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Corrected every 'l'uesday and Friday by Summeur Bro.0 M eat...................... . . ......... (3(<d6 . Shoulders ............... .... . 7e. a tus.................................. 12(ab14c. Best Lard ....r...... ........... 71 f(a)8c. Best Mo1sses, new crop...... 0c. (ood M olasses..................... 25((35c. Corn ............... .... . . .. ' O6 c. M al "....... . . l.. .. .. .. .. . 55c. 3 H ay......., . ......... 75c. W hcat lran......... ........ . $1.00. 1 st Paten t Flolur.................. $4.75. 2nd Best our.................... $4.25. t Strait Flour....... .............. $41.). Good Ordinary llour...........$3.0(;.50. Sugar....................... ......... ( a (1i e. Rice.................................... 61( 81C. Coieee................................. 10(gI5e. Cotton seed meal, per sack... D1.00. Bale Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c. Country Produce Butter, per lb ..................... 15(i20c. Eggs, per dozen ................. 12?c. Chickens, e.-ch.................... 12l(a'2Oc. Peas, per bushel................. 60C. Corn, per bushel.................. 55c. Oats, per bushel................. 35(a t 0. Sweet potatoes .................... 4(a)50c. Turkeys, per lb .................. 6(ui 8 . F'odder, poer ow t .......... Cg a)'?5. CO'T L(ON MA ICK E. (Cotietcd Seuti-Weekly 1by J. W. Gary & Co.) October 20th. Best G rade d...................... 7 Low Grade..........;............ 5 President King, Parmter's Ilank, I Brooklyn, Mich., has used DeWitt's Little Early Risers in his family for years. Says they are the bet. These fatuous little pills cure constipation, biliousness and all liver and bowel troubles. Robertson & Gilder. Friendship Bracelets From 50 cents upward, at Scholtz' Jew clry Store. ;t N otlce, Patterns are sold strictly for cash, and are not exchangeable. tf. S. J. Wooten. Stop the Flies. Use our Screen Doors and Windows. STUA 'r IRos. E. H-. Lusi,tn, Manager. t&ftf Mr. (rentci.r In Laures. We are glad we were able to have Mr. R. I. Greneker of Newberry with us at one of our studies, he is always ready to help in S. S. work. But be cause of a very severe cold he has been unable to be with u; we hope to have him with us again soon.-Tylersville News in Clinton News. "When our boys were almost dead from whooping coagh, our doctor gave One Minute Cough Cure. They re covered rapidly," writes '. B. Belles, 1 Argyle, Pa. It cures coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and lung trou bles. Robert-on & Gilder. An Exception to the Rule. A shop where you can get what you 1 want and when you want it. STUA iTr itos. E. II. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf The "Bostonian" beats them all. For sale here. S. J. Wootbn. tf. Derrickc-Foilk. Mr. S. WV. Derrick, of Lexington Conty, and Miss Mamie F"olk, (laugh te fCapt. HI. H-. F'olk, were married Wednesday evening last at the home of the bride's father, R~ev. A. J. Bowers officiating. The HIerald and News extends eon gratulations, and wishes them a long and happy wedded life. "It (lid me more good than anything I ever used. My dlysp)epsiaL was of month's standing; after eating it was Keener, Hoisington, Kais., of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests wvhat you eat. Robertson & Gilder. Mouldidgs, Lumber, Laths and Shingles. STUARIT BRos. E. H. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf Oall at Edw. R. Hipp's for High Grade Guano. f&t tf. Gift Appreciated. .The following action of the Excelsior Fire Company shows its appr'eciation for the manifest interest of a generous hearted citizen: Resolved, That we hereby record our apprecIation of the continued interest manifested In- our' organization by the First Assistant, Chief of the Newberry Fire Department, Mr. Otto Klottner; and we take this method to expr'ess our grateful acknowledgment to him for his recent gift of the sum of twenty-fiye dollars to the Excelsior F'ire Company, showing a commons.able public spirit and wor'thy of all praise. Resolved, further, That a copy of these r'esolutions be tr'ansmitted to Mr. Klettner and be published in the city papers, as a testimonial of our' appr'e eiation for his interest thus manifested -by tnuis special gift. (GEo. Mv. KI1NARD, P. L. R1IKAICRD, HI. K. BTLATs, 'Committee. sutiering fr'om Bronchial or lung trou ble for ten years, I was curecd by One Minutie Cough Cure. It is all that is claimed for it and more." It cures coughs, colds, gr'ippe and all throat and lung tr'oubles. Robertson & Gilder'. ATTENTI ON SE KEEPERS. Conte th obertson & Gider's Drug Store and ny_your APPLE and WHITE WI E VINEGAR, CINNAMON, SPIOg CLOVES, MUSTARD and MUSTX ~D SEED. We can GUARANTEE th parity of ur goods for we have toste hem. R1obertsounkGilde: DRUJMISYS ON YrH1100RNIR VARIOUS AND AL ABOUT. See notice to trespassers. Court, will open Monday morniang. See Young & Co.': ad. in this paper. Supt. 1'. J. Voss spent Wednesday In 'olumtbia. Miss Ruby Daniels, of Union, is vis ting in the city. L. W. Simpkins, iEsq., of Laurens, vas in the city 3esterday. Cotton seed was selling on the streets resterday at 21 cents per bushel. The Mt. Pilgrim school will open on 4onday, :30th inst., Mr. Thos. M. Mills, eacher. Only two weeks more until the State Oair. Nearly everybi:dy we talk with s going. Ars. W. 11. Kinard, neo Miss Bettle iwindler, of EIltrhardt, S. C., is visiting 'elatives in the city. M1. E. S. Herbert, of Orangoburg, s spending a few days with hot broth sr, Mr. Jno. C. Goggans. Mr. J. T.. Harris, the owner of the elebrated Harris Lithia Springs, was n Newberry on Wednesday. Mr. I'd. Russ has returned from I-en lersonville where he spent the sum nea, and is at "The Newberry." Mayor Mayer has been confined to tis bed for the past week. We are ;lad to state that he is improving. We publish the reply of Mr. Sligh to 11r. Keitt on the Alliance Warehouse natter on the first page of this paper. 1\Iiss Fannie Ehrhardt, of Ehrhardt, 3. C., is at her grandmother's Mrs. ,line's, and will attend the Graded chool here. The minstrels booked for next Tues lay night is said to be the largest and >est on the road. Prepare to go and mnjoy yourself. Only three went up to Greenwood romn here on the excursion to the cir us. Good crowds got on at the sta ions above here. A party from the city went up on 3aluda river Monday on a hunt and we earn they bronght back fort,y-one quirrei. and a "koon." The work in the Treasurer tand Au litor's office has been conplet,ed and the >ic'e pr"ese)nts quite a di iferent, appear nee f rom former days. The E'ditor of The llerald and News s up for the purpose of attending the utherat Synod now in session at St. .luke's. He will remain here until donday. Mr. II. S. Cannon has rented rooms ron Mr. 1. Y. Morris and will move aere from Prosperity this week. Sam vill be one of "The Her aid" boys from low on. Services in the Lutheran church as isual next Sunday morning, with ser non by Rev. J. W. Hlorine. At the ;vening service, Rev. M. C G. Scherer vill be formally instal'ed as pastor. L'he sermon will be pr"etched by Rev. F. H. Wilson. of Ehrhardt S. C. BIsImarck's Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health. Endomitable will and tremendous ener ry are not foundl where Stomach, Liver, Lmidney and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the muecess they ba ing, uste Dr. King's Newv Life Pills. Thiey develop every power of brain and body. Only 25e at ill Drug Stores. A onmmendable Act. The i'xcrior Fire Company for some time has been embarrassed with t debt hanging over them of something ver a hundred dlollars. The debt was made for the put-pose of fitting up their reading room and amusement parlor rnd securing a uriform for the running beam. The members have not come to the citizens to beg for money to help them out of their trouble, but one noble hearted, liberal citizen stepped up un solicited and relieved them of $25 of the debt. The citizen who did this was Mr'. Otto Klettner-a man who fot' generosity and pubice spirit has no su per'ior in Newberry, and one that if out' town had many such would soon make Newberry the leading city in the State. It is an examp)le that others, who doubtless are more able, might profit to follow. It is commendable, and Mr. Klettner has placed himself in many other respects so near the fire laddies that his name Is indellibly stamped on their hear'ts. Would that Newberry had more Klettners, No Right to UlgHnces. T1he wvoman who is lovely In face, form and templer will always have falenads, hut one who wonld b>e attrac tive must keep her health. If she Is weak, sickly and all run down, she will he nerve's and irritable. .If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her imnpure blood will cause pimples, blothes, skin erupt ions andl a wretched complexion. Electric Bittets is the best medicine In the world to regulate stomach, liver and kid neys and to puri fy the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich cenmplexion. It will wrake a good looking, charming woman of a run down invaid(. Only 50 cents at all Drug 8tores. IT CUES ! Pelham 's Chill Cure cures chills. Pleasant to taste. 35c. Bottle. PELHAMYS PHARMACY. TIlE iim811YI'El(IAN IjYNO). The Seenlons loglin Next Tutstday h.vrmnlng -About 1tit) Mltuilett'rs and Ildlers ExPected - Facts About ttho Synod - AssIgnntent o' Ilottues. The Presbyterian Synod of South Carolina will meet in the 'resbyternlu church in this city on Tuesday evening next at 7.30 o'clock. The opening ser mon will be preached by Rev. A. A. .J1ames, the retiring Moderator. The business of the synod will b,3 transacted during the dlty, and it is ex pected that there will be a preaching bervice each night, commencing at 7.3o o'clock. The 1inlt adjournment will probably be on lrld ay night. The public is cordially invited to all the services, as the sessions are open to the public. l'iis Synod was organized in 18-15 withtabout seventy linisters, one hun dred churches and less than ten thous and members. It now hus 122 minis ters, over 300 chl urches and 20 000 com Ilunicants. The largest iembership, according to white population, of any of the Southern States. 'T'le synod met here about 22 years ago. It is composed of many able men atld leaders of thought in the I'resby terian Church in the South, and their coming to our city is an occasion of much interest. HOMES FOR 'I'II: E1-l)E.':: AAThS. The following is a list of the )reach era and elders who are expected to at tend the synod and the homes assigned them, as furnished us by the coninttee for publication: Rev Geo A Wright-Revs R P Pell and S 1, Wit SOn. V 1i llanut---Rcv )r V ' Jacobs, Rev S It Shearer, 1) 1). .1 A llirton--1Clder )e Itlake. o MelR llolmes-Rev T 11 MConnell, I) 1). and Elder ) J Aid. '1' S Dunan-Rey J F Jacobs. S 11 Jones-Revs W W Mills and W S llean, 1) 1) E M Elvans-Revs J W McClure and 1) J Bllack Well. V it Wanllace-Rev it ' Reid.;ud Elder W F Taylor. Mrs 1lniet-.lder J W ToIdd. Newherty Ilotel-Revs 11 F Wi.on antd J G Ilerndon. Judge V J Pope-- Rev W \I Mcl'heeters, 1) D. Rev J W llachtnan, 1) I), Elder A S Douglass. R C 1'erry-Rev E C Dlailey and Ilder J ) Mlc l,uncas. Jt A Carlisle-Rev V C Neville and EIlder ' J aoo e. Peter Robertsott-Rev N V 1chnutnds. 1) 1), and I)r I' N Atkinson. , 11 A11l--Rev J F Stevenson. C Jl West--Rev J 11 Gray and .lder W '1' I)or rolh. T1F llarnon-Rev V II Worknman and Elder J I; Sitten. l;duard Scholtz.-Rev 31 R Kirkpatrick anal 11 der V W 'rice. T lI lpting-Rev F V Gregg and E,lder A II White. Mrs R It Wright-Rev Win II Mills and Elider l1 C Mallard. C F nIoyd-Ilider ) F Copeland. 11 C Mlatthews-Rev R I. Rodgers and Flder Frank Anderson. Dr )1. Ilooser, Jr-Rev J 1, Dunlap (Crotwell Hotel). Vnt 1' liouseal-Rev A Patton and lder C W Stber. J Wni White -Rev J C Bailey, Jr, and Elider Ilallenan. J V Chapmuan-Revs John 1, Mcl,ees and Geo 11 Cornelson. Dr J C llal.aere-Rev V M1 Parkei and lIder Wni Murray. Geo S Mlower-Rev R 11 Naill, 1)1), ldkers W. C Davis, l, W I-crin and T 1E Not, M11). Rev WV I IIerbert-Rev J A Wilsoni and Eilder J P Miller. D)r WV G llouseal-Rev J Rt Preston, 1) D), and( Flder II W. Sinlpson. Dr M A Renwvick-Rev A G Wardliw and Eilder J N Robson. 1E R Iiipp -Rev J Wilson (Newhertyv Ilote.) 1E Cabamniss-Rev W. S Ilatuiter and Eilder Sat ntel Eivants. T1 V WVicker-Rev J 11I Hay and lilder i) A W~at D)r E( C Jones-Rev C 31 Richards and F,lder RL A Austin. 1r F, Todd--lider W. 1I Sheldon. Capt A P Pifer-lilder RL F MceCaslan (New berry IIotel.); Mliss Sallie Johinstone-lRlder I, IR Williams (Mlrs Ruff.) EIi Wilbur-Rev C Ii Stewarit and Eilder J Ii llonn er. D)r Thleo Johnstone-lder A P' Johnustonme. RLobt R Weleh-lder W. 1 I) ay. R D) Wright-Revs II R Mlurchison and1 Ti n Cra'g. M rs J Wa Chiappell-Revs C A B Jennings J 1, M1e1ln and( Eilder M1 31 Farr-. Mlrs Dr Jas Mcintosh--Revs W J MIel .iy, 1) D, J Wmn Flinn, D D, and( Eilder J A Janmes, 31 1. J WV M1 Simi,notIs-RLev 1) N McI,aughilin and El ders Peter Gavrrsonan R1(1 I Mlorris. A C Jones-Rev Melton Clark anid Elder John1 MlcSwe:en. J'C Myers-Rev D) l Jordlon, 1) 1), and Eiider David Shaw. L. 31 Speers-Revs WV 1, lloggs and (1 C Mayes and( Eilder Rohert Stoddard. Mrs MlcCrary,--.(Mrs3MeWh'irter's)--Rev Jas Me' Dlowell an1( Eder F A Neil. C C D)avs-Rev C A Blackburn, Prof 3 A lloyd, Eilders John1 J IIowve and L,C Mills. M1rs W II Carwile-Reva R D) P'erry and J 31 Mel,n (Mirs Glenn.) Mr,s 0 II Mayer-Eilder J P Saxon (MIrs Glenn.) Mlrs J 11 Melntosh-RLev J II Ilall and E,lder J J Clinton (Newberry Ilotel.) WV F Eiwait-Rev A II Atkins and Chalners Fraser. Mr,s 1' Z Wilson-Revs J WV Query, Robt Adamns and( ller J Wv Ferguson. MIrs C A 1Bowm1an-Rev 3 1' McKinnon and IElders II R Crawford and( W W 1,clanad, . Mrs M1cWlrter-Rev A A Jamles attd( 11 ( Cliffort, ) 1), and Iider 11 F Wyman, 311). A Singletozy-Rev WV A Gregg anud Eilder W. II lIemnbert. Rev J 1, Williatuison-.Aevs W. T IInll, D D), and J N Craig, D) D), lilder J C Foster. 03 M Jamiesoni (Newvberry' Ilotel) -Elder D)r A A Mloore. 1 Ilhill-IXlder II S Cunlninghamn. IE Cavainug-Rev T 11 Newkirk and Eilder W. B Ulrick. W T Ta'rrant-Flders j S Cuanninghamon aind F 11 Austin. TC J McCrary (MrsV W I Ruff)- Rev J C Ander son an1( Eder W J Dnufile. l' Pawley-Revs D M1 Fulton and( V IR Gast on. , ae Cowi JIotel)-Itev James RLussell. 0 0 Copeland-Rinier S Dusen buiry. Alani Johnstone-RIev A Sprunt, D) D), Rev RL C I,lgon and IElders J P' SmIth and( W D) Knox. 5 P' Boozer--Rev J N II Snumnerel, Eliders R It Allen, H1 D Boozer and D)r J J Boozer. W 14 PelhIam-Rev T1 II L,aw, D) D Rev J 1I Thornwoll, D) D), Eliders Jiunge I DI)$therspoon Geni W IE James. R D) Smith-Eilder W D) Smith (Mr,s Glennm.) Mrs M1 S Glenn-Eliders Robt Davis and( 11 L~ Scarborough1. Mlrs F WV Fant-Revs Jog T1 D)endy, W A 11of ner, II WV flirwell and Elider 1)r D) R Anderson. Jan 1* Toddl-,lders J WV Morrow and J II And derso. (twelml tel.) Alex 'T Iel w -tit .c A 1 Ilc.\ti (.cwl'el I:' 1el. \V 1. Jenk.ins lit V I T1 \Ien rl., 1, ). t ,s j 1 (.1.ci e :bler F 1slms l,.ou. We take this oppoetutoity to thail Olt Ikin d friendl(is who so willing ly aiuded olu 'on1g regaLtioln ini en teretainilng-, anld ask that when they ca econveniently do so, that they ineet, the trainson which their guests Imaty arrive on 'I'uesulay, Ilth in stant, at 12.25, 2 and 2 :10 p. In., and re evive theml. We will he glad to give any inforima tion desired. S. I'. Boozer', \V. I-:. 1'elh1aln, I.. M. Spcers, J1. U. yers, \\' ''. I'w ar't, ( ''olIlllltee. "I wish to express Imy thanks to tlie mnanufactorers of ('11 ambellain's Colic, Iiolera and Diarrhoea ItemeyI, for having pit on the market sueb a won ctierfutnledicine,' ' satyl \V. W . Ilass ingill, of I>cauuont., Texa". 'T1here are many thloiusands of mothers whose :hliIdren have been saved from attacks :f dysentery and elolera infant.um11 who mlust also feel teankful. It, is for sale by \V. !. ['elhan, I)rnggist.. Aln lmportanut sl inl;. The atleti,oll of a?i t,be anen'ers of, Lh1e First Methiodist. 1u11reb is ('alled to the fact that oni next ulSudla morning, Detober 22nd, there will be an extra ession for the special purpose of decid1 ing where upon the square to build the i!ew church. All are ur"ged to be p'es 301,. \VAI:ri-'.l 1. I iiT ', I'astor. (ontl Newi for Or H(a,der WV ho have scrofula taints in their bloo(, n(d Who has not? ('eroflha in all its roIns is euredi by I1oo(1's Sarsaparilla w'hich thoroughly plu-ilies the blood. 1'his disease, Whihel friL(uently aPpI)ears ,l children, is greatiy to be dreaded. It is most likely to aleet the glands of leek, which becontes enlatrged, erutp Lions ippeary oil Lie head and face, and Lhe eyes are frequently aLI(eeted. Ipon its first, appeatance, perhaps in slight eruptiols or pimples, serofula should be entirely eradicated from the systel by a I horough coou rse of 1llt oi.d Sarsa parillat to prevent aill the painful and si(kleninglj Con)Sequence1('S of runnintlg el(Ifnla sores which ruin the. system, oap the strength and milke ex istence atterly wretched. )1"1ppol(tud. The managers of the opera house hould not fool or (lisalppoint the peo ple no1' should they permit any com pany to do it if they can prevent. It. ",ault" was advertised for last niigllt n(1 instead the audience was told that it could not he rendered last night but would he presented to-light. '.'hat'l was not dealing (Iuarely with the audience. "The Hiel ls" is a \ ery poor play and was poorly rendered . It might have been better if the audience had not ex pected something else. It is true the management announced that t.he play was rather "deep" for the average au dience. Maybe that was the reason we could not appcl"(,at it. At 1 any rate it Is a bad plan to advertise one thing and present another. M r. Chartes King and his company had better fold thcir tcuits andt mlove 01n and( call off~ the perfor'mance for to-niighit. Jamestl Rtecd Injunred. Mrt. James Reed, struck his leg againist a cake of ice in such aL maniner' as9 to bruise it severely. It tbecamle very', much swollen anld pIuned him so badly tha t lie could not. walk without the aid( of cruLtches5, Hie wIas t,eatedl by physi 01ians, also used( several kinds of lini ment and two and a half gallons or whIsky In bathing it, bult nothing gavec anly relief unitil lhe began using Chlam berlain's 1Pain Halm. T1his br'ought al most a comlefiit,c cure in a week's time11 and he believes that had he not1 used this rem)iedy Is leg woldC hav'e had to be amlptatedl. Mr'. 1 eed is 0one (of tihe leadt inig mechan1llt's of Ciay Court. H ouse, WV. VaL. Painl Halm1 1 i1 unequaled for bruises and r'heumiitli. For satic by WV. 10. Pelhamu, Driuggist. FERTILIZERS ! HLighl Grade and( Standard)i' Fertl izers. A.lso Acid Ph1os phlate for small grainl, at Now berry Oil Mill, by Tenclher Wanltod. The Trustees of Trinit.y school will meet on 28th October 1899) for thec puir pose0 of elect,ing a teacher. A pplicants will p)lease send Ill their app)lliationis on 01' before tbat date to 1,he unIder' Salar'y $2, per1 mfonith. School is to begin 1st, of November. II. B. IENDIIX, Longshor'e. MI. PrrTIs, Silver Street. T. J. GRIzAAI D, Silver St.reet. r'ulst( cs. II. II. 1!. FORl BA) D ILOoI). 11ottle sent ree. Badl Blood causes Blood anld Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Pimples, Scrofu la, Eating Sores, U lcers, Cancer, Ecze ma, Skin Scabs. Eruptions and Sores on Children, Rhelu matlim, Cat.arrhl, Itching H1umor1', etc., a ponsitive spe cifIc cure Is found In B. B. B. ( Hotanic Blood Balm,) the mlo3t wondlerful blood purifler of the age. It, has always cuiredl even tIhe most deep seated, per sistent cases, aft.er do(ctors and patent medlicInes had all, failed. B. B. B, cures by driving out of the blood( thir poIsons and humors wiche cause all these troubles, andit a cute Is tihus miadt t hat Is permanent. Contagious Blood Po1ison, producinrg Eruptions, Swolleri Olands, lleratted Throat and MolUth Etc., cured by H. B1. B. At dlrugglsts $1 p''r largo hottle'; six I arge bottie: (full treatment) $5. Write for Fre~ Trial Bottle, which wvill be sent by re turn mall. Medical adlvico Fnlie. Ad dress BLO.nn B AM Cot?., A tlnta1 (Ga.1 socIie'iy. The WVo nan's Hlome and I''orci-En illissionary Societ.y of the I.utherain Synod of South ('arolina convened n its litI annual ses:iol ill (;race church M\onday evenin;;. ('onsec"ration sctr vices and aSi.gnment of delet ;ates oenll llicd the aft.ernoonl. TIhe night. se5sion wafS ol)er.ed by anl a ddress of v(etcomec by \liss I.Illian Iluther wich deserves sp)ecia1 let ilonl. 1 -l o lon c by Alb,s \Itag;ie I.owtinat:. I't"of. E-. I. ,et1::ler, of Newholriy ('ol lege, deltv1,'(I an athdre's on "Why we Should I-n "age in iI"orcign Iiissioml"ry Wmkt I,''"whicht showed catrefull l'r-lpv ratnl and study, atdottwas enIljtyed by aill present.. IZer. Al. (). .1. l' relpis, t.f from the King to ladies of the conv"en tion to "Go I"'orward." Mir. rcpp Enadc at splendid tlkl. The mlanner in which he held the attent.ion of the erowvdcd and tired congrTegationl Showed his power ats a spleaker and the carnest ners wt1ihi(b11baractt-rize'd his entile ad dress de'monstrated that his heart is inl the work. I Heports of the delegates from the auxiliary societies showed these socie ties to be in a Ilourihin;g condition. Thle rep)ort of the executive Conmnit tee wIs csI)ccitlly cnco rinr:;111g. A gr at deal of work hadl been ntecomn )lished during the past year, and alil exptenses atnd obl[Igations tiu t, and a balance of $127 inl the treasury. Tlhe convention is to be eolg;ratl lated upon the due vaut0onl exercised in t he ap)Iro'riatioil of its funmi.. State mlissionary Societies frinttcntly go in debt, and the work i. very frunentlthy ret:rded by under01talkinlg more-0 than,1 the funds of the societ.y jlstify. A litt.le 1rudentce tilong t.ii is in is 1k a 1 lresh ing. .\Mrs. S. IL. Nease was elected p resi deut; Mr s. .1. A. It. Siherert', vice-pwesi dent. Nies. Ml. (). J. Krep s, s -eretary: )Irs. Annli Alwarden, of Columbia, treaiurei. \Iiss 41ll1ian ILuther was ap point,ed Chairman of the literary comn iiittee. A, t,he night 5ession AIs. .1. I'. Setr ler, of I'omiaria, read an originl pi apeir on "TJ.'he NeesEiIty of Increased Interest in Missionary \Work." Is it the clstom of the missionary so ciety to save the best for the last? Al is. II. A. \Ie(ullough's original paper "The Christian \Voinan--ilow Mlch I)oes She Owe?" was the crow niig etlort of the con venti on. After show ing the awful condition of te women in heathen countries she asked the qu estion. "'What is the di Iierence be tween these women and the women of America? The only ditference is that made by t-he gospel of tie Lord .1esus (hrist. The most precious words that have ever fallen on the ears of woman are: "Iail thou arn highly favored, the Lord is with thee, biessed art those atmong women. A eross was lifted up, light of the countenanee of God shone upon her and she becaiie the mother of woman's freedomn." She made it patri otie aip1etal to the membc r of the con vention to have some sp)ecial object in view, when praying, say, "dett Lord, for t.onight, stay someil brutal hand1(, st.op some womanl's tears and still sorne child's sobbing heart,." The synoipsis gi vein here doeis not doI t,he paper1C juls Lice. It, is a splend id paper and shotild be0 published. R e v. L1. IC. Probst, of Atlanta, wats onl the programmne for a spCeh, bult, failedl t.o apphear'. AIl1s. [1. IL AIell IIiouigh was3. chosen as5 assist.antt editor of the miissiotnary departmen t in The Lutheran Visitor. The convention was well aitteindedl and1( was asuccess. The1 peCoplle osi IPros per'ity atre glad thaut, the Chiristian) w) meni of the State have been iamong thbem. NI ay tihe work grow and1( priospl'. A i.e grandi, huI,t8 nkl I'dru p1 lillis rh life lif .joy1. uckIeni'sI A riien Salve, F'evc Mores, UI lIers, IHoi 1, kl'ous', ('orns Wart1a1, ('Ilts, 1riwa 1, Htirnis, Scalds, Chapped 11landst, Cifbilins. oult Pins1) and Aches. Ontly 25 eis. u bIox. C'uro guatraint$ed. So1(1ldy all D)ruggists. BARGAINS. Hiarnes5s, Wagons, Uggit(s, Stovcs and overy thing in our line, AS WVE WANT TO Im DUCE STOCK. F. A. SOHU MPERT, Agt t&Cf 2mos., FOR FALL PLANTING Rye, Red and White Onion Sets, Red Clover, Lucern and Lawn Grass Seed, For sale cheap at ROBERTSON & GILDER'S Drug Store. --THE-- - iNewberry loIler Milk~ Custom Wheat Crounc on Friday and Corn or I Saturday. STITEJ11ENT Of 11 Co11tlii0l of Tu Ncwblvry Saviiips Ban of' Nrwirry, 8. C,, at 111c C1cac of Blisillcss Sclllo llllel' 30, 1899. Filh lishctl ill Collfon11ity with all Act of Ilic GoiCral Asscilily, I' IIh'> t r oll It a0,( ... .......... I ' I )ivertl'uiuts liie'tirl .n on.. 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C,liO 1 DSPJNGE Il:ias a very' lar t I pratIi(e, but, it, WOul1d be toun(h latrger' if peop'le( only knew what an ee(t 1i pn hysician e is generally, and hlow' very mod leratl arc his chlarge(sti. I'ho:e who do know him t,horough1ly couldn't be induced to give Im, fn u I ae com es in all sizes and at all prices. You I':y buy a ig, Soft, Spngy Sponge for 500., aind you may b uy a Oiny, soft, 14Ingy CaOner a5L. YOu my alts gel sowt W m , Sponges in dillferent sizes and prices hetwee n th ese. Try 0o at your o' bath L,ub tmorrOw, try onil oil the bay, lse it for overything. YOUNG 00., P H NI-(1::,1 b l 'g,W s i, St. TrespassOltit Not'bl, ic.i warned u to to hil nsorsass lotpice. toi dto Trespssers wll teson )Ofrom~i hoing ous paSgo um mlaes. Brosw.il h tnocd a a ita y p ron voa,n The Racket Stlore l )a- 70O Sc1ol')1l)lCTts tley will sell ct 1., 3c, :al(d 5ic. 'I"'hese :1I-e gOOd1 Tabllets 'or theO pric'. Weas()o e i(' f line ol lteI grdl(le. W( (:ln sup. 1ly the clil(bel with I ead I'ellciIs, I1t .1'enciik, (Cray 11, 1)ollges, Erasers, I ook 8St r'ap1S, &c. '.I'O t bo(>e out (11' School whIo lia'e tiihie 14) r'a( We c([er a, 1o( (,I IIi(e lI;)01s, 1):11)('1' (' y ('r .1 :il 5., clothi cover 20e., b.", solu e of' t le I>est w riti-ers. '110'lIll lll! Til:l0 F1111UI We c:an in1teest them in1 househol< L O0(lk inl Tini and Agate Ware, a. lot. of useful lt (' s fl' the I t(.liell. Our }ies will suit, !'or We 1i.1ve 1)11t oile 010 ce Or every hod w~v. AV I'. 1(riit~1('1 this 1:111l ill N(e\vI)('rrTy ;11)(1( itj, I)lha ('S, )e.'(':1I'.(' it ' t'afs every O( l ' S [ tlI l'1, TRADE AT, WOPELAND BROS. 1 -: 1I.\l -: l ":1:N oI';NING AN) nau kin- New (Gods for the past four wt'tkt., and t,be consequtenee is, our "tore is Iaektd :tnd jamued with New Panl (God ,1nI W' andwe where to tell you (.hat, we never allow oturselVe5 to be tun ltiersoli b allyone, 4Iualit.y of goods CLOTHINC AND HATS. .N Aen's ,Iuits of Clothes for $1.(I(, worith li.00: Ml n's Fuitlis of ('totit os for $5.(th 1, wo.h $10 lent u sits of (iothies for .'.wotwth $Il 100110 ;'uitsof('lothes n't 1.1-t, wor',thi ' .1. I,o1',' suit, of (t h"er fir $l.25 a l1 $1.iI 0, worth $2.1); I lov s li Is of ('lothecs, fol $2 tlu, worth $2M and 8; .00i: I ;lioy' K1 nee i S 1 : ts at 'I., ,'. and1( "'l. at palir. I;ili lot, Of Alen's :xtra I Pnt , all sizes. :tt half the )1 - y P1'11>ay' fo r themil at, ot.her p laer-. Alen's Ifa14, all kC inds anm1 laL,rst st.yles. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! We ha ve them of all Inds and the he!. IIake:. A hi lot. La dies' .Jackets at, Crot $2.51 to $7.00. A lig lot I.adies' Capes at, from 'Or. to $7.IO--l'Ilush, Cloth and A\::trakan. \Ve can show oIt of the list and I ,wrgest Stocks of New 1)i'es, (;oods in Newlherry', I111i a1t, just itlf the I'tre you pmy for theml , it Wher" stores. You t -iilionly lose mlonely for yourself if you ionLt ste 1ts on I)rhess (h(ods thisselson. New I ot. T'immings, \'elvets, Silks, 1:mbr11'id(ery, I.are.. and 1{l hb ons. ('omo to e1 ets often. No trouble or its to show goods. 4Z:O]?433 2cl 3E3190s, Ml'1n St reet,, Ne wherry, S. C. ON.Y (ONi' :iT( IEE. NORFOLK OYSTEr 5erted in aly style at. ,lnes'sI Hestau1 topen for t.he 81eason1 and14 readly toI givo and1( quIick servi(ce. SERVED ON SHORT NOTICE 1 AM~ NOT alwVays striving to outdo my former elloris. You wvill findl my storo bright with ntow goods in tho line of Crockery, Glassware, Bicycles, Bicycle Repairings and Bicycle Sundries. I will maktlo it profiLtalO to you if you catll and exammoe my stock be loro buying. TJho goods nire marked to slut the tlmos. J. W.WHITE, MaLin Stroot, Nowborry, :1. C. EXEOUTOR'S SALE. jW11L L I, A'l' l'UBLIC OUT., . IyIo the l"irst Monday (Sale da(y) in Novembner,' 1890!, all tat tra'Ict of land(, siiut WinL1 Newb irry County, S. (., kcnown as tho Kenner'ly p)lace, ct . Aere u, more or' less, 1 .imded on the North andi 'ast, by lands of Chas. S. Siu her,' onl 1,ho Soutlh by estato of TP. C. Brown, on the West by Mrs. A. C. Cald wvell 's lands1. Tsu.\m31 01" SA ri.: One-half cash; bal anice tweclve mioths aLfter day of sale, s:cued( b)y bond of purchaser and mnort gage~( of pireimiscs 80old, wIth loavocto pay whole b)id in Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers'" andi stamos1). Also, Novcu ('i) Shaes of the CapI.:1, Stoek of Thel Nowberry Cotton MIlls, T1Xrms Caish. T HOS,. V. WICKERl. Surviving Executor' estate of Henry i Koon. dec'd. f46