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K. II. AULL, EDIn. TitEK MOINING TItAIN I5%%UE The Greenvila News has the follow ing explanation of the reason it. tiiti not print tie Call for tie (reenlwood meet ing in the inters:, of the estallishmeit Of ati early m1orning tiIin frkoim ol biat: "The Call referred to was Very natitu rially sent to the itewspaper. in which it was ms,L ikey to be Meen aid Ue:td. It was eut, out of our A ii-ierson coIrel pn denev because our 11ndert.adin iJ. is that, the itil'oad ailiuthi4iie- hatVe al ready decided ti he in:atltr l il hl tihe vonvention wa) s vailtd 1to co-tider, which was the tXteln.ioll of the uxtra trail on hIi%e Columbia and G,reenville (livisionl t.o Colhiillia. Greenville I-o ple were ilielly int1 *ueIntal in having the trainl put1 on thet roadi. The Coll teltio of tihe railioad people is that whereas this train l i. a cotivenii-ee to thet.! public anld tjov, a prolit-ale ui ness as a local fir way businless. it would lie kln icessiy aiid i uprolital -vle as it throug h trainl fromn Cohnnlhia." This is t sorry xtcae for' it, sup pression (of a call ill liht iiterest of sto moanly vommuniilitic. (if the Ptl'ionit regio. 'ven if the railroad authori ties had "a11e1ady tt-eiled ile lluttcr", lie people alotig the linle had a right t) hold a ineeting ntd ask for a reconsid erAtioll, and %c dooltii whether they u6p previale tht solivitide of the)4 News to ..t0ep them frotm knowinig what was to i,e dolit'. Iht1 it, is noot at fict thit tlt' railroad attithoritits have "alecady de eided the mat-ter, for the movement has-barely begun. Against tle Grevis Ville News We iltote Til, Nowtherry IIerahl and News, whos (ditor i has been the leattderi inl tlit agitjat.lon. 'I'he Heiald and News sa.t \el itoriall:v The St ate has II*vt' asi'd any e'f rneill sthitdullvs b y anI y ra- ilwa.y. Wilhin it. be"anl publivationlA years ago there Iwits onily one varly Iltoiing trainl ht-avinl C'olumial. I f n1ow t.r r Suich tlrainls tin most, Of lilhe romds vadllat intg frotn this city the i mi provviument is tInue to ilte ilreastd importae'l Of Co lumb1ila. This lreosenl tgitationl is 1n40t, of our devising. Wt were isk ed b litolor Atill 1( asist, i it itand have dolie so withll pleasure. for reasons of public as well as pi'rsonlal advaneag. Wt b lieve 1hati, tolitmilbia aid tllt towns alon.. t.he Hlne are 4.-itled to mnodern railroa01d hia-ilil-iVS. WO have' eVVidenitC that Lihey de1Silrt S114-h facvilit,ivs anld we belleve t.hat ic. will p?:,y the 4olithlernl iailwayty to granlt. thet -The Stat,e. IL sevmls to us .lhl, tie xetise of tle Greonville News is it very lam on for e111.3.ing util Ihe vnll for the Creenwood If it knlew I'.hat, t.he rilrloads had .11 ready devlled not, to riun the till 1.0 Coliaiili it miglt, have stid so antd saved t tht troulle and tx m xpenso of go ing Lo G,reenlwiold to lit.4enid thv ec eA -~ Lt oile' t i sl I ii 'il I 'it' In, h -t on Lhit'i.rary thi vall is just mlarkced out. with1oill. -riving anly reason o extise for it. We dt not see how the ra iIrvoads could have tIteiddI t a qu1st,ito hefo-e it wis preseit-ed. A l. any riat.ti w ti had a good m1veet.intg nild we will go hefore t.he railroad pe-ople atd ttL- them what, we wanit and then if tiey say they' enn't, make the t.iial, why tllat. cids it. We have at, least. doine Our' dut-y. As we have said btfo0 t,his move ment is not, ill lit. inliteest. of tiy indi against. any. Wie just feel t.hat wte would like to have two lbranhi oif Ilihe St.herni t andt(0 we are' goinhg to1 ask fotr it.. 'lThe4y arei dinpg ats muntel on everiy ot.hier'I l ini ite State andti wh nt'tot. on l.h is tint. .a ..o Grieen v ill e N ews is a good neIt'wspaperl'i though It, is not,1 the only inudteptendit, tiie ini the SLate. And1 yet, it, maPiy the onily tine t.hat, Is it, th Is ltie patying good tdiv idends( to Its st.otk holdier's itid yt, illI of that, tdotes not, ketep uts firomt wanting lNtssenuger' sericel' 11 bet'tiin Columia aind t,hi up 'ount.ry'~ Ovr thei Southiiern. liiifortutt ey theV call was11 neil ithertt4P Senattor' Tlilln uut wItilIte it Clhatrlest.iot I tintregard't to tbe Injtiunet.oin issued4t by. .11ud1ge I Mfver' in I,he lierkeltey eee tioni cot), est,.i In t.is case0 Lt.ere was at contLest, 1iled it.hI t.he coutit y t'.reet'',Li ve (4ommtitLt,e4e by t.he t'o td idhat.'s for Sheir ii. A n atppetal wasi1 t.ken t.i t.he St at.e Oxectit 1 44ommi011t.t.4t andit t,hat, bsody ori Lts goes befoire .1 ldge'N t'l vei' and so marly oirderted by Lt' .8)ta4t' executt.ive commiltt.4e. It, miay lit tegial ti tdt this k intd of th Ing, but, we vthough)1 lt, htt Iat.y tion wits Iiintl. Th'le aet,ion of , autgo Melvert', it, seemls to0 0s is calclat.eltd to bireaku t.h prII' imaryii11i. lit Lthis catse It thro'(ws t,he whlole mt,ter' t.o Lhe Areneral elect.Ion. Thtert wIll be( nto 0und t.o thiIs busliness. Theli injuilet.Ion wvill not, be ht'ird veriy likeoly unt-il1( aft t4i .he1 gtenera'l elet4. Lion, andil t,ben it, I wiii b. tti iLt to martty antd ytouri par't.y htw ini a case0 likeI that? C~ol. TJIiinan has creat.ed at senisiLat at. Camip1 Geiger- 1by havinig some)1 lit groes''tw brutally wh lippebid andit e ven strPunig up by t,he netk heseatso ht clins t.htey st,ole his pilstol1. The east Itais been4i brioughit be'foreo a ma)(gistrate and only one side hias boon heatrd. There seemis t,o be no denIal oif thew whIpping, but, (Col. Tllman say3s he c.ani jusLify his ae tIon. Monat,or TVillman hiis beon to Chbarles ton and wats dlied by May3or' Smythe atnd the alder-men of tlio eIt, lie has proisedl8( to (10 what he can foir Chiarles ton ats tho pdlce for' the emnbarkiat,lin of the troops. TIhe News and Courietr p-i nts hIs phlotlgraphb, andlt at leasant love feot, was hteltd bettween the Sea tot' and tho citIzens o n ia,'eto 1,l convertat,iin with . Mr .11,41 Iten-% Cliaippell a fow days ago the talk van tIpOn farting anid tih' pi-ie of votoll !;0 Is only a Small farmer ht Ie h.A, adopted the plall we hav%'telix' bInl advo catting for years and tilt pI it'1 of 4*4t l. alfects hiu1 very little onl* bi. 411,, 1..1 have as mllneh cash to s'pend :&, ho wolhi have if the price were hiel,e. I - l. his work himself, tipport. li, .tim oWe: . o in an1 all 4 1athinig a i i 1i l ' 141 il I ma Ikel-k-.l 1 TO.slarl, With hu look IhIv,ved fro 111,! vol-lon ero' lvI t i yeair a ld p.1t 1 1 o ll i landI l hlat, he Iplailri'l it % hl'a l i - 4 anevs ini whb. &l ndi I:i'N'h " un I. W hell be cut thle % hr:11 hi- ' tl 4,11 tI. fontI acre"a. in Ipia:. andt h;,' I h !I cred eno lpi h 1t01f4-' thret. ti- 114111r iti '! It-.,l t ech tock aSo hek halt. lI I phan .)1-dl ive a e*' in. cogri ant. nill ha 0 hn c tII1 o 11 hi, II Ill . F (will i be . it I :l- it' , he h:. Ibr-cad lor hi. faillill anl pI t of fooil for hi! so,,k. in aib itihu .4* 1<-i Ienab t o-I .t 1 keep ai lIo of ho t :a.i ht i, k Mi a d co sandi hailt, 100lent ) t ft-Ad litu . lie is lkIw IIlTerin for 'al. tine ho.r t i s w in er. i )I I . I hei sells milk and butter evvry d.ay :.ti wIIillaso litve potk for Sa1lv besitles tI t Ii gs. [it- thell plants live :11'res it, vot - toli and saYs he w-ill pick seven tat. unId thi., cotton is his. [it- has not spt-nit it before it is nade. To it, sui. this is no hig s1u 11 of mn11 ey but it is Ilear money bectiluse he has e veryt hin 114' leCds LO k-at tIld doVs 1ot. have to worry abholit pityvinlg 111ic notes ltnd Iiells. Whenll mlue - 'I oui . large iotton In 1 Olue to slin il l aid mako t hallinve a. t tht eii of the y-athei y will be fortunte to lave svvell h I-h s cotton t) t.heir etdit if the lialalle is I ot againlst, them. It must comne to thik soonler or latt.r and Oi soolier. the belter We iiust. il'rst, rol the il te fil-Ill what we li'e for the farml l d the ec u the votton we, c1a111 Ln1d WIhV T'O do this we will a Illppy and anll inidepen'denit people. You ality call It n'ewSpaerIl' fai'ele' if y'oul want. to ibl, it Is the Solution iln)l vd ilr heatt loll thet! conventiolls that mllay be held forl thle nlext, voentury. iard times ark. goinig to continue ats lon'g ats wt. spend tile crop be'e rvwe lillike it. TVe V eill have to exells ts. Rteally wv do4 nlot se, h1o w we (-(Iu ld pitn11,11t its !IgIply to mlul last It.cit-1v with ouit reprit,in011 most of whalt wo hatVV leVetofO Sald, anIld hII0 oveI excell ilt. that miity hnve been oulri realdrs will Iot care to have It reprodiled hie o'll ol'mis by us11 . Itl fact, we havv Il ot. t,let Space to Sparve for it.. We p.1)r Inte Id inl Wr rePlY Ibo t til Libit t Voit SaLid theat, nleedied anI)y Ieplly fr*o'Ii Is. W\ I- I wiold hl deli'hl.ed t tollply wi t.h t.he veiluest of ourl. coL.lmponary, uIt, If that 14 Inecesq1t-y for t.he V'oic!( to maktie r ply wo will have to be denied the privilege of i rep.ly. Really we thinkc it is atsking too muchvi to retIllest uts to repint oiur editoril-1. Life is too Short, ailn) we have other thingfs tIo do. Now, if the Vovie will tell IS Iwhere it, is tIL" we thlink that will end the con We.. wil b ladtI to give 1(W 'ts poiin on t.he1 lq o qut.i an d itl ilthe rt dipe ire simplet an1 plin 1 etnes"he.iti 't"Ian IU,hen weKil nw Kin the futur. how lt locat I"l'lit. We Iae nt eirousI'1j of 1d i'ing injust-ilcellii to th'eIl Voiie- I Nheedit'r anosd a11 l'patl' e bo. W Mshowed . fro te reoird tha ofinA thle Niomiiitt-cel meet,i: when1115K ~Cte i Nuet,' 'wasi pre'sented he opposed'i i)).W *ets ha estd ht illniitIltlo till I .111 ty andll 'L tateI) ionen lltill.s when113' the qusi on wa 4 s tW only wan'rtt 'l.IOiknow now*~ "wherelt~' 11i4h it..41)r i N ,h is un'fairdin t . Th e)1 i controversy t s ll' tover, iSLII t'ii LI 'I) E 1.UT ERf 4N1 l E I NA11 1* 1t.0-14' aV )'trn I T -d ts itudente t' ei tin- t JIlt! rof L .II l tts llland,s of)th 1,i.tLe 2tloftai, and Ci L'rancis K. rItiOlif, iof tiew (e.irday,ian woili (ntr't.e Lutp.hlan Thelogica tSeinary001 4( a,Aoilt, 'Ilea a.)r3 LTheyIi are ti'opplIii I witho)r. The0 ItlS.itrg11.. I Wingard 1). t ,' ioef Spr0ingStlehl, G.,II ofeshtnto iI'~te boardll and4 tilltaprty 'chl, ei the opeinkIig xe t,h) LPut.he'rant 1111 Theolgal Semiary has taeburiims.nc t hon OUR PROSPERITY RODGET A 1,1. '111F NI Ms OF A 1.4.: . WN V ttil I .4I44.I , a', - , .,,i , 1l.run 4 ,, 1 ... 1k 4, . ':4-4-<- . < '.j s . you n.' s 44 hink 4 ', 46 :41 . , . . : 4. .... 4 i 4., I , i I I I' ~ .. I ' - 4 I I |I I ' S h -14 1i 1 \-1 It M i II ihisI im Ii -, ito l Wu 1-i \\' 1l , t 4i j . 14 , j1 114 , 1 0 1|14 t4 stil 4 1 tIgI-. b4:'- 4. 44:44 4n . 4 44,n 4e b,4.l n \ilin 4114 .. I -.Ii ai :o ad nh-i 14 \%I' I t 11 4n .4444 1 11; 1 1 44 .1;ie1 4 I e I n ' h i sit i I h.. . nk - I I'l 4I4 k% an,, \ E4 :4 e :41 4 aN \ I I i I * IItit toil I I tI ,n.ft Ie II) a no ' 4t', :l ' 4'C44444.4444 444 \ ice of 1lwa ll .\ I . ' k - I'inh wl l il 1 i- hehit- 4e44 Pick . (i (o ia , b :11innin-v StyIi o (hsr ii l' l 'd of NI t .\T Ilork , a d I. li i I oll f .io :: t he. .W ilnl It- wmIyho a' I Iln - I.-14' 1pn Newhim nEdy 'oll ts e 11-1 Natl e B t nht'.igr . 'I'fl kire er ham -:lt ke, lthr iwoendles amo l'uvknot -'i . of i'ha i : (t'il an-nl e po y- , af St. Clau ': fim She ait'l si i a'nce itsand, of \i-t. Talort atid 1. W ilon, :1f1l i twe-ll:cls \\ il d .\ lo lty. las. S,u 1-t'1r I' II. Sim p on, Iddy 'ounts, Il Nates4', IErnet'.I ih'4h 44hautgh1. There aret 14'. sinne0 4others wh'loste names40 we44 have4. no4t ltu-ned40( at, this wr'iting. \Ve are4. truly3 glad t. hear of the vx-l-vintS optning thatlt Nhtrry (1'lg had and wih it andli1 its eer t ii 'esident an te.A ful tyo talllelan hues amvel many ewk sTil dentc s orh N ad lle to '1.heir thel 'lhe publiej' exercises4t of t he \Vomn's I h nd zuia.l .'terign iss iraimly S torie y. o4f Grace44' chureb''1, ill be4 held14 144n.4 .heintl Sun44day3 night oif I ietohe4r. A\ full pro-44 gramme44.. will he' gZiv 'l44inext. week.('I TIhe puli1 is cord'41ily in4vit to attend1. the4 I)( 44xercis4 s anti1144 there is a teatL in store for, all who nIay attendl. Mi . .1. 1'. ( 'annliOnl, 0n0 of 'tii Sam's h1o4., is spt-llnding his fiu-ollgh a1 hI is h1141 homil in ou to . (;dad to set. yo a,-aill, P'resto. The meet4ihg of the stokoldors of the Alliine \W:r-ehllou Co. callod for Sat ilrdav I 11-toher Sth. ait Prosperity. lllsiies4s meetviing., of 1, 1 hor I ,t1tt_Iuk (1n P''Hi I t ni.! ht. The mlemberls ar e requellst'd to a4ttenld. Aliss 1. Ia 111f0'd 1114 troneoii (n aVisit to lIlmb.erg W%t wVi.sI h14,1r 1 ph1'asan144t stlay. Miss Mlarie RIobb, hllo has biveln in At'lanilla for the past, mlloniti, has re fitried and is now wit.1h A. 11. Kohn inl liS ml4illileryU' dIIa t,ItL1 . ''h0 la(dits are inivited to inl'spect, thle st.ovk of pIt toil ha0 When (ln at visit, to town. Cup 1-3 Ilow inl his glory. IlIe Salys he sets giano all the year, butl, vaen't col lt, bILt (nIe andl(l will do good wVokllj to get it. onve. Ille is now sellin.g his cile brat.ed owI brald of gIlanlo for' tht fall grain rop. M iss I,il1y 'II .le WaNIIer, dlaughte' of 1'. 1 rooks Warinetr, Is., las gonle to the ('1b11tia-L mle (olege. NIirs.4. Ih' llawkinls, of ( )ra4ngeburg coun44ty, who11( has1 heen) visiting (lid I ''rs3per4itLy thel past51 weekC'i 40eturined to her4 home44 (4n Tues('day3. I[er' 444any fr'ienids were04' gilad to see4 hier. She4 was'11 aer4'ompan14ie'd by3 hiei daulighter, I'liss NIrs. Stoddd,'( of( Newbherr4y, has been 1)n a1 vlisit4. Lo NI is. I C. 1. St.oude The40 past.ors' va'ent1.l(on hav'lin4g ended0( Sunday113, and4( prayer'04 mee t.ing (on Wedl NI i. 11enry Sh' 1eely'l 1has been4 ('14et.edu diel egate ir Grace44 past0 ora1t.(i1e to) 8' nod41, which meets 440 .514 inCarle4st on, Nov'emIber :44nd, with Ii Iv. \V I '. ('onts 41s ialLt'r '0h liIon4(4'r lll If It.h lii'rosper4jity13 Grad4ed school40 1has (14 it the foIlilwig name4)4s for4 Sep4tember:'' Carrie 11411mter, Grace40 I KirkpaIl.Iic!k , in K ohn4,l'a lAutI.er, D aisy Nattes, Ge~org ia 8S14bum) WVise, AutguIstu 1Y ~ oun g, l..ena4 Mosely, .li ''511' seley'03, I iie W'.''ise5(, Sammi44o( 11iw kins, G eor'ge II nyn4, (Cec'il \Vy he(, NI offec't,t I irk pal.r4ick,I Ge(ogo 1 iarmana, I'lmero4 I lallman14, Isolin4e Wyche44, Annie11 NIa 11'Ibedenban444gh I, 1aillia \ViseW51, I tubiW Schmupera4t, \Vill40Ie l'edenban41igh, .1en nie llallman4441, I,ea'41 I,e(st.4 r, I 'lirth Stockman,144 Wallac 14001ruce, Y'oun41g I lown44, .14)1hn 'a.t. WVise, GeorI4gO < Iik ;:at.r'i1k , i'rniest Sami Kohn,4 Vi'gI Gran14v1il' Wych1e, Waldo IUlikad, JIane WiVIt.her'spoon0, Anni4e0 Laur4ie Lester, NI arks 814 isonI, 1110en Schump44erOIt. NIr4. Carrioll Shealy', who was1 so0 1bad( IV ('itt up1 in4 1an neciden01t, by 0441 (It 1.he ginsx at. ('41ok I bros. ginnr la4' st, 'l'ues (1h1y. is doin14g as1 well a 11 ould41 be0 ex in1.ted am4( l'l4 we'learn t.hat11 hiIs arm41 Is 1helin g n4icely. liP 14as (on4ly lost1 so far4 part,4 (f Ihis thm and11 we11 ll'~ tru'ist 1.hat,1 it w'l' not he11 1found1 4( nece0ssary to4 a1mpi4 1ta1.44any3 more4 (If his 1144ger's. NIir. G. A. NIafl'et.t,'s res14Iidenc Is nearL4 n1ow44 be'ing appli1ed0(. ChiIps waIs 1in townl'4 Nionday. 1I 111a 1as 41 miling 4144d serene44 a1s 42ver'4. NI), (Chips4), (41d 44414 Iiay~ has11 been' umler'4 the4 wea'4 it.her4 amtil ('(4411 44ot1 hunt41 up the Co4tton is com)ingl In 144114 fr'eely 414nd gr'ahde I 9 to 4.940. We are0 1glad to annonner-4i'( that. 844pt WVelIes hia... noltilled1 A gert 1. r4own'44 that fotr the I,resent the "Sh1oo P1.'y' will conti1nue'1( toIlukeit' 1 da lily tri114 frau nony413 than,ks. We'. tru4-t 4tha1. 43he m.4'a i.'' int4.4 ('olm440nun. Ilm ... ivI .ve 41 Oe ar ly mrnvin 1 papler for breakftit, Nb at, an intovittim'thiat. w-III he aMi (O Ihat*Wt wIAop soot t6 see. N~ A V. \ 1 . M hii n 'tirtai, I l ll, li, III., 11--ke the st lat n 11tit se entight ee I, t i -b '44-ti4'1 I'll Ie- h a e ; -l, 't isai .I v h\ 11 4- 1. f IIIIN I'' ''4 a I te 4 a I I As i th I- h b- is b . et le i.e.I v s .gI I I iee 1141 ' I I I ' i s n + I'S I' llft1d 10r. ' I ; t. t o h5 s hies10 anl d t 4 4i.1 h ight Iw -1:e1 St es If h em1.1l i i ttiinN'e es is' -eiel ,,tfIe i 5 "ehtiti e'ik bo .' ' I e e It 5 i'. s a nd 1i 104 %% el h1 5 5' C Ii l5-e.n'iI e '.is t at l' am 's & la .4. . A " i - 1.h i Ih lu iu-on. 'm Xv STOTEHENT Of 1I10 10011diiol of the Commercitial Balni of Nwb.'ry S. l t tbc clos of Bosints Selmber', 30h, 1898. lb lishcd ill colforillity with all Act of the GcOc1,l Assembly. Notes ico t .. ....... ... $ ",9,42S OS Safte and other lixtures........ 2,:111 45 (4 t.rdraft'k st-nrillvl.............. 728 :31 C'ash with otherbanks......... :,W1 09 Cash il o i vaults ............... 9,778 ti $9tl.l50 612 Capi tal -,tovk ...... ........ ......... $ 0, 0 0 D 4.pos i Is .. ....................... ... 26,4411 1-10 h ie otel. r banks .................. :1 6 27 Di v i-idn snnph ld........ ........ :17 CIO Notes re-discomint'd.......... 5,O0o 0 l l' divhed pirolits.................. 015 15 $960. Lt) i SOU'TH CAROLIN.\, ( Nr-:witi.:tun, COVN-rY,. N'rsonaly appearod beor mnto . P. Wr sighlt. t asier of t he abov'e naamed b1ank,11C who sweasS that the above state menit. is correct to theo best of his know ledge and bIe'lief. %. V-. WIlIlT, Cashier. Swol-n1 to befor ue this Ith llav of .1. Y . Al-'AI.L. 11. S.] A TnT:N. . of S. k. V. X/.. WI,SoN. .JNO. MI. K IN.\RM (4:.o. W. su'mmmzil. Notice of Final Settle ment. . .thait' f Will maet finial set.tie muent On tilae personal estate of Silas Waliker', deenCsed, inl the Probato Cort.a for Newherry County, S, C., on Sa-tivrda.v Oi.h 291,a (111 Y of October, 1898, at: II o'clock in the fortenoon. All pumrsons having claitims againsit t le sald estate are hereby notified to present, tho saile duly itt.ested, and all those indebt.ed to the said estate are re (uested to pay the saine on or before that date to the underslried. SUSAN 1'. WALKER, Administratrix. S-3ep itember 249th, 1898. SPECIAL SALE!' IM. vDrpi1J. Come in and see our line of Trimmned Hats Also H ats trimmed to suit you. Our Sailor and Walkilig Hats ARE GEMS. BARGAN STORE CASH BUYERS Sh00s, ~ ~~ 11A ua l ibcF1 lallnd \\ V1 i for 1',y u h in 1 o t i t line I b. St1 00S10 11T011th oeep ever ill \ t in tui that it does not makc Am1\ di FtereIIce wIa(t o her p p(l(N "llay olr a v er iso, hat An b)uy reliale Iinrhadise at IIy vstArm lowor Ihan: 1 il e e n a n w h r e i n N e h e r y "Jones elIs for Less!" COME TO SEE US! A.C.Jones, The Peoples' Store, Ne xt, ooor to Robertson & Gilder's Under 0[g GOOD U Asthe. best! SHoE BETTER SU thanall others SHESBEST U U InNewberry! Complete Lino for Moni, Women an Children. Special Line of Ladios' and Gecntle men's Finoe She -s, in latt and most fashmionable styles. 8LDFACTS 8OLID STOCK SOLID COMFORT About, inl and1( withl Mower Co.'s Shioos! W'e buy Shoes to soll t.hat W wecan and (10 stand by. You can11 buy Shoes or us to weariI that you can anid wvill stand inl wit h satisfaction anid soronity at. Pricos the lowest-gnqality considered. "MOWER SELLS THE BEST" These are facts for your contemupla tion andl profit. Como and buy13. G. &G. S,MOWERGCO. CANNON & MVAYES, Mansion House Steam Laundry, Ol'' (1aIM.N\'ILLE, 8. U NEWBERRY, S. C. NO CHEMICALS ARE ALLOWED in onr la ndry m.ethiodl.. WVe uso nothing bn1 the purest walshing ma terials, or anything that will hurt: he ti[nest farc Your shirts, coy' jars, cuffs or antyl fi' sont hero M b)o hlnndredl will last long as8 b , the edges of yor.r linen, or br(fi' h'' but,ton holes, but sendl it home i t prist.ine henuty. AGENTmA. . ,',, c 9SING I JANUAR : : ilk, 'U"lft Wo,, 81s 0 i m 8 '0 'ITll: \ [i IIlt1 C ROBERT y SUCCES LEAVELL J DEAL Marble and Granite Furniture, Mattresso UNDERTAKING IN AL Orders in UNDERTAKI of the da) LEAVELL - & - SPE NEWBERRY - - - CANO "TH Theenca r 1Isitioni a F BEST MOSQUITO NES C NEWBERRY - - .. STATi'IC Oh' 80! TI I ( A ?I ~ NA-. ('O11 NTYi Ole' N EIC\IdIlIN..J I\mma 1V. Isafere , 'lainetit aV siee I"'L''ran \V ilson~ii, A\ Iiee \V i dl teIL l t. is an .o n 0 In;h - Sumonsii. for I etief. 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