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- e "Al d W9W,#. NEWBEURY MARKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. M oat................................. @ 610. Shoulders ......................... 70. Hams.................................. 10@ 124c. Best Lard ......................... 71( 081o. Best Molasses, new.crop...... 500. Good Molasses..................... 25@'V. Corn ..~......,.......................... 5o. M eal ................................. 600. Hay................................ . 75c. W heat Bra ........................ $1.00. let Patent Flour.................. $4.75. 2nd Best Flour.................... $4.50. Strait Flour........................ $4.25. Good Ordinary Flour...........$3.5 .00. Sugar ..................... 6*a6c. Rice.................................... 6} 8}c. coffee................................. 1 20c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... 1.00. Bale Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c. Country Produce* Butter, per. lb ..................... 15@20c. Eggs, per dozen .............. loc. Chickens, each.................... 12J@20c. Peas, per bushel................. , 70c. Corn, per bushel.................. 55c. Oats, per bushel.................. 35(@40c. Sweet potatoes .................... 40(a)50c. Turkeys, per lb .................. 6La) 8c. Fodder, per cwt .................. 60(a)?5e. Quickly cure constipation and rebuild and invigorate the entire system-never gripe or nauseate-DeWitt's Litt.le ECarly Risers. Robertson & Gilder. Mouldidgs, Lumber, Laths and Shingles. S'ruAit'r Bitos. E. H. Li.SLIlu, Manager. t&ftf 1'Icnic at Union Academy. There will be an exhibition and pic nic at Union Academy on September 1st. Exercises will begin at 10 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to be present on that day, and bring baskets laden with dainty eatables. 1amilton Clark, of Chauncey, Ga., says he sufiored with itching piles twenty years before trying DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes of which completely cured him. Beware of worthless and dangerous counterfeits. Robertson & Gilder. lrelephono Subscribers Please add to your list: Rev. M. G. G. Scherer, 8 And olige. 2t t&f. L. W. F"iovoi. An Exception to the Rule. A shop where you can get what you want and when you want it. STU A tr 13ltos. E. II. LESLIF., Manager. t&ftf Allianco btockholders to Meet. The stockholders of Alliance Ware house will meet at Prosperity on Fri day, Sept. 8th, at il o'clock. I. T. C. 1 UNriElt, Pres. Jos. L. Ki:ir'r, Sec. "DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me more good than all blood medicine and other pills,' writes Geo. H. Jacobs, of ''hompson, Cotnn. Prompt, pl'_asant, never gripe,-they cure constipation, arouse the torpid liver to action and give you clean blood, steady nerves, a clear brain and a healthy appetite. Robertson & Gilder. PIlano for Sale. A Fisher square pniano full size, good tone, mahogany case. For terms, and inspection, aLpply to Miss Mamie D)un can or Mr. B3. 0. Duncan. t 2t,. Picnic at .Johinsto,ne Academy. ''Tere will be a picnic at Johnstone Academy on Saturday, September 2nd. Ther:- will also beoa game of ball in the afternoon between Caldwell and John stone teams. The public is cordially Invit,ed to attend and bring well filled baskets. For Salie. Cotton Seed Hulls for sale at my stables. 20c per hundred pound. None sold1 on credit. Im t,&f. T. C. P'ooL. Keeper Elardy liesignas. Mr. W. E. Hardy, keeper of t,he house and groundls, sent in his nto the Secreta"y of State 'here has been some mis gbetween Mr. Hardy and Gantt, chief clerk to the tate, and Mr. Hardy as shis reason for resign 'tate, 18th. Notlee. 'omaria Cotton Weighers' As on will meet at Pomnaria on Sat, y, August 26th, at 3 o'clock p. in., the purpose of electing a cott,on eigher for the ensuing year. The ex ecutive committee is requestPd to meet at 2 o'clock same afi,crr.oon. J. W. SUMMaR, Chairman. August 19, 1899. td. Newvborry Cotton Warehouse. The large cotton warehouse of the Newberry Warehouse company is near ing complletion, and wvill soon be ready to receive cotton or anything else that the owners want kept safely. The company Is a bonded one, andl thorough ly responsible. Mr. Geo. Summer is pre~sidlent, andi M'r. Chas. E. Summer, secretary, and Mr. G. M. B. Epting the general manager.-Thec State, 20th. WANTED). To rent a Piano in good condition. 2L-t & f. D)o Not Be misguidled concerning Mr. UI. D). Reese's chatges. Investigat,ion wIll cost you nothing. Optician Reese (loes not overcharge or extortion. Ils chargcs are consistent with such ser vice. If your eyes are not a,nenable to optical treat,ment ho will'not recom mend glasses. Consult hi m and he will give you an honest, candid opinion about your eyes. Remember no made up spectacles used. F"r.:,mos and lenses fitted to each individual wcarer. Thorough exhaustive examinations. At Dr:. Young's D)rug Store until Anuust 3Rin.t it. VARIOUS AND ALL 4AN"N9T See notice to creditors. Soo notice of final settlement. Mr. J. W. White went over to Union yesterday on business. Hon. C. T. Wyche, of Prosperity, was in the city yesterday. It is hot, dry, dull and local news is about as scarce as anything else. Misses Sena and Annie Riser leave today to visit friends in Saluda County. Between thirty and forty bales of now cotton were brought in on Satur day. Editor Dendy, of the Clinton Gazette, was in the city Saturday and paid us a pleasant call. Mr and Mrs. Guss Golden and Mr&. Joseph Pearce, of Waterloo, are visit ing in Helena. Dr. S. L. Cash and his sister, Miss Mabel, returned Saturday from Ion dersonville, N. C. Prof. R. C. Banks, who has been at tending business college in Atlanta, has returned to Newberry. Miss Cornelia Alewine, of Newberry is visiting the family of J. N. Stew art, 214 Broad street.-Greenville Times. Mrs. 1:. H. Aull and children, who have been visiting in Columbia and at Dyson for the past few weeks, have re turned home. A. C. Jones advertises that he is go ing out of business and beginning on Monday, 24th, will close out at first cost. Read his ad. See the beautiful new patterns of "Dewey Squares," the latest fad in neck-wear at Jas. A. Mimnaugh's. They are all the go. A party of young men from Colum bia stopped over in Newberry yester day, returning from the mountains where they had been camping out for a while. Mrs. .. S. McNeiil and children, who have been spending a while with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.. I. M. Kin ird, left on Saturday for their home in Augusta. The Werber bridge across Bush River on the road leading from Her bert's Ferry to Newberry is torn up mnd there can be no crossing there for everal days. Persons thinking of purchasing a piano should consult the advertisement in these columns of the Stiell Piano, Nvhlch are sold direct, from the factory, laving money to the purchaser. Tickets will be sold from all points )n the C., N. & L. railroad on next 'hursday, 24th, the occasion of the al iance rally at Little Mountain at one irst-class fare for the round trip. Attend the lecture at the opera house onight by Rev. Mr. Schimon. He will ,xhibit illustrated views of Persia and ts people, showing their costdmes and oiling of their customs and habits. When you want anything in the sta ioncry line, the New York Racket 3tore wants your attention. There you ,a be supplied at small cost. See what is said on this line in their now ,d. in this paper. Rev. Mr. Schimon, of Persia, a heological student now attending the ecminar'y in Columbia, delivered an in crest,ing address In the Prtesbyterian ~hurch Sunday night, on the religious loctrines and customs of the natives of uis conutry. H e is endeavoring to col ect funds with which to compllete his ~ducation to return to Persia to do mis zionary work among his people. How's Thia? We offer One IInndlredI D)olar4 lReward for nyi caise of C'atarm h thant can not be cured by hall'a ('atarrhi Cure. F. J. liI E NEY & CO., P'rops, Toledo, O. We the undersigned have known F. JT. Chuo ey for the last 15 years, anid believe him ierfect.' honiorablo in all business transac bons snd finuancialvy able so carry out any hbligations madil by their firm. W:s-r& TaUA x WVholesaileruggiets.Toledo 0 kVALI)INo, KINNAN &i MAnvlm'% Wholesale )rnurgists, Toledo. Ohio. hll's Catarrh Cure is taken iternally, act ng direct By upon t,he blood and mucous sur azcs of the system. P'rico %cc. per bottle. Sodb l rglt.Testimonials fr e. Hal'sr aiy Pgisare the best. GINNING! We are prepared to gin 125 bales cotton per diay for 75 cents per bale to 500 pounds in weight. Respectfully, Newberry Oil Mill, By L. W. FLOYD, President. Newberry Collego Rieunion. The following is the programme of Newberry Col loge reunion, embracing territory of Edgefield, Aiken and Salu tla Counties to be held atCorinth church, Saluda County, S. C., Sat,urday August, 20, 1899, 10 a. mn. Devotional Exercise. Address of Welcome by Prof. C. E. [lack. Response by Prof. Robert L. Goff. 1. Preparatory Schools-Hion. E. S. Blease, Prof. Samuel J. Del rick. 2. The reflex influence for good from a college graduate, on the home, community and the church--Prof. W. E. Black, Prof. D). 11. Busby. 3. A Farmer's reflection on send ing to college-Hon. J1. II. Hunter, Rev. C. P. B" - r. Addresses s.y Pres. Geo. 11. Cromner and others. Come and enjoy a treat intellectually and socially. Let all the speakers respond prompt ly to their assigned duty. TJAII I) TKNAItm TPesietnt. AN INTEtE ITINU LICOUltE. Rev. Mr. 1Seh1umun, of I'orsla, Spoke to e LHrgo Congregation iu the Preeb3 terlan Church Sabbath Night -Hear ilm Tonight 'n the Opera House. As announced in The Herald ar ' News of Friday, Rev. Mr. Schimon lectured on the "Religions of Persia" Sabbath night at the union services in the Presbyterian church. The church was well filled with an intelligent con gregation, composed of members of all the churches in town. Mr. Schimon has acquired a good vocabulary, and uses our language with surprising facility, and succeeded well in keepiag his hearers interested. ills lecture was edifying and very instructive. He described the Fire worshippers, Mohanmedans, Jews, Catholics, and Nestorians as the five distinct religion ists of his native country. He is a Nestorian by birth and rearing. Nestorius was a Bishop in the fifth century of the Christian era. In the course of time his followers lost the cardinal principles of Christianity and retained only some Ineffectual rem nants of the ritual of worship. When the American missionaries began their efforts among them in 1831, they found only three copies of the Scriptures, and those in manuscript and securely tied up in silk handkerchiefs and regarded with so much reverence that they were not read even in the churches. Mr. Schimon was brought under the influence of the Gospel by the mission aries some years ago, and at once be came animated by the desire to preach the Gospel in its purity and divine power. le was pathetic as ho de scribed the cruelty of iusbara.s and fathers in their households; they have no word for home, and with much emo tion contrasted those with the happinejss and uplifting influences of the Chris tian home. He was licensed to preach, but found from experience his lack of qualification, and came to this country to qualify himself more fully for the noble work to which he aspires. le has spent a year at the Theological Seminary at Columbia. He proposes to spend two more years, thus complet ing the full course of training in that venerable institution. While prose cuting his studies, he is supporting his wife and child, who are still in Persia, and also helping his aged mother, who has b2en left a widow since he came to America. le will lecture on social and other customs of Persia in the opera house tonight. le will wear the ordinary costume of his native country and rep resent the marrir.?e and many other interesting features in Persian life. The admittance fee will be 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The tickets are being sold by the ladies of the Presbyteria. church and at Scholtz's and other stores. * For tent. Two Store Rooms for rent. Posses sion given first day September. t&Cf 4L SU'MMaRt Bitos. Petition Misun,derstoodl. Columbia, S. C , Aug. 19.--Gov. Mc Sweeney has received a numerously signed p)etition from citizens froim New-1 berry asking that the beer p)rivilege allowed to tbat, place be revoked. Hec has turned the communication over to the State B3oard of Control for action. --$pecial t,o Greenville News. The above must be a mistake, or a mistinderstaising of the petition. A petition has been sent the Governor fromt Newberry asking that, the beer dispensary 1: moved from where it is now located, but it is not the object oi the petitioners to revoke the privilege from the cit,y. This is our understandl lag of the petition, at least of one that, has been sent the Governor. L.owa~r Prosp,erity News, Good morning, friends, here we come again to join your happy band. Mr. Berley Cromer visited 'Z. 10. Amick's family last Sunday. Come again, Mr. Cromer, we are always glad to grasp your hand. Prof. J. D). Taylor and Mr. J. W. Taylor went on a visit, to Leesville last Friday, the 18th inst. Miss Fannie 11. D)eWitt, and brother, Mr. Claybron, fronm North A ugusta,Ga., are on ab visit to friends andl relatives of this community. We all were glad to grasp their hands. Mr. N. W. Dominick s.peaks of going on a visit to Texas, after the crops arc all gathered. We wish him a p)leatsant, trip). blue Jay in company with Messrs. 1. G. Dominick and 0. W. Amick attend ed preaching at Macedonia last Sunday. Mr. Jun Cook and wife visited Mr. -. Lake's near Pomar*ia last Sunday. Misses Alma Dominick and Lillic Belle Aic k attended p)reach ing ait Macedonia last Sunday and report a nice time. Mr. T. D). Amnick expects to leave sometime during the winter months for Little Rock, Ark., where he will make his future home. We close in wishing you, Mr. ICdltor, much success. BLI JAvs. (B. .of WoniaR'S Calog, Richmionid, V.) INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Will opon Schiool ScDtombel' 1s!, 1899, Music Room in the centr-al part of the town. Terms, $2.50 pcr 8 lessons, taf tf. AI.LIANCIH IALLY. Farmers of l.oxingt)u and Newbor.ay (Utthe at. Little Mountain. Mr. J. A.Sligh, a prominent 1Roform er, of Newberry, was in the city today. He says there will be an allianco rally at Little Mountain on August 24. It will be for thespecial benefit of the farmers of Lexington and Newberry Counties. There will be a picnic and barbecue. Senator Tillnan, who speaks at Van Wyck, Lancaster County, on the 23rd, will arrive at Little Mont Lain in time to speak there on the after noon of the 24th. Congressmen Lati mor, Talbert and Stokes and State Al liance Lecturer Blake are to speak. ['resident Childs has agreed to run a special train from Little Mountain on the 24th, at, excursion rates, and will 1Lo 80 if the business in sight justifies It. -Columbia Record. The 24th, next--Thursday, has been fixed for the alliance rally at Little Mountain. Senator Tillman will be present with other prominent, men to tddress the people on that occasion. 1'he fare for the round trip will be one [ist-class fare over the C.. N. '& L. LRailroad. It is expected that there will be a large crowd present. New berrians can go down on the morning brain and return in the evening. Exccla:or E;tcat:gs. Come to our school exhibition and hicnic on next F'riday. Cotton picking hits opened ilp rapid y in this section. Messrs. 1). 13. Cook, A. M. Counts aud . M. Cook have .ach sold a new bale the past week. Messrs. Swygert and 13erley Kibler, )f Lexington County, have been visit ng Mr. A. A. Singlev's family. We return thanks to Miiss llessie1 Dominick for an invitation to attend he closing exercises of her school at Union Academy. We hope to be on ha nd. t Mr. .1. 1). Stone has completed the uilding of a nice slatted shed around he well at the school building. Mrs. W. A. Hartman. of Atlanta, ,a., visited Mr. A. M. Counts' family ast week. Governor McSweeney has done the -ight thing in calling on the magis rates and sheriffs of the State to assist n enforcing the dispensary law. Away with the constables now, and we be irve the whole thing will work like a -harm if each ollicer will do his dut,y. Quito a number of our people will go t lown to the mountain on Thursday to lear the speaking. Miss Maggie Swygert, Messrs. J. i. Elope, J1. J. IIope, (A. A. Hope and J. '. Counts, of 'eak, will furnish the a nusic for our school exercises on Fri lay, and all who attend may expect a reat in the way of music. Rev. M. M. Kinard, l'h. 1)., of Co umbia, and A. P. Iever, 10s<j., of Wal aceville, have been added t.o the list of ipeakers to be present at our school txercises on Fridlay. Itev. Alr. Ki nard ind Mr. Lever will deliver their ad ircsses on Fiday night. Public cor lially invited to attend all the exer aises, and of course bring well hiled askets. SluMA. A ug ust, 2i, 1899. trOlt HUYiEltS AND) PLEASIIC- SEEKC .. EIJS. LJal f Fatre Excursion to Phtilailph,ia amnd iturna by the Heab,oarel Air L.ine, Nicknamned "The Linme of tn 'l*o p)le." Thecre will be speed, cheap)nese, com rat and elegance via the Seaboard A ir Line, nicknaumed-"The Line of the People."' Tihe journey will be maude on the. Solid Vestibualed S. A. L.1~x press andl thte At, anta Special. Buy your tickets from any Seaboard A\ir Line Agent, either- September 1st, a nd or 3lrd,-t,bese tickets good for' re urn until midnight, of Septemberi 13th, or if you choose, unt,il Sept.enmber 10th, upon deposit of tickets wit,h the i Toint Agent at P'hiladel ph Ia. Tbe Quaker Cit,y will he unusually esti ve w it,h the G. A. It. parade in fatll I swing. l)o not, forget, that, one of the cief I pleasu res t,o a p)erson who has t aken the acaboar'd A ir Line, n icknamed-'"The Line of the P eop)le,'' is the conscious ness, that, he or she has made no nmis Liake. A lil40.oo) iicyclc tAhven A waiy D)aily. T1he p)ublishers of T1'a a- Niew% Yt'IK STAlt, the handlsomely iillustrated Sun :lay newsp)aper, are giving a 11llor G itA I)i lJCYCL10 each day for the larg est list of wordIs made by using the let t,ers contained in no mnore timtres ini any one wordl thtan it is found in T1he New York Star-. Web ster-'s D)ict,lonary to he considered as authority. Two GToon WA'rT is (first, class t,ime-keepers) will be given daily for second and third best lists, and mnany other valuable rewaLrds, i nclutd ing l)ina nor Sets, T1ea Sets, China, Sterling Sil-< vet-ware, etc., etc., in order of merit. This educautional contest Is being given to advc"t,ise andl introdluce this success ful weekly into new homes, and all prizies will be awarded piromptly with out pat,tality. Twelve 2 cent st,amps muist be0 inclosced for thirt,een weeks trial subscri pt,ion wit,h fuill part1culars andi list, of over300uo valuabice rewards. Con test, opens and awards comm uence Mont (lay, June 26th, and closes Mond ay, A u gust 21st,, 1899. Y our list can reach us atny (lay bet,ween these dat,es, and wvill receIve the awar(l to which it may be 'entitled for that, dhay, aLnd your- name will be pr-inted In the following issue of T1'ua N i:w YOI(K STAR. Only one list can be ent,ced by tte samue pe.rsonl. Prizes are on exiition at, TI'ue ST 'A '.s business oflices. P~ersonis secuiring bi cycles may h ave choice of Lad ies', Gen tlemen 's or J1uveniles' 1899) model, colort or sizte diesi red. Call or add(ress I)ept. "E1'," Tul Na-w YoutaSTrAa, 236W~. 39th :Stent, Newurnk City. ft Ait. lOUT VAltOIINJANS (GIVEN COMMI8. SIONS. DMaude E. Sawyer, Uaituli; 811a J. Me Caughrlu, Lowils A. Urlltitl,, C. S. Nettlos. First Lteutstate. Washington, Aug. 19.--The following tave bteen appointed majors in the new voluitcor regiments: 1). A. Frederick, eorgiu; .1oseplh V. Armuiold, No rtht Jarolina; AM A. Wiley, Alabamna. To be captains-V .1. Kendrick, corgia: Clau:le I. S.twyer, Sout,h i.rlolilla. To be flest, lleutenants--Silas .1. Aie :aughrin, Prod Mobley, Lewis A. ( rif Ith, ('larencc S. Nettles, Soutth Caro. int; T. B. Seigle, North ('.irolinta. To be second lieutenant-W. O. 'hornton, (eorgia. tupla 1)o's. Nice rains recently. Cotton picking, fodder pulling and ay gathering Is the order of the day. Miss Lillie Iaynes, accompanied by diss Sudie AI. lioulware, has returned o her 1101110 in ILeesville. Miss Helle Watson, a latchless -oung lady of R idge Spring, was Lthe ltest of the Misses Wert.s Ist week. Mliss Mliinie Lee Werts is staying it.h her Avant, MIrs. Susan M. Long. Mir. Artit Verts s)en? the night. vith his cousin, Mr. Geo. W. Switten )erg, 110t long sintee. Messrs. 11. O. Long and Will Swit enherg are over in Saluda on a big rip. Messrs. Ar thiur Nichols and (). W. .ong, accompanied by the wr"iter, had tie pleasure of attending protraeted nt'eting at l'il( 'leasant', at Iaptist hur ch Over in Salida, not long since ond hearing somtie excel tent sermons >reached by Revs. Wilkins dlla1(1 Iagot. Misses (eorgie May and Ilclle Swit enburg have beeni Visitinlg relatiyes tear little MIotU1titin. Messrs. Itubbie lioutknight anld Wal er Smith, aceompanied by \lisses I.uli loukniight. and Clyde S111it11, were the uests of Misses Or at d Manmie ;elimpe'rt recen tly. These are esti table young people of \it. Willing, ;aluda County. M rs. 1"i'ed Sihlimpert, M rs. 1'reston .ivi;ngston, Mrs. 1. 1'. Cannon and di iss I )ol lie I teagi t have all been on he sick list. but, are now better. Mrs. Lula Long spent, last Priday light, with her irot.her, Nar. I ufus Verts. Mr. G. I. Verls has put in the sue lol power and has two gills anti one f Pratt's Improved 25-horse power en ils, tLorefor,3 ie is Lthoroughly (Iuipped to do your ginning. H1e is ia ustler, anyway, at anything ie goes t. I attended at fish-I'fy neat' Julia Oil he 8t,h, and enjoyed it leartily-ish i abunlidance. I understand the largest vere estimated to weigh from 15 to 25 tounds. I desire to extend to Mr. %ewton Lester many thanks for his ourtesies, aid assure hlit it wts hiigh y' appreciated and heartily enjoyed. Mr. C. C. Crouch, of Leesville, is 'isit.iing friends antd relatives ill this VTe had( hald Lthe pleasuret of aittendi nlg b)ig mt,inig att St,. TLke's Suntday .nld NIondtay. VTe bariibeCueC att Itop)ia Tluesday was granud success, anud I bel iev.e every .t tendat, enjoyed it, hear'tily. We weree lad to see MIr. L. 11. A utll, of the city, I ntotie tile 'phlone posts. fromt New errty to Saludtai atre beinlg put, up. Miss Carrie Stone, of Dehntar, Sal uda Joutyt3, is visitinig friends int this see lonl. A U't:l'I ialw. A uIgust I17, 1599. Weo hatd somet iratt,ber ('ool wtherilC aist, week. C2ottont pick intg ha is beg;. -ab onu i ihalf cropiI will be madeilt. Mr is. Ihtchtal Ilake, of t;topia, is v'is Linhg her1 soil Mr . .1. W. ILatke. MI isa Al lin Whteeler' sipent, Iast, week II the St.. luke soct-ion v isit,iing Iteri ister. Schtool i progres~sing n1icely itnder31 he( direiction (of Mr'. .. IX olaind. ate a glaid to state that IHenubri dgo, heo littie sont of Nira. I). ( '. MIeetzx's, who vas throwin from ia ihori'e ititd ihad htis ~t'm brtokent some1 Lim a10igo has511)11 aot NIr. L. I". Cntoln is thte chIiapion tot, t wo itt 011e shtot someltimite iago. SeveralI of Our i fa rimers attendedoi the armersOi' inisti t tt Iat, wrown anid Miose cy 's MI1 i'ai S printg last, I'Thuirsdaiy. F'odder 11 pulling is the order of theo We are ex peeling 1(1see Senaittor' Till1 ntan itt Litt,le Mloutin neiit10xL'' iTus laty. MI r. T1. P. Cantniont of Lthis sectiOil to eotherz wit 1.1eissr's M. K. I"rieok aind . I lliLiwanlger oif theo liighttwellI seet,ionl tf Lox intgt,on coun1t,y wh io were itrre'sted \ ugust 7, as nce(ssor'ies inI iiu th t muder' >f WV. I'. IHower's were' acqitted0( at t(e )t'lim111inary heat'inig att,( Lington last Nednesday and came11 homet Wvednesday light,. 'Te 0.her soein whto were ti,rrested( were'( bound itover' to the netOt ,Pirm of cou1rt . Ji.:i SI o w, Newber C)iI''out, y A ug. 19, 1899. rho Rain Has Come at Last And1( also the~ time?i for' sow miy but >uist's' they are the hest. We have all1 of his~ rchoicest vaie'ties. Comre aHd R(O l '1TSO )N & GrI LDElt, Driuggists on the Co'nei. AN ANTI-LYNOiIINO VAMPAION. Ti hIs "Jewetl, of Iloustoir, to t.arry the Fi'l 1 lSn lito South. 13oston, August I9.--Miss Lilliar Clayton .ewett states that in a sho.I timne she ex,eets to go South to earry on her eamnpaigni agalist, lynching whicl she says has not by any tuant ended with her bh ?nging the Hakel faily North. She will probably pro eeedl liest, to Gt!orgitt and deliver at d resses. Al iss Jewett had it long talk with t young negro by the natne of IRobert Mc(raw, who searcely two weeks ago escapc( froim a Inob which sought to nmurder hin in Cedart,own, Ga. Mliss .Jewett talked strongly of going to that plaee, whieb is in tho very heart of the lynching district. McGraw was anl eyewitness of the lynching of San Ilose, tuitd to MIiss .t vott, he tol the story of what, he saw. Two yards good soap for 2tie, at, t 2t, W.W .l 'at.: (Ir enwoo,tl u(ti Itl'nil Tigers. (Speitl to Augusta Chtron..l i) MI:lgeliel, S. ('.. Autgulst,8.-- (;reenl Wood, S. ('.. classes itself as too utterly too-too to have one of lion. lien Till inan's dispensaries within its cot'pot'ate lIinlits, but,, not.wvit.hstandlIng t,hat. sent.i Ieit, it eann take the enke ts (the head quirters of iin(i tigers, if reports art to be believed. She cnn take Ir. ".ohnsiitg,' and outwalk any nigger in le laitnl, and wint dIe eake every tintt-. Itoport says that last week a regular Itenagerie wits oi exhibition it that good ti lrOgre'sivo town, anti that the exhibition colsiste(I of tweit.y-si.x Iltii tigers of first-elass health, but that (luriing the excitetttent of eIging Itese atnimnals several escapeIl, leaVin; still nineteen otn exhibitionl. It is sirange that, beasts of that deseription ,houltl tur tip int sthelt unexpected rlarters, antl attong such gootl people. I lowever nature is (ueer, a n i:; (iter. Iions are qleer, atnd so ate blintd tiger-. but tttmntt loVt"s mtatn as well as bWiti tigers, though ite hts to use for tigera tLhat can see. Notice to Creditors. I., ANI) SINGlI'l,AlU'I'lll-:('iti:i itors of W illiatt A. Sen1tt, tit cosed(, are herelby re(luired to renIitl to tite or mtty attorteys, Iower N. Ih. nunl, at, Newh"erry, S. ('., at slatteint"itI of their letmanits, duly t t,e- '''I, as re qoired by law. S. I.:. SINN, AdIn'tr of W. A. Sen, dee'd. Contract to Let. i I"A I.I,,) IlIS WI I, HE Itl:. ceivei until Septernber 2rd fo, s eel spatn (i() feet long by 12 feet, wide, hot tiee piers. II feet. high, at. I'iestet' ol I (now I'itts') mill, on Ilitslt iver lIigit teservetd t tejeet any Mid alt hids. W. A. Il111,1 ('ounty Supervisor. The Hot Season Has Come at Last, And Now is Your Time To Buy Something to Keep You CooIl/1 I wish to call sp eciaol ait Ion tion tou thte fol lowinig lines Hert't you'1l (i ta btig 1line ofI ORGANDIES, LAWNS, MUSLINS, PIQUEIS, antd aill koiils of wvltito goodl. Drt'ss ptt rnuts i'eadly to rniako til, with tinintigs, etc., to mtche. Fants of all kitals, (Corsot s, l igh t weight Untdervests, I ibbonts, I aoes, ICdginrgs, ote C. Ox ford t ies iii tibtiidance, all1 sizos, colors andtt pricos. InF fact overy.' (hing' tht goos to matke til aO firt hlleifs' feparifi.i I f you will ask to son hot we'at tor goods you will b)o sIhowni tn imnatse lino bonght enpeciailly fotr thte hto Set'go Cuots tutl Ves8ts int Saquet1 and( Rtoiitd (Cut, AlpaOca atnd Mlohair C~oats andio Vests irt black antd colors. Whlite D)uck I.'arits, F'atiy Veosts, Straw, Crashni, Cr'ushted Sb tiff(n .Alino lints ini ftheitr wo .ht. VTici Kid Shoes, 1)1ack ai I tan, botht ini Shtoes andC Ox fords ogl iger Shti'ts in perofusiorb aoll colorsi, plaiun andu fancty. 11lave laltcod a sp'cial lino of Noghmgoo Shtirts ott 'outetrs tIto ho1clos1 tat cost. All kitn of lightt wetgt Unider'. weat', llalfl Ho11s, tc. I ltvo jutst O oened a b ig linie of washatblo Lios fr'omt I~>c. pter' doz.. up.) Yotu wi fIn ~td overythinrg t Rockt Bottoim Prtitos. Comio itn attd givo tis a look. Yours trespect fuilly, M. A. IhlWICK. IoIimonerg. Why pay so much for your Writing Material when we ca I suippl you so cheap? Wo have all grades, but can svll you good Note Paper, 24 Sheets for 2c, 25 good En volopes, largo or small, for 3o. Letter Paper, Foolscap Paper, Legal Cap Paper, Box Paper, Tablets, Pen Points, Slate and Lead Pencils, Memoranda Books, Inks, Mucilage, Glue. On ,these an<l other things we will 5avc ,you ioney. As our interests are looked after froitt that, great trade centre, New York. We underbuy, thllerel'ore we undersell, New York Rackt Store. I AM NOT CONTENTED * * * Withl patst achiovoelnta), but alwa1yrl strivintg to outdo my formor 1tl'orts. Yout will 1in1(d miy utoro bright, with new goods in tho Hino of Crockery, Glassware, Bicycles, Bicycle Repairings and Bicycle Sundries. I will ma1Lk1 it proit.ltlo to you if you call and ex1anun111o my stock be forl) bu ying. 'lh good aro marked to stlt 1110t tis. J. W. WHITE, M1tin Stroot, Nowborry, S. C. I"'1)NOto IN IS45. Limestone College, arrn.cy3, s. o 'l'h1i is,istution, flaIous inl the his :11y oi 1"i1 lni.ion in South Caroiina, a1 'e't.' ly Ibeen l.ioroughl y reor.gan - 7.1d and( no0w, wit,h I aigo and1( abl,o "I'aInI 1-y, 5ist prepared to) do colliege work pf t he( very' h ighest.gradeiL. Nearly t,went,y ated 1(or improovements. A splemlid m-ew huiblin tg is bin g (irecte'd wichi, will ('onitin at hu-rgt A iitoriuim, aL li 3rarLly, aL liendting-lI o.nul, aL MuenI15'3 of NatI.nral Sc'i(ence, a beatttifuli hall for' t,he litiay soc(ietyV andll some1 needed0( o110s. i'het huiidhg wvill bet furn'Iishe(d wit,h new~I (3(ms3 wili he supiedii'( with new furni ole, new ianlLos wii ill e purchased(, ne0w hic l, cheial i and3( mIineraIlogicaIL !aIl'(ho rie's w iill' equIIipped( --in short very thin hat is necet('.ssaLry ini thu viork oif Ia liest8-3r;an womanLI's coillego -'iil e p vii lediii((. 'i'lh site is u al)IL edi iln Sont l ( ('1,1olina for' b3eaut.y' and) 31r hleailihulnis. I ,imes4'tone College anke its11 apllO to t.he1 peole str'ietiy i it.s lIwn mherit'. I,it.orarIy, Heielntile, 4) leeni degrees( are0 givenl by thet aui hit(Iy (if 1be' Statel (If 80out.h Caro'lina3I. \n esp'cialily iline (oi '5(rs in ldaLgogy unli folrhulr stol3entsI till the( newis alii -verh tilh' Sou1th. Theil re(vered'( CaLpt, .I'. ( irillith is IS .he S iorl( Pr'ofess8or. (it h(~ ro ( hllge, is tile n3ew'. professor' If music11. I''4 3rIl further in formaIIt.ion aId ft.C.WIL LIAMS --THE Greets His Friends in -1899 And asks a COn-~ tinuance of their PATRONAGE. Hie will be glad to Thow you his goods and to sell to you. CALL TO SEE Hil IBEFORE BUYING.