The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 15, 1899, Image 2
Tho recomumendation of the New
berry grand jury that those countie
thatt have no dispensaries sholtid no
receive a portion of the dispensar
prolit is no new ituestion, as It Wias (Il
cussed In the Legislature at the las
session. It is in sonie respects a knott.
question. AL a casual glance It hook:
very unr1eitsOna1tble to give to a cout1t
m<(,itoy from the prolits of a conmod it,
which that county refuses to handle
and which has beenl made out of th(
people of another county. WVe say at
easual glance it, looks right that ti
money should go hack to the schools o
the counties which pay it. That, too
is the selisli view if you live in a coun
ty that pays any considerable part (
this money. it so hiappei in the dis
tribut.ion of this food that sole of tli
counties that paid nothing to the fum
directly because they had no disp(ensat
ries had the largest enlrolment. or rathl
cr fell flutier behind the tii nee doll
per capita and i ihevvvr-'.' re1itveil m(ort
of this fund than any other eount.ies.
it there is aiotlier view to take el
this matter. This fid that, is bein
distribulted is not. a county fund but :1
State fund. The coin Ity receives it
prolit directly and the liony'V is no
sent to Columbia or tirne over to ith
State at all. Then those cinties that
have it owe somoething to the pare1
eounties and t.he needy srhools and
eliildren of thes*e poorer eounties
Some counties pay it great 1i:d 0101
towards the support of the State go1
erntment, than others he(ause they havi
lmore wealth aiind yet they r('eceivye no
more protectoln or consideration t haln
the poorer counties. The town of New
herry pays miore in the th reci mills con
stit.uti .'nal tax than she gets for iIhr
sehool within her litiits a ld it goes t
the~ ot,her sch(ols in t,he coounity. and1
yet. there is nio protest becaulse it, hait
gone into the general school 'fnd
of the counly and will helpt thlose
t.hat, are not, as able ats tho (se ofi
the town. So it is with t,.
distribut,ion of tlis State fund. In
other words we must, not expect, a direit
returnl to us of everyt.hing we dol or iay.
it is nceessary to do soinething for tle
general welfare and if we do, and whel
we do, we always receive the rellex ill'
Ilucile. t helps the State to help ed
neate tho0se children who are not able
to educate thelmselves, and that is all
that is being (1n0 in the preseni iplan
of distributing thiIs fo l. If called
upol to defend11 Or serve the State these
counties would help a readily its any.
This is one view of th is question that we
should look at when we come to miake
reoililt' n(1attion to the I.egislature.
We must, look olt and beyond ourselves
and consider the general welfare and
remi ember that this is a State fund all
not it Count.y fund, that the counties
that have dispelsaries have already re
eeived their share of tho prolits. Let
us not, h)e tooii setli li.
Mr 1. L. 1). A\lorr'iis, w,ho wvrote t.he
toverior coim Ila i n lg of anl ill) .i, ico
lie bild sl'lifeel strilel( the light note,
but,0 the t ovelito' coiiut luii-illih hilli iio
bouni olver as a it ilh5 ill the Tilvlor
litnll'e aLse, allt 1i red til t ie ho0lui
for his appteatrallte it collrt. If Ie haud
failed to coiie a blenchl warr;anlt could
hiave been issiued fior hdin andt lie coul
:\tlorris, like a goitiiwmt aiingi cit zenl,
leaves hiis farm11 tIhIat nieceed lis atteni
tioni andl~lo 11 .sed thriee or foi-a r y s bo .r.,
but is n1ot,11 ptil nt he~ s-tand and there
fore gets 110 1pay for hi,, timelo, not) elven
the 50) cellts a dIayv all swed witnliesses.
Th le juidge has to5l cerify thle witns lisS
amlineril hie cannoiitt do it. I that isth
latw it shoulId bie chan111gedl. It is nt
r'iglht t.o iiimk a ituan0 le tve hims w ork
is no liault oif his that lie is not exam
Therie s5hou ld bie -omle reatsonl
abtle limiit it tie numberici of wVitnesses
teiidl, bu11ti one boun ld ovr an iid lequ ir ed
toi attendi, thiey shioi he paiid. lie
spectfully irefeirred to the law-niak in
Drt. ,J. C. Alaxwell, of G reenlwoodi, d ied
IaL hiis hiome ini thiat city onl Satur iday
last. iIe wasi oneC Of the leading citi
zens5 of thait eniter'prisinig little city,
and served his State in ''.es of plenee
and wair with credit to hiimiself and1( sat.
isfactilon .0 hiIs fr'iends. In his death
Grieenw~ood has lost a valuale citizten.
Mr'. R. P. O11iviii, (f Bartcelonin, Spain,
spenhds his winiters lat Aiken, S. C.
WVeak nerives5 had1 ced( seivere pains
Elect ric Bit ters, A mnerica's greatest
.1lood and1( N erve Remiedy, all pin
sooni left himii. Hie says thIs grand
meitdicin 10Is whait is couniltry nieedl
All Amierica ktnows that It etures lIvet
and1( kIdney13 trouble, putrilles te blood,
tones up thie stomllaO . strenigthiemi
the nerves, puts viln, vIgor land new lifi
inito every muleth, nerveY and1( organt (l
the body. if weak, tired or' alIlig you
nxeed it. Every bottle guiaranteed, only
50 cenits. Sold by all D)rugglsts,
Capt.. William Astor' Chanter, Con
g rossmanl from New Yor'k, is the pr'esi
dent of The New York Star', which I
giving away a Forty D)oltlar Hicycle
diy, as otferod b)y their atdver'tisemn'mti
in ant-t,hcr cohumn. Iloni. Amos J,
Cummings, M. U., Cot. Asa irtd Gard
nor, District A ttorney of New York, ex
Governor H-ogg, of Texas, arnd ('ol.
Fred. F'eIgl, of New York, are amnong
the well known nameis in thcir Bloardo
of Diretons. f&t. ait
1,000 Tons of Food
Needed Each Week,
TIEMENIOU8 WOR(K OF l{EI,IEF
FAI,LS ON TIE UNITEl) STATES.
An Appeal to tiho (overnors Will bo Made
Today in llchl(alf of Nsked, llocmelesK,
t btarlvinig ThouirlsdK in
Porto Miico.
t Washington. August 13.---Two dis
patches from Gov. Gei. Davis of the
Sl'to')'t'i lco, ;rivini addl itional details
of the fearful havoc by the hurricane
of list week, were received at the war
department today. 'J'hey were immle
s diately slit to Secretary Root, who itl
, ready his taken mem,sures for disp atch
ing relief to the people of the islan(.
f The Secretary expects that the trans
Port Mel'herson with a large cant,ity
- of rice and bearis will leave New York
Stoiiorrow and this will be followed by
other vessels as fast as arrangemeuts
can be inade for sending supplies. lie
I thinks it is the duty of the government
- to make provisioni for feeding the peo
ple unt-il the aid voluntarily given by
lhe eitizer.' of the country reaches
them, i nd1 lie will exlaust every means
at Iiis dispos;al to th1is enml.
The Sei'ctitry contetipllates sup1lple
ienting t.he appeal maie last week to
te miayors to assist in ra ising subseri p
tillnS and toiinoiIrow wiii issue anl i)peal
to lie governors of the States withi a
View to arousing general interest inl
the relief work. '.l'ie dspatces I
ce"ved-Cl from1. (;(n. I )a Vis were nt to
Ithe l'reithlent at. Ilake Chaiplaiin to
nigh t.
l'he following are the dislatlces re
se.i vIIl by the war le)artitnt fromc
( "cc. I )avis today:
Stin .IliaIn, I'. IZ.. via Itaiti.--'J'he t
true state of ilfairs thirougihout the
l;id not, yt, known because of total
destruelion of all tel('1gralhic conn:e
t(ions an(l grleat (lest ulietion on all roads.
Not more than one fourt,h of towns yet -
heard froml, but enough is known to
warrant Lhe statemen t that one-lifth of
the Iwellings in t.he islamd are totally
destroyed and their owners are without
anly shelter whatever or any food he
yund what, has lice ii saved fromi the Ie
bris. 'liie coifee crop and miost of tLhe
trees are ruined, al el thus reliance for
supp1)ort is gone. Iu ully one-thir"d of the
people sui ist, entirely oi frui it aid a
small part, oi tubas All the former is
destroyed, and much of the latter are
rotting in tie ground. reat iany
thousands of cattle are drowned, and
the debris carried down by tLhe rivers
is strewn over the ocean wit h the wreek
of the storm and the dead bodies of
anitals. The deaths from falling
walls and drowning will numerhc" more
than a thousisaid anld ai1y be se.eral
tiies this number.
"The state of distress is very great
aid when green fruits sa; ed from the
debris are consunicei the sulfering will
be very great. I am relieving the sutf
fering everywhere within reach as
ntlmelh as possible but in out of the way
places are miliiy thousaids who cantnot
he reached for sitie 1-imen. Th'le su p
pl1i es sent by the goverenment, will he lp
mceihabut will last only13 for a few days
while destitiution must continue for
iiaiiy weeks, sir soilne mionthcs, uicti! the
bniainas grow~ upS froiu thec grouind er
wvhiichli tve imoiths at least- are requsiired.
l'sSsud of all k inds is nced-sed, espesial ly
rice, beansi andI coicishi, whIiich hias beeni
thec main supporit. ousidoe of fruit,
t'heap sottosn elothiing is also neededts
for thoisusaicds rushicd icakedl from their
hiomces at, night whien t his gale broke.
Aledsticsinles are al so inseedeel iniost piress
ingly. especc'ially' luiince, andis octhers
simpc1ls mcedlicnes. I etimatel tha:t at
least I ,tt0t tmn~s f foodt will be requnireds
weely l for severasl weecks. 1 have eoni
st ituted boau-ds al over thce ishlal to
regulate assistance andt a general boairdl
liere to sondusct th lie if wsirk.X WhileI
I have not, Vet, ful dhata I repeat the
estiimate thact~ at. leat. 1u00,000)t people
are hioncslessic ndlest it ute. lI elief ra
tin lpropossed, Oins poundict of fooid pe
th zy,*ii compsed sif seveicsl cineesof beancs,
se vsen i iuness of rice andct two shnneies of
scsd tish. in asddlit ion to thcs foodl ori
ihredl nyv thlit A\lel 'hsoni I ask thbat
2.5100 tsons abosvse propoItrt icons should lhe
shiippeds cnext week. liefsre this is sson
stuncedl I wvill have fucll data resp~ecting
fsitim'e iissss. hut I fearextencsive issues
sot lirovisionis wil beIs nlecessar'y for ser
s'ral cuonlt. I shal aishi worik on thle
roadss andis giu empihloymenit to us mcany
as p)ossible,. ibhope thl~e hariitalte leo
llt of thce States wil eintributeis foodl,
clothes, meicinies anid moneisy. (Cos.
Hosfer, sebief surg.eon sof the deparLt
menict., is ebiaiirmani of this bards sif re
lief andi auixiliary boardls are or-ganiz
ing in all the towvns. l"ive military
posts clot, yet, heaurd frsm. I ).a mi.
Geni. IDav"is' seconsd dlispalttch
San Ju san, I'. Ii., via Iliait.i, Auls. 13.- -
"nurthei hut, st,ill i ncom plete replor'ts
55Iicn it prev'iou s cable r'epoirts as con
servative'. Suggest. an appilolint cment of
Ollicr ini Neor Yor'k ts r'eceivye r'elief
fuinsd anid supplies cabincg quantiities
acisl kindss shippedcs oni each boat,. CJol.
I lofeir, medIcal depart'Iment, char'ge re
Ilief wvorkI hiere, shld ( be shiIppedlLI hIs
week not Iless than 3,500 tc. is food,
liest, to be senct beans, rice and cJheap.l
grasdo cod ish. C ot ton clothinug and1(
coar'scesotton goods in piece, nieedls
ands thrsead also neededI. Monley will
be applied ini assistinlg to rebuild hlouses
anId huts atnd hiire (of help. 1 recomi
mendii( that, baugs of sugar mand collee, all
kinds of rough lsumber' for' buIlding andi
fenc ing ho~oks, stav'es anid hoops for
sugar' packing andlt gaIlvanizesd ircon ando
nails foc r'oofing piuctposes be pilacedi on
first 1list. 1 have aulthIoriz/ed the om
ploymencit of labor for' rebuilIding bar
craeks at C'aveya ands A.ibomao, wholly
destroyeCs."
A FruIghtifsu lllundmser.
W Ill >fteni cause3o ai horrIble Buin,
Seald, Cuit or Briuise. IBuckleci's AriIca
Salve, tho best in thce world, y II kill
thce paihi andio piromptIYli eal It. Cures
Old Sores, Fever Sores, Uleert', Rolls,
Felons, Corns, all Skinl Eruiptionse.
Ie.st Pile cure on eairth. Onlyv 2. e. ai
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all
I')r,uglats
More Penitentiary
Shortage Matters.
CIIAIIRMAN 8TEVENNON SENI)t3 8OME
STA TI5TIC.
Woro Omitted from the teport-Thr(o 1)1
rectors or tIo I'enltentlary Iero
Yesterday and Call to Soo
(Jovernor McSwevc
ney.
(TIhe State, l:3t,h.)
'The (:overnor yesterday recei ved l
letter frot Mr. W. I". Stevenson giving
additionattl facts which the penitentiary
investliating committee 01itted from
the report in the hurry to finish it.
The iet,ter wa, dttted ''atc Springs,
Tennt., August 10th, atl,t reads ats fol
lows:
1Dear Sir: The report, of the neniten
Aiary il nvestigat,ing committee as pub
lished ill the papers has !lst, reached
ne, and I see that, my ell'orts so con
ieuse the ligures on the farming oper"a
ions for 1898, we left it unintelligible,
fear.
'Phis results from the fact that we
,ried to conider-0 ill indincating to the
, le w riter atnd d id not, use the tabulated
,tatemtent, whiic had b)ec nade up
Itnd carefully veriiled. I give the state
ncnt below ill tabular form, and it
01ul(1 be placed with the report as ex
iit. 1 , attach ing tIis lett'.r' in toto.
The ohscurity arises fromn failure to
ucnLion that, we charged tihe Itnag;;'e
ueut, with b)1alanee of erop oil had .1 lmy
I8''8, from the crop of 18U7. rotn tlse
%!97 report it would appear that, there
Vats Oil hand then about, $310,((1) worth
if that, yea's crop ana only $N, 1:7.82
vats relpro"ted as cash for the sah- of the
ane, (I'age 2 I teport, of 1898), so we
hought it wvat s safe to charge them witi
8,000 wort,h consmuned ill 1808 from Lhe
r.opof 1897, being about one-third of
ie antount the report, apparently
hows. We then credit themn witi $9,
7. of crop on hand July 1, I898, bein;g
L liberal est,imate.
898 crop report, I tied and De
Saissure farms ........,........ $41,01:i.95
'ash reptort,ed from same...... 12,735.55
3alantce on hand .11uly I, '10... 9,-175.00
Total .-........ ............. $22,'210.55
a'lance cta'h on hand........... $18,80:1.4O
Ext'lI:NSM.
lills paid for said faris...... $20,06;l.00
tent one-fourt h crol)............ 10,250.10
'on viet hi re ........................ 7,l950.00
_ropof 1898 consumcd in Ilakic
Ing and gat.herin,............ 8,80:1.10
ntelest, on $25,1)00 eqIuip
Iments.............................. 1, 00.00
,1 ')p of 1897 on hand .iuly 1,
1898........... ................... 9, 000
''otal................................ $05,572.82
'rol reported ..................... 4 1,01:1.95
pparent delicit.................. 25,558.85
IDeduct -
lluprIovetnents c'laimeid......$10,000,00
~orn, CI., furiishied to L.he
in a t .................... ....... 5,0010.00O
Tota............................$15,000.ot)
1Cit0.............................0,558.85
W\. I'. STl'.:VNSOx,
Gov.\leSw%een)ey and1 A\ttorney (;en,.
eClliniger arICecarefulIly examinin111g the
-oilminlous LI,estimony~ taken by~ the in
Cst i gat inig comm1Wi tte. ThIey will nolt
>e reatdy5t itI announc theC irC C conluis ions
ori somelI time yet,.
ThereI IS isluc speclation as8 to whaiiit
teps (;1)v. AleCMweeney wI vill Ltake, anld
her are ome whoil Il)!censur e thle board
if dirlectors5 for the ir blindness C$ tI) Lthe
vay'l which peIICt.nit iary alairs were
D)ircetors Cminlinghatnu, Garris1 1and1
1'aitu were1 I Inl t hC Cit yV esteCrd ay. Tlhiey
lad been'l over toi the State farml onl a
our1 (of Iinsplet.ion, CexamiIin ing the op~Is.
V hile here they 1ca1lled at. t.he exeCuItive
illiee. Theii nalture oif this visit .Vas 11ot
niadC lmlidC.
Ale. Garris is worr)IiedC bCcauIse the
.ommI llitte had re1( porteCd that hIe had not
>idl for the book)1 Case and1 clahnls that
mC has ieceCiipts to shlow for 81ame1.
Hoth G'o. AleSweeney and1( Gen1. l
inger~ staLe t' it they will (10 the0ir (duty
n1 th~e mat.ter, bult will acet onIly~ aftea
na1tu1re conlsiderattion of the entire' peln
ten1tiary' C 1x0posure.
A Niarrow EKeape.
T1lhanlkfuIl wolrds writtenl by3 Mrs. Ada
avithla lba 1)1cold which settled oni my
0lungs; cough set in and( I fially teri
LIate.d in C'onsumlptionl. Four Doctors
zav~o me11 up1 to mIy Savior, deOtermined0(
if I couild no(t stay with 11my friond(s on1
Marth, 1.Itould 1m1et lmy absntIL one10s
iboivo. Mi%y husband waIs ad01vised to get
Dr!. King's Di)scovery for Consumoptionl,
Doughs and Colds, I gaveO It ab trial,
took inI all eight bottles. It hals mured
b)ottlesl free at all Drug Stores.
Regular size 50e and1( $1.00. GIuaran
Leed or price reOfun ded.
The Rain Has Come at Last
And also the time for sow
ing '.Turnip Seed. Don't plant
atny but Buist's, they aro the
best. WVe have all of his
3hoicst varieties. Come and
see us.
ROBERTSON & GILDER,
Druggists on the corner.
That Throbbing Headache.
Would quickly leave you, if you use
)r. King's Now Life ills. 'l'houaaitl
of wuffererf have proved their mnatel
less merit for Sick and Nervous -leaf
aches. 'lhey make pure blood an
strong nerves and build ip your healti
l;asy to take. Try thon. Only :
cents. Money back if not cured. Sol
by all )rugglets.
Notice to LalldoWlers ill Texas.
N.E P tSON ORt 1'EtSON
owning lands in ''exas in a radiu
of fifty miles of Dallas desiring to sol
the trie will confer with the un<del
signed, tiivi ig description an(1 locatior
nunbor of acres, w hether improved o
not, and price for the salne, with refet
encee to any igelnt or ple'sOnl acting a
agent. Itoslponse required ii tw
weeks. I). C. ('L,N KSCAILI;S,
I'eanch L'. (., Abbevillo Co., S. C.
Notice to Trial Justice Con
stables.
N'O MONI':Y WIfL, ll3 PAll) T(
Constables until they (ualify ac
cording to law. \V. A. ill L,,
County Supervisor.
Notice of Election.
rflir, COAISSIONIs 1'OF 'UL
lie Works will hold an electtoi
on August 17, 1899.
or a Superintenlien t at a salary 0
$000 a year.
I''or niigit ian at I'ower House at I
salary of $35.00 a month.
por a 'Trininer at a salary of $25.00 1
mnonth.
A pplincations to be filed with the uil
('t ined. 'or part,ieulars a1pply to
JNO. C. (OCANS,
Secretary Boar.1.
SUMMER SCHOOL.
r Mill HS AI Eli:I :i('Il(>(>, L"
'1'enchors will bt"gin In hursti
itorn1in1g, August I th, at 9 o'clock anc
to-t int,t for one imonith.
I t, i:; essenltial t hat all tea(!her'S at
tent: as th0 work to he dlone will h(
helpful in the succeedintg work of tih
a(hool root.
I1torts art being mtad. through Iflit
Statt to iuake a .sueees, of these .hool--,
Let,n is keep Newherry in the front rank,
Only certificates of those at-tenling arJ
suhjrct to renewal by the County 13uard
All others will he r'equire;d to apply t(
the State Board.
'T'rustees of schools and all other,
interested in the e(ucational welfare of
the county ire requestell to lend thit
aid in Inakinl; the session of the school
I success.
I'IriCs att'nlding will bring l.obii
'oI's I'actical Ar'ithmetiiand . aury
I'i yical (Georiapily for use ill cia5';.
I e'speetfully,
P'. W. I11l(GG I NS,
td1 County Sup't EIuation.
in)u Wet, S. C.
opens. lasl, Wedne.-lay Ill SepteAnber. 'wi
co nraes leading to I it d gfrets of A. 1.. :tnot
11. h. Total ex>enses In" forIh nino nonths in
the ''11lloltu'" >itI,.In' . l l rival e intt iliet
I1:j(;. Sltu"itns and t etn fortab,lo "'lomnu '
eouipil(te andl ellinippatl wil th ntrlern conve.
r tenees of ui t runns, & . il t I. ir hult! int
htcl!ell with hol. witler iystteun. 'lTn4 cont ruet
for it 4'irls' 1 lorte" hats haouh "ltet," and( thel
hntihline; will be ct nt uletedl tn early fall, x(t
thatt young wontIen w%ill havt thme linl udvanl.
tige of the ("ours' Wllte for Ctaial ogie to
W. M. (11tlC.li, Presildent.
A ntiher (iratl F horward M1Iovceent nt.
OLUMBI COLLEGE,
coOlUMItIA, S C.
.i1 11N A. .10lC:, lmlSil)I:NT.
1)iflCi':S 1tl.:Ul'( 'l':l) N l":AIU4V 25
1121 per iet.. for' next, year. Atldern
apjpoi ntiler)ts, comnfor'ts and1( equ ip
men11ts. New inirm 'lary. II ighi stand-(
ard( in ihi rteenl D epartmnentIs. Able.
I"laeulty of special ists. I est homiel ike,
social and religions jinlees. C losest
1personal111 attenition to 0eery studen t,
TPhyse shav inig d augh ters )to l educait.
(n't,1 alford( to mOiss see'ing the niew. ea(t
ICE,
ICE,
ICE
Special Prices in
Large Lots.
We solicit the0 paftronage o0
Notifly us8 if' you wish wvag.
onis to stop1 at. your door1.
P rom Maker lbirect to Purchaser. M
Piano~
and( give
foymente.
A Poor Piano
wIll lastia few (
\ g11ive tlls
T he vexalt,i. (
Is always oodi, alwvays I(olimable,(0
hi:. .Youi1(( 1 talt o tebaces in buy
It. c 4ostomwhat. more Inantl ai(
ch alh'o' Wiao,1l but l ueh the 10
Noother'114 Ilieh rne I'iianosoldl so/
reausonable. I'n'acory~ piIcas to rta Il
buyers. 'I4sy pa&ns BA TEuS.'
( LUDnnN01 N ow A stA Ty.
BARGAINS
AT
A.C. JONES!
If there over was a m11onth that, the
poople of the Town and County want
Ir t groat deal for t hei r noney, August
is that month, an(1 if you introi need
? of anything in
- Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Silks, Velvets,
Hosiery,
Underwear,
Notions,
m11y storo is tho plact to g(t.
L Everything; closo on to wlolestlo
prices.
I leave for Philadolphia this wteek,
and w in I return the trade (a ex
pect g;rent attractions at our : nrc.
Wh-eover -you Iar any of our
complletitors talking about is, just re
mem<c r that. I hey don't like us bo
cause wo soll goods itt a LoW:
Piuci-: than they do, andi when we
tdvertiso to do it thing wo do it, atd
doI't advertise to soil goods at cost
ats they do a11(1 then ttako
50 Per Cent Profit.
No house has for the past, two
years given you as much for the
money its we have, and we will con
tinute to do it. So continuo to
0OME ND ISEE [lS OFTEN
And Save Money.
AN C. J00neis,
New berry, S. C., August 8, 1899.
Wauh
Wie desirue to direct your attentIion
to ou beatut iful l ino Shce3r G4auzv
Sumr. e ashions. Th'Iis line (1m
b)raes~ all the no0w andtt sttandatr(
thing of tihe soasoni from cheoap to
line. The prices hazvo benen scailed
down to tihe ver*y loweost margin ini
order to mOove them. You catn so"
in greatt variety
Persian Lawns, Paree
Lawns, Checked and
Striped Lawns. Pique,
Cordette, French Or
-gandie, Domestic Or
gandie, Dotted Swiss
Mull, Dotted Swiss,
Plain and Printed Dim
ities, Lawns, Plain
Musiins. Ask to see
the Special French Or
gandie, reduced from
25c. to l63c.
We atre better p)ropared than usual
to servo you with
SUMMER GOODS.
Woe have kept up our stocks, and
will (10 our very b)est to make it pay
you t visit our store. Polite attton
in dtihe lowvest prices possiblo
is our motto.
Yours truly,
Ca&.S Moe o
LUMBIA BUSINHiss COLLE~B
COLUMBIA, S. C.
In completo ficilities, tho most modern systems, oconomy of tine and
money, service of excelloent instructors, thoroughness, confidonce of the
businoss public, and tho placing of graduates in positions, our collogo
unlisputably takes time lead.
If you are in any way interosted, do not fail to sond for our catalogue.
Addross
W. H. Newberry, President.
Prominont Business and Profossional Mon of Columbia, S. C., who En.
dorso the COLUMIA BUSINf;SS COLLEGE as being a good Institu
tion and worthy of Public Pat-o.: :go:
The Carolina National Ban-, W. A. Clark, Preiidont.
The Bank of Coluwbia, S. C., T. -1. Gibbs, Cashier.
The F'arn ors and Mecbanics Bank, ;.. '. Mathews, Cashier.
If. D. Muller, Tollo.-, Cenh-al National P -nk.
XV. P. Martm, V1co-Pre3ident of the Bar'; of Columbia, S. C.
Col. A. C. linskell, Vico-President of the Loan and Exchange Bank.
Ilov. John A. I'eo, ). D., President of Columbia Female College.
Hon. W. ). Maydiold, ox-State Superintendent o' Education.
Col. T, J. Lipscomb, Mayor of city of Columbia.
Wi. Boyd Evans, Private Secretary to the Governor.
Phi-s. S. Mooriur , State .L'bra.' :1.
W. W. llatrris, C'rk in E mlvo Ollico.
.I. '1. C an.t t, ('l ief Clork of Sc rotar v of Sth .
'T'. U. (lyburn, Chief Clo:k in Co nlptrollor ( m oral's O1]ico.
.1). Zmiumerman, Look-kooper of Sta' o '1're...uror.
Hienry Martin, Genoral Secretary Y. M C. A.
lRev. W. W. Dan iel, Pastor of Washington St. Mothodist Church.
liov. John Al. Pike, litor of "Way of Faith.''
ATCOST1
EU
Yes, and away below on all
Spring and Summer Goods. Rath
er than carry them over, I will sell
at agreat loss. Read these figures:
5c. Lawns at 3c., plain and Figured Swiss
Muslin, Organdies, Duck, Piques, &c., at a little
more than half price, which is considerably less
than they cost. Ladies' Misses' and Children's
Oxfords at about half price. A big line of Straw
Hats at a great sacrifice, and many other lines
just as low. Call and get my prices and you
will not regret it Yours truly,
P. S.--New Trunks and Bags. The best stock of these
goods ever brought to this market. S. J. WOOTEN.
-AT-ALoof.
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