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7(1 (IM,ryald A04 XC. 111. AULL, 1'mT"Ion AN TO I'UIII.IO II 1GIWAYK, The grand jury of Greenville In a re cent very ablo and coinprehen;ivo pro sentment had the following two sen tences: "Valuable work is being done on the roads and we are freo to cominecnd the judgment and intelligence of the super visor in relocations and reduct,ion of former heavy grade". Intelligent and psraltnaent, iI)'provemntI. of our public highways iH Ia uatter of deep concern to oIl' people, antd should reeeive the most, heart,y enc(iragemenla." D)oes not, ever'y man, wotnan anid child in N.ewhIerry Count,y endorse the last sentenlce? "Intelligeut Itndl pe' mtanent Improvement" of our highways Is of very ' eat 1im1portance, and should 'eceive our 1irst, colcern. It is r( ally of muore imtportanc)e than almost, any ln1estou now before t.he people. Would It not, Ie more 'rotiable for t,hose of our (andidates now marclcing over the vouity to t.ell us soo-thin;; of perlma nent. irnproven)euLt, of otsr IIigh ways ad stir iup an Interest in O.his (iestioi than to h telling the pop le how tbey loved the diispennary atn1 What Ia great law it, is. Ve were over in G;reenville a sshort timne ago whim wev stw sortething of what was beInlg done. ''jhe --oanty chitin gltng is fit work on t.he road, granlug a id ntendadiinlzing and Ialking Inllprovetlnents that, ate perma)inent, andi lot 11 eat.ti'ng their n rII s all over t.he "olllt.y. Thywvre all aL. worki ( n one ronad amnl it was Iswin~ gradsedI an,i nta('ndaminied and tna(lI at good1 road:u hs fore it was left. ()f course t.hey have rno'e cont"itLs tihan we have, but we hatt'' h t"en atltio ntlin~ for y'ieas --in f1.1(t ("v"er sinee wt" havt" had i ollilt.y ebain ttIll- - jilst. whal, t.ht'y arl- doting i,) (h I nv)"i lle a (1 w hat tbe gramrl jury (1,an1 ids. Ih-y Ire( lim hling; one road, andt uot, a l ittle bridge here tn dayid ien totor'row itnot.her it, anothtr ttrt, of the 'olunt.y whicjh 11e1es repairing almost, Its snm ats it is left.. If otl (' 011lty llhail 4 ai11y were pritl, to work on one roa a il t, was built for four (Ir livv mihes fronm the court house aMil t.hen inothe.r Ioadi in another di reetiot l .- ket .everlast1ingly at it, w,! wtoni (onn hltte o' n oll o,ll roadls. tust,ead (f this thet c.onvieta late seat t-red t111o ! all t.he cou lty buildiog litt.le brI"idgl, es th at. will likely wtash atway as5 Soon ias built. \V Say build a it:loa out from the eourt house a few miles al Iienl anoth("I' il an . r itiolt ii ' tin, tlnl til all the roads leadinl to hlie cot1113' Heat ite'( tilt for t 1ei"[aj jllslangp, 1111 1 then It gin ext.enii; th it aind keep it 11p unt ii t.ht) roadls r(' a('h tohe, oil0tr' horders of t.he rotunty. W\e -,ay sta')t at. Iht) cout.t house and1( rea("h out, for ht bnlt1i4s all t.he Leol.010 fr'om the btntinink, for all of t.hetn collm t 1he (countll eIntl.. It 111ters int h(w long it, woubd take oln one road. \Vhen it wais iinisli the work woul e psrilna Now.ll, w r o,lnig utwt hi18)n. Wesi be11iev. he has been a!'1 faith-14 hasil been11 .lie- Inlyofi 14r . a ounysi n .4 .e4 gang,0s 113' it ith plicy we14 ociiize111 and)I deatl with) and111 ie.si t14 to le Le gt us heI.l- d road . l.t.(Ibuib r omds thaf will last.. 1 tl4' , t, ot- u Itiz as onlL') ..h iIl w 414k. i ecessary,' lt)us gi'.ta about oub ll rod.iet 3' ktiep ny gob ,alk 13'Not11 ~til iihe Ip o f etlit aro se P'.0 tho 1)e0 i 41400.he )tate, bu~, l.hv at d not,1 mea tha , we cohlmenipove- .1 t(o.~e 0 1.men(1t. '' fat is I urp 4 oun ty11 nd herIll)1 r11ds and1.(I broie warl intit.or con4)di g),io than miot n. n.e nt.e ae jItIen wVI4ill reach14 N1ewherryt tItomorrowgilcx and others 18willogome11 i SmIay11 andW IIt.flltther) I w.liH ot,'4 1et her u1.il0 hearty weslco t oeE Newherry) g)44 (144. W11 hav no0 doubtISil' 1.ha) t.hey4 are 41d4 augoo thel et,011 n Ma.4ofy t.hui ex pict ho beeeed. 1( 114erwise, 4.h1y w1uofhio gethi s4)1ur lin Nehrraay bee lo 4)1) I.COIISeeu. Thie people)1 shil to-n tol t.ioase I,h tef caddtesif n1o0, o hear11 the1o bst ofngtod will) had tha Illode there enm vOileryad near beoinely an ),t.e ' breakig 1ow offl the pla1,11r paigners on their visit to Newberry a hearty welcomo and a pleasant anll, restful time, so that they 'will want to como to sOO us again. T11l: NEUONS9I8rYt (F NKWAGEC. The city of Greenville is in a close place financially and it,y taxes are too heavy to be comfortable. Our sewage systel Cost 1us Imuch and n%e 4are paying for it.. Yet, whait a comfort it, is! I'vcrywhere in the State alnost, the neWK)apeurs tell of t,yphoid fever, II.y phold fever. Large and smatll co11111-11 it,ies are alliieted Wit,h It, Kolinc abhove us in the mountatins, ot.heri b)oloty Is in the low country. liut, Greenville is free of it. so far 1as we have heard am bIe Ileve, therc has nlot bfen a Vi-t,13 of It here. We umed to have it before we had the ;c wago Kysteln and the mloun tain water. Surely the freedom from this disease, the exempt,ion of our people fromt the 8orrow, patin, death and loss it t4:nsse4 to hnlividuals and fanilierl e1'ewhere is full compl eISLLinI for all t he Ib1111' atnd taxe 11111 inc11vie-tiwe lure water' 111 nCOltallinatedl atir have cost us.- G;reelllie News. We are not, telIinIg of typlhoid flv:r yet, be'u11se111 there is 11onle hIr' 1)11t if we dely much longer we will be foreed froul the facts in t.he aSe not ony13' toI tell of the fever, b.nt we fear it will be the duty of the nelwsl :I!"r to chronicle many deaths. We shonlhl not have de-" layed) so long in 1)11lin;g in sewage. It ehoul-have been) put in when we )ut. in wato'r works, hut .)eca4se we (1i(1 not is no4 cause84. for furt,berI delay13. We shold go to work lit once. We have talkid to at nulmber of our Citizens on the sub)ject a11 tbey with one accord favor sewatge. 'l'hly say it is a nerts Kit.y besides being at luxury. T1hey say,) too, that it, shouhd he put, inl t, onev. 'T'here is no use fo." the 11elay. We have fatiled to find any indlividua;l who Op.. 1o;e' it. 'I'l'I why d laity? W hy niot go to Work at once aLnd let, the Vote 1.e 1.ak0n andt t, bonds issuedI and work consnlen1''d? 'l'he town frw the pa-t t Sev'ratl y-ears has bre ''tiia'kab ly h1'alt.hy. We do not, watnt. this re"ordl to be ibrocenu on alceoltnt of a lark of rIloe1rt" att'ltionl to 41(41etnlin ess on t.heI part, of t)ur people o' on atclount, of ill diifer "nce. 11 Is t.h('re any mani in Newberry who would rall (.t.hr endanger the loss of his K owtn life or that, of 11113' mlheber of his f1m1ilyi' than 1pay is pr)oI)ortionate cot t of pet! og in al 5yIte of (4wage? \\,' i think not.. 'I'he two things aire not to be compulared. Nvery day y"ou puit, oil ,, Imtljing in SeWltr 1o1u add to the danu1 ger to which youl ar x posing y011'eif. 6 The 8ouuner yo:. 1(4a11..m it the soonler tl youl will act. We hope youl ma1y real- t ize it at. on!c, for t.he Ltml e for act.ion hals come. UC iii It*.1U Iih, lt.teunll O t'giI1.0,111. 'I Mrl. i'.litor-: 1'lease a )llow 1114 space in yo-11 vallua le 1 'olumns1 8 to rtal1 attent.iol t1 to t,he faO, that becaulse the war is KI!tIlinI ly,;1 over1 des (10 t, () awa1 y W 1 Vit11 the nevessit.y of co11)pet,ing tihe Second1l legiment. 'l'hte Venerll govern1)1ent t t i ll Insi4ts (In it's (ornll et,ionl. A comn mittee has heen1 to \ashington 1LIld the Kecretary of w at' 1 ma1 1011414 certatin 1 conceSs1ns14 in the tnat.ter of exIalina thon iln tis St.at4e, 8(o I blieve01 thlat many loung en to who I have1'111Il )11 betre j)il'tedl conh now14 11 pssand be3 mustered II14 Newberry 1111 has1114 thleno of41 one com.'s panylt inte4'rt,'tgm nt, o e, our) 1141triotism1 and(11 11 ,b Ite evotio 118 '4)1v11for or St and the184 caus 11he11 is Ifnlled1.'. upon4 todeen1 b usiOI :ingI tour best 111 with1 IIap114,3. 8e1agbrin ( ie 1111s aj 4a0-11 laut1) yI 3ongl I man-t m , wI Iak Is 1.) I yougi' men11.3 14) 1.h IU unty w..'ho are' o . brave8t'1 and11) 111 w (ufd a go'd'aier 11-j brave,1 4) and)ill d 8L ,heir duty h if11 t.ey La 11oub11 be11 made1 I to sVee1 iti is I pro itr .)Irlwhichte liv) e amll ~eclIeiv prce M. .. S tincaiis,tutd ti a ih oiel) o arrIIe, L41(you the plans'of 11,hek It he -ihonor a k"dgnr- of44 bur own Ii hl P. The Cuufteerato Reuion. The following is a portion of a pri tato letter received by Mr. Jno. A. hAtipman from Mr. M. W. ('oleman, of 4encea, S. C. It, will no doubt be read Nith interest by many of our readers: I attended the Confederate Veterans' eunion in Atlanta from the 20th to23.1 )f .July. In order not to slight that oc Maion I will here I:ke the Ii'.erty of myng somethig concernin g it, know 1g that, you ar"e rebel enoug h to en joy 1y and everything that pertains to he virtuts of the government whiieb Nv once s;o uuenh adored and whieh we till love aend rerspec(t. Ge'n. Ilamlpton wa1 toe weak and feeble LO att.end. Acn. llitler's dt.lies kept him away, andl in addition South ('ar1o1ina's repre 'nlttt,ion iII siiborlinate-s wa"Ils very <muall. 'I'hey are scatter ('ed all over the douth, and nnmbers of thein are too )or to avail themselvers of tho oppor unIty to m)eet onee moIre wit,h therr old 101.Tanions in arms1 before they die. In s(ome respieCt. our small represen ation wats approp lriate, With small11 pre enlLions now, htil very great ones be weo the eivii war, with ia very small hate t.o back our progressive ambition. I his b)rings foribl y to my Imind the wroplhctie words of MIr. .1 no. H. 'reston, o the Virginia Conve ntion just before haL,State ruceed. (I quote altoget,ber romn mnemlsory having read his speech mly at the timc It was delivered -some 18 years Igo.) M r. P'reston if you re nerIi)e was ia native of Virginia ltit, mI adopted monl of South Carolina. io 1as 111n 13', by our Stat.e to Virginia to nlake an Itpp)eal to her people to join us i .he great undertakig of forming a le'w (-'oni federney. Among many elo lin it things which eli gave sneh em i11a1sis to in that nasterly alpea'Itl, he aid, "My little Stat,r-, so( weak, so few. ) smlalI--twh(.e guns Iired at. ier c"api al (11 be heard to i er out,most, borders - hIios0 slate'e so lii t ,'b Lat :-e'ar(c a iigle star 'ien1) glit.I'' in, lgan1) this evoliiion atlone, anul if the fire storm vhich threatens it, shall fall npo n us 11d 0onstmes 11s, cent.iries beonee thle nt.iquarian selarebllng heneat h tihe ruins f (1ar'leston will ind oeu' skeleton ent,intels taniid ing uponi) her' seagate's." etinlsannntpnhrc'cal s's will never be literally true, but I' 'nouegh t t.t' ith, ILL soile: far our in the fiit tire, for himi) t,o he ealled pIrophet I never in miy life wit nessed m-"h dIemonstr"at,ions, eertainly there ('V'I' wt'ats Ilore deco 'eation placed on xhibiti(In fore 'l'ee he South was in Il her glory. and a hat, is bent of aLl1 Iany NortI.- 'I')eeoplle at.tendle1 atnd howeld that they, too, enjoyed it. ''oeshlent. Anelrows of Birown's UJniver , of Ithode Ishaind, who commanded nttery in the iUnion ArIly', delivAred lect.me on It. I';. ILee at the operat )tuse. Ile 1111de1 him oillt the greatest illitary gonius that, the world had ever i'n, and he 1r4'peated with epI)hasis lat, his moral and religions character ad4 nevor been sl'passed, and he fur her claimed ihat Gen. Jaekson cameto it next of al]1. 'he Ilanner (stars and 1ars), the latt,le .'lag (the sitarry cross), eiblen briislened'i and) bap1t,ised' in the best lood)1 of tIhe land1, uph)iehl for' so long1 by baLt.,I thi gre l'4~, ine1I whieb4 cSonlitu iited bie (G tibrl tar of I,he Sou hi, waved from very,iwindowLL, and)1 loatedl from) IL thou iind poh)1 5. Th'Ie front, of lmiost ever'y uilld ing ini thi eit,' wa'~s lined anld 'eoralted v ih 1.he c olor's redi, whbIte nd4 luel, in1 many11 inlstanes r'eaclhing '(ill the ery 'top, 14o1 .4 he1. bo4ttomi, t,ril - )g thle g" 'undii as if in tokenl of ouri mynlfallI, but1 re&joi4in)g still ii theo '4cord4 that was imadeC. I atsk mys~'t f In 14 VI wng. all Li)his maIzgnilleen41t d1islay13, if 11an Ilier 145how)L, and1 L whe'ii turned')4 t,o CIt ciopo'ed tIhe once51 invL'Iincible 'imy,, now11 nikiniig hut 11 Mhbadowy ar 13', yet, ('4mn,andn141 g siehi aLw4., reCver ie*4 and4 re(spet., I inv'Oomtariily ex aimed, t.her is aSI li fe and( aL principle I all1 this wh ib'i eatI. n1eer die. 14ikhe the dleathi devoted (Greek, when is b,elove.d ( ClmanIthe) asks, if they iali not, mee(t, aIgain. H14 answered:'C4 "'I haIvO asked that drealdfulI questloln t,he hlills whichel look eterlL, (If the earI streams1)1 wic4'hflw forever, of the mre) blue1 abo4ve 0onL whiose fhilds my)3 Lise'd spirit, has1 wlVIked in glor'y, all, alli S5re& dumbil, but, whliIle 1 look on thy 'i"ht face'4 me tinlks I se4e something lIt mantles thr'4ogh it,s beaulty wvhIeh mn)o11, peish'ii, we' shll mee)Cit agai n 1flemnthe, wye sha11 li eet again)." Th'e Lord( (of al11 creation as if to honor Im cloisine scenes1 of t,he occionf wVit,h -oper0) solemilt,y anid pat,hos)0, whkile 0 LveteranLs werel' on1 thle maricih In thle and14 paradI(e; 01pened( the wvindowys of aven1. causedICt thle eleent.s to weepI I Pr'ofuionl, and14 the. guns orflnatur's t,i lery' to) Iire far'ew.ll sh.ots. as8 a fun 'aii requiem over1 )LC tihe grave'4 of tile Dhnfederacy!3, whIIIle the survliing de n dlers (If thle "'1,o0t, Cause"4l' movedl sl I im ilul of t,he torrents of inlI t,benl d1 11 gIive ut,t,erance 1.o t,hirI s0'orow. lint I wvill bush foir my feelings irunt v'ay ith me whlen) I get, Onl ti Isubel et, and1 I fear' I wIvll tire y'ou. With~ 'ent, re0sp)nt, fomr you 1and4 yours5 and) 'ust,inig thait~ you) may13 live' long uand be0 'lppy I wivll cioses. ltsmtuly, [eirf W COIJMAN. It is L alwaiys gralifying 14) receiIe.4 mlo)lera and D)iarrhiooa Bteedy, and)4 heln ihe end41rs&eent li fromi a phiy elan It Is espi)oalIy so. "'There is no4 IW stisfactory or effective remuedy man Chiambilerlinm's (Iholle, (Ohlilera Id Diarrhuoea tieimedoy," wvrit.' !)r., at, olf Oltey, Mo' ; :ind ;..a he has tsed to iemeHdy In hIs own familly andl soldi ini illa dru11 store for' six years, hie tonhl certitly know. For sale by 7. R. Pelanm. - TIgE CAMPAION MEETING. As Seen avid Heported by a Correspondent of Tits hIerald and News-The Ja tepa Meeting, Also the Meetin; at LouX "horbs The first meeting of the county cam paign was held at Jalapa, Tuesday, the 2d inst. Chairman Hardy presided over the meeting. Read the list of canidates who had ilied their pledges anad paid the liddler. lion. J. P. Banks was the first speak er. lie gave an account of his steward ship. Said Legisla ure cut salaries where they could. Dispensary seems to be a settled fact. May be changed but not now. Drinking whiskey no crime from the Bible standpoint. Op posed to prohibition. Dispensary best eolut,ion of the whiskey question. Ad vocated repeal of lieu law. Should have bi-ennial sessions of Legislature, but, would have to amend the constitu tion. Hon. C. L. Bleaso was the next speaker. Spoke of the present war. Thought bi-ennial sessions of Leg isla tare the best. Whiskey question tak ing too much time. It is already set tied. Open barrooms would never be tolerated in South Carolina again. Dispensary the bestsolution. The pro hibition platform not prohibition. Fi'ought the Child's bill for drug store dispensary. Dispensary law could be linproved. Col. ). A. I)ickert was next speaker. Told about his good speech stolen by the candidates in the lWt canvass. Would not make full speech today so they could get it again. F'armers want ed their taxes lowered. Spoke of lien law. Spoke of safeguard to merchants and that farmer could sell load of cot ton and bring home all things the money left to him would buy in corn sack. Reform had been backwards. Told how many bales of cotton took formerly and now to pay oflicers sal aries. Said members of Legislature had failed to do their duty, but could say last members of the Legislature had done as little harm as an) set of men who could have been sent to Co lumbia. At heart a prohibitionist, but can't wipe out whiskey. When farmer dies mnerchaat gets his lien, doctor his bill, '.wyer the remainder and the editor gives him an obituary free. Mayor ECvans was the next speaker. He agreed with the gentlemen who had gone before. If elected would work for the entire interest. of the people. Drunkenness had decreased 60 to 65 per cent under the dispensary system. In favor of uispensary and opposed to high license. In favor of bi-ennial sessions of the Legislature. Wanted to be elected and would do all he could for the best interest of the people. lion. Arthur Kibler was the next speaker. Said he was sick during the session of the Legislature, but did not miss a roll call. Tried to reduce ex penses. Lien law detrimental to the best interest of the State. Will vote to repeal the lien law. In favor of cut tinug the applropriation for South Caro lina College down. Troo much money for Clemson. Against whiskey. Die uensary will dlebauch Sout,h Carolina. D)ispensary whiskey wvas free t,o t,he members of the Legislatur-e and their friends at the last,session. Dispensary improvement on barroom system. In favor of whimiskey being dispensed for sacramental, medicinal and mechanical p)urpioses. M r. 0. G. Sale was the next speaker. In favor of dispensary with some changes. In favor of the rep)eal of the lien law, but, give some time to get read y. In favor of higher institut,ions of learning. Believed in proper app)ro priat,ion for St,ate colleges. Wants ap p)ropriat,lon for Citadel Academy stolped. In favor of reduction of sal arl es. lion. C. T. Wychc was the last speak er. Hie showed how bills ivere passed in the Legislature. How claims were monkeyed through by the t,iekle me tickle you plan. H ow he had wat,ched the claims and stopped the passage of sev eral that he thought were not correct,. GIave a general account of his steward ship. Spoke of his efforts to keel) the Leg islatur e from granti ng charter's that, the parties could get from the Sec retary of State for 85 00cor $8.00. Spoke of his pure food bill1. In favor of bi ennial sessions of the Legislature. Mr. A. C. Jones sent his regrets. 'There were between 80 and 100 voters present. Quito a number of Jalapa 's pretty girls and stat,ely matrons graced the meeting. The dinner was superb. The icecold lemonade was splendidly served by the handsome Misses Reiser. Trho speak era had close att,ent,ion, b)ut, there was no cheering. Capt.. Banks got up a laugh about his cow with two tails. 'rhe small fr-y did not speak. All the caundidates, including Sheriff Buford, ch ipped in andl made the lemonmade free. l'Cveryone seemed lot,h to leave. Thie next meeting wvill be at Long shore. DOT. THEI. LONGSiBORE MEETrING1. About, 100 voters turned out to hear the speaking. Hion. W. D). Hardy presided 2nd in troduceed the speakcers. C. L. Dbease, ICsq., opened the show and Capt,. J. I". Banks made the last talk. The speeches wore along the same line of the Jalapa speeches, except a gradual spinning out, of some of the subjects. \Ve forgot to say in the Jalapa report that, Mr. Blease paid a nicecompliannt to t,he soldier boys in the army. The candidates for the Legislature are running along nicely now, but we afn se evidAnoea of some pice sparrinr in a few days. "Hub" Evans made an eloquent and flowery address and when ,ho music started was able to cut the pigeon wing all right. The small fey are very considerate and have not imposed on the good na ture of the people. DcrT. Remember! I have moved to the Store opposito It. (. Will iaus, where I have a well selected stock of Jewelry, Spectacles, Clocks and Silverware, and will be pleased to see customers. Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing a specialty. EDUARD $CHOLTZ, The Jeweler. ,JUST RECEIVED AT WYNN'S BARGAIN STORE Ladies' Pure Silk Mitts, 10 and 15c. Ladies' Gauze Vests, 5, 10 and 25c. Lad ies' Pearl--6 piece Shirt Waists, Sets 15c. only. Lot LOUIS HERNSDORF HOSIE RY (in summer weight) 15 cents. LACES aild EDDINDS Suit Every One. Another New Line of MILLINERY JUST lN I COME To SEE US. WYfll'S Barili Store. CANNON & MAYES, ARE AGENTS FOR THE~ Mansion House Steam Laundry, OF~ ORIEENVILL,E, S. C -AT NEWBERRY, S. C. of martyrdom is reached when an in with raunedr sege an ysrenad eagle to hard drink" It wil surely 1.lve him him scorfeet vyork asis done ath Mansion l1ouse Steam Laundry. We no onE giv you linn.;;efetcl Bargains 1 Oxford Ties 85o, Oxford Ties $1 Oxford Ties $1. Oxford Ties $2 Mon's Brograns Mon's Fine Sho Laco at $1.25. Mon's Fine Sho Boy's Suits frot Boy's Suits f rot IHats from 65o. liats (straw) at Nogligoe Shirts Nogligeo Shirts Negligee Shirts Summer under (Jll and seo on NEWI CLOTH CA1 C "T H / Thea When f the cor - sition a graceft F BEST MOSQUITO NE~ C 04 0.j w( NEW13ERRY MOWER SELLS BEST ! The event now in Newberry is that the best is to be hadl in the re dnction sale of Shoes b)y the Mower Co., whore they are soiling all their splendid and elegant line of SUMMER SHOES Strictly First Cost ! This means that the price nowv placed on those Shoes is exactly what it cost to buy thorn at whole sale. This is what we mean by a re duct ion sal--splendid, st.ylish, dtur able Shoes at strictly first cost. The' way is open for the best bargains in Shoes ever presented at this season. DO)NT LETi THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS! Buyers of Shoes will gain by an inspection of tho'iine nowv going in this sale. We have surprises mn store for those who have been disappointed mn buying Shoes "at cost," for in selling the best, we guaranteo that our Shoes at strictly first cost in this salte are exactly as represented in price and quality. BUY YOUR SHOES of THE MOWER CO., in this sale, all the time. Besides selling the best, we hoopj them polished free of charge. SRespectfully, G.&G.S. MOWER CO. '1 Bargains I for 25 cont1. for 55 cents. t) for 75 cents. for $1. from )5o. to $1.75. ns in Congrt'ss awid os at. $2.5() to $5. tl $l to $5. a $3.50 to $12.50. to $3.00. cost. 50c. for 40c. 40c. for 30e. 300. to $1.40. voar at Cost. r Bargains. 3ERRY ING CO. 1PIES! E DIXIE CANOPY." pproved best canopy. ot in use, by releasing i, it of itself takes a po t the head of bed both I and ornamental. 'rice, $2.75 each. FTING I ALL AND SEE THEM! )OTEN, - - - - - - - S.C. Jones Has killed high prices in Dry Goods and No tions in Newberry. RLomombehr when we gnoto prIices they are not for interior, shoddy stuff, but for real first class goods. HLore are some of our prices that we make that others try to imitate: 40-um. widoe Browun H omospun, So One yard wide Bleaching, Sc Newberry Milks' D)ri li, Sc Ladies' Hiosi, 5ic Ladies' Vests, So Dark Fall Prints, 33c Best Shirtiung Prints, 3J)c Ladies' and1 GOnts' Hanlldkorchijets, Se Lawns sold first of seasHon at. 8.\e, ti Pins por' paper, le King's Cotton, 2c Coats' TProad, host made, 4c spooi or 7 rr 25'.,.' Lad ios WVaists at Neo,Y2>rk cost. Ladies' RC1nAy mdo~ Skirts very Gonts' working Shirts, worth 40c, for 25c. Gonts' dress Shirts, worth 50c, for 37c. Men's Drill Drawers, 22e. Ladies' and1 Genits' Low Hhioes at a sacri lice. Sole agent for H amilton Brown's Cel ebrated Solid Leather Union Labor-made - -- SHOES - -- U-F'Remembor Jonus killed high pricos in Nowborry.. A.C Joqges, Next, (d001 to Robertson & Gilder's WAill T. .Jnnae Ma g.