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EC. U. AULL, RtD1tot. TIE STATIE OAMPAIIN. We hear very little of the State eamu paign though we believe it is keeping its appointments and is now exhibiting in the eastern portion of the Stato. From what, we can hear from individ nals Col. 0. L. Schumpert is making more friends than any man in the race for Governor. lie is making manly and straight-fortmd speeches and not abusing anyllt or trying to ride into olfice on the demerits of his opponents or by abusing them or trying to tear down things in general. In fact a gen 1.leman who was not a supporter of Col. Schlzunpert said be helieved there would bae se.-ond race and that it would be htween ('ol. Sehumpert and Gov Ellerbe and if it was, col. Schumper stoodi an excellent chance of winning the plum. We hope it is true for t.h 'e is no ca ndi'l teo in the field wrho would make a l'tt'r or abler chief executive tha:n (. L.. Schumupert. To julge from the new"spaper repom .s of the lerttinr one woult eonclude that Cel. C er". It. Tililman was the leading 'anditlate but 'rem ;hat we ean gather Col. Tillman is ireing to be a sadly dis atilinted nan n hen the votes are e)iinted. lie is an able man and has been ;,reatly honored by the people of South Carolina but we do not believe he will he in the race this time. For Attorney General the newspaper reports live little or no information, though we have inforination from the ltwter part of the State that Senator Geo. S Mower is eoing to get a good vote and coie very near heating Mr lBellin_ger in his own hailiwick. It ap pears to u, t hat the repIrter for the dail. paper. '-an. to MIr. Biellinger thoug Ii that tIts not control the votes. MIr. .itter it a man of unquestioned a tility a-4 a haws er and line charaeter a< a man and Ithose who know him will vote fto' limI. We like hir. Ieillinger. lie i" a pleasant gentleman and makes a gotld tlicitor and we want to kvvp him inI hIS 'trtesent positioln. In this county. \i' Nlowter's home county, he will get practically at solid vote. Iiut. this is one year all forecasts as to the result :a-e mere guiess work. The leople are not. sayinv imuch and are not, at all denonstrat.i vt. So far its the issue of dispensary or prohilition is coneerned we b'Ilieve t.hat ihe dispensary is going to will but that light should he ma.ti for ilemnbers (of the I.egislattu-e if it is nade at, all, for S1,ate ollieers will have nothing to do wit.h lulnging the law. F''or ('(nmp troller (General we are for -t,he present ineumbhent, Mir. J. I'. Der ham. 1Ie makes a goed oflicer aind has only had it, for a few mont.hs and Ilorry should have representationl onl the tieket. or' i,ientt'inant Gov"ernor McSweeney has no opposition, t.hough h has iro imised is to be present at the campaign meeting at Newberry'. We shall vote for h Iml. State T.1reatsurer T1imml nermian hats no0 'plposit,lon andi( we shaill v'ote for him. has madelt ai2 gotlod lleer andt wats oturt nleighi bor1 some1 yeaZrs aigo and we have no( dlesire' t) malke a echange In that Sutper'intendenCt of lCduentionl W. 1). NI ayfie'ld has madetl ai completenit oltheial and11 undetlrstands thle dtuties and needs of the onliee. i"or lia1ilroad1( C.ommlisisionler we shall vote for oulr (ownI ('outyt man11 ltev. J. A. Sligh. 'le readter of cour1tse maiy doe as he pit ases' iln t.his maiztter2. Wec are not trying to dlireet. ho(w alny one shall v'ote, but11 we thiniik the votcrs of New herrylV Colunty s'houild give our Newberry mIen a1 solid vote. In abou11t tell tdays the p)rOccasion wvill reach Newberry andt t.hen we will have an1 opplort-unlity, to hear11 and1 see thtem for ouriselveCs. It. would seem that the war ouight to end( in short order if it Is so willed by the. power's thalt be in this couint ry. TPhe tainiig of Sanit.ago wats well dione and1( wiout, the loss of life. Porto lUico oughtto b. e more easily capttured. In ideat we do not see how Spain can long.. er hold out alny sor't of light. Ie'r Ileet at. Manilla has been dest,royetd. The Ce'rv'era fleet at Sanitiago calpturecd and destr'oyed and her armlly mnneh smnaller than Ours and acatteredi, it a' most has1 the appearance of ei'tei murdetr for uts loniger to make biat.tle on sueh a niation. Bu t.hen she wvill not surrendeIlr and1( ad( miit, she is defeated ad we will have to continute t.o cature.tIt andi end( lier' sol dilers hack to Spin i. Thlat is atbont the bea't thin we1f can(I do. Sendt them hoe' Our' army is now en to l 'ort.o [tiko and1 as soon as it lands l'orte Itico will be on01's atnd tIhe wart shotuld then bie br'ought to a speedy close. We wvill have to estalish governments in these islands(1 andi we expCCt, thietm to give us mnore trleOhl t,han they bivte been giv itig Spain.________ 'We hope our1 citizens will not, be in * differenit to) secuing t.he0 permanent, location in Newber'ry of t,he Thieologi .,al Semnary. Other pilaces are making efforts to soeure It. We have had -it temIrporarily for the past several years and by a lit.tle unIted effort we cain re-. lain it, permanently. lBut, to do so will tatke somie' money. Come out to the tcitikens meleting this afternioon and como:prmepared, to do something. We cannot, afford to lot. ally other comnmuni. tj take thc Seminary away from us8. If it, is a good thIng foil Charleston or Charlote to secure, it, Is a good thing for' us to keep. Then Jet us determine to retain it here. 'fl*Waa1 tT n and hia pc n'; Ms A >. E be, have beeft, t un l Niassentary heir remarkaabou each others i act they have si hard enough thiage to eanse a *etth ment is other ways than by stuma speaking or joint debate. And if wha each says about the other is true neltl" or one should be sent to tbngresa. Th pity is we can't have dignilied and edi tying discussions on the stump Maj. Louis Appelt., the versatil editor of the Manning Times, is a cai didate for State Senator from Clarendo County. The people of Clarendon wil do well to elect him. le is a live wide-wake, progressive citizer. an would make a g:od Senator and be eve watchful of the inuerest,l of his consti tuents and the interests of the entir State as well. Gov. Atkinson. of Gleorgia, told u the other week that he hortrowed i New York for the State of Georgia al the money they needed at 21 per .'ent And yet some- of our people talk al-o money being searce and hard to get and some of us are glad to get it at 4 5 times that rate of interest. The South Carolina troops are not t he taken to Porto Rico. They will re main for the present. at ('amp Thona at Chiekamauga. This will be a disap poin?'uent to some of our boys who ar anxious to get. to the fro . The "Yankee" has already com meneed to look to business enterprise .n the conquered Cuban territory. I he is hermitted to plant enterprises h will soon have machinery hummninf there. lion. W. .1. Talbert has no oppositioi for re-election to ('ongresb from hi district. lie is lucky. Au Kp,anatione. The reason for the great popularit, of Ilood's Sarsaparilla lies an the fue that this tuedicine positively cures It is America's Greatest Medicine, an the American people have an abidink '!ontidence in its merits. ''hey buy and take it for simple as well as serious ail" ments, confident that it, will do then good. loou's P'tt.S cure all live' ills Mailed for 25e. by C. I hood & Co. Lowell, Mass Iteely Hlver Assuctalton. The next union of the Reedy Rive: Association will meet with the Fair view Baptist church Friday before the fifth Sunday in July at 10:30 o'clock. PRnIDAY. Devotional exercises conducted by J. W. SeI .. Sermon t, 11 o'clock by Rev. J. W Blanton. itecess to 1.30 o'clock. 1. Heriptural authority for churel discipline. -H arrison Copeland, 1'u gene Leavell, I)r. James Mcintosh, Rev. H. Fowler. 2. The importance of church disci plino.-Hogan Goggans, W. P. Ture-r )r. J. G. Johnston, Rev. J. 1). Mahon, :3. Th'le final reosult, If a church con tinues to) neglect discIpline..-G. I, D)omnieck, J1. T1. Davis, J. A. Cromier, R1ev. J. WA. lanitton. SATURDtAYV. D)evot,ion al exercises conducted b' Etugetne Longshore. I. Why evetry member of a chmurch shouldi be a mnissIonar~y in spirit anid prtactice.-J. Rt. Copeland, Ri. Y. Leav' ell, J1. it, Spearman, ltev. Sinpson D)om intick. Ser-mon at 11 o'clock by Rev. J1. D, Mahon. Recess to 1.30 o'clock. 2. '1 he importance of every chur'cli having a Suday-school.-J. Ii. Whit mire, (G. ('. Riser, J. R. Leavell, Rev M. W. Rankin. 3. Tihe catuse andl result of churel members refusiug to take part in Suan day-school v'ork.-James Johnusona, J, iey. 4. The oppottunity and responsibil ity of a Sunday-schaou. worker.-G. WA iL. Spearman, WV. It. Elmnore, L. M Smit,h, R1ev. G. A. Wright. Prayer and pmalso service" conducte( by J1. iR. Leavell. Setrmont at, 11 o'clock by Rev. 13. F Corley, ltecess. Sceumona at 1.30 o'clock by R1ev. M W. Rtankini. J. E. JoHtNSTON. tlns or Sprinig. Convoy a warning thtat certain ail menta, general debility, dyspepsia skin diseAses, liver complatints, eto. need( attention. There isn't anything botter for a blood purifier, thant Oni Sarsaparilla Compound. Nothing1 seret or mysterioust about it. It li carefttlly made of the best drugs, like everything that we make, and we giv< yon a bigger hottlo than you nauall3 get anid charge but 75o for it. ROBERmTSON &' GILDER, Drnggists, on the oorner, A Timeo to Plant! Out' fr'esh cr'op TURNIP SEE~DS are veiny fpesh and reliIable. E~ver'y. body knows that Landreth's Tur nip and oilher Seeds are the boat. UWYoa ket themN at Peiham's Drug Storo. RIhPERI O*G ALT, Vot 1'W1 OF A i-Ilt ANb PittO t IIMP"it1 i onAnIwtece tiA,1M A d News 1 'T'he ('entral Luther league Is in ses Sion here today and a numler of dele. gates are pisent and we bosponk A good it mo for all. M1is 1Chel Peagl', of 1.-nison, Vex as, and daughter of W. M. leagle, a former South (arlinian, is on a visit' to the family of Mr. A. 11. Kohn and relatives Gn town. Air. L I i eagle and daughter, Miss r Olive. are In attendanee upon the Cen tral League today. Nir T. L. Schumel"rt has hoen con tined to his rbom for the past. thre or four dtys with a va"einated arm but is able to get out again. He says that his was better than a good take, that It was a daisy. There vill be It agun service in (rae ehurch on next Sunday night. l.)r. llitllman preaehed irs. Wi. iluobh's funeral last Sunday evening. r 'rof. ltufus Counts and Miss Marie lbb attendei the ('ounty Sunday School ('onvention on' Tuesday. There was an unusual sight witnessed in our town on last Sunday when Uncle MNike K empson and Uncle George Wise, of Saluda County, attended church in town. They were shaking hands with their many friends and having Ia good time generally, and we know that they enjoyed themselves, for we saw the contented and pleased suile.r on their faces just. as they came on the front porch after dinner. Mrs. )r. .1lian, of Lake Cit-y, Fla., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Wyche, in town. She will also visit other rela ti1"es and friends in the countty before she returns to Florida. lRev. and Nis. Miller, of Atlanta, who have been Oil I Visit to t.heir duti ite'r, Mrs. D. \V iIoland, of our town, have 'eItitrUed to the (-ae City. As the editor was in tow ii yesterdlay i and att ended the inst,it.ute, a'nd I could not attend, I will leave it, for him to tell what, was done and what, kind of a t erowd, et? , was there. From what we hear of the listituto yesterday, there was only one man who questioned the veterinarian tnid he asked what, wits good for the disease that is known as the hollow ta:l in cows and got the desired information, and ats the leettin-er went on wit.ht his leture he was entlled down in his iis statenient of the remedy and had t.o ad c,iit the error. Ask Cap, lie can tell you all about it, as he was there and wits talking It all in; in fact, we were told that he was whe only interested listener that was ther3, but of course there were many others that were in terested in this work, and the only thing to he regretted Is that these in stitut.s are not much more largely attended. Our people should take ad vantage of these opportunit,ies of add ing to their stock of knowledge. These institutes are to inforni tihe people, and the people should take advantage of them whenever' the opport,unlt-y pre sent,s Itself. It so happens that, therecaro several Lutheran churches aroiud P rospeiIt,y whose pastors live In other sect,ions of t,he 0ounit-ry, aiid are therefore not, avaliable for plastoral serv'ices uinder' emortenicles. Hieneo Dr. Hlallman, in addit-ion to his abtundant labors as pas t.oir, preacher and edlitor Is verty fre quntlhy called umpon to minister t.o the spirit.ual needs of, these pieop)le. This he dloes most, cheerfully, lbeig always willing to respond to the calls of his friends. It Is not~ generally known, however, that, he keepis no horse and buggy and is uinder tihe necessity of hiring conlveyance to meet these de mandis. It will be readcily~ conceded that, It is asking too much to exlpect him to do this extra work at his own cost. Whenever his services are de ired frIends shotuld rememnber this fact and see that, lie is at no expense him self. We trust, that when our friends call oii D)octor for his services t,hat t,bey will send a conveyance for him and th us relieve him]io (f th is oneious part of this wvork. July 21. lAY Miluion. (iveii way, It Is certainly gratifyhtig to the pub lie to know of one concern it the land who are nout afraid to be' generous to the nieeudy andl sutl'ering. Th'e proprietors of' Dri. Kinog's Now DI)scovery for (!o. sumtptlin, Coughs iand Colds, have given away over lt illioni trial but tes of this great mtedilcine; and havg the satisfaetin of knowving it has ab. solutiiely cu red thotisands (of hopeless (casen. Asthmilia, Bronch,Itis, Ho arse ness and all dilseases of the Throat, Chest amd l.unga are suirely eturedl by it. Call on Rnbiertson, & Glilder and W. E. Pelhami, D)ruggist, and get a trial bottle tree. Regular sIze 50o. and $1. Ever biottle guarantee'd, or price re funded. IN MEMOIAng, Wher'eas, an Allwiso Providence hat,, seen lit to remove from amioing us one of our most beloved school-mates and friend, Bloston Mills. HIe was always i'eady to do some friendly act, that will ever shine as a safe and gnliing stair. Riesolved, That, his.plea.ant dis iosl tion, kindut words atnd generous deedsa he ever' held In grateful remuemnbranco by his school-mat.es. Resolved, That, the remioval from ouri midst, of such a life of a tine and noble1 youngit imanhood is a loss that will ho deeply felt by hIs school-mates and maniy friends and1 the communit,y at large. Reaolved, That we, the school-mates and friends, feel a mutual ber'saveiment with the fond, sorrowvitg mother and friends of oiur departed school-mate and friend, and extdud to them ouir deepest, symn >at,by, hoping that his gr*eat loss to na all may be over-ruled for good bv Him who doet,h all things well.' - flRIGHT KEMPI40N. Ua'i SLmou. ASIHLEY I(EMPSON. I ~ OsoAn sLIoll. tb the \Ohtt'vl v att, t lina. 'he tIoI'trt'Nett101eW State Aaeoot tibin has been ittaet% Aw a Iumbtt of years. As a osult, Wt, as p , 'Ion, have Iosit the tloneli* whlch et tt fromn such contaet and exehange of 1lans, ntrhods and ideas: NVeye1, it is no exagger-ation to say that the highest, good of our lieo'k alonl inWO, leet nal, o 'ini and morai lines will not be seeured so long as ther Is such a iack of conertet action on the part of the teahet s. th r' upon whou, in the very nature of our st'ial orgtat Ion, Ko mu1114h as to the eharteer of our fu ture vitixens is dependent. Moved by these and other eUosidera tions eonneetet with the best interest of the profession, a all, signed by rep resentatives in the four Negro Col leges in the State, was made in April for a r'eocrganization of our 'I'eauhers' State Assoe,iatior, in the city of Colum bia, July 4, ;. The small pox scare, however, so militated against the meet Lug that it was fou td best to change the date, especially so, s;nce the Stato Superintendent of Kdueation had al ready arranged for Teachers' lustI tutes to be held in ten tounties at that very time. Accordingly, the t'ii has been so changed that the meeting will be held in the Benedict 1'olloge Chap el, Columbia, S. C., August 10th, 1898, at 10.30 a. n., and will continue in ses. sion two days. At that time the white teachers of the State will meet in Columbia for the purpose of attending a State Insti tute which is to be no small alTair. Very low rates have been granted them by all of the railroads. Of these, we can take advantage. As the most ex perieneed eIucators of our State will be present-, we can also take advantage of the fact and secure able and helpful addresses on different, phases of the work, which, together with the excel lent prograt now being arranged for a comparison and exchange of views, cannot fail to be of lasting benefit to all who att.end. As accommodations will be furnished at most reasonable rates, every teacher ought to make any sac rifice within reason to be present. If any teacher, however, just cannot at tend, but, is nevertheless in sympathy with the undertaking, such teacher is earnestly urged to send name and ad dress to Prof. J. It. Wilson, Benedict College, Columbia, S. C.. 1Vho has been appointed by the undersigned to re eeive all such communications, and to furnish all desired information as to rates, programs, accommodations, etc. That there may be no misunderstam, ing, we wish it understood that no membership fee will be charged. The only requirement, for membership is that bhe given person shall be connect ed with educational work. Your$ for the ele.vation.of the prtos sion, W. D.- CHAPPEL., J. W. MOI111S, Allen University. JNO. It. WILSON, WM. COLIMMAN, . enedict College. W. .L. Buragu.ey, A. L. TOWVNSlEND, Cliailin UJniver-sity. State College. A Ulever Trick. It certainly leoks like it, but there Is really no trick about, it. Anybody can try it who has Lamce Back and Weak Kidlneys, Malaria or nervous tron'bles. We mneant he can enre himself right away by taking Electric Bitters. This miedicine tones up tihe whole system, sets as a stimulant to the Liver and Kiduneys, is a blood purinier and nerve t'nie. 'It 'cures Consi p atIon, HIeadnsehe, F"ainting Spell, Shee plessness ahd Mel. aineholy. Itlls purely' vegetable, a mild laxative, acnd restores the systemi to its natural vIgor. Try Electric Bitters andl be c'onvinedE that they are a miracle wvorker. Every' hntt.le guaranteed. Only 500. a bottle at Robertson & 01il decr's aunt Pelhcam's D)rug Store. Itemst fron Long Laue. Farmers are now busy fighting tihe grass which on account of many days of rain has had at good opp)ort unit,y to grew. Miss Corrie McCarley has been visit ing her sister' Mrs. Warren Snibor. Miss Mar-y Emma Glenn is visit,ing at Mr. P. G. Glenn's. Mr's. lEliza Brown is visiting her' daughter, Mrs. James Long, in Fair' Miss Jennie Brown spent a,day late ly at, Mrs. Gertrude King's, Mrs. I's 1"ayette Chandler andi children have also b)een at Mrs. King's. Miss ilollIe Kihler spent some1 days with lhe' brother, Mr. .James Kibler. A number' of our neighbor's and '.'l~'s attended the pienle at, Both Eden and enjoyed the debhate by tihe su'iety and t,ho dinner ver'y much. Thr'eo cheers for the hioth Eden Debat ing Society. Chips wvill please excuse me for not respond ing sooner' concernIng the cor reLsp)ondenlts' pien ic. The matter of hlaving It receives my halrty approval and I think It might 1)e made p)leasant and profitable to us all. I know I would enjoy going and if l)ossible will be on handl and (10 my part towards making Iit asuIcces. It, has never' yet been myl pleasur'e to visit Prosperity' and the sur rounding country but, don't doubt but that, we may find bot,h a pretty' and sittable pla5ce at Moseley's grove. So make out tile program and assign each his pact. Onaly don't call 0o nc for an essay, fo-' I'm not aectus tomned to speaking except to children and I might break up the pienic. N IT t':e.1 i t A. m b o o J.. "tolnRob. Then folio 11ta Har SNto i Klaettn. Iloo kI I w hrns anduepa i the twae nt-, u'1 s it4theier tnts ie.liotlo,yll ei t COs. 1't evtiy Nt to take r l 1 Ined's arsapsjIIa. ILARN ESS SHOP~. J~ 3. Walton has opened a Har n s t Shoji on Mai Stroot, next door to O. Klettttoer'o. Will make nowv haruta and repair old. Twont.y-Sivo yeare oxporionce. Prices relwonablo. live hun your o1 drs. Satisfaction guaranteed. t RL--HERIIL BUSINE8S SrHOOJ S'.RI'AN1UR1O, H. (. A,.AKb'- 'IE l OLL.O'VING SUM Y. tnor terms, hegisil Jluno 11 15: Twolve \Veoks Course in look-keep lug u20.00. '.a'wolvo w0k course i 'rwlvo weeks course Inm Ar immetic, S Eln, li hl and P~ontnansiup, *12.:,0. Boam' from $8 to $10560. Tu tion Payable In advance. Addross,. L. 13. NEE L. BARGAINS! At prices that never ' were offered before Yards of real nice ig-q c urod Muslin for 2 DC 1Q Yards of Muslin that we 2 sold at 10 to 121o. for 3 c, I Yards Mtalin imported in black and colored at I0 All the above In Dress Patterns ! Come and look and we are sure we can please you in style and prices. E Yours truly, Davenport & Renwicl( B JUST REEIVE B AT re WYN N's T BAGAN STOR Ladies' Pure Silk Mitts, h 10 and 15c. n Ladies' A I Gauze Vests, 5, 10 and 25c. SI Lad ies' W Pearl---6 piece---. "P Shirt WVaists, ,e, Sets 15c. only. " Lot thb LOU IS HERNSDORF I HOSIERY i (in summer weight) 15 cents, T bri TO Suit Every One. TE Is Another New Line of MILLINERY etc dai JUST -IN!Ish COME TO SEE U8. .9 WJBi'SBargillStore. c Bargains I Bargains I Oxford Ties 85o. for 25 cents. Oxforl Ties $1 for 55 cents. Oxford Ties $1.50 for 75 cents. Oxford Ties $2 for $1. Men's Brograns from 95o, to $1.75. > Men's Finn Shoes in Congress and Lace at $1.25. Men's Fine S1oes at $2.50 to $5. Boy's Sq ts from $1 to $5. Boy's Suits from $3.50 to $12.50. Hats from 050. to $3.00. Hats (straw) at uost. Negligee Shirts Sc. for 40o. Negligee Shirts 40o. for 80o. Negligee Shirts 80o. to $1.40. Suwmer underwear at Cost. Call and see our Bargains. NEWBERRY CLOTHING CO. CANOPIES! "'THE DIXIE CANOPY." The approved best canopy. When not in use, by releasing the cord, it of itself takes a po sition at the head of bed both graceful and ornamental. Price, $2.75 each. lEST MOSQUITO NETTING I CALL AND SEE THEM I 3.3. WOOTEN. IEWBERRY - -.. ... Ve Hove ut One Aim .U ON U:U duce our splendid line of Low Cut lor aIn 3o Everything cheaper at For the buyers and the wear s of shoes, for in this low-priced A.C JO E ' le of beautiful, splendid low cut oes there are superb styles andCostigf oat values for the money that war nt an investigation, and you willDrG od ed it worth your while to investi-9 For serviceable wear these shoes ye no superior. Their equal was Sos ver sold SuchHas.. Notiolns,Pr.c. over a shoe counter--all the Pns west and best in Men's Lowv.Cut oes, Ladies' Oxfords and Slippers,Colcuugtswek d Children's Sandals, etc., that ire purchased in this season'sOu ring stock. Much of the season for summer Des is yet before us, and it is an illGrn ud that don't blow. the right diree n for somebody--those who get ofr tc-Tkn 3se splendid shoes will be the gain at such prices as they are now mng.Claac We will let the shoes tell whether is to ur AdvantageSae Trade With Us in this unparalleled sale of Evrtig nutb ght, new goods--not out of-datesod les or old stock, please remember. is is not a shoe sale to get rid of stock, but to reduce our elegandse c picsft !9r e of summer shoes to lean propor.- ony ns, and as e Way to Reduce to Reduce, We have certainly put pricos the shoes that will reduce the ok-and at the same time not eIon.i s igor the reputation of the line of Next doort awe carry. That's alr there isRoet n&Gidr*8 It for us--more for you if you wil OetO &Gig* I and examine what we propose toi DRUGj STOE. I you in this sale. Under Respectfully, NEWBERRlY HOTEL. & .S. MOWER GO m ilT ons aa