The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 16, 1898, Image 3

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Cwrected eovry l'uesday and t'Vlda by Summer Bros. M eat... ..............-... - - -.----... 61 d/1 S 0k ' od4l ..........------...- -..... 7c H4aus .............---.........- .---- 1@ 121 Dost Lard ..---e---.-. .. . '. 8(- 0C Best Multse, I-w Vrp...... .,.$ OI G ood NI ol asses.................... 25(o:15 C orn ............... ..........-------. 115. . I al .......... . . ......... ........--- 601 I tay.. -- 9i W heat B....... ....... $1. I t Ist, Pate-It 1lour.................. 5 2nd Best Flou r...... ............. $4 50 Strat Flour ........................ $4.25 Good Ordinary tlour ............50(a;4.00 Sugar ............ ..... ......... .i(@v R ICO.................................... (I(a)i0e Coft oe................................. 1O(.)20c ( 'lotton seed teal, 1mr sack ... $1.1 0 3 tIn 11i , pwr CWG......... 30c, i4mca.ry INt.tor. por Ib .................... 15(q20e. 1,gqfs, per dozen ..... ........... 10c. Caickens, each.................... 124(a)20e. Peas, pulr bushel ...... .......... 60Ce. Corn, per bushel . ............... 55e. Oats, per bushel .. .... ......... 35C. Sweet potatoeS .................... 0(d40c. Torkeys, per lb .... ............ 6(a 8e. I o ider, per cwt . ............... 75(tq,90 . Hocaln'm Arnica Salvs. The best salve In the wilrld for Cuts, Bruises. 8ores, ileers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, TeLter, Chapped Hanids, ChilbAli, Cor-i1s, altI ill Skinl E'rup ti.ml, aiid rmil ively enres Pilas, or no j,ny required. It is guaranteed to give per(1'6--t mIl-fation or montoy refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Robertson & idfr ind W E. Pelhmi. Mtre fsir Rent-. ''he store now occupied by Dr. Young will be for rent on September Ist. For particular-s apply to , tt&f Mius. It. L. PAYSINWHIC. Ait Exhibition. There will be an exhibition at Mon ticelto Academy, near Zion chur-ch, on T-ursday, August,25th, iimt. The pul lie is cordially invit011. Truth wears well. I'eople have learned that, DeWitt's Little 14arly Rism -1 are reliable itt1e pii s lor regu It,ing the bowels, Curing Constlpation and sick headache. They don't gripe. W. li. Pelhiam. Sucwces-othI Kn.owiug. 40 years' success in the South, proves Hughes' Tonic a xreat, remlledy for Chills %nd all Mklarial Pevvrs. Better than Q id ne. ( un rantemd, try it. At Dt-uggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. t6mo Fashion books and sheets and Blutter ick 'atternm for Septeilber at f&t2t, WOOTEN'S. No)t c I The Ladles' Aid Society of the Pres hyterian church will serve refresh miints on t,he lawn in rear of the Court. 1ouse, next Thursday exening, 18th Inst., from 6 :10 to 10 o'clock. The public is Cordially iIviLed. DeWitt's Witch Hiazel Salve has t,he laIgest, SI' o of anly salvO in (1he world. This fact, And its mert, has led dishon est people to at tempt to eouIIterfeit it. Look out, for the man who attempt.- to deeeive yon wIC I-OU call for D4eWtt's Witch -lazel ive the great pile cure. W. M'. Pelihat. When in need of good Vinegars Syrups &c., don't fall to call on us. ,fJos. T1. Hlutchison & Co. Look! A Stitch, In Timo. Sav'es nine. Hughes' Tonic (new 1m prtovedI, tate pleasant) takeni in early Sprilng and Fall preven'cIts Chills, D)on gue and MalarIal Fever's. Acts on the liver', tones tup the system. Better than quinine. Guaranteed, try it,. At, druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bott.les. tUma [[ow is this? 24,000 best Parlor Mlatehtes and 200 good Pins all for 10c ti Jos5. 'T. Hlutchison & Co. Ihosminic' --Ihrh.. l Marr'ied, by Rev. J1. HI. Wilson, at the b)ride's p)arents, Mr'. and Mirs. Chas. ~iChrh ardt, in lii chard t. iambecrg Con n ty, Mr. '1. A. D)omiieik and MIiss An tile Sue I'Ch lrh r t, A ngust 1I, 189)8 A t'eception wats g!Iie ini h,onor of the new ly uma.riced coupjle att the hos piltalhic home of t,be groom's father, Mr a. SJ. W...Doma.inick, int St. 'Luke's coim mP'y~'the; tollowliing day. A lar'gc Yfuiber of r'elaIt'?gg jiud a few friendst were pre'sent and enjo -ed tihe feast,. rThe bride Is a most eAel lent young lady and wet are piroud thag~one of ou youtng men shotuld hav~e been so fortun' at,e ias to claim h r. GlEO. S. IIElttD10N. One Minmute Cough Cure suris4le people by It,s quick eures andl01( chlre may take it, in large quanttes witbotl the least d3anger'. It nas won for' itseIl the best i'eputat,ion (of anly prepJarat,ion used a .nay for colds, croup, tickling i thme throat, or obstinate coughs. Wv. 14 Pelh am. A t Josep)h TI. Hf tch Ison & Co , you wvili ind the lowest pi)ces of all. I1 cakes of good Toilet, Soap at only 23c 10 cakes of good Laundry Seap) at, 24c;: best Lump11 Sturchi at only 5e poundi~ best Key Soda at only 21c pounid; goot Green Coffeo 10 pound or 11l potuind fAor $1.00; 16 p)ounds St,andartd ganub tle Er $1.:00. t3 po t5ilO10 11 ~ce ini your vahuabie paper to public ly retuirn my heart-felt thanks ani great gratitudeit to neIgh hor's and frienda *for theIe thotughtful kindness and as A istanlee r'enocretd me1 durtiing tbe las '~'Illness and (death of my dear wife. Oh - how t,hatnkful I am to thon; at ,this tim 'of laorriow and deepest trouble. Matj their' heart, nover' be mado bleed ai mrine has been. W. M. B3onn. Maoroe.thian twe,.L,y million ft'eo sa'n >)1es of D)ewltt's tVit,ch 'Iazol Salva have been distrfitutedi by the manufac tur'ers. What better irroof of thel 0onitlidece1 in it's merit,s do you want It eures piles, bur'ns, scalds, sores, i the shor'test space of tIme. WN. E. PoI ~i mliil VARIOUn AND AL,L. AHOUT. * Mr. Rob P. Fair spent Sunday Newberry. Mrs. W. J. Moore, of (Jokesbury, N visiting in Newb-It'y. Mr. Jio. M. Kinard left, oil 16a'm 1d for Retdeirsonville, N. C. Mr. C. M. (Iaiam is on it visit relatives in Unlon and taiilield. - J Ims Ra1chel N ittle has Itu ined fru a visit to Charleston and Beanfort. The regutilar monti ly neet,ig of ,L * die' Aild Societ,y will be held IICXL n Pext lday affIrnI1oo at i o'clock. . lir Creek school will close with P exhibition on Wednaifsday night, Au iist 31st. The putiNe is inited to at to id. Capt. W. S. Itn. ford is home ton tU days furlougah. i10 is lookin1 Wel and says the boys are gbtting tang al right,. Rev. J. L. WillitaSOn, of Newlerry S. C., is visiting his brother, Mr. A. ( Williamson, of Craigsville.- I an feast Ledger. Rev. .. M. Henry, of New Orlean. La., Is on a vi-it to relatives in New berry. Hepreached in the Alethodis church on Sunday m11orIling. Mrs. I. S. Whaley and ch ilWren hav returned fron a visit to relatives il Birmingham, Aia., accompanied b, her mister. Miss Mamie O'Hara. Mower Co. is still rulning the cisi saloof shoes. This sale will last jus fifteen days and if you want to bui shoes at cost you better give them i ca'I at once. There will be an excursion to Ashe ville, N. C., over the Southern roai about September 1st. Save up and al go and have a huge time in the moun tains. Further. notice will be give later. Davenport & Renwick after Septem ber I will inaugurate a strictly cas system and will put, the prices down ti ( cash basis and will give you the hes goods at small prolit. It will be to the Ititerest of the purchaseis. I) W. E. Lake, of Newberry County is attending the Farmers' Institute a Clemson College, and will spend sev Oral days with his brother-in-law. Heal C. R. D. Burns, near West Union, be fore returning to his hone.-Oconei News. The Ne.wberry Clothing Co. gives no tice that on and after September I the: will sell goods on the cash delivery sy. tem and will make profits down to th miinumim and th is fle-st class establish ment will sell you clothing at smnaI cost to the purchasers. Mi. 0. S. Werts arrived home o Monday from a visit to relatives a Little Mountain, New.arry .County where good old Dutch people live anl thrive in great numnibrs. Mr. Wert cljoyed his visit to his old stampini ground very m1uch.-Johnston Mollitor 0. L. Schuampert is 1110 a lawyer, al eloquent speaker, a genial gentlemHar an advocate of high license tnder .th, restrict.ions of the Constitution, an would make a caiable Governor, as hi is thoroughly ac'quaiint.ed wit,h thb needs of the State.-Gr'eenvil le Moun taineer. Mrs. Roach, President of t,he WV. C T. U., of South Carolina, wvill return t Newber'ry ini about t,wo weeks aind wl spieak to the womten and men of New b)erry on the greatcau-e of temp)erance T1hae et:act time and fuller notice of th mneetinug wiil be g ivean in du ae timei the cout,ay p)apers. Deannis Kinard, colored, wvas foua dead in a branch Sunday morning I No. 6 Township. He wvent out huntin Saturday and did not return and wa found nextdoay as stated. Hie was sul ject to fits. Coronera Lindsay wenti ua Nundiay and intvestigaated thte case an fond it was aiccidenatai and( ordere the'~ body buried. We are inadebted to Rev .J. WV. Dantie A. A%., of Albbeville, S. C., for' a copy< his latest, book, just out, enititled "Cj LLecebee of Kecowee: A D)escriptiv Poem." It is an interesting und we wrait.ten Indhliin stor'y, founaded utpont ihistorical fact,, as tihe reader will gatLI cer as hie pernses the lcgn.rtd. The stol has a local initerest to the peole C Oconee and Pickens Counties and Sout Carolina, as It, conttalus the namies places, river's and1( creeks quite familih t,o mnany. The writer hats becstowe much labor and a'esearch in comp1)lil his little book.. It, is of historical intc est, to those who desire to know somu thing of their country's ealy. histor Thea book contains ad .ut 100) pages at eutn be tead ina a few hours. Those wi have subscr*ibed for the book or wi mxay wanit tihe I ook canI get it biy sen Ing 53 cents to Rev. J. WV. D)aniel, A heville, S. C., which includes postalge Mr. Dalniel is a1 grauduate of Newberi College atnd haas many frienids in Nec berry where one yoear of his college ii was sp)ent. Hie is also author' of sever other books, alnd should now be edit of the Christian Ad vocate. contral 1)emner,atte cluab. There will be a meeting of the Ce tral D)emocr'atic Club on Sgturday, 20 instant,, at 3 p. mn. Comne one and1 all and comeI early. J NO. 1). Saa'I*ICLEY, Pres. WV. L. MoTies, Sec. Special 1lates ona the 8enutherna. The Southei'n Ralilwvay will sell ront trip tickets to A bheville, S. C., and a -turn for the occasion of the meeting the Daiughaters of the Confederacy A ugust, 17th, at, $3l.00 from Newber' |and $3.45 from Prosperity. Tickets Isale 15th and 16th. limit,ed to 10th. The Friend Ntr-ei Uiards in The tuartlal rpIrlL lit takfn posse aBlOn of our boya, and r.u'tiog Is mow i ing alotIng nicely, Capt,. Orover (1l0%n I tlidi Todd exIctt to have tle l.-et, Y trent (uai d t read% to be inuster-ed I very rtoi andi as toon us he hal4 10%2 I t ruits ready le will either wire (li M. C iutler at Camp Alger or Gei Lee at Jacksonville or Col. Thompso at CohuMbia to coike up and muster th ljoyb Ili. itemieitbei too that, Frien 0 si eet. is tbe streut on whilel is locate 11 The Herald and News. Tel reeruit rango in ago fron six to fourteen. bu then %u ou know tbey Will get older hey live. Tile eyo test for. enlistinlent Is th ability to see and recognize a Spaniard Capt. Todd caine into our onio, yeb terday wit,h several of his conin istsione, and Ionl-coilIn INionAed ollicers in fill regulation 11111forms aid inforied t, editor thatli te is r-etruitig the 1"tr1i Street Gu ards and insisted that i would be an encouragenent, to ot,her if t le company roil were published BAig patriotic we ieadily consente< und here it is. We understanl t,ba there is likely to b3 a lively uLt,es over tbo election for one of the ollicers Giijs and equipments are ox peeted ti arrive every day. COMPANY HOLL. Grover Todd-Captain. Ashley St.Amand-lat. Lieutenant.. Jamies Bardin-Ond Lieutenant. Zeb W illianis -1st Sergeant. Joe Willians-2nd Sergeant. Frank Brad burn-Corporal. Tom Bradburn-Colov 1earer. SWillie Watkivs-Drunner. Privates--Hilton iecikman, Thomai Tarrant, George. Summer, Ed war( - Houseal, Douglas Bale, W l Ewart Robert Bass, Roy 1pting, Edgar Me Whirter, James Riser, Win. 'oppock - Walter Houseal, Hugh Creighton. Recruiting dailly. A Pa,k Ammociull .n. We would like to see a park associa tion organized in Nc%w b iry. '. he -e : need of some such place. We havo talked and written park on several dif ferent. occasions. We talked and ad vocated tbe Waliace A. Cline Park but nobody seemed to get the fever. We need rome plice where friend could meet and have a pien ic and when the ohildren could go to play and olde folk could walk out or drive out am spend a pleasant hour. Now we have another plar on a snal ler scale to begin with. Let us form i Park Association and buy a few acre of land and put Ii) a pavilion so that I there were a gathering or if you shonli happen in the park (urilng a rain yol would have shelter. We can star small. It would take very little mone; and if it were owned by a corporatioi wo could adopt rulea for its govern mnent, and enforce them. Maybe soni of our wealthy men would donate somlic t ,hing 1o this purpose. We might get a few acres of ian frm the FowIes lands in rear of th Sold Fair grounds. That would not b too far out, and then we would not hav 3 the railroads to cross. Or a bstteir an -nearer plhace would be next, to Mr. Ala Johnstone's place on the samte mid .with his residence. We are niot wed a ded to any lace. Will not some of en I live young men take hold of this sug gestion and work it up? We need ii WNe wili give you all t,he help we car Milnioms Osvon waty, it is eeriahinly gratifying to the put lie to kniow of one concern In the I an< w ho are nioL at raid to be genetrous to I h a needy aind sull'erinig. 'I lie propriet ot of Dri Kmig's Newt Discovery for Cor s sumipion'a, Coughe and Cohuis, hay gi ven an~ay ver'c ten inilliIona trias bol les of II ios great mxe erlcine; and hav p~ thi- sa: Is I,ec on of knhowing it hats ai: d solutelyv eured th,n.usai..is of hopele' d ei'rs. Ast h nn, Br.mnchiitis, H-ioarsu nesis at all diseasers of the Threan Chest. andii Lungs uare su rely enured I. it Ca&li on It.bert.'oni & G1;i'r and Vt it. Pel hamt, D)rurgist, and get a Iri, lioi tie Iree, lt'-auular size 50.-. and $ 10 very 1,ot te guaranteeul, or pirice ai f ton ded. St'uty Cinnsi aiam n 8hiuiitle. T1hie following is tihe achedule as a a rainged for the countyi camipaign mIce . ings as adopted by the subh-cominittc of the l'xecui.ivye Committee. f No. 8--Utopia lpostotlice, A tigust 1 No. 9-Grove ntear~ llrown & Mos hi Iey's mi neral spin g, Auginust 1 hi. )f No. 1o--Jolly St 4t. August 18th, 1,r No. 1i-Il'omaLri: 'gust 26th. dI No. 1--New berry, i ,Just 24th. No. 1-Newherry Cotton Mill, night August 24t h. CONG R~ dSSloN A L CA NI DIDA TiES. i Candidates for Cong,-ess will addre Y- the people of Newberry County as fc d lows: o LoAngshores, August 25th, 10.30 IL. Newberry, C. H ., Aug 25th, 8.30 p. o Pomria,Auigus'. 26ith. 10.30 a. m dl- Prosperit,y. Augl.ust 27th, 10.30 aL. mn County Chairman. .y July 15th, 1898. 'DO0 YOU Im KE00OO COFFEE? aLl or If so, buy the1 "1Blue Rtibbo b)rand. This is an excellout bral of Moea and Java, and wvill go twi *as far as cheap coffon. S If you wvill only try this bIrandi y will qit, using cheap and( poor coffi Int it you wvill find( both quality ai econtorny. - Hold by S. B. JONES, Sole Agont. ad Will hold a special meting on S ,e urday, Ausrust 20th, at , Lttle Moi of ,t an, at 4 o'clock p. mn. A full attei anitanc requested as there is business r'y. imp)ort,ance. on -J. N. F"iAOIts, Deth of MI9 11obetla Icuraw. Rober-ta, the tsecond daughta' of N .bMary McG raw, del1d in Newbt-ry Cot j y%, S. C I A1Ig!utt 1898.MI I have been tld that froi the t11 .I e -sulfein,.s were intense, bunt ii .I- ItI ald aill pow, fill t"at'lhor left hI . a ti koiditin mnlyi about eight da, W IIwh (I.II tIh mor1 of the above da SIlit) bare to) Ilis velt.-GIIaliome thlt Spil I of otir sweet and celt ielii friend al I sehoolmnat o. All that, t. -nfde hearts a Silliti-l IIID c d do was done i t, her recovi:ry. but, alas! this earth f p.liIjinu,re of hor5WS wats v RnI tl tilie had come fo that, laist-Oh! nl 3 hO LI' , that. I mubt say- t.he lust, fai well be said. . iliniltg all eir.. illiess I was prol Idenitilly hindered fron,. visitinlg4 h b It from iipraying for hur. ''ve oni the very eveling that her cold IiI less forIl was plaetd In the coliln (1 ti iIg luticoncious of her IIdeath) my sat earnest, pleadinlg went forth to heavi for heri re';Ovy. Dettr Roberta was a girl that posjSet ed mnty adir(IIIable Itits of vibaratt and those Christianl graves Which atdol tle dotrine of o11 Saviour .esus (l C i She leaves to mourn ier loss a mot er, four sisters, three brotherai and host of loving friends. To the bereav olis I extend ily heart-felt, sympmti'l ILand recomn ildei(I them to lim wi al1on1e Is ab1le ai)( Williling to (cnhOlt every afliletion. M. A. 11. A Ciever Trick. It ek-itaitiy loyika like It, :uIl here really no i riek about t it. Any body ev try it who has late iaek anid Wet Kidne3s, M.elirita or ne-rvils I roult We iieai lo Cll eure IIiself' rigI away by takiig Ple4-wrie 1511Iers. 'Th1 mi1edivl ltews up the wh' llo my"st-l 1111s as a stimuh1nt to the Liver n Kidi-ym, is a isim purifivir atii ni-rs ni1ie. It vuros C1a11lipatioll, leadiaeh FtiinIIIng Ispell, Sle-pl-souesp a 1 Ai aneholy. It is lilt r(-iy viegetble, a ti laix,tive, im4l ioeliore-R tle mp;tei-m tit I 11 1 ual vig-'r. t'y ElIpelriv Bitil-er1s a he' COn1VincVk" 1ha timy'. are it iniric wirle .ivery b 1ottle guarainlt. Only 5th. I b t Iv il tberimion & GI ve.-'s and PtAlinmm's Drug Store. .The Ne'onsChealp It-it ps. Por. the ocuasionl of tile ieetiity the State. 'JTachersp' Iinstitu' e in C lumbia froi August 29th to Septemb 10ih, the Souithern Italway will si round trip tickets from Newherry $1.80 and fI'oiml Presperity at $1.0 Tickets wilt be on sale from Augu 27th to Seopl elmber Ist, limited September 13th This road will also sell round tr tickets to Richinlond, Via., (111 ILCCOuI of the metin g of the Grand Poitia UJnited Order Trut'e Rformers, Se teiber'11th to 14th, It, *1(105 for ti re -lid I'il). t.or further paiticulars see Age In . . Butoi, The health of LI:is cotiminit,y 1i0 1usually good. L N11. Ind MI's. .1. Willie Derrick, a Peak ' , spent Friday1 night and Satt 8 daiy uinder' their' p)arental r'oof. :1OissI'. J1. 1. Ciinnon anud J. W. Dl Srick wenit to Chapin Sat.urday on bum ness. T1hey repIort a large crowd pi sent, alt the barbecuc iat that, place. r Mir. 01 lie l'hargle, son of Capt. T1. Eargle, iof the Peatk GuarLtds, who join the JUited States army', is home on furilouigh. Iie01 Ii~ is lokiup r'erui for' t.he Second Sout.hi Ca.olina)2 fie: menit. HIe looks wveIl and says Unt Sam Is treati!ng them nimely. e Mr is. NI. J1. Dickert and1 son, Ezr'a, a s visitinog relatives in Newherry. - 1lr. and1( MI rs. Chasi. li'reo, of Firlith - coiuntly, have been on a visit, to M e l"ree's father, NI I. .Jno. TV. Itoland. A ugust. 8, 189)8. N iew HOv, -The Seaboar'd Air f~lin hals for dl itibution to its friends and11 paitro0 are0 l'hJoogra.phls, 22x28i Inches a hanlidsom)ely frame)lid. To cover parit the cosi, of the P'hot.ographs anld I< ipressatge, they arie sold at $2.00 cat .They can be scu)red from the R~ep) sentat,ive's of the Seab.loard Air'1~ lno upionl11) apliat.in to1 LiT1. .1. Andersi<8 C General P'assenger' Agent, P'ortsmoul Va., who will also0 be glad to se prinfted ma))t.te3r re1ltive to Rateos, Sii . mer' Resorts, ke. t&f4 itIAttI leIrvin Du)ke, who idied At 5, 18118, aged foiurI y'ears, was tbe I) aand beloved chi ild ol Ed wiard atnd MI is ni e 1)11ke, and grr'~.ni1son of Mr'. -Mirs. .1. 1. Goi'eu, of t' actoryville Ouir little Ivin g's gone to heaven, L. And1( left uls aii alonle; Th'ie sweetest, child( Lhait. 1'er was giv T1o bless ana eartly homtlie. ils litt.le life of fouar short y'ears Saems lbu t ai bissfu drI(Iieaml; Ini vain we shed these bitt.er teari' ile's eiromed Deat,h's icy' streoami. No m1orel. we hear1 the ch)ildish voice That gave us so) much joy: ,,No morel' ouri lonely heartits rejoice, '' We' ue lost, our' 11 d rig boy)3. id Ills soult is now 'id Iloweas oif l ig h co lie's in that land so fala', No pain12 or' sorriow, deiathi ori n)ighit, >tl Ili'll never know)I the templt.er's snar ) r feel aIgainr D)ent.h's hiaid, It,t free fr'om oeery palin or care, ad tie's satfe inl that lbri gh land111. D)ear Savli'r! In this timin of grief Oh!II )1 wh 0i worids of sweet r'ellef A rid let us met, h. Iim "over.t3 the Oh! let us feel Li)rouagh 1al1 tis pa1 in I' - Of beIng left alone), m- Our biLLeer loss is I rv ing's lfain, He-i's safely landei d home)1. of A nd many his litItle beckon ing hland,~ uiitde each)1 of us to hecaveti, And then we'll know and undereti Why this gr'eat, ei'oss was given. I'r m1'c 'I11M A OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET '8. ALI"1 '1 N1WM (W A f1,11,1 Att PH( 411E1VIC TOVVM. ur I situlti Coirespon,teuace Hlitild A d Nevt io e 1'i'os perity, S. C., August 15 18. s, NI r. W. M. Feagle, of D)enison, I'ex., tO who has been viii lng I is old holne and It' relitives, retuined to his home iIn the id Lone Star State last Sat urdty. Called ad home by letter bwforo I was thinking 0or of returning. ly MiisA ieSio Monts. of Little Moun to till, is V-siting Ielatives i toWl tihis it week. e- Mrs. Sallie Calmes and Chidren, of liittle Mountain, are spending -I couple -I- weelts iII towl. L1 Miss (h-allum, of ('ross flill, I.airl-nl n1, Couity, is visiting Iisa K1ate WIleeler '.- Mrs. AlidreW Killiuttd has gone1 to e- Clintoln to visit a sick sister. lu AIir. . dacol) I)milick, of Kilnards, -n who has bete ol a visit to her parelits ant 11. Lj. Dhmiiek's family, returned 1- homet 1-aturday. Al Nisas Mamie ikar'd, frouum the u p 'n HetLionl of the couit.y, lias ieen vilsifting it. In our town Italiong her friends. Miss Ih- AMat t . ('011its ret un Ied with her on a last Saturday. d One of (our former townnsnul, Monroe Iy ItIul', who Ia been on the road for II io great mllany years, has heenl in town the in past, lay or two shakiing hands witi old friends and making new ones. lit talking with ir (;. 1i. Dominick he informed me that it. was his in1ton-~ ' t,ion to open a store in our town t.hsl fall. We are1 glad to Welcome all niew . enterprises and elforts and hope to see a many new oneit. * Being the fIrst Sinday, there were no services in town in antty of the . chureliets except the BIaptist., atid Rev. 1, Mr. Llanton preaChed morning and 'I night to good audiences. St. Luke's League will have a piCnI' d on the 191th an( have invited Grae le League to join theml. We untiipito a - nice and enjoyable t,ime for all who attend. We second your motion NIr. Mditor to bave no speeches on the 19t,h Itt tle )f Corruspondent's jieule, but I fear we 0. are too late, as Cli)H hats issue11d i his uI ,r tiiatum an ItId he reigts uilprellm in the qI domain over which he rules. So you tt had just, as well get rtady, M I. I-ditor, o. we've got to have that speech from you st and don't, you forget it. to Nisses Ethel Paysilngeir and ].)line Werts have been visiting fiiends antId relatives in town tie pLst, week. t The cnnery ha bog lit, and paelced za over 1,500 bu-4hels of peaehtts, but t.hey . 1have not )acked Iiy toIatoes--eroplsH ret rined by stormi and riain. They will pack about 2,50<1 cases of peaches. nt There will be the regular service in t.he Luherao, Alethodist aund Presby Leriat chl'urIhes. Cotton Is beginning to opien and it will not he long iuitil the lleucy stLpLe n- will be on the market, again. Mrl- 0. L. Schtumpert, jr., has gone to of Atlanta to enigau iII business. Our i-- best wishes attend lhi 1m. Mr'. MIalcohn Kiber has r'et,ur'nd to ri- hisa home in At,lant,a after a p)leasatt ii- vaceationi spent In and i ai r Lound our town. e- Mr t. 10. 1. LAuther' muet with a painful atciciet last I"riday while on hiIs way E. t o Cook's mill, his aeins brokeo and I is ed horse dashedt oIf antd he was thrown IL fromau his buggy and puaiflly hurt. liet ts was heclpedup bi)ly aL passer'-by. Hie is i- iable t.o be up aL lit,tle againm. lew laAThis W.' 'i'r Oe Inti nredl t)oaI-ara 1tw.,re forci ha oeny (en'-u ol Ciittirrh that, cannllot l.u tcured bm tiaul's ('ufnau rb l',-t Ps. a.. J1 UliCKN IY & Co.. i' ops Tledo'g. O. We, the uus.derai i I, have". known F". J1. (lhune' 3 for It h it 6 yent s. .nnd be1t' it ahun perf ei ly honran ie itni a bustnstras1 na c. Itrsus n iill-a nuclI'in i ale 0 o cry out any1) wA si r' &ITitijA x. Whan'ii-I. Iliu.'gh Is, To'( edo, O). WsAi.ns liHNsA- & M~akvis. Whlole.atoa l)irnggists, toloii, I , Ilall's Cnitirrha Cairn Is taken, interrin Iy ict. [g. ig dl rceli upn the hhl iuini ami mt ii ouas sur-i fae's of te sy iem. I 'co 75e pigr biatt 's. Soil by "ii l)irua'tsts Tes, in.oials) fr<un. 5e hini's fatily i'els are thue bes'. of :x- Turnip Seed ! New crop Turnip Seed just received and for sale cheap at Robertson & Gil der's Drug Store. ''enr WVatisI. iiy I''or the 13)minick schaool . Salari'y in.. $25 ai month i. A pp11itentionis 10 be filed rnd with I hae inidersign ied on or before Aut gust 25, 1898. NI. tQ. CimmAPPaIC,, WV. Ii. W 'Am,,AC:C, .1. T1. MCKITT'itaC1a, enfl i&f td Trus't,ees't. Te-.adlher WVaintsd Th'e Jalapia school wIll elect at tene bertl on the h3t.h of Augiast at, 4 o'clock. 'ITerm of eight months. Salary $25. hoard $8 per1 miont,b. Senad aplicationls to G. W. I, SP'CARMAN, TI. II. (CumAi,Ma.:as, WV. I'iwNICHT MI ItelIIANT1, Tru'istees. The umndersIgned trustees of lihe ITele niL School will hold aL meetin~g on Sut nedaliy, Auiguast 13, 18198, itt :3 o'clock p. hai. . in tbe ol1l0e of Cole. 1L. Blcaase, I Eq., to elect tea!cherls foir t.he t white anud cotloiredt sc)hools. A ppl i(entilonmagly be haniidd to eIither one of the trustees on or baeforec said date. .INO. 1T. ('ii Ai'PPlcLLJ, Tr'itis1tees. Tleacher WVanted. St.. I'hlaiips school. IElection I,) be1 had on September' 1st. Appil ient.on 10 be 1)11 m ade onar before that, date to WV. I". l(OON. mnd, I). A. ltm:m'F, "Trustees, I( C. SIm011, S. t2t Il'fLnnt S. (. I _ CASH BAB) On ai .lst, wo No goodN paid for. ( wo will 11nakc ilit.oreit, IH WC our goodls wit prolit -Holling for tho cish. Ct un and it will profi NE CLO ISI I I Sure Sigin When Candy lov ers get their heads together that the verdict is going to be in favor of hiliuoW's _'hocolates and Confections. They are famous wherever there ex ists an appetite for pure, delicious can dy. Whilii's h1iladiamous Chocolatcs 3 porfomt in flavor and quality, do licious anld heaithful. Mado in stantly with boiling water. FOR SA LA' AT TI J. K. GILDER BOOK STORE. llemiember! I haiive moved to) the m Store wvhere I hamve a well1 selected tock of Jfewel ry, Sp ectacles', Clocks and Silver'waeO, md)( will be p)leasedl to see 'nstomermS. Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing a specialty. EDUARD $CHOLTZ, The Jeweler. A Lot of Zeigler Bros.'s Best - Oxfords for ladies that we will sell foi the next two weeks for kcsi liau eos., to mn iti factnre Also a lot of (ildrenm's an< \Men's Oxfordls icled ii this sate. I Andies' Oxfoi-dx -- -- $2 25, for $3.4 MIil.ses' "' 1 II) 2, 1.50 "' .9 Cildrena'si " 84 to) 1(4, 1.35 " .8 This make of Shomesi known to be thme beust good on) the mark<et. D)on't mis this sale; it means money il yOur' POoket. Rlespiect fully JAMIESON. I afte(r Sep'Jtembeitr will conduct our onI a cush batsis. Aliehvred until all oil 1 aId it to your will ma111rk Iti .41101t b a sort fitrict Iy 11 to se t you WBERRY THING CO. I CANNON & MAYES, AR' -AG,NTS FOR THE Mansion House Steam Laundry, 01' SlietNVIlA1 . C, -AT. - NEWBERRY, S. C. TilE IAU(E1m EI)OE of ma'vyrdoi Is retehed when an in ereior, laiundry sQtnd8 yone l1inen hone Wit,h ragired t-decs and spreadtt entrIn buttonlholes. If it don't "ldrive a man to hard drink" it will surely drive himi1 to seecifing at laiundry that will insure liin such perfect. work ats 18 done at the Mansion House Steam Laundry. We not oly giVe your linen a p1efect eolor and lnish, but, we emd It hote Iin a conditilon t,hlat Is111r-s voifort, ill hot, wetth er. AGENTS Ill';, """ t A. A. G ATIS, P1'oIi0tor. Just _ Received A lot of Linen -- Negligee Shirts- - bought at bargains that we will sell out for less than whole sale prices. JAMIESON. AT CO$T! AT co$T! --:: -- SUMMER CLEARANCE BALE We will b)eg in a clearanice stale of aill oine uimmer G oods aLL "net,ural cost" Onl Tu'esday, .11unme 28th, and( 01 Lotinu astO1 long ais t,beay last,. VTe earl ier you come1, hiowever', L,bo heter seCle,ionIs you will get. Thlis satle inluides alI i'immier D)ress G;oods, Colored LawIns, (Org,andIes, imities, '4erea1es, I 'rints, Skirt,s, (Ganz'e Un mderviests, Niit,ts, Sumimer GlIoves, Gor'set,s, &c. mienite..Undicersirts, ( 'oloredi Launderedl Shir ts8, MIeni an d I oys' Stra1w lintLs, aL large line of~ Men and Hoy'v P'ants, La1 d1ies' andi (:h,Ild rena's (Ox ford T1ies anid i Slipipers', MIen's Sun iner ( oats aind .Ves'ts, Line and1 ticrashixl Suit,s5, Wi t,o IDuek C onts aindt Puant,s, Men's light Viel KiCd and P atLent L [eather Tan Shoties. And we wiii sell duiiniig this 81a1( every t,h in g in our' Store at, great,ly re. dui'edl pices. "We nV ever' allow anyionie to $el1 for B less t,han we do4 ait aniy time,'' but we will.discoun11 Lti ll formert prices d uring 1 (,his sale0. W'j5Comno anmd see us often. COPELAND EtROS, Loadcl's or Low Pl'icos alid iliallo (Goods, Main Street ..- Nnwborry. R. (1.