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EC. Ht. AULL., EDIron. EIITORIAI. CONtSElON11ENCE. Columbia, August ;.I'.--The daily pa pers stated there was at petit ion from Newberry for the closing up of the beer dlipensaty at that plaeo. You are correct in sttting that that. Is t'. mistake. 'T'hu petition is for the re moval of the privilege to another por" tion of the elty-not, to close it. up. The petition was understood by t' (over nor and . he others before whom it cane. It "Is been referred to the State board of control for t.heir" consid eration and t suppose they Vill take the matter up at their regular meeting on the first of the nonth. Gov. ale Sweeney ilas made it at rule to refer all such matters and the return of whiskey seized by the constables to the State board of control, for these matters per tain directly to their oflice. *x I am very sorry that, Mlr. W. I lar dy has resigned as day watchmant at the state house. The job is a very easy one and there will be little tronble to 1111 it, but Mr. Ilardy was uniformly conrt.eous and obliging and aparat from his duties as watclh mat would fre quently drop in and help elliciently in any of t.he State otlices. A nd tlei as he was a Newberry matt it felt a little more like homle to see him around. Gov. \leSweeiev is iing very heair tily endorsed and coinmentled by all classes of men and nearly or quite all of the newspapers for his recent iutter arces on the enforcelment of thedi[pean sary law. If the ImaVors and intendants of the towns and cities in this State will only do what the' say over their signiatures. and there i no reason to believe ttherwise. the. (lovernor will veryrv soon be abtle to firtler red thaee ta cons-ab ulary.In fact I believe thet,t mlen mtean what they say and that wliat they say represents the sentintint of their respetivt comtunitic, anl that there is now a idisjposition even anlong the oionents of the dislpenary to treat it as other laws on the statute hooks anad see that it is enfo'eted. That is all that can be desired. It is impossible to have any law tier'feetly enforced and no V,ioliatios of it. W iu we reach that point we will he able to abolish Courts and eourt ollieers. The mnagis trates and sheritTs at o endorse the to sition of the Gov'n'ior on this iuestion and pronise their hearty sui-plut and co-operation in this Iattr. of cours the Governor will scarcely diisilss all the eonsttbli, or all that he will dis uliss at one time, but there can he fi' ther rednition and have tle law better enforced than it was with a large eon stabulaa'v and at ti .amt tim' save uolley' to t he Stittt' aid renove one of the object ionable fc:tture- of thei law. Stpeakin' of thi- matter. here are somane ligures and data of what ha h tben aecomiplished bylli thle r'educ'tioan a:r'eaii an adae: i-eaveaa days a iot a tcoim'arin wa. tnaae of t lie workt dotne wv it bho2 '' { ta's anal with thi Clin~al lir foarce - t ;a'vernoria 3] eSweeni', I t \v a V lthat thea saittIl fiarce ateomp-ha 1.i nmtehi or moriie thant id t !. i~. for'ce. ( lerk~ liaarais hias preplar'ed a t'a::.tr aiv e statemenit'a of th co--'t1.~ w b -hiows as foltowvs: I-:tle irhe aot a t'a. .)V I' l . :;,' Junae--l'ar't Gov,ernaor'11 i-:lebe part. N aiean, tarat aiio..thi '., maena . , . 2:.'.. I I Juay -:' men. r'eduteda forte. Of thItis eost $212 was for extr'aordi nairvy txpenastes charged! toaal thconist ab uitLary a'oiut. and t' itt'an i--niot given iat dtetait. 'The Governior was suriadsti to re eeivye a telegtanm fr'om ('apt. Nlt'(aughI in declinting the-~lt0 appintmnat ias tr lietanat ia thme volunteer' armyn. < ! c'ourise there are' pleatty meni glad of thent opp)atituity to take th li'laace or' at leaist haive thance at it. Columnbia is still mov'ing along aand theare htas beent a spiit of i Ptimpovemet umaani feste'd recenatly on 3laint sta'e'it. The Alasotic tempalle which is near'iang coatptletioan is a htand sonimei bilinig anmi the Y. AI. C. A's, are butildiatg ai cou-i ple nice storest' and ill i have the ir aparztmentnts iatnd ollitces til stairs. Th'le I aank of (olumtbii hats boughtt the can' ner- next to the Colunbia lhttel knoawni .for manay years aus the Juao. ( . I >ial priopetty andio Is pr'epa'inag to lit, it. up~ for bank ing, and will mtove inato) it a sootn as coampleted. Thlae Seabhoard hat at big force at work ina the par'k, aand it wilt soon1 nt be r'ecogiizted as thme olai Sidney l'ark. The Columbia Stret'tc R~aiilway atnd Electric Power plaant hats been bought by a synd icate that hatsthe m)oney3 to eqip and1( opera'te anad extendti it as It should be. We tire glad toi se this for there is nced of impritovemaent t in thai railway and ligh', searyiee, atnd what wvas needed to impr)aove it was more money. I amn glad to aote 1 ihat my fr-iend, Col. J1. Q. AlatrshaullI, is to hae retained in the serv'ice of the new comfpainy. Hie Is at good mtan toi retain. T1here is need for' compate ttion In the telephone system hert'. One of our 'phiones got outl, of order antd it, wast neairly a week befor-e It was r'e paired. If therec haid been comnpetitioin we would have haid the 'phone11 In work ing order in less than a day. Colonm bla, as I have remnarked before, Is on a substantial growth, rnid thbe peuople whaO investcd in Colutmbia dir't, six tr.onths, or' a year ago, have now madte good mnoney, for real estate has aidvanced at mttUit ,5) per tnt. In thtt time. it is too high now nhuot for one to think of buying a hotte, Yet, in l great mAlny respects, it i' the same old k\11hunhia. ltalf-pa16t seven in the nmorninug is late for it count ryman1 and yot that is early for the mornig State ito be delivered to city patrons. At least it is the case at our house. It iay b that l am so situaited t'.at I atm b"in g in a iomntni ty that is not ex}peeted or supposed to be out early. Still I ant beginning to 'ke Columbia and I want to see her go forward and heeome as she ought, the metropolis of South Carolina, and not only the eapital of the State, but a great wholesale and distrihuting point for the entire State. This ,'he cau do antil w ill sooner or later. I expect there wrill be some develop tuents in the Neal case in a few days. The Attornev (t'enral has the n alter in hand now and will at as soot as he has everythin' in prope' shape. Ie expect:: the ea.-e:; to be stubbornly 'ought, and wants to he sure of his po sitions before he proceeds. The peo ple, however, may contidently eount on Gen. ;. lI)unean lellinger doing his duty without ft r or favor. lie is made of that kind of statl. l'. il. .\ . The New \oI k IDaily I)ry i oots I\tceord, referrin;' to .\r. Neill s es tiuatte of the in,"omiing eotton erop. In het'li \\I itli his pra titie of re t'nt yetrs, .\Ir. II. \1. Neill, of New t iMeans. for'c'a-t- thet tttonl troi of 1,!+!-I11 . at l'.'.th'nt ;. balt's T his is done in the intero:-t of F.ropetan cot ton t'tlsumrt'r', antd against tihe rowett's of tt'tln in this eount rv. If h at'ident I1 s t i t fort',":tsIs l t er -ho l t'omne within 45.t"t> hale. of the at"tual rte turns, soine inplortant"e' niit he at tahed to th in, Ienet' the tot ton farm e's "hoild re aitl his li~ures with cot tempt and al! fatt,oi's that tist h is Ii. urt's to dteceivi' tht'm into selling tht"ir cotton by suthI, a mleas,trlnnt of tIe crop. 'ITIe tonsumlpt ion of cot ton for I i.1!+it-tt will he a surprising quantity, as fuily II.t'Il,t it'iiles, if not. lore', w 'il! he neet't'sary to mt'et tlie woriti's re'tlurI'lmetnts. Ntill is an otl lunderhutss and fraud and ha- in the pa-t been suitih an inact'u ratt" gune'-t"r tl,; he has not in several years totne within I.[,i.Utiahales of the etrop. Ihut, he is paid for his gtesses and the.' have the eleet. 'There is se thiilng hatd wr'oIig ill a Country wth"lere one man tan (': itply uetiss at a 11 and intluence the pri. .\\here and what is it*? In tle editorial in 'T'utsdtay's issue this sentence appears: '"No innoeent mant should go tnIiihipt of justice. but in order to vindienite and uphold the lawy, no innoceIt n1mn shoulh be pun. ishetd.'' (if course everv one, unless it le the pi'oof reader, ean reatdilt' untdet" stand that we wrote or" intended to Write that '"no guiltyI man shoul go unhiipt of justice,' etc. We do not want to see innulcent people punished but in th1" whitecapping- business in Greetwood the I:eollt' of tha. eounty owe it to t hte'mselv attLd the gtood name of their ttounty that those who have hen }erpt ratin hg these oltr ages on ;notctt ueg'Iroes shalI lie inadt' an ox amphid if. ToX let thie vitiation of the w so m in i'hal will lead to otheri i'lalh of - it. i en anti sttelty and .or te:- wIlihe emiiangtered. We would like to know what is he i:2doi abut puttinig ill a goodi sys t-:no swene. 'iomie timeO ago wve *tl Ud tin tule tity aittor'levs to kniv if t:.ey woubii lnot prleparl' the proper pie titions, so that the pleopile might he giv en an (iootunlit.y to say~ wvhat, thety wvant etd. \'me suppilose the atttornieys took the vitew t hat we had no r'ight to a-k sutch labor of them, as so far ats wte know our re<t1 .st has been si lenly ig nore,d . W\e r'epeat the req piest. We thlin k thle t.ime Ihais coine for' somllethinag to be donte. Whly wait, any~ lonige'? G ive the petople an ~Iloppotuniity Lto sayt whIiethleri or 1not they wan lt sower'age and thus inlsurei thle gotd h eathL of thie 'The atnouncemen t has been made in thle press dlispiatch es that no ollicial elloit, wtoilId he mad1111e to secur e r'ecrutits frinti lie South for the ntew i'egim ents th at. ale to l)e munster'ed in) for' servt'ice in the lhiiippines. Sotuthierners have been slow to rtciru it, for such servyice and1( 't e thin k they are r igh t.. 'They t e slltmth d nobly when their country's honor was at stake and unale a recortd of whit-l thte w hole Sot.hl is proud. Now t''at the vict ory~ overI S paini hias been woi' - Lhiri coon'try 's honor11 ave'nlged-we Ieel that thieird i s l11'1 done. Wh len the I 'ni ted States nteed thlie serv ices of thle South I to de fend the St atets, the Southern't soldiieirs will not, tie lacking. (Col. T. .1. ( inni ighamli, (Chairiman of the tl'lr of IDi'ector's oif the State I'enitentiar'y, has bieen appoitinted a di st aict su pervt'isor' of the census. anud it is satid will resign his positioni as di reci,tort to acceplt the newt itppioi ntinent. TJhe law in tIhis Stat.e does lnot, alilowv a nman to hold twoi ohi,os. Aln elfotit is bieinig made(l to have the nmex t. iannual11 mneetin~g of theCI i interna t.ionlal A ssociaition oif L"iremel('n held in tuhe city oif C1harlest on. We hopon the effor'ts will be suc'cessful, andil we know that the eiti/enshipj of the old1 C ity by the S1ea will give the fire ladd ies a toy anl r'e'epition. C'hiarleston nieveri does thinmgs by halv'es. Tbch rcenmt, wvheat grower'a' conveni tionis ini Geor'gia and( Sout h Carulolina1 have anlreaditty done much good, foi' we notice in Severa'il dIi feent la(ce mieni tion is miade of erect,in1g rolleri iI s. We hope the good woirk will continue, foir home made) biread meians lnt)re ini dannntinnan in t.hn Sonth. La,urcut I.otter. i:ditor Iterald: i.alurons, liko Now. berry, has had partial showers of rain, w"ith s0me1 good eornt and cotton 1ilis and a g;reat many poo' ones. In this imm111ediate neig hbothood MIr. W. I). tid has abtout I I acres of bottomn eorn w hieh oxpvrts think wvill yield 25 hush - els to the aere. ''hc itlphione wires have been .'etthed from I.air"eins to the 'I'ylers itle 1etot1lee. a Iistattee of eight i1Iles. Thto was a brilliant eleetrie stor' ha'! night. 'he heavens lit up the earth itI the eelestial tlash lights. It was a s'ene of da::lin splentdtor. \\'e had five young fellows h.re with us litst t'ek on the return to Colun bua frot their mountain trip. They ere \\'ill t"t'nin II, 1irown hvatt, 1.yles ynutu and Iietutry and IlaskelI Cat heart. They traveled by private onvy'vante and had a vt p i leasait out in. ('olimbia's well kinowi Sheo' ill t'atheart and Mirs. Catheart are al So enjoying a rest ful se son with their talghiter. Nit's. \Y. I). iird. Yesterday throe swoeI and eharming youg ladies pi itd a call to our hostess. ''lhey were the l\isses Maggie \Wright and iy L ittle of the 'ounty. am tIil 'e I)a idsoni of Spartanburig We have never before enjoyed t he tlt'elit ful shade trets with tht, com fort we htavo exlperiiened in this st tluester'd vale tis hot weather. (.'onpany I- (i lina iets ) of Ilie I Ith S. ('. V.. colebrated the anniver sary of its departure for tihe war on tht' 19th intanmt. The company went out :4 sttong atid today t here art' 2' slit' vivors. inl charge of tiht gallant ('ap taln .1. 1'. Sloan. '1Tlc tirst :::ptain of the t'ompuny. l:. S. Owens. wa.; killed at lalvern H1ill. .1. II. I)unla'. who assnnled command b1y p roml;;on, diied on the field of battle at She)iat'dstotwn, and Licut. Jas. \i. Mt 'irlet. who sue reeetltd ('a lit. I) it 111nl, was pe'manlintIy disabled. 'T'he si.rvivor, with about ntt prt'son- rt',;ent. cnjoytd the day at l ot'liv Spritngs t'hurrh. T'hte txe'rtiss t'on,ist'td of it' roll call. imusiv by ali excellent Choir , invo''ation by lRev. N ir. I'lasco and an ad eress by lIev. NIl'. Smith of Spartng. ( 'o, 1irown of the regiment and ('ol. ilall were bot i exiected. but neither found it possibie to be present. t'ev. it. 'nlith thought his avoirdupois was equal to thiat. of ('ols. lirown and Itall united and that he wouid try to till their p laces. Ie made a capiIail address. Illis theme was the ''C'onfederate Soldier.'' And ie Ii-esented him not only as a ighter, whoml the world had comc to ad iii re an d think about, but also as a gentlemian, under ever'y stress of circumstances and at all times and places. and that the war developed the loftiest ideal of wonainhood the world had ever seen. ..incuit wlanted our great catatis, said the speaker. at any price, but they were not loi' sit le, and the sons of those worthy sites have shown to the world their lighting qualities. It was a (eorgia boy at lanila, an Alabama lov and Noitli and South Carolina boys ini Cubia, togetherci wiih a Con federt.te v'eter'iani, that, ginedl fresh lands f'or Soiuthlerin gen ius and valior. I,~ee slhuld be ini i'omma:nd at tuba, anti had \Vatde I llmptoni aInd Ni. C. I ut ler beO' -;entl to P ai'is, oni the peacee e(omi miissitf' it would hauve closed thriiee weeks ea rlier'. lie sang a song,, twio ver's's of wichel we shall try t i'eenl "If t.he ir pen)stin rolls are ri ghtt, Ihoys, (Andti w'ili not, say they lied,) We. imuist, hiave cippiled all the wor'd Antd hal f the coon s hesi de. "Th'le Y'a'ikces neer whlippedi us. btoys. Iih, ti: let, it lie' he sail, We witre ituriselvYes out whliin1rg thimi, A rd stopp ed for' the want of bre'ad, T.'he l iev'. I . IH. .1 ones, of the Mlet,h-' iist,i chite a'iit. I auren'sli, prenehiedci an excellent, seirmon befor'e thie.iunitedceon gr'egations of the city. H- is theme was ''walkiing by faith."'.'The central Shiought, of his hiigh ai'gtument, was that C 1e1most, pertfect tuenitall condiIt-i on or state of the mind1( is attainted whlien the 'ubject,iv anditi object,ive phases ort diet es ar'e ini harmo'niou ols act.ion. In dlependiet, action of the formier pt'i dutcs the fanatic and1( through thle lait tet' the anonostic. The one wo'rk s by in L tition andii the othler by inrd uction. Onie accepts everyt.hing liindly the othlei' rejects evertyt,h inug not, wit,hin t,he sphlerte of thlei senuses. inited, man reaceles hiis hiighiest men tal and s piit ui coinditioti and leatrns to "'walk by fatith."' It wais thle strong andtt logical ar'gmut,iti of aL malster- mind. I mth1ted to mieni.itin in th ii n t'operi coninec tion thi pl)1easure ac ilfIordued tme in mieet.inig w ithi thie v'ener'able color bearer of t,be Th'ir id lI egi merit,S. C. V., \V. I , I ,amb,i who was Gern. Ke'shiaws cenitrie color beater, Mr. I samub was t,h e color' hea trr who "gavec outt.'" on the mnarch ini Chalton5tu, andt wa'is so kinidy camired for' by thle ei t,izens. I ha ld aulso Iihe pleasurte o)f mneetinrg, togethter wi th at lot oIf bright tboys andii girl's, the t we IPat'iott, brothbers of the sprti ghitly ClIin.. t.oin N ews't, and1( cousin oif the sam te na tme, "tIak inrg notes,"' togetheri wiith a handrui Som oul n '(itg felliowt, whouset nameii I hav',e "mixed up, like the babies ini but,ttet eup."', TIowaird the gloain rg t,bo~ for on wheels. 10. iI. Gu, '.i'yier'sv ilhe, S. (., A ugust 22, 189)9. iIe Footel tie sutrg.,t, ,A All doctors told lieenick J lail toti, of WVest .lthersoni, 0.. atfter aufleintg la monitths fr'om H'.ehlal Fistiuta, he wottul die til ess a (clstlhy r itrat ti wats peir formied; lbut hie cart 'iimself witIihi lie boixes. of lutik len '. lric la Salve, thle surest ilj()eture oil earith, and ihe best Salve ini thle wVorhl. 25 eenits a box. Rnirl by all (lrenalst. FUTUHIES IN COTTON ADVANOINO SKYWAItD. Neill's l'rodlotlion of a I;2.ooo.oo() Crop Hail Causedl a eloarilsh Feoling, but- tito Bulls Madle nn Onslaughtt on (ho Comnauod. Ity and inuIly Itouted Nofll In 1I1s Own Strongholid. (Now York Commercial.) Now Orleans, Aug. 21.-'rhero was a sensational advance in cotton hero to day, the market closinl- 29 to 30 point,s higher on futures and ne-eighth of a eent iigher on s-pots. This sharo ad vatn'e occurred In the face of the Neill circular predicting a 12,000,000-bale erop. and is regarded as a defeat for Mr. Neill in Iis own st.ronghold. At t l'." opening of the mnltkrket here, diespite tht' stunninlg advance of :.t"d on telivories at ILiverpool and 15 to 17 points at New York, most of the local operatolrs wero disposed to take mat ters phil osophieally, and pinning their faith to the Neill cireular they were Itirge gellers at ana ad vant ' of about $1 pt'r bale. All selling orders, however, were ab sorbed and the few bulls in the tuarkot showed an aggressiveness that soon eauued the hears to beeole frig.tened. Whlen New V-ork showed another ad v anid tinally jinlped ote-eigl th of a 'at on spots, au-l to cap the elinax, New Orleans :!ots were also (uoted u1p one-eighth, the now thoroughlyv frightened hears tumbt-d into the Iat ket rt':ar'td to buy t almtost any price. -'utures wore shot. skyward with a vim. \lr. Ne.il and his tirt'ul-r being for;,otten inl the huirly burly, and the Inalrket continued scotildy and higher to the close. In in extra ''ireohu-1, issuell this ev en il. . . Glenny & Co.. the bir hull Iirn of thi, market, say in part: "Tuhe hllish feelinlu, was checked a few days ago by the Neill publieation, tand the conset uen1, heavy decline. I1telu of the dlama ,e was still ill pros ptet in Texas, tiho igh it was aeknow led;ged that a few more dlrv days would re-nlt. in serious deterioration. there had been a sprinkli ng of showering point - un ti.' Texas mal) and the dis ioit ion wis to expeet t hen to SIread. "'Tis expectation for North Texas hal I ern disappointed over Sunday, and Liverpool again sent cables intiuir ing about the erop situation there. A number of telegrams from North ' Texas a: well as points further Sout.h, indi eated that, there might 1e serious gtonunds for expecting important re ductions it: the crop ideas of many who were undeided. Now that inany p)ple Seem to lc eidetlly agree with Mr. Ncill's view % there must, still be hope for higher prices, irovided the free ea'rly move lletlt is eoun11teracted by at rCsoumption of spinnlers' takings, which had bceel lately much curtailed. "There were buying orders received today from !eople in drouglt, comn ilhaiuing districts who haven't bought c)tton hithetto dturing the lry weittl('r agItation, and whose apparent lack of belief in the damattge which they were r'porting or whose statements that prompit raini tuight yet, 1isure good crops hiave beeni det.err'ing manyll from gi ving thir1 report 0 ,he lbaC liLkillg whIichd they may~ no0w b0 entiitled to reccive." tsau istoodl-Cure ti'lce. I bid I lond cauises lI lood antd Skini D)ionsees, I'rutionti)ls, imples11, Sceroful a, ICat inig Sore', U 10ers, Canicr, liCz( 11nn, Skitn Seabs, Ii Luplti~ons and( Sorcs oin (Cihidretn, Itounatisn , C'atarrh , I lihintg Ililnors, etc0., ai positive spe ohilie cure 1 is foti ad in 1B. B. II. ( Ilotaut n 1B100:l BalmIl,) the 1)n(st wondier'ful Iblood. putirifler (It the alge. It, has always emed oieven the mIIt deelOp stat ed, per sistent cosos, nller tioeltors anid pattent mlediclines hmd all failed. 1H. B. L,. ('ures by dr ivin out.(1 of the blood the poisons and( I htIor 115VI hiichi <lse all these t rubles, and1( it CUre is Itus mlade I fiat is permanentiCl 1. C ot nltis lIlood Po'aison , prodlucin th '4'i in is, Swill 'i a lads, (IIl)rte Tl' -oaf t n(d Mouth,i 00e. ured fby 11. 11. 11. At drultggists, 'l1 Iper'l lar ge 01 hoie; six Ilarge hotthii remiedy t hat nitake's real etirea. Send 2 sIan 011 (, pa pr' t~Iage oni l"lrea Ti iall itt.le. M\edIica l dvies Fassi~i, Ad dre~ss II1.001) lHA l. Co., Atlanta, (Oi. ly .1111mie!son says lie wvill show thle great est line of C lotinbg this fall that, has ever beeni shown in Newhlerty. Peo 1p0lilmust weart Cloth intg buy from f t,f Jam iieson. Notice to (Jreditors. .1 itorPs oIf Allenol M. Nichiols, de (elased, arel' hiereby req h uied t ender im and1 est,alsh1 their det'lamlis biefore liii on oath , its reqiuired21 by law, on or' lie ole the Ii fteent.h diay (If Septetmber, M\aster. Notice to Creditors. A LL, AND) SING;LWAlt Tl'1I'('lthI). . it.ois (If Willam A. Sennt, do OLe(se, are0 her1eby reqir tedl to renider' (If the ilr d emiands, (lilly atItest.ed , as re-u quiredl by law. S. E. SlN N, Ad m'r' of WV. A. Senni, dee'd. Contract to Let. M ~ ALI:D 1111) X WILIL I1I' 11W 001eived uilI SepItemb er' 2nd( forl steel span h0 feet lonag by 12 feet wide, hit t,iee piers, 1-I feet. bighI, at I ester's ol ( now I'itIts') miiill, on Iinish1i ltiver. gligt, res erved to reiject, anty and all1 hiids. W. A. IIll, Count.liy Snuper1visor. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR INAL D)ISCHARGE, N )T'[IE IS HlllY GVN .that 1, as. Adm10ilsstratrix of the lpersonal estate of .lohr W~X. \Vilson1, dIe eenised, w'.ill, on the 12th day of Sep Itomber0-l( net., make aC ft inai. ne'ounl t of the said estaItn in) 11y hands, and on t hat day appl11ieintioii will lbe ma1)de by 10 t the .1 ludge (If I l'ot for Ne h,'r'y ('olmtly fill ai linal dlischairur. VUI LA l.. W ILSON. Admn'x of Jlohn WV. WVilson, dee'dl. Nowberrv. S. C., August 11 1899. Moveul Moved I X1IITIF XTOR! lUas been moved next, door to J. H1. West's Futr ituru Storo. (omo1(1 ald see our new pluce where you will find at good lino of Groceries all sold at, mod Cr1ate 1)rice8. The lever of low prices pushes our business. (ood Cool'be e t. 10e, per lb. Good So(a at, 2ce. per lb. 8-1 lbs Good Sot' ) at 25 ets, 7 Bars Octagon Soap 25 ets. W will be glad to se all of our old r.lstomners and as m1an1y new onle5 as will me0sot to our new place. 8. C. MILITARY ACADEMY. 0111cc of (hairman Board of Visito-s. C'harle:"ton, S. (:., July I, 18!'!. NI,' VACANCY IN lb-Nil'iCl ary Cadetsihip in the Southl Ctro Ilinl IlNilitaLry Academy exists in tlis, Newberry County. Iilanks for i>pli Eation for perm11it to ent1er co111pet Live e:zamlinlattion with sh(eet, giving n(eces 5lary inforrmation cEn be ob)tained from the :especti'O counlv Stler'intentstt) (f ("' (111tion. All lpplieations, f.lly anei' leatly u1mde out, me1'st lie inl the hands of the Clairmntu by the lst day of August,. (I. S. ( A uSl.N, ('hait'uanl Iioard of Visitors. NEWBERRY COLLEGE. Olunnoiou(l0s 1)1l(ili ngs: pure waterI'. 'I' I ree toulrses for degtees, with eteet ti( Iib I,iray Working I,Iath(latory. I"Iliient preparatory dlartmtlent. I;uamed(. tuition, and all fees per y"ear need not. exceed $100 ill Collegiate Dclartli'o1C1t, $90 ill Pi'caratory Departmient. Next session beg)-ins October 2nd. Por catalOgu(e, address Newberry, S. C. Keeii Cool!i I6011 II1 To (o this (uring". this hot weather call ollen at Jones' Fountain. We claim to serVo The best Ice Cream! The best Soda Water! Th'Ie best Milk Shakes! The best Water lees! The best Phosphates! to bet htll. Call and be~ con All kinds of' Marble and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Iron Railings etc. Also Aletal]lic, Ros wood1 and Cloth Covered IHuirial Caskets and Oases! Service i thi lineprmtl)y atne to) daly or nlight. Next Dloor to Herald andl News Ollice, NEWBE3BY, -- --.s. c. W'bide t paIt-rn- ge andti fuillest equ ip ment in its history. Falt-Iy E5; Sto denlts -195,: Thr~ ee Academ0inic CoIrses; Thr ee ltet,ive (oursets; ll Three l'rofes S'0nal Schools, in Law, in '.ledicine and1( I 'halrmacyLe. New~ Buibl ings, WVater. WVorkcs, Splenldid ALiraries, LaLbora tories, e. A dI VaedQ cllsses 0p1)0 tomen,ltI 'T.uit ion) $i0 aL year, Ihoard1 $8 aL Ilinthi. A m21 p lle)opport un ity fot sel f-he]lp. S(cho1 21rship and 1 I.(2 av11 fore the needy. lFree TitLi on for T eacer ls. Summer1)C School for Teachers. 21 In strutor(Is, Ill Sttuden ts. TotaEL onrtoll mlent 644I. Forl illuistrated 111antdbook antd Cata logue, addr1 ess Il'resident A LD) iCt l A , N', Chapel l11ll, N. C. College of Charleston (CHAInLI:ST1.ON, S.. ()NPIUItIDmD AND o l: 1)eet yea1 , beOgins2 O(ber 1 2. Il Irnishled roomti andt hoin d in C ollIege D)ormnitory $(12and $12 ai mionth, accord tog to rlom). Onto free I tuit.ion1 Sc holar ship to each1 coun2t,y of So?uth CareoIlna, the hiolderto be) a2 ppo itedl by I 'robaIte d1udilge amii ('oun t,y S12p1. (of EIlucat.lon, ti ve I':xait, iJbns foe vaaInt IIboyce Scholarsh ips ( whiche give *150 al year), on Sept. 21) and1 :t0. '.rota 22ex t)nses for h~oldr ol S(f schltar1 - whi $1 1 : o $1- :1, accor)d ig toI room1 filr 5tuden' - not holintg 1 scholar2shIlp $ i ~ ee ir Q aition.1 Fo ea' oglues and11 inl~frmat1in in fui!, address lIA[ LUtION 11AND)Or',, lrensidnnt . ...ABSOLUTELY FREE... We will give to every Cash Purchaser of goods to the amount of $2.00 or over, a 25 cent bottle of "CEDARINE" the best furniture polish made. Prices In all my lhlie are very low. ROBET Y. LEATELL, MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKI FURNITURE! Coffins and Caskets! Newberry, - - S. C. AT COST, Yes, and away below on all Spri ng 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, S- 3r WQQOTE N. P. S."---New Trunks an(l 1gs. h'le best stock of these goods ever l)roughlt to this :iarket. S. .J. WOOTEN. R.C.WILUAMS --THE We desiro GreietctHisuFariendsi., Summer Fahiona.sThsalinonm brcs l teno ndsan- th i ri'bTh ric av tbnuance:o or der oe th iem. You ca He wil (inWIt gr e vr o etmri Persian Lawns, Paree Cordette,s FrenndsOr ganie Dote Swss A asksV a1 con Plain andirintedeDif the Speial FrncheOr tohowveyoouwit Lawn1) urvhs t tohec ke ane Linandite o estc Or-iil Mulour ottedSwss MuSn. AsM o ee dilz