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NEVIWREUY MARKIEt. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Sununer Bros. Meat . (i6.c. Iiams .................. l2(c4l.Ic. Beost Molasses, new crop....,. ce ooi Molasses....--............... 25@ 35c. C orn ............ ..........-......... e. M eal ............r H ay......''.-.--.--------......... 750. W heat Bran-------------........... $1.00 1st Patent F our-..-............ $4.75. aud Best Flour-------------.---... $4.25. Strait 1'ou'.-----------....... . $4.00. Good O. dinary F.'our...........$'3.0 0(3.50. Sugar .--.. ... -- ..... ......... 6(i 0 c. Rico-------------............... 6 (a)8 e. Coffee---,--.. --.. ............... 10(al)5e. Cotton seed meal, per sack... bl.00. Bale Hulls, per cw w .............. 30e. Country 1'roduco, Butter, por lb ...----.............. 15@20c. Eggs, per dozen ..---......... 121c Chickens, each .................. 12;(20e. Peas, por bushel.................. 60e. Corn, per bushel..-............ 55e. Oats) p r bushel................. 35(<40c. Sweet potatoes ---.---............. 40@50e. Turkeys, per lb .................. 6(q) 8e. Fodder, per cwt .................. 60 ?5c. COT 'ON MAIIIIK ET. (Corrected Se,ni-wVeckly by J. W. Gary & Co.) October 31st. Best G rade................... 7k Low Grade....... ............. 6 Don't waste time looking around, but como direct to headquarters, where big stocks and little prices pave the way the way to easy selling. -t. Mimnaugh's. A Complete E:41ablidl,inn,.,t. Mimnaugh's big ad. in this paper tells of the immense stock he has for the public to inspect and from which to make selections. He has as line a fall stock as one could wish to select from embracing anything and every thing in the line of clothing, shoes, dry goods, hosiery, gloves, hats, caps, furns, underwear, cloaks, etc. IIls es tablishment is complete. His stock is the best ard his prices the lowest. G:o. Noland, Rockland, G., says, "My wife had piles forty years. 1)e Witt's Witch I-Hazel Salve cured her. It is the best salvo in America." It heals everything and cures all skin dis eases. Robertson & Gilder. Wanted at once. Pive hundred hands to work on rail road. Wages: 90 cents and board per day. J. 11. Wicker. tf. "I wouldn't be without Do Witt's Hazel Salve for any consideration," writes Thos. 13. Rhodes, Centerlield, 0. Infailible for piles, cuts, burns and skin diseases. Beware of counterfeits. Robertson & Gilder. Teachers' Assoei ,tlo:a. The following is the programme for the next teachers' meeting to be held November 11th in the graded school building: How best to classify an ungraded school-Mr. J. S. Wheeler, Miss Minnie Simpson. The reading lesson-Miss Rachel Mc Master, Mr. H. P. Johnson. Address--Mr. F. WN. Higgins. Lilla K. Johnstone, Secretary. My goods talk eloquently for t.hem selves. In my big stock first wvatch the style about them, note economy of my p)rices, then buy where you p)lease, but It 18 dollar's to doughnuts that you wvili buy at MIimnauigh's. 1t. Telephone Subscribersm. Please add to your Prosperity list -Dr. E. N. Kibler & Co., No. 19, and oblige L. W. FL.oyo. An Exeptlon, to the Mule. A 81h01 where you can get what you want and whea you want it. STUA RT Bnos. E I. H. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf F.ciendship Bracelets From 50 cents upward, at Scholtz' Jew elry Store. 3t The Southern's 5Fpecials. The Sou thorn railroad cornpiany will run special trains over its lines enter ing Columbia for the occasion of the State Fair, on Wednesday and Thurs day, November the 8th and 9th. The following schedule and rates will be ob served on and by the special train. Leave Anderson 5.30 a. mn.$3.20 " Chap polls 8.02 " ....2.00 " Old Trown 8..12 " ....1.80 " Silver Street 8.21 " ....1.80 " Helena 8.32 " ....1.0 " Ncwberry 8.37 " ....1.60 " Prosperity 8.47 " ....1.40 " Pomnaria 9.05 " .....l.0 The above rates include one admis sion to the Fair grounds. The "Bostonian" beats themn all. For sale.here. S. J. Wooten. tf. Mouldidgs, Lumber, Laths and Shingles. STUART BRos. E. HI. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf Miss Bessie Riser's *collection of Millinery is her personal selection, gnd embraces the very lntest -styles, shapes and colorings. Ex treme rnaoderation of prices is a. pleasant feature of ter line. TERMVS STRICTLY CASH. \4f High Grade Guano at Eidw. R. Uinp's. f&t tf~ VARIOUS AND ALL AIIOUT. Next Monday will be salelay. The State Fair opens next Monday. The common pleas court, is in session this week. HIon. II. II. Evans returned yesterday from Columbia. Special trains for the State Fair will be run on both roads next week. J. P. J. Caldwell, Esq., of Grecuwood, is attending court here this week. Deputy Sheriff C. C. Whittle, of Sa luda, was in Newberry on Sat,urday. Yesterday was a damp and gloomy day, and but few people attended court. Mr. Jno. W. Daniels, of Saluda, came over Saturday to spend a few days in the city. Maj. 1). It. )uncan and C. 1'. Sanders, Esq., of Spartanburg, are attending court here this week. Some of our stock dealers will have some tine stock on exhibition at the State Fair next week. There was quite a change in the weather Sunday and Monday morning -many of our citizens wore their over coats. Superintendent F. W. Higgins in a published notice authorizes tho school trustees to open the public schools on November 13,th. See notice elsewhere. Miss Mamie McGraw was on Satur. day unanimously elected to teach the Trinity school for the ensuing year. The school will open on November 6th. Read Young & Co.'s advertisement and keep up with the procession. IIe is up-to-date with everything and he never fails to secure bargains for his customers. The time of the court was occupied yesterday in the trial of the case of Re becca Christian, admninist,ratrix, vs. Jno. I). Smith, et al. The jury found for the plaintiff $410.05. Rev. W. G. Neville, of Yorkville, who was elected Moderator at the Pres byterian Synod held here last, week, remained over and preached an instruc tive and interesting sermon at the Pres by terian church.Sunday morning. Mr. E. 13. Wilbur, who for the past four years has been superintendent of the Newberry Cotton M ills, will leave here al-out the 18th of November to take charge of the Gaffney Cotton Mills, Galiney, S. C., a plant_of 63,000 spindles. Rev. J. B. Hood, of Newberry, preach ed three excellent sermons in the Asso ciate Reformed church last week, the occasion being the regular communion service. Mr. Hood is i very earnest preacher and made a good impression on our people.-Abbcville Medium, 26. The Epworth High School opened Monday, the 16th inst., under the efllci ent management of Prof. L. M. Lawson, of Oats, and Miss Una Lake, of New berry. The school had a good opening and there are quite a numlr- of pupils to come in yet.-Lydia correspondent Darlington News. The Southern Railway Company will sell round trip tickets for the occasion of the unveiling of the Winnie Davis monument and meeting U. D. C , at Richmond, Va., November- 7th to 15th, at one fit-st-class fare for the r-ound trip-$12.05 fronm Newberrmy. Ticket,s on sale November- 4th to 6th, limited to 15th. Rev. Molten Clark, of Flionce, a mnember- of the South Car-olina Presby terian Synod, which met her-e last week, remained in the city and p)reached in the Fit-st Methodist Church Sunday mor-ning and tnight. Those who had the pleasur-e of hearing him were high ly p)leased with his sermon. He also addressed the l'resbytoerian Sunday school Sunday afternoon. IDearness Cantnot hie Cured by local apiplictions, as they cannot reach thec dIseased lportion of the eat-. Thtere is only onte way to enrte deatfneCss, and flhat Is by con sttutional remedies. Deafes is cause~d by tin Inflamed condilltin of 1hIo muceous lining If thte Eustacian Tuba. When ti tuba gets Inflamted you have a rumbling sound orltm petrfect heoaring, and when It in entirely 110osed deafness to the result, and udless the Ildflammuat Ion can be taken out andc thJs tube restored to its normal conditiotn, hearing wIll be des8troyed fororer; ninoe cnes c-ut, of ten~ itrc causied by catarrtt, whIch Is nothing but un innlamed condition of the mucous su races. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any IRsO of Deafness (caused by caiaatrh) thatecan r.ot be cu'cd by H ail's Catarrh Care. Send for circutlars, free. F. J CHENNEY & Co., Sold by druggsts. 75c. Tld.0 Hall's Family Pills are the best Rates to the State FaIr. For the occasion of the State Fair at Columnbia, S. C., November 6th, to 10th, theo ColumbIa, Newber-ry and Laurens Lt,ilroad Company will sell excursion rate tickets at the r-ates mentioned be ow for the round trip, icluding one idmission to tihe Fair- Grounds: Class A. Class B Li.Ltle Mountain.-..$1.15 $1.50 Pirosperity--------...1.40 1.75 Newxbirry............... 160 2.03 Jlinton..........-......2.00 2.75 Laurens................2.20 3.10 Class A-Tickets to be sold Nov. 7th, 3th and 9th, limited to 11th. Class B-Tickets to be sold Nov. 4th to 10th inclusive, lImited to 13th. (Jall at Edw. R. Hipp's for High Grade Guano. f&t tf. BARGAINS. Harness, Wagons, Buggies, Stoves and everything in ,our line, AS WE WANT TO RE DUCE STOCK. E'. A. SOHUMPERT,Ag st&f 2mos. A t OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET ALL THE NEWS OF A LIVE AND PR (IRESSIVE TOWN. Miss Bessio Winn, of Saluda C. 11 is visiting Misses Barre. Tom Harmon, Esq., of the Sparta burg bar, has been spending some tin with parents. Mr. S. J. Kohn spent. Thursday I Columbia. Capt. J. M. Wheeler went to Atlau ta co business last week. Capt. and Mrs. .Jno. C. Seegers, C Columbia, spent Monday with thei friends in town. Mr. L W. C. Blalock, of (oldvillt was in town Thursday in the intere; of his oil mill. 1is mill is a new omt He purchased al:)ut twelve bushels c cotton seed. If we had an oil mill her would the seed be shipped away? Dr. Montague, of Greenville, wil preach in the Baptist ohuroh secon Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. l[e wil in all probabllity preach also at nigh I Public cordially invited. Mr. Frank Hunter has gone to At lanta. le is iery fond of the ''Lilly and he finds the finest variety in Al lanta. May he succeed in gathering i one. Dr. Frank Simpson. of Greenville, I visiting his uncle, Dr. J. B. Simpson. Dr. L. G. Corbett went to Sumte Wednesday to visit his mrother. Sh leavos for Arizona next week. Mrs. J. \V. Blanton spent last weel in Barnwell County at her old homo. Mrs. Sallie Kennedy, of )ue West, i at home. Miss Sallie is looking well and her many friends are glad to sei hrer. It was the pleasure of your corre spondent to entertain "Mr. Kay" whil attending the Synod at St. Luke's. Mr. Burr Harmon spent a few day at Ninety-Six last week. Mr. Ira Bedenbaugh left Monday for Memphis Hospital and Medical College Memphis, Tenn., to take a course o lectures. t Rev. W. 11. Ariail started a protract" ed meeting in the Methodist churcli Sunday night. Rev. Kirkpatrick returned from Charlotte Friday where he had been for treatment. We are very sorry tc say to his numerous friends that hit condition is not improved. Rev. J. B. [Hood p eached a very in teresting sermon in the A. R P. church Sunday night. What is the matter with the Central Luther League? The members of Grace League had arranged to enter tain it last Saturday, but only two delegates appeared. We did not see any notice of the programme for this mcet'ng. The trouble may have been in the fact that Prof. Counts, the pres ident, was away and the vice president, Prof. Setzler, did not want the du'y of arranging a ' programme to fall upon him. The dime reading announced for first Friday night, in the academy building, will not be given. There will be a business meeting of the Luther League in Gr ace church next Friday night. Olliers for the en suIng year will '"e elected. A full at tendance desired. Notice, Patterns are sold striet.ly for cash, and are not excl,angeable. A Miarriage In Ohtste r. Wednesday evening at (3.30, Miss Tattle Boulwarc, one of outr most gifted young ladies, was marrilcd to W. J. Cherry, Esq , of Rock H1ill. The cere mony was pe.-formed b)y R.ev. D. N. Mc Laughlin and the wedding march was played by Miss [Lizie Simpson. The parlor was beanuti fiully decorated, and the presents numerous, beautiful and valuable. They left on the Nor-th bound train for R.ock [Hill, wherec a re eept,ion was to be given them yester :lay at the home of the groom's brother, Mr. J. M. Chertry. They will be "at home" after Nov. lst..-Chester Lan bern, 27th. Mr. Cherry has many friends in tis aity who are glad to hear of his happy mar'riage. The Hebraid and News ex bends congratulat,ions. MORE FAIR TRAIN'). rho C., N. & L. to Operate Titem During .Feir Week. Yesterday It was announced that the iolumbia, Newberry and Laurens rail -oad would on Nov. 8 and 9--during fair wveek-run an extra train leaving Green ville each morning at 6 o'clock and re burning leaving this city at 7 p. mn. and eaching Greenville at 11 p. mn. These brains will be operated espeeially for the :onvenienee of those who wish to spend 2nly one day out of fair week and get, ack to the Mountain City the samne migh.-The State, 29th. F"OR FALL PLANTING Rye, Red and White Onion Sets, Red Clover, Lucern and Lawn Grass Seed, For sale cheap at ROBERTSON & GILDER'S Drug Store. Bears. the ' h idYO aeAw B0ught Signature et f $tO FLYN Men's and Boy's Clothing and shoes it r'ies, Not Nearly lifty years o' exprenc'eo forow goods on April 15 last, fully (it) d1 1- above goods 11now at 75i. on the t e goods at, l0s t han others had to 1 to save ilon(1ey t.''adu at the One-I $1.25 and the same goods to anotl drolp down 25c. at each offer un store- -all e1ustomers buy it the I adies should see oInt' I3lack Ivess (Go0 Cashmleres, I ellri'iettas, ILaek.n oI tememnber it is i pleasure and n( FLYNN t S.--Evory Cuseiwr trading wi 3 Thtllunrden .111cd. ( 'Written by Stall' ('orrespondcit of Hlerald and News. I Take ip The Newberry iierald, 'There's Ioth ing you utn lose, By doing that at. once, I k now, 'Tis always full of news. It tells you where to choose The things you need 111 want to buy, From coats to hats and shoes, And where they're not too high. S It tells you all and every time, T"1hie things you ought to know, And if you (o not read and learn It's just because 3 ou'rc slow And have no push and go. Suhseribe right noN.', now is the time And you'll he ghaul I told you to, For it is 'ery prme. You'll finlrd the vhit i manl's burden Light as a flake of ,?niow, Tossed here tindi theru or anywhere .1 u t, is the %% ilnd may blow. And times will cle and go Like clouds across the evening sky, So smooth and1 light you'll never know How swift the time can fly. Look in your pants at once, Each pocket has a dollar: And more than that I heard 'em rattle, As so --c as I'm a scholar. I heard the gold one holler', The silver pressed him down, The silver pressed him down so hord That he could not turn round. So take the gold one out And give it for the News, And take the silver somewhere else And buy i pair of shoes; Ve show you where, to choose The best ones in the town: Yes, sir, the Herald and the New.i Will show yout all around. All wi' e men read this papeir Fr'om the first, page to tle enl, Subscribe at. one', and you'll not need To I 'row n1o' to lcrd. You may oblige a friend, 0 very much, sometimes, By showing him this number here And let, him read these rhymes. "What's in a nane?" Everything, when you come to medicine. When you get flood's Sarsaparilla you get the best money cain buy. omaining in the P'ostoflice for week ending October' 29, 1899. -B-Mollie Boyd, Ella Iloozy, MJadisoni Burton, 'T. J1. B3oozerC. C-Ahlce S. Counts, J1. D). Cr'oise, FaiLt (lag, I. S. ('ranck. D)-T. S. D)uckett, 10. MI. Derr'ick. E-. FO. lh'ans, Still ic ildwards. G-Mlaek Gar'y, Jonnie Glasgow, Paul (G r'eren. HL-Isaiah Hiendei'son. J-Soninie .Jonies, D). S. .Johnisorn. K-Hamii K ibler, HI. S. Knruigh t,, H en dcrson Kenrer'ly, S. E. & [I. S. Knight., M. 8. Kelly, J1. .J. Kibler. L-Hlenry Lynch. M-W. Y. Miller, J. M. Mlardis. R -WViliie Rlobertsonu. WV-Jessic Wilson, II. ('. Willing ham, M. 13. Wallace, J. R. Wood, J1. B. Willbanks, P~els-n W. Wilson, Mi's. D. P.* W,crts, Minnic WVadklns, M. 0. WViI son. A-Sal lie A brams, (2) 13-0. W. B3utler. G--Mangum Gar'ys. Hi-H. M1. B. Hlenderson. J1-Isaiah .lohn-son). M-Ford Mangum. K-Ambirose Kibler. W-George WIcker, B. WV. WIlliams. Persons calling for the above letters~ and packages will p)lease say they were advertised. WM. Y. FAIr, P. N. October 30, 1899. "If you scour the wvorld you will never find a remedy equal to One Min ute Cough Cure." "'lIustIer." 1It cur'ed his famrily of LaGrippo and eaves thousands from pneu11mon Ia, br'on chitis, cr'oup and Lill throat and lung troubles. Robertson & Gilder. it. B. ii. FORt BA D) LOoD1. Hottle Beint Free.C Badl Blood causes Blood arid SkIn DIseases, Eruptions, Pimrples, Herofu Ia, Eating Sores, Ulcers, Cancer, Ecze ma, Skin Scabs, Eruptlins and Sores on ChIldren, Rheumatismt, Catarrh, Itchirg Humors, etc., a posItIve spe0 ciic cure Is found In B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm,) the most wonderful blood purIfier of' the age. It has always ecre even t-he muost (deep seated, per sisten' cases, after doctors and1( patent medIcines had all failed. B. B. B. cures by drivitng out of the blood the poisons and humors whIch caiuse all these trotubles, and a cure Is thus made that 18 permanerrnt. ContagIous Blood PoIson, prod ucling Ertuptions, Swol len Glands, lcerated TIhiroat rand( Mouth, Etc., otured by B. B. IB. At druggIets, $1 per large bo)ttle; six Largo bottles ful It rea tment1) *5. WVr'ite for Frea l'rlal Bottle, which will be sent by re turn mail. Medical adlvlco Fhtxx.. Ad dress BLoon B AL Co., Ahian,a a .y, 1 all the latest sLyles, .1 eans, I-lannels, I) ions, Stloehklnlgs, (Glovt (, Corsets. Shir'ts, tt.rned its thi't a'l tidvu''ce in p rices ,. ,ys before the goods were made. We au.e, ollar of whltt Ihe sam1' gools wo 'hi ol )y for tlle t that, have 1.4entIlv h, ilt t.1 'riee Stor"', where tht'i :' no .Iewin;;, no ler elu;to .tl'r aI, :?I..,(. \Ve will not ;ask :x; til we comnt' dovn t 'I...t) as ot her:; do. ilaue r)1"iv . is. the' Silk \lo' air ( 'isrots. l;,rilliantitl t'"n Stilt:n; :andl let uar1 \\ ' S too tie It i 1labor to show -ood-t. A reilt, whe neve: A 1.tOUIt N tN1' OF MV NO). A ver.v l'I'a.unmant St'~Iti t -2 T t,,liig ,11eetintg--Tle ) I.gat-a l't 1'1.:u.ai \\'Ilh New1e)trry. Newherry. ( )ctober 25.----The I'resby terian Synod in sessioll here conveic0 at 9 o'eICLk this n oroilg, ia half hour earlie' thau usual in order to comll)ete thie business On hand in timle for the mlembers to leave On thle mllidday trains. The report of the c"ommoitteo on the mlilt .4int of the "'eneral assmnlbly touch ing ehurebl and (;1listiant education, precipitated mnuelh discussion. Ad dr0sses Were Iade by liev. .1. I1. Shearri, 1). 1)., 1'iesidilt. of I)avidson College; [Nev. S. G. Blyrd, lNev. (. A. I iaekburnu, Riev. Jaus. Woodn, I). 1). Thel1 matter was finally p0ospnnd for ftlith isusion 1111d action at the next leetiug of ;:ynod. A tesoltion was 1as;:elI dclaring that ihev. N. J. llolnm s and I;cv. S, C. T.odhd Were dives,tcd of all iIinlistl"rial! authorit.y derived by tlhem:1 from the I'lesbyterianl chlrch-inasmtuch as tle had withdrawn fl-om1 tiiis chulrch atnd were out of h)atmtony with it on points of fundamental dcetiie. liev. J. II. L.umplkin, Seeretary of the assembly's cotlnmittee on ('(IleaLioll, Ad dressed the synod on ministerial edu eattion. A fter this address the closing exer cises weie held, a hymn was sing and the synod adjourned with prayor by the I:ev. W. (l. Neville, moderator. This has been a specially pliavant meeting of synod. The ieimbers all leave today with noch to be thankful for-that they have had a Itatrlnliois and spiritual leetilg of synod; that they have had the pleasure of leeting the good people of Newberry, and found there nI2101)g them sneh wide open doors anld hitg warm hearts. They leave with best wishe0 atnd prayers for richest blessings from t,he Great llend of the Church to rest upon Newberriy, her churces, her schools and her every high and noble inlterest. Synod Imeets next year at F'l'rence, October 2:, 1loo..--S)ecial to The State. Dr. H. H1. Haden, Summit., A labama, Says, "I think Keidol I)ysl)op-sirt 'nre is a splehldid ined icine. I p1eseribe ii, and I,y coltiden1Ce ill it' g'ows With I conltinue1d use0." It, digests what ,'you 0eat21and quickly cure's dy',sp)ep:Ma and'1 in d igestioni. Rlobertson & Gi iler. iI'IT inks10 America (')a ntol 0 ( il fn' thea 1Ish1in 1, but1 W 'het~ iter 111h1 2'oii I U;:o it or' no0t is A tnot:r Slatte,ir. WaVlshingt.on, OcL,ober' 29.-G;en. Fitz. hugh L ee, who is in t,he United StaLes On 2a vacalioni froml) his p)ost in1 Cuba,, is in the1 eiL,y on his way Sout,b. lie is accompan~2ii ed by his son. TIomoirrow night GeCn. L ee ex pect,s to go to ich mond1( to w1itess the launlIclihg of the Sh ubrick, but, will r'eturn'l to W\ash i ng Lon on 'Wed nesday. ini an i nt,ervijew lie say3s the people1 of Culba areO steadilily uniiprovinhg unlderi the ex istinig prIoI-ueto rate of tihe Uni1ted StaLtes, and0 are0 slow Iy, but) sur21ely, rebu)lihling their wmn wasted homeis and( '0~ repiig thir cippled)0( foirt,unles. Lif tand1( i)ropert,'y Lare secureP in (Cuba, ow in g 1lrgely, lhe said, to t,he salutar2uy restra'i it- e)xerc'ised by Amniein mil11itarly authorit.y. 1H( Uh inkst,be0i tie not,rpe1) yet., howe ver, The Cubans10 arPe trac1t,able an qu0(iliet, hid the r'evolution has1 gi ven themil self 'espiect. and( sel f-rel ianice. Tiri2 im1 pus Is are generally in the ih lt dIirec Glon, but,) of Course, bot-h in tIhe theory 11nd pracZltice of sel f-governmenii('t they w'e wholly wvithot experience. 'ThIere 5 amlfong cer2tain Cuban-s aL dep0 IleaIted )2rej ile atgai .st, some men01, whoi, tbo 2ubans thlinik, opprICee Cubans uindlr sp)anish ruole, and1( if give aOI frtiee rind h1e Cubans would make1( shorlt,wol< ef hIems. Th'1e Uitoled Staltes Gover'nment1, is pledged to gr'anit,inIdependeonce to Cii >a1 after' the Island hats heeln lalliied, 11nd I believe that,1 p)romiise should be0 'ultilled juist as5 swiftly as w 0011 enn in re 0on and1( justice. " The i ndulst,iaul situation is im prov ng aInd mionc'y is gi'aduatlIly going 111t0 Juba1, but, nothing like as fast as5 It 4'ou1ld if inovestor's were surIie that propJ rt,y wouild 2'rmain sate foi' y'ears to tomec anld lhe protect.d by a1 Govern ncnt, strong enough to enori(2ce law aInd (ocn. Leo declIned to (discuss plit,ical 11f1a11s in Cuba and whether or' not the jubans desir'ed inodependence 01' 2annrex I,thon, CASTOR IA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bear11s the Sianature of nji$ :, TIa inlgs, 1.aces I'ubroil "ndt' hits irc i.tabh-, andl we cont ",ectd for thes,e therefore, in i osition l() ol'er t Ihe above t tod;ty, andl wc e:n sell otu the t-OVe ir .l in NIw \ork: so if' yolt want st"lir,;to one1 t ;.t at "rs t t , Les br, TO e R E-en'a .00, anot.het .t)for a boyN"' stlit. ulf elo e sa.i t e We will not allow any ski1n'au i u Sitilian Ilioueays. Ilr eae, ,:lte s to lat.'st. 1ro l ;i ont, () o r r lo.ms. dleviatr fromu is po>lite II..tnt ion to a ,it Notions mlS1oos. I have .inst rtivt"ed 14and put, in stt;"k TWvO Thou -mid vandhl l'ite ialctjid Dollir of NEW DRY GOODS, Notions, llo:irry, l'indlr wear:, G;love!,, I tlland lerhief-, t'tlr las, Ties, 'e ti ('o!".ret-, l'erafuIlit,try, So;t1a &.\e AI.; 2. c\SI: ; Hamilton, Brown & Co.'s Good Shoes, which will h_" suldl at Ilhe Io v.t -t li\ t - pries tt foransh. (onte and see Ithena, and Iet ut- sell you what, yout neetl. I sell Atlnerican Itndir P'rints, Hlamilton '1't11rkey lIed I'rints, Siml son l a!ek ltnl WVhilt' and $ilver (;rey P'rints, andl all of the b st, stantlhl fane I 'rints at I . ('(vls Spool ('otton at 12e. ia tld ; , -e. a Spool, 7 Spools for 25:u, tnlI ('ver. Lhing at, close on to whob'sale prie-s. t-''ontu and see u I often. A. C. JONES. Newher"ry. S. ('., (Otobe' 11, IS:II. FOR UALE. AN\I' ' eI'A\ I. - .ing; on hotlh sidles<t the (;reenVille .\ (olubia Rilroad, ;V w"en ()ld''otvn andi ('happIellis c"ontai 'n : 'NOare '1'bree Iluundredl Acre- 'n lirst, atntl ste otnd1 low lands--well 1 tlIted to the ;row l b of b uri nudla' rt I."-'no t; hi op en landl for Ia far"tn of I . ye or li flt"tu horses. Well st.itel for sloCk raisig. PIine water. (od duel\ing an t.nc ant houses. Apply to .1. A. A'1"l'A \V\', aluda., S. ;. orM.'T'' t.itf. Silver Street, S. C. STfITEJIIEWT Of til Coildliioll of Tho Nowliorry Sayiigs BrnI of Nowbolrry, a1 U,, at IIic cioso of BI1i1811t8880110g1030, 1809, 1hit Jkhol i1 ClIIforllIily withi al Aol cile lillis reci vable..............i i7 lbonds.........................7 I Col leet. i on L((. a lIat.........1 1 )ve rdraIift s stIcuredt and o t. SCured'4'.....................;i : $21 6 85 'a pi tiLl........................$5~,t t I 'ofi ts~I~ C h 1)0expe ses paid1. .. 1, lot ;t.; lh1 v idends unlo paId............. :t (.11 Jashi et's chteck ou, standing...$ 285 i:t chan k d eposi ts.. 5,80(; 891 11.div1iual dlepos 1t1;.--................88,53;.21-$12-1,025 R BillIs p)ayabl.....,...,.........;,153 -1: *21Io,3o5 8-5 tnnk, who beinp dulty swornt, Ilnys the (1,bove stat.cmtIt1, is corri'ect to) the( hlest >f his kSInow l'dge and1to blief. h-'ornt to beftore moe th is t.h1ird( (lay of October4, 19. WV. C. TIvniult, [I,. s.I el A M iIS NNT'OSl . 0. MeCl l.t i:ms. WjA N TI I)0 -SlVj.ItA la ;ICIlH an lonestd pers'ons to ' represent, Is a15.Nlanit ters in this and0 close by Ot iies. S tar'y $tt at year andLt 11111.I )or reIfrentics, anly b) ikI in any townt tomlC. lI efe-ene- Ec I'te1( se11 'l Ilressed stamp led enre ,,p (le. 'I'It C )1. IIN ION COM l'AN Y, De ',. ;?, C(1jeILge. TRESPASS N'OTIOE.L ICrsignecl. Thle la1w- Il bost rictly en.. orced agin~Li1st all vi 'tors~ ot this no( Iee. 1) . L, BO( ZlNI C & .S( N. -. L. HC1tUNtM l'j' . it. U. II10 A)4 y'. SaliumDp8t & HollawaU, 'lIorneys an<d Counsellors at Lato, N ICW.101.EItY, S4. C'. 'ract,ice in all State anId U. S. Cotltt. Sitto i"I F4HN.~ UsMe our1 .Scr'een Door)s and WVindows, 'VSTUAIL RT ilu)s. 200 Pretty New PITUiE FRAMES For Sale. I (;avu just rocive ad 111( added to 01 alrealy lirge ald var:e1 stock of fraies t wo hundlred uo u o) pretty inw sty h's of pict air fraies. WVI on in tr'd of a framnu ell at our gallery. \\u 11o Hell Kodak Cameras, Plates, Developers, Printing Papers, Photographic Chem3 icals, Photo Csirdnounts, &c., used'( by Aauiite'ur I'hOtogrIphors. SALTEWS PHOTO STUDIO. Maii -tree4(t, >No'wherry, . C. Is scientifically tested and blended to obtain that uniformity in taste so much c!esired by all who apnreciate first class coffee. We have them in three gracdes, none of which can be sur passed in cquality. 2 lII Tills Jaiva-Mccha, Bist, '75 cla 3 JJ Tills Java-Mvcha~, Best $1.00 11ii Pkax lNc 6,25 cts Fackaag. We also have full line of Park's unmatchable grouncd Spices. Give them a trial. Tile Ralt S01 I.Ias 700 Shool Tablets they will sell at 1., c, andl t e . These are gd'l'al ts for ti priCe. We iso rty i int ofetter gmuades, \e ba .ll p .Y thfe (illiiell Withl Lead w'nhos ahpre leci s, firay. OIlS, Spon )1ges, i1rasers, Book Str'aps, No. T hose ot of school who have Liine to read we ole' a lot of nlie IBooks, pae cov whr i- :uhf . cloth cover 20c., bysoe of the best writers, S av II nterest, the in lIousehoIld g!oods in 'Tin andhl A gal Ware, a lot, of useful aticls for the kitch. Our prices wil suitv, fr we hav e hilt OnO JP. CO fOr (every.. body. We originated th'is tlan in Nowherry and find it pi uases, I eCenIIS(e it I.reaits 0 ver7 WAGONS& BUGGIES In Car Loads. W hav juOt eceiv(d 11 car of the Well Knw JIWhXVito 11 ickory WVagons; ds,a car of Boggies, which wvo will well helat. If in ned of a >r luggy, it . will py you to call and( get eour prices hoefore making your rchase. W lbuy in large lots, pay mathi, dliscoun!t our1 bills, which on tbles u1s to Hell l"irst cleas (Goods at ow prices. comalso and soo us. Wio vill tako plonsure in showing ,'you vhitaL w ( l hav. We guaeantto overy IVagon and Jggy to give enltiro at isfaction. Very> resipecftully, Summer ros. NOM INATIONS. It. 0. IH. MAYlCit IS HilICH~FLY I. noinahited aH aL canidate for re :lectin as Ma~yor oIf Newbrry. MAN Y VOTICR~S. REGISTRATION NOTICE. OT)LIClC IS IlThiRIY GIVICN .N th at the f ooks of Reogistration for ho T1own of Now berry, S. C., aroE nlow pcn, and thu undersigned as Super 'iser of liegistrationi for said town 1, v'ill keop said( b)ookf one.n overy day, Sundays except.'d , fromi 9 aL. m. until p. m. , untIlI and includi ng the 4th day f D)ecembecr, 1599. JN0. C. COGGANS, Sentom1 Vsco1r viof Utoglstration,