.10. 1st l'atent Flour.................. $5.50. 2nd 13est Flout .................... $5.00. Strait Flour ........................ $4.75. (ood Ordinary Flour ...........84. 4.50. Sugr" ................. ..... ......... ( }a70, R(ICO.................................... 61(c 10e. Co0Tco ................................. 10( 20o. Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.00. alo Hulls, per cwt......... :30e. Vountry Produce, Butter, per lb ..................... 15@20c. leggs, per dozen ............... loc. Chickens, each.................... 124(a20c. I'eas, por bushol.................. (lOc. Corn, per bushel................. 55c. Oats, por bushel.................. 35c. Sweet potatoes .................... 50 Oc. '1Turkoys, por lb .................. 6 8e. F'oddor, per cwt .................. 75(.90c. Rueklon's Arnica iaive. The best Halve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions:, and positively cures Plies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Robertson & Gilder and W. E. Pelhan. Those M Canopies are going-get one before too late. S. J. Wooten. 2t How is this? 24,000 best Parlor Matches and 200 good Pins all for l0c, tf Jos. T. Hutchison & Co. uolegates to 8. H. ConVont.lon, '1'he following delegates have been elected to represent Thompson Strept, A. 1R. P. church at the County Sund'y School Convention at Bush Rh1 . church on the 19th and 20th inst: C. I". Boyd, I' sq., Miss Ola Wilson and Miss Estelle Todd. Sick hendaheo, biliousness, constipation and all liver anll stomach tronbles can be" qu"iCk'y cured by using those famous li,t.le 1ill known as 1oWitt's Little Early Ri.rts. I'he ; are pleasant to take and never gripe. W. E. Plhat. Suntday School Picnic. There will be a Sunday school picnic at Mt Tabor church, Taborville, on Saturday, 23d inst. Refreshnents will be furnished for the benelit of the Children's M issionary Society. the Chief Burgess of Milesburg, pa., says ioWitt.'s LAit.tie Early Risers are the beut pills he ever used in hils faily nluring fort.y yeasu of house keeping. TIn#y cure constipallnx, liek headaeche anl stomnoh and liver troub. lea sui1li in mlz') . but great In results. W. I:. Pelham. On a Had Mision. Mr.; F. B. Crayton, the elicient pre script,ion clerk at .r. Young's drug store, left yesterday for his home in Anderson in response to a telegram an nouncing that his brother had been killed by' machinery. Mr. Cravton knew no further particulars of the death of his brother' other than the telegram received. H is brother wvas a farmer. lie has the sympathy of many friends in Newberry. Mr. (I. Hasbrouck, a dIruggist at Meuilon, Mich., says all of the gondc test.moniials that have been puIblished by the muanulfacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera end DIarrhoea Remedy could( be duplicated in thant towni. For sale by W. E. Pelham. Barbecue. Mr'. W. JT. Mills will give a flest-class barbecue on Wednesday, JTuly 20th, at B3rown & Moseley's Grove. Trho F'armu cers' Instit.uto will also be in session t,here on that day. a Arrivedl Tuestuiny. Prof. V. Thee. IEly, who for the past two months has conidutedC a school of bookkeeping and pen mansh ip in West ECnd, has finished his term and wvill aotomorrow going to Newborr'y, S. opon a sehool at that placc. -s been very successful here ~jjI lai'ge class of young people ~om he hah taught have made rec markable progress, as is always the case when pupjils are attached to their teacher. A s a mark of their applreia tioni his pupuils pre'sented the priofessor' wit,h a magnificent gold pen and piencil at t,he closing exercises, which coin ing unexpecdly, deeply moved tihe pr'ofessor ibid is highly valued by him. We wish hun success in his new 11e1d. ~-Augusi~ 1Tribiine, 1Ithi. ''1 think PeWit-We Witch linzei Haive Is the finest, prepuaipn on t.he mna,ket for p,ie.' so writes.Johni Ii Duenn, of 'Wheeling, WV. V. Try It, a nil you iii Ihink tlhe ucamo, It, V' cures eSt.dma finul all kcin (liWlscase. Wv E 1' . ham). TI,e schoels United1. . AV ~ofang which was largely at tot ~ ;hose interested a few dlays 6,St Luke's and Big Creek 6Me united and formed into a thool. T1he following hoard '5 were elect.ed: R. T C. HIun ye, .J. P. Harmon, S. BI. Haiw nd ,T. S. Nichols. por meeting will be hold toumor rnoon to decide on a locat,ion school. Ruay- hunt the workt over and |h ot findl another medicine Chambehqrla in's Colic, (Cholerai arrhoea Remedy for bowel comn ft is pleasant. safe and re iFor sale by W. E. Pelham. OheaP Itate 0on Southern. uithern will soil round trip tie' the United Confederate Veterans , o t b hldin A tlanta on Ju1 for $.0 from Newber.ry. or fur'ther' informatibn consult Mr A. Burton, Agent, who will b< sed to give you p)articullars. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Court Monday a week. Miss Gertrudo Carwilo is at HarrI Springs. Mrs. Theodore Johnstono Is visiting friends at Kinards. Mr. John Aldridge has returnei from Chickamauga. Mr. 0. 0. Copeland left Monday t visit relatives in Clinton. Mrs. M. J. Jones, of Lancaster, it visiting rel- ives in Newberry. We have ttad an abundance, of raiu within the past week. Mayor Evans paid a Ilying visit to Clinton on Wednesday. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday it was unusually cool for July. Miss Cummings, of Winnsboro, i visiting Miss Lucy Speers. Mr. G. W. Monroe, of Lau cens, is on a visit to relatives in the city. Some of Dr. Young's "original" lit tle packages took with the boys. Miss Gertrude Simpson, of PI'rosperi ty, is visiting at Mr. Win. Johnson's. MIss M. E. Copeland has returned to Newberry after spending a few days in Columbia. Miss I'essie Tarrant Ik tn Wednes day for Cordesville, to visit her moth er. ''h hour for the meeting of the Lu theran Sunday-school has been changed from 5 to 5.30 o'clock. Mr. 0. P. Saxon, who has been in Florida for the past year or so is in Newberry visiting friends. Profs. B. L. Jones, T. D. .Jones and sisters left yesterday for 13revard, N. C., to spend the summer. Mr. J. Gibbs Goggans, who has a run as express messenger from Columbia to ,J acksonvilic, Fla. , is at home for a rest. Mr. V. Theo. Ely is in the city and will open a school in book-keping and writing. at armory hall Monday, July 25th. Assistant Postmaster Graham has been on the sick list for the past few (lays and Postmaster Fair has had his hands full. Judge M. A. Carlisle, we are glad to state, is again able to be out. He has not, however, altogether recovered fron his fall. Mrs. Allan Johnstone, of Newberry, after at pleasant visit to relatives and friends here, has returned home. Laurensville [lerald, 15th. Davenport & LRenwick are offering special bar'gains in shoes. They have a large and select stock and are closing them out at greatly reduced prices. Mr. .John Out.z, of Company B, S. C. Volunteers, is at home on a few days furlough. He is pleased with a sol dier's life and looks well and happy. Dr. E. C. Jones accompanied by his daughter, Miss Helen, left on Wednes day for Harris Springs to attend the meeting of the State Dental Associa tion. R. :. Williams has applied for quar termaster of some colored reegiment and is strongly endorsed for the piosition. He has been in Columb)ia this week in the interest of his catndidacy. Mr. and( Mt-s. Nat Gist, Mr. Jas. Mc Caughitnt, M lsses Liucy, F?anny and Nanie l McCautg hrini left yesterday for Glenn Spr-ings. Afitetr spending a wvhile ther-e they will go to the mountains. Capt. S. .1. McCaughlrin htas changed tile (late for- enli st ing t,he members of his com pany from July 20t,h to 23d. E e ill give a frece bar-becute oil tihe 23d to those whol( enlist. See local elsewhere. Examinat,ions will be held In the court house today for scholarships in the Winthrop Col lego and for- aidmis sloon Into the l"reshimant class and nor ma! scholarsh 11ps of t.he Sout.h Car-olna College. The cit.y council of Aiken has dle cided to putt inl a sewerage sys5t.em and( arc r-eady for~ bidls for its constr-uct,ion. Newberry andi Aikeln keel) side by side in the matter of priogress-and( New borr-y mnusn't lng. Let t,he gover-nmont settle it and dont't lose any sleep over- who is ent,itlIed t0 the hontor-, Schtley or Samltpson. Trhose who arie mainaginig this war ought 10 know moe about It t,hanm we do-if t,hey don't. Marvin Yreargina honorably d ischar-g ed from Cap&. Lantgfor-d's Co., 3d S. C. V., at Cit Ickamtauiga, h as r-eachled home. lie is very feeble bitt alble to mtovc aro'mdndl11( we hope) lhe will soon1 be str-ong againt.-Latrents Advert,Ise, 12. Th'e latest st.amps issuedl by 140 gov etrntmen t arie a nitisance. Conigress should be petitined at onice and asked to siop the issue eor the p)ostoilce cler-km reqired( to lick thenm. We wvero gla when the Colutmbian Issue was et htaust,ed. On J1utly 8i,h, Maj. l'lrnest A. Gar' lingtnt was promoted to the r-ank e Lieutenant-Colonel of theo Uitted State: Armny. Wheon he treceived this pri' mo(t,iOn he was1 at, the front as Adjuita andl Inspec-tor Gene-o;! of Glen. 3c Wheler's Corps at Santiago de Citli 1l'ostmnast.o m'lairi i-ceolvedl ait inter esting letter from im at, the front few, days since. Ils maity frientds it Newberry er pr'oud of his promoetion attd such di tinguished favor coul not fill o morro weorthy shtoulder Is. At Jfoseph TP. luttchison & Co , ye will find the lowest pt-ices of all. I cakes of good Toilet Soap aIt only 23h 10 cakes of good- Laundry Seal) at, 24< best Lump Starch at only 5c 0ioun hest Key Soda at only 2ic pound; gee Green Colee l00 pound em' 11 p)oit for $1.00; 16 pounds Standar'd gtraitutlav Suigar $1.0(. t,i AN EXCELLENT SHOWING A VIN11 1I11ALTU iWECo0t) Volt THEK PAST YHAI. The Anunm liteport of the logrd of ilealth as to Birth*, Deaths and t)ausea.-Tihe Death Rate Very Low. The following is the table of statistics showing the number of deaths and the causes closing the past year. The re port nakesa much better showing than the last, as the death rate is as low f%r the past year. as it was for the preceding 10 months. The pOrcentage of death is a fraction over one and a half to the thousand, which is a most successful contradiction to the idea that has ex isted in the past that Newberry is a sickly town, and shows that the sani tary conditien of tthe city is good. On account of some uutlnished busi ness connected with the recent small pox epidemic, from which there was no death, the President of the IBoard of Health has been unable as yet to pro pare his report which will follow later: Newberry, S. C., July 7, 1898. To the Mayer and Aldermen, New berry, S. C.: Gentlemen: By order of the Board of Health, I herewith submit to you for your inspection and information the annual report of births and deaths which has been read and approved by the Board and referred to your honor able body. IRespectfully -ubiitted, C. A. BOWMAN, Secretary. Iii LL OF' MORTALITY. lteturn of deaths within the town of Newbel ry from .1uly 1st, 1897, to June 30th, 1898. LxACKS I'I1T'r s. ANI Co t .osI:I) Ad- .chil- Ad- llil ilts. ci'i nits.dr'n CAUSl.S O) I)IAT"iI. Enttera Ca litis..... ....... Cutawrh of Bowels....... ..... . . nyseintery........... Cuitrrha Jaltnnice........... ...ra,tn ,s................. 'yphoii! Fever.............. I . .. Apoplexy ................. Consim,ptiot ........... ..... .. 2 2 2 2 Ilffects 1)rinking Con. Lye. .. ..... t Convulsions............ . . };xecuted at County Jail....... . Meningocele.................... . Mlalarial Fever............ . . Parnlysis ......................t .. Congestion of nrain...... . luri ........ ... Claronic V nIdocarditis......... ... Wheooping Cough ... Organic hIeart ise.. 2 [ . . Teetling... . In ltanmat ion of Stonlacl a . .. Biriglits Disease............a . Pnentnonia ............... . . . Mycotic I)iarrtoea . .... . Catarrh of Stotnacl.......... IrenintUre Birth............. ........ 1i1uti mlegia (I.eft Side).... . . Utuhi ica e I mcnorrhiagt ..... .. ........... Pyelitis................ .. .... ......1 . llroncho Pt'emnonia ............. .......... Acute eczenn.......................... Old Agc ................ . . . . ..... Spurioes I}ydrocepholons. . ... Sudden Death.............. Menenigtis................ . 1Heart 1 allure ........ .I. Inflamuation of nowels:.......... ..... Diarrhoea (Catarrlial). ..... .. 1 Peritonitis ............. ..... .. . .1. Unknown .......... Cardiac DiseAse (Asthmta).. nstr -teriti s . ......... . ....... I(tlocardi tis (R.e. nnatic).. . . .. Cancr......................... . ____ ____ ____ 7~)j . Sa . ItEUAPI'PUATION August........8 2 2 181)8. .lanurv.......*11 1 April.........1 4. May............2 lone............ 77..41.1 ..).. i' I.. . 1897. Whites. ..lack. ..'ot.. July.............2.. Augus..........3.8 .. Octob.............I.6 November......22.. .Januar...........i..i.. May............4.. Cancer.. ............. ... . I.. Esti mte(1 OI)IIIitiI -W Ii it :13 2 Whit.c,n 4;clacks, 1,750 tolore,45; Thea de9; exclue1,00dinulbrnth year is a litl otha1IIS. cet 187.W. At. lo,w J ul 1.t....... .... 7 A ugu t.. ..... 8lnibePae Sptecilbber.... 11sae o Yr Novembe thi evenin reevdth olw tiocfeme...... 7uhrttv sim n Jablesath ......... d3 lrto ta l Febrhuary ....... no5nymkswrt gl util ....... isi3 oiio ocnld May. ............ 4~ae htve arlt he ill ave o mae toaks.t Ttat end."2 2 1 Hucoa-Vo4t K15leg 40yar'sccs i 3h 9ot,poe . lu 'lies'............ reat re e y o Augst....... an3 10 ote.t oing to Atluntn. The following is a list handed us of those who will leave hero on next Tues day morning for Atlanta to attend tho Confederate Vet erans Hounion: (leo. F. Long, George W. Reid, E. L. DeVore, P. J. Voss, 3ul. Martin, I). A. Rutf, J. Cal. Neel, M. H. 13uz hardt, 1)r. S. Pope, Mrs. H. 0. Epting, Mr. and Mrs. H. 1). 13oozer, Mr. and Mrs. S. 1*. HoozAr, Mr. and Mrs. J.. 1. [Ieagin, W. J. Sheely, 1. C. Perry, W. G. Mettz, 1)r. F. Al. Setzler, J. A. Dominick, K. Ii. Setzler, Air. and Irs. 1'. M'. I';pting and family, Mlis Bornico 51nith, J. 11. Smith. Jim. W. Reeder, Mir. and Mrs. K. P. AMatt,hews, 0. A. hiatthews, Jno. C. WVl'son. Fromt Prosperity: A. G. Wise and wo children, Jno. 1. F'ellers, J. C. :ounts, A. 1i. Hawkins, It. 1. Stoude nayer, 1). M. Langford, Andrew Kin ird, N. H. Young, It. T. C. lHunter, no. .J. Hunter, 0. 1. Schumpert., Jr., L"rank Hunter, A. G. Kirkpatrick, .1. W. Iatton, W. C. Shealy, J. N. l"engle, David iowland. The party will leave here by special uar on the Southern road Tuesday norning at. 6.45 o'clock. late of EnhiNtuonnt 1'otp,onled. By request of the authorities at. Co uubia, S C., I have agreed to change ,he dato of the examination from the !0th to 23rd of J uly. All who have en isted or intend to enlist will please ,ake notice and present, themselves )arly on Saturday, July 23rd, for exam nation. The indicat,ions are that the :onpany will 1111 very rapidly, and be tmong the first, to muster in. Anyone lesiring information, &c., please apply Lt once to S. .1. AICCAMUA I1tIN. BhmIl AlRDM110NT AND) IAINFALL.. I1e Effect of the Santiago tonbardtnuent on orr Itainfai1. Alri. Editor: Your Prosperity corres onlent asked for my opiionn about MIr. lice's statement, about, what elfect the >ombardment of Santiago has on our .ainfall. A great, many of the battles of the jonfederate war were followed by pro raet,ed rain falls in the eonntry close rounld where the battles were fought. r iemmber 1st. Mianassas, Willitamus )urg, 7 Pines, 7 1)a3 3 around 1tieh nond, Sharpsburg, Chancelllorsvilie mnd Cettysburg were followed by weep ng weatheri. ClickamlllLuga was dry tnd the draught, cont.inued for a week >' more, but when1 the rai1ns caine we lad a lood. It was the genieral opin on of the soldiers that, raiin always fol owed a big battle, but I have no means If knowing over how much t.erritory he rains extended. The U. b. Weather Iinrean tried to '.ause aL rainfall on tie plaiiins of Texas 3y exploding a lot of fire-works in the tir and while there was some light rain lalls aft,er the eVplosions the experi ments were' considered failures and vere abandoned. Santiugo is more than 1,000 miles south-east of us anid Inmust th Ink that ,he bombardment, there would hatve very little if any effect on our~ rainfall, tithioughi our~ winds have been south ror the last month and a sonth wind isually brings raini. The sout,h windls Lic w.armii and comin g across t,he couni Ury meet tibe' cooler current comning icross the continent. and condense and ~ie us onri sxummer' rains. Our r'aini all for the hirest, 6 months of t,his year has beenx the smallest. that, has fallen in Il years. It is t.rite J1uly has brought Is a good deal or ralin, buit not moure blhan we have frequent,ly had mn the same time and all of our showers tis month have been local omI3s, buxt the showers of today, lit,h ist.., which in lieates9 a general st.orm or cyclone pass ing iul or near' the Atlantic coast. Thme wind always blows towards a low ha rometcr. Below you will Iinmd t.he ralin fall for t,ue Iirst, 6 moont,hs of each year for 11 years: 1 nehes.Iichs 1888 ..... ...:1.61 114...2. 1889)........26.1 185.....72 1890).........1738 19....21 181.........35.77 117...2.. 1892 .........1.50 188...7.1 1894)...........2..3 Average for~ 11 years 25.18 inches. D)eficiency for 18198 7.84I inches. Thel next lightest, rainfall was 181)0 and Junly, August., Sept,ember and October of that yearm had a rainiifall o(f 25.44 i nches, and as our ralin fall last winlter was light wt may explect, :35 or' more i nches of radin t.h is fall. I tespect,fuinlly3, W. G. I'i.'PltSOION. [Longshore, S. C , .1 uly 12, 189)8. The patr'ons andl( tr1stees (of JIol 1 StSc Hhool, D)istrict. No. :13, wvil meet on F"riday, the 29t,b, t,o elect a teacher. Thie app11icanits miust, hand I, their applications to the trust.ces on ot before that dat,c. J1. C WVir,son, (:. I. isVIN1W'PON, . hI. ltiiEIInitON, A Nairro,w lCacapae. Tlhnkfuml wtords wr'itteni by Mrs. Ada K. llart, if (.rotoni, N I): "Wats takei with a bad col wich set t led on nmi Ilungs; cough set in and Ilil ly term I nated in C!onsumpti on . F"our D)octor gave mte up to may Savior, det erilne< if I could not stay with mtiy frirndIs o1 earth, I would mecet my absen'tt one above. My husandti was ad vised to g.' Dr. Kling's D)iscovery for Consuivmptior (Uougha and (Colds, I gave it a trIal took In all eIght btottes. It has cure< me1, and1( thank God I am savdl aml now a well ando healthy woman.'' Trhai bottles free at Robertsotn & Gilder' and Pelham's D)rug Stores. iReguilar aize 50c) atnd $1.00. Ginuaram teed or nrice refuanded. Newberry llonorcd. At the State Press Association last week, Nowberry Inon were the men whom the editors delighted to honor. Mr. E. H1. Au)l was elected President, and dologate to the National Editorial Association, which is to mot on Sop tember 6th, at Denver, Col. On Thursday evening, Pros. Geo. B. Cromer was the orator. Concerning his address, the Greenville Mountaineer says: ''Prof. Cromer is an engaging and pleasing speaker, whose flow of lan guage is harmonious and delightful, and whose gestures are graceful in the extreme." On motion of Col. Hloyt the thanks of the association were given Dir. Cromer for his scholarly and Instructive ad dress, and he was usked to furnish a copy for publieation in the minutes. l'rosperity News, 13th. The Negro's Side of it. Under date of .1uly 7th the following letter was written: "Mr: James Daniel-Dear Sir:. . . . I suppose you have heard that there is almost war in this section, but. this report, is not, true; there has not beenit a cross word spoken between the two races--t,he whites and colored are in good communion. . . . When the doctor escaped from the constable there were about twenty-live or thirty people present: but, the cause of their being there was they had come from a burying at the church. . . . . It is white man kicking against white man and using the negroes. The ne groes are at work and have never stop ped to light any yet, and are getting their supplies from their boss men same as eve t. Yolrs t.riuly, tAigns of spring. Convoy a warning that certain ail monts, general debility, dyspopsia, skin diseases, liver complaints, etc., need attention. There isn't anything better for a blood purifier 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 75c for it.. ROBERTSON & GILDE, Druggints, on the cornor. .%irmera' Inst"Itut.. A Parners' Institut.e under the di reetion of I'res. Ilen"y S. lIartzog and other memhers of the faculty of (lei son College will be held at I3rown's Grove on .1111y the 20t.h, 1898. All citizens are cordially invited to be present. Of subjects to be discussed mention may bs made of the following: F"ortilizers, truck farming, drinking water, animal Iiusbandry, dairying, improvement of soils, industrial educa tion, grasses and legumes, entomology, iroadu ipovemnent,, anid other in terest inhg, pracLttical subhject,s. 1. TP. C. il U NT '.ilt, 1a. WV. 10. L4Ai.:, Conimilit,t,ee. iThe, sumre La artipte (uro. lTiere is no use suffering fromi this dreadftul malady, if you willl onl~y get the right re.nedy. Y'ou are having pain all through your bodly, your liver Is out of orde , have ro appetite, no life or amblition, have a bad cold, iu frect vre comple'ely uisedl upI. Electric Bitters Ia the only remedy that, will give you piromipt nm id suare relief. They act dhirectly on ye.ir LIver, Steom: chi ar d Kidnei s, tonie up thme whole sys temrnd m111 ake you feel like a new hie lng. They are guiaranteed to enre or p)rica refunded. For stale at lRobertson & Giler's and Peilham's D)rug Stores, only 50 centat per bottle. ( b,arlesiton & Wes,ternm(m Orrlina5 itallwaya Compi any. UJnt,il further notie, the Charleston & Western Carol inua traini for t,he mountains will leave A ugusta at 9I.1U a. in., G reenwood 11.50, Laurens I.1 p. mi. reaichiing the miounttalin resort: onie hourW earlier tl,ban last seasotn. Commeneing . ulhy 2d, through pull man parlor car ser-vice ill lbe i naugu rai,ed het,ween A ugusta and Ashevillo N. C. ICxcursion raLt,es now oin sale ti all of t.he spiring aind mouintain resorti of the CJarol inais. Special low ratei Saturday goodh to rot,urnt unt,il Monda3 on saile ait Auigusta. WhTlent in nieed -oif good Vliegars yrmps &c., don't, fail t) caill on uis. i-f JIos. TP. Hu tchiisoni & Co. sp.~ o,iliItes on, Saoa,rdi. l'or the National I'Cducationial A ssoci ation, Wash Ington, D). C., July 7.- 12 the Seaboard A ir LIne will sell roum trip tickets from all stations at oni fare for Ii.he rond( trip, plus $2 mem her'shi ip fec in t,he association. Ticket, oni sale J1ul v 4, 5, 6i at 7, w it,h fina limit,.1 uly 1(1. l"'or the Anunual I ituion of Con feder ate Veterans, Atlant,a, Junly 21' -23. F'ar* for the round tri p from Newberry $1.05. TIieC<ets on sale .Juily 17, 18, 111 iron clad conit,inuous01 passage, wit,l finial limit,.July :31. it, Robertson's Peppermint Cordial!I A pleasant and effi cient remedy for a! diseases o f t h stomach and bow els. Manufacture< and for sale at Rob Iertson & Gilder' IDrug Store. ftf County Campaig Schedule. The following is the schedule as ar ranged for the county camnpaign meet ings as adopted by the sub-con-ittwe of tho I'xceutivo Conwitteo. No. 5--Jalapa, August 2nd. No. 6 --Longshoro's Store, A ugust 3d. No. 7---Williams' Store, August 4th. No. 3 -Mt. P'leasant, August 10th. No. 2--T. W. Keitt's, August lith. No. 1- Whitnire, A igust 12th. No. 8-U1topia postollico, A ugust, 16 No. 9-t.rove near lIrowii & Mose ley's mineral spring, August 17th. No. 10-.Jolly Street, August 18th. No. I I-L'omaria, A ugust 2:3rd. No. l-Newberry, August 21 th. No. 1 -Newbervy Cotton A ill, at, night Atugust2-itlh. "Last summer one our grand children wats siek wilh at severe,' bowel trouble," says MIrs. E. (1 ( regory, of 'redrickstown, Mo. "Our doctor's remedy had failed, then we tried Chainberlain's Colic, Cholera anid I)iarrhooa Reined v, which give very splteedy relief." For sale by W. E. I elhal. 1.11tlo Mouttninin litrunion, Fridlay, August tnt,, 181) 8. I'lt( nt AMIN Il-. Address of \elcomne-Mr. Il . I,. Io land. Claims of )enom mtional ('olleges ltev..J. A. Cromer. T.Ihe l':ducetr 1'armecr-.I. 11. O'Neall liolloway, l:sti. '1'he I'ast.antd the I'resent, in iuea tion- -iev. .1. Austin. Vhat aln A\lumnits ann do for the C'ollege--M1r. (. i'. Ililack. 1'he ('lalssies in Id tu Iat.otl- l'rof. V,. It. Hetzier. S..1. 1J it ('<, I'residlent. 1ttanonaa wly (iii a,i,rtiin' itl'.Cl,orn and IlIarrho,',n Itt.rnt-ly I,s I lao 1cst. .eti tca s it nilords al ost insannt relief' in ease of pain Inl the stomach, colic antd chbolera muurhaus. 2. Ilecituse it is the only romedy that never fnils in the tmost sovere (ases of dvRentery au di biihoea. :t Be'.aust it is the o oly remedy that will eute ehroti i diarrhiea. -I Iietaulses it. is tihe only retiedy that will rit .!vent hilious coli . 5. itreause it is the only niedy that will cure epaidlemical dlysen:tery. (1. B'-c.muse it is the oni remiedy t,hat Cann always be depended upon in cases of cholera inf-tnt um. 6. Ilecause it is (he most c. prmlpt and must telilable: tie itn lit use forl. bowel eonnplaints. 8. Itecaulse II producies no had resulIH 1 1tecenuse it is pleasant. anld sat'e to I it It . 11). 1llenu"n it. has sacved ihe lives of miore in-ople ihan anly oallher muedlcine in I.he worbd. ''ie 25 anl .iM' siz's for y2ale by W. E0. Pe llinuu. ATineto PIaot! Our fresh crol TUHRNIP' SEIEDS are Very fresh and reliable. E'very body knows t,hat Ltndreth's Tur nip and other Seeds atre the best. IW'You get thett at PelhanVs Drug store. DO YOU 1.1K GOOD COFFEE? of Mocat antd ,Jaiva, an<ld wVill go t wice a18 far as1 cheapti coAll'tO. wvili( <init, using cheapIj aml poor tol'oo01. economy. Sold b)y S. B. JONFS. , Holo Agn2t. TJhe Seaboanrd iri I ,ine ltos gotteni oit, and3( placediI in t,i'bJ,21ands (of all1 its1 Tlicket A'\gen ts at,. pricipa5111 poit 1., 2a War Atlats, showving the l inited( States, Ihiuropeant ~l1 Contries, ( tape Verde and1( S'iiinet)22 islandis, ( !uhla and its liargetr cities int det,ail, and(1IV wit map ofjI (1,he World, Nort.h A mier'ien, I'urop and21 11( Sotuthi Amlter'ica. 1'Tese Atlasse's arie full (If intforma-IL tion and wilt prove~' (If great, aLssistanle inl1 unders'tand( iinig th (trioveinecitts (If lleet.s and( armies as4 1 give iOt I t.he news-5 papers1'. On accoun11 tt oft the great, eIx pense( of gt.t,in out,(121 t.h is A tilas, t.h(e Sea-' hoard0( A it' 1,1ine is compel'Iled to fix a pic) (If twent.y-iveC cent1.s eachd, wichi11 is merel'ly nlomtinatl. tionl to A get.Is, I lI'E'.resntal,ve VoS r to0 T.' .1. Anderson'(II, ( lenIerl l'assentger THE' 14. A. I. * . II. ANtI MI. & M. T. COI. IierA(annny (Inna,at-trei TouIaar 1. a I'nlenI(ace, tioa anl Wile11(1R aMut asinn vba S. A. I.n imi RI. & M.-I. co. .11uly 2:i'd , I1898, is i the (dat.0 seleec.d -for the speili e'x(lnrs1ion to Il1'ovidence(1 via Hei(aboardn Ai I,in and21 11 Merchants 1.' & Minetrs' TraanJspIort.at,ioln C o. S,ae tickcets wilIl (lily be150( solito t,he 2:trd, and1( wviilI e limi2ed (In 2(0 days11 from2 dat.e(, - ailllw1inig 3114(isgers to ret,nrn onl a21~ ny r iegularto st.camter anid t,rin wit~in lthat,211 l ii. Th'le follo(w in1g rattes and2( schted Sitt Schedutle. S A tl anti .....( In. 2-1.50) I.001 p. mi. E1(lert,o.... " 22.55 4.15 "' At,hetns ....." 2:3.15 .1 6" Lawrence(1(viille " 2:.9(0 2.07 " Winde....... 2:3.55 2 -10 "' I (ates to IA) sIon150, $1 01.0' xtrat. ''Te sLltxsip "'IirjtfaLx" will be placed0( in servic V on11(1 thiis occasion10 and( the servic wC Vill he livist-1'ass ini ever'y respe)tct. Meal ( and 11( sta1ter2oom1 heit h oni steatmer, going and2( rea'turinil g, willi be fuitlIsited htoldIers oIf these speilal ex - - (ttr'2ion 1.ickets, wit,bot, e (xtra1 ebarllge. Tfhe capa)Iicity oIf luhe steamer(1t is (of (course8 liited0( and2( app1l ientionl fot' re(ser'vaitio shtotuld he madl(e 21s ealrly plossibIle in or der to0 1(:eure te he(st, accommoda210lltion. - H. A. L. TIi(cket Agent att A tlanita, (12a., will mlmk r'el'valtionls and1 IuniIsh 1numberI oIf rooms (111 ocuied(. 'liTe 'Its. Henger' l)epat,ment oIf the1( Seabtoard Alt' ine to 21.1l'rtSmou0t.h, Va., hais is 5 uetd an1 aIttracti veI1. ltineray of thb 1 12a)0n t)lmliC(niIn aitn H. A. L. Ant Newberry College. Three courses for degrees, with olec tives. Good Library. \Vorking Laboratory. Ellicient 'reparatory )opartment. Board, tuition, and all fees nor year need not exceed $!00 in Collegiate Department; $90 in Preparatory )epartment. Next session begins (October- 1d. Por catalogue, address, Goo. B. Cromer, Nwheriry, S. C. Tlx, TATiE 0.1 SOLJ 1'Hl (;AltO IINA-NEW1iCT1RY COUJNTY. Ily W. W. oldges, 111o., it'roate .1 ude. W Ilol.'AS, .I. Y. M1 'l.A l.I A'T I nade suit, to Ine to grant himi I etto''s of Adintnisrat.ion of tbe Estate and eifeets of Mark Clark, deceased: These atre, therefore, to cito and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mark (lark, deceased, that, they be and appear mte, in the Court of 1'robat1', to be held at Newberry Court llouse, on the t,went% - second day of . uly next, after pnlica tion hereof, at, 11 o"'lock in the fort - noon, to 6how cause, it anry they have, why the said adininist,ration ,b(cld not be grant,ed. ('iven under my hand ths the 7t. day of "Jily, Anno nomini 1898. W. \V. 1(>) - .1. I'. N. C. CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL ANI) MECHANICAL COLLEGE. SIXN 1)1':PA llTiM1I-NTS. Agricultural - - - - - t'htrauical. .\letlurnit"al - - - - - - '1T"xt.ilI. i.iteratry - - - - - - - - l ilit:ry. 1'ist. eitluil I edt ('lltege ini Ilie M it t. I:59 stude'nti. S1ntd for illuslrat.ed tata logue. lil':NlRY S. II AlI{.'Ia, ('lensor ('ollege, S. C. No Reductions By other Ilouses will ever tin lersoll or roach the level of Our Low Prices. We Underbuy and UndoUuersoll titnii all NO iEXCITIONS. Whether You Are ollered goods at ost. or at hal f pric, coimo to the i e lii ve of birgaitn and you enn1 hny the Hatino goods for at imt'ro smng. Yes! Olr priceH Iat very Ii t lii i our Oonpot,itors nedi iaagnify irg glasses (o H001 tirtern! W o knock thon blindl ! Here Are a Few Bllack Eyes for coimpet,it.ors: L-.4 Bleaching Yours at, only 3 3.4l. per yard. 1-4 Shirting Y ours at only 6)c per yard. 1-4 Shooting Yours tt only Jood l'arched'Coard. Yours at onlyi t) Iod Green~ C'ofee Yonrl ls at, onily lie pIer pomil. .'(lapi-ood \Vashr ing Soap11 \orr's1. prpoun .\Il ot.heri Goods aLt cor're'spomratu nly lowv Your Dollar 15 woiti 1,wice as'- 1u1el0 at i.hoir JBoobivo of ibargains. 0, KLETTNER, Their l"air arnd Squalre'leaier. CANON& MAYES, Mansion House Steam Laundry, OFE Greenville, S. C. A HIIIT FICON0 r Ti ATTaICAUT1' A I'1 ENTION by the~ exqis51to prerfectioni of' Its color and liniishi is t,he one that you wear' fr'omi tihe launrdriy work tbat, is (done1 herie. ('nIT, CJollar, Sirt, orMi hi't ~Waist, or L~iien Snrit, in fact, anyt,hing in the laundry1i' i li', i s snit, 1home8 lookI ig as fi'eshi and( per'fect, as the new ar'ticle, and1( we ar'e onily too0 plIeas'edl that, we cani give giratiftication and satisfaction A tisale Cjoast I.lno. Th'ie Atlantic C'oast Line1 wvill Roll rouind trip tickets to Atlant,a for the CJonfeder'ate Vetcrans' Itcuniion ~Juily 7', 18, 19I, Ir'on clad conitinuiouis passage, with liuiai limit, July :ti. F'aro from Newbir'y, $4.05. Trickets on sale at all l"or further pnirldeilars far both those i'ates, cai (ll oni'I. C2av'anii gh, agent, Nowh 'rry. C.(