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(()'I'ON MARTKEr. (Corrected Semi-W:-ekly by J. W. Gary & Co.) November 10: Good M id(d ling........................... 7-40 Low G rades ........................... 6( You never know what form of blood poison will follow constitpation. Kee) the liver clean by using 1eWitt's Lit tle Early IRise'rs and you will avoid trouble. They are famous little pills for constipation an( liver and bowel troubles. Robertson & Gilder. One first-class half Jersey nilch cow for sale. Call at this ollice. It "A Jay From JtysvIllo." Is the title of the funny 3 act comedy that will be produced at the Opera house next Tuosday night, Nov. 141th. It is one of the largest shows that will visit us this season and no doubt will be attended by a very large and ap preciative audience. LaGrippe, with its after effects an nually destroys thousands of people. It may be quickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure, the only remedy that produces immediate results in coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia and throat and lung troubles. It will pre vent consumption. Robertson & C ilder. An elegant line of Men's Gloves at 25, 50, 75 and $1 at A. C. Jonos'. tif. The "Bostonian" beats them all. For sale here. S. J. Wooten. tf. Friendship Bracelets From 50 cents upward, at Scholtz' Jew elry Store. 3t Wanted at Once. Five hundred hands to work on rail road. Wages: 90 cents and board per day. .1. II. Wicker. tf. FOR SALE OR RENT. Dwelling and Store house in Helena. Apply to II. C. SUM M I Rl IS, J r. f & t. tf. Capt. McCauglhrin Itur'. So far there have been no untoward incidents. The only accident chronicled yesterday befell Capt. S. J. McCaugh rin, the "thoroughbred" superintend ent of the races. ie was chopping a piece of wood with a hatchet tnd had the ill luck to cut his leg quite pain fully; but he has not been disabled. The State, 7th. "I had dyspepsia fifty-seven years - and never found permanent relief till I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Now I. am well and feel like a new man,'' writes S. J. t"leming, Murray, Neb It is the best digestant known. Cures all forms of indigestion. Physicians every where prescribe it. Robertson & Gil der. 25 Cases New Sho es just received at t &A. C. Jones. Mouldidgs, Lumber, Laths and Shingles. STUART BROS. E. H. LEsLIE, Manager. t,&ftf D)ispons,nny P'rofts. The business done at the Newbet-ry dispensary for- the monthr of October is as follows: Sales, C4,746.9J3; invoice ptrice $3,700.03; gross profits, $986.92; ex penses, $165.56; leaving a net ptrofit of $8:1.36 to be divided between the the cotnty and town. J1. D. Bridges, Editor- "DIemocr-at," Lancaster, N. HI., says, ''One Minmute Cough Cure is the best remedy for croup I ever uscd(." lImimedit,cely re lieves and cur-es coughs, colds, ct-cup, asthma, pneumonia, bt-onchit,is, gr-ippe and all thrnoat and lung troubles ' pt-events consump)tionl. Robertsor. & Gilder. Six thousand dollars of Drn y Goods,. Notions and Shoes to be closed out b)y Januar-y lst. A. C. Jones. tf. For IRent. Plantation in high state cultivation on good terms. Good six room d well ing, tenant houses, good stables, barn and gin house, good water, good orch ard-hu-ches andl school convenient. Apply to M. M. BUFORD, Newberry, S. C. Nov. 3, 1899. tf. An Exceptions to ithe trute. A shop where you can get what you want and when .you want It. STrUARTW BROS. E. HI. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf .High Grade Guano at Edw. R. Hipp's. f&t tf Beautiful and Cheap, .Are 0our imiported line of GOgney Chlina. VaIses of the latesttyesand Lamps of all save yumny ieu call. ROBERTSON &GID , Corner Driug Store. - -BARGAINS. Harness, Wagons, Buggies, Stoves and everything in our line, AS WE WANT TOb RE DUCE STOCK. F. A. SOHUMPERT, Agt t&f 2moe. VAICIO1Y AN) A Li, AnIiTr. P'ay your town taxes before t,ho 20th inst. On that date the books close. Mr. F'..1. Russell has again taken charge as trimmer of the electric lights. Rev. E. P. McClintock and lion. Geo. S. Mower are attending the A. R. P. Synod at Charlotte, N. C., this week. The Herald force took in the fair along with "other people" this week. Both railroads carried crowds down to the fair yesterday from Newberry. Sisl Ratchel Mittle, of Bennettsville, has been spending a few days this week with her parents here. Coming, "a Jay from Jaysville" at the Opera House Tuesday November 14th. Watch for the l"unny Farmer band parade at 2 o'clock p. n. A devotional meeting of the Luther League will be held in the Lutheran Church tonight. An address will be delivered by President Geo. 13. Cro mer. The public 's invited. 1)ts. Peter Robertson and W. 1. Pel ham attended the meeting of the State Board of Pharmaceutical Association in Columbia yesterday. Dr. Robertson is president of the association. Mr. Allen Bishop, a successful farmer of No. 5, lost eighty-live dollars last Monday aftcrnc'n between Newberry and Jalapa. He had sold cotton and lost the money on his way home. The excursionists passing Newberry on the night trains this week were frequently heard comm)anenting on the excellence of our electric lights. They can,t be beat-Columbia can't touch thcm. Mr. W. T. Tarrant, Chairman of the Executive Committee, gives notice of a meeting of the citizens of the city on Tuesday, the 21st inst., to make rules and regulations for the nomination of Mayor and aldermen. The daily papers sta'e that returns come in slow from Tuesday's elections, but in the Stater; where the interest centered the result was as follow,.: New York, Ohio, Kentucky and New .1ersey go Republican, while aryland has been redeemed by the Democrat.s. Ne bi aska stuck to Bryan. The meteoric shower w% hiil astron omers tell us will occur on the night of l3th or 14th will be of much interest to all of our citizens. It is said that the shower will be at its bestfrom midnight until 3 a. n., and in order to keep the people from sitting up Superintendent Voss has kindly consented to blow the power house wiistle when the meteors appear. So li.en for the alarm. Volcan1te ESrul,on Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures tmem; also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felous, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile cura ou earth. Drives out Palos and Aches. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all Druggists. Hamilton, Brown & Co. $2.50 Shoes, best on earth for the money, at tf. A. C. Jones', 1hvotionni Meoetin~g of the Luther League. PR~OORAMME. Friday Evening at 7:30. Reading-Miss M. E. Swygert. Recitation-Miss SusIe Su tmr. Talk on League Topic-Prof. Geo. B. Cromer. C'OMrrT'EI. nis,marck's Ironi Nervo Was he rsultof is splendId health. gy are not, found where Slomach, Liver, Iildney antd Bowels are out (if order. If you want, these qualIties andl the success they bl og, use D)r. King's New Life P~ills. They develop every p')wer of brain and body. Only 25o at all Drug Stores. Go to A. C. Jones' for good winter Un dlerwear. tf. DEATIIS. After a p)ainful illness of several months duration Mr~s. A manda Peter son departed this life on the night, at about 9 o'clock. of Thursday, Novem ber 2nd, 1899. Her body was taken to Columbia next day for interment. She was the daughter of John Chapman and Sophia Abney, his wife, and was the wIdow of Capt. W. S. Peterson, of Co. D, 19th Regiment b. C. V., who was killed in battle at Atlanta, Ga., July 23, 1864. Perfect in all the elations of life as daughter, sister, wife, mother, friend and neighbor, she has gone, as we be lieve, from a world of sorrow and trial IllumInated with some bright rays of lIght fronm heaven, to one where p)ain and grief are never p)ermnitted to In trudoe. At the time of her death Mrs. Peter son was in her (65th year, having beeni born Junc8, 1835, in the District of Edge field, now Saluda County. She died in Newborry at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.M. Dennis. * ATTNIN HOUSE KEEPERS. Come to Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store and buy your APPLE and WHITE WVINE VINEGAR, CINNAMON, SPICE, CLOVES, MUSTA RD and MUSTA RD SEED. We can GUARANTEE the purity of our goods for we have tested them. Robertson & Gilder DRUGISYS ON 'PHH CORNER Hest line of Hosiery in Newborry at, tf- A. C. Jones'. U3o3s' extra heavy black Hose 7o to 10c. 15o to 25c at A.C nes-, I'ralieo For tho tiond PCio of Neowbrr;N Frotm a Hccent Uucst. i"tta Jane, S. C., October 31.-Last week we attended the meeting o Synod at Newberry, where we me quite a number of friends from all part: of the State. We made the trip th rough the country by pri 'ate conveyance and had an all-round enjoyable time. For the people of the grand old city of Nowberry we have nothing but tin most deserving praises. The first man we wet after enterning the city (tha we knew) was Ion. 0. L. Schumpert who is so well and favorably known hy a large number of our I.edger readers lie assured us that we would be wel taken care of. We were "not long il finding out that he wasn't mistaken. The city was at our command. Ilte telphone company placed itself at ou service and the homes of the citizens irrespective of denominational ties or affinities, were thrown open and a cor dial welcome extended to all. Especially are we thankful to Mr. 1). L. Copeland, the gentlemanly livery man, for his kindness to us during om stay in Newberry. lie is one of the cleverest bachelort, we ever met and we recommend him to any girl who wishes to marry a first-class gentleman and have a happy home. We were most kindly treatt d by Rev. W. 1. Herbert, the popular and worthy pastor of the First Methodist church in Newberry. For four years he was pas tor of the Methodi6t church .of Union, where we formed his acquaintance. lie is still secretary and treasure of the State Sn uday-school Con vention. "J. L. S.," in Gaffney Ledger. Usead by tiritish Soldners in Africa. Capt. C. G. Dennison is well known all over Africa as commander of the forces that captured the famous rebel GJalishe. Under date of Nov. 4, 1897, from Vryburg, Rechnanaland, he writes; "Before starting on the last campaign I bought a quantity of Chamn herlain's Colic, Cholera and )iarrhwa Remedy, which 1 used myself when troubled with bowell complaint., and had given to my 'nn, and in every case it proved most beneficial." For sale by W. E. Pelham, Druggist. Cuba n Cotton. A stalk of Cuban cotton has been on exhibition for the past few (lays at Johnson's corner. It was raised by Mr. L. W. Jones from seed brought from Cuba by Mr. S. N. Nolan. Mr. Jones planted the seed about the first of May. The stalk is about eight feet high, with large limbs branching up from the bottom. There are a f.w shapes on the stalk, but no bolls. It is a curiosity. A good lot of Toilet Soap at tf. A. C. Jones'. The best, Suspenders in town at tf. A. C. Jones'. Cosy, Pretty, Well-Built. G. W. Buchanan, of Greenwood, is about finishing up one of the prettiest cotteges in Newberry. it is John W. Earhardt's new residence in Cline street. The work of construction is a model one, and the house is wvell-built, thtroughoutt. T1he plan showvs a well arranged design for cornfort and con venience, and the htouse presents an attractive appearance. Its cost is quite inconsiderable for a house of its design and size. Newberry could have her seets and avenueb improved in appearance by the errect.ion of more houses like it. It's a gem of a houise. Observer. Three thousand dlollars New D)ry Goods, Notions and Shoes just, receiv'ed at A. C. Jones'. IT CURES ! Pelham's Chill Cure cures chills. Pleasant to taste. 35c. Bottle. PE L HA MS PH A RMACY. Robertson's Tasteless chill Tonic! Pleasant to take and quick to act. The chil dren cry for it. The grown folks are never satisfied until they get it. Only 35c. a bottle at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. Teachers' Assocint.ion. The following is the progr~amme for the next teachers' meettng to be held November 11th' in the graded school building: How best to classify an ungraded school-Mr. .1. S. Wheeler, M iss Mintnie SImpson. The reading lesson-Miss Rachel Mc Master, Mr. H. P. Johnson. Address-Mr. F. Vi. Higgins. Lilla K. Johnstonc, Seuretary. -~-TH E Newberry lloller Mills Custom Wheat Cround on Friday and Corn on Saturday. t)1n last, satli-day ni-olit. when th inajority of peopila were in bed it slui'-r a parilt.. of rowdy Ie-roes iai gone to a not Z11pper it. a good old hol I est me;;roes house, lilip Wheeler who lives on one of iMi r. ('alhoun Cook' 1plares near ()'N eal acatdemy. About! o'eclock one negro, Caleb Ilair, begal to use soie profane lang rtuage inl th( road na(' the houlse wlcreo the hot silp per was being held, and .1imn Dawkini went out and dim lanted whetheror no le included liml in what he sald. ''hi negro repliel that if he took it thia way, whereup)i .1iul I)awkins (so said did hit Caleb Ilailr in tIe head with atr iron wedge, rock or stiek, knoekin, him senseless in whicbi state Ie c imained until londay night, when h( died On Sunday wairants were is sued for Jiti ):twkins, 1Elisha Dawkins Toni I)eWalt, Willis iioozer, I,uthei Shealey and Julius I)aivis. All were at'rested carly Alonday iuorning am( carried to jail except Jim Dawkins who has lied from the comlimlullity. Tlt others were a rested as, necessortes t the fact and1( partakinog in it. Th'ley also lit t George 1111'ir, a hother, a se vere lick. 'ive of tl e boys are no looking thr'ough the lprison har(1s al Newberry. L.1:4NA, 'I' .: I NQ i.' . The inquest% was held Tuesday by la(gistrate Chappell, Coroner LinldaIty not being able to attend to it on ac count of sickness in his faimily. The jury brought in a verdict that IIair camte to his de ha from Ia sttoke oi the head made by Jim )awkins, t,he five negroes in jail. a: naille above, be'eg accessory to the killing. 'Three of then drew pistols at the tine lHail Was struck and defied any one to tackle Dawkins. Not i Sirprise'. It will not he at surpris.e to anly who ar at all familiar with the good'*uali ties of Chambe'lain's Cough I:emely, to know that people everywhere take pleasu'e intu relatiIIg their exper'ience in the use of thtat -p ienliid me(iciec and in telling of the benefit they have recetiveid from it, of had colds it has eured, of threatened attacks if pneu monia it, has avert.ed and of the clil-. (l1en it, has saved fromll attacks of croup and whooping coutrh. It is a grand, good medicine. For sale by W. E. Pelham i, )'uggist. il iut on t1to ''rs a, olonon Iobinlson, colored, who is in the employmant of the Southern I tail road got his leg broken while perform ing his duties as, brakeman on at dirt, train at 'olmal'lai Wednesdaty night. Ile had put, on brakes and was coming dow n oil' the car when he was struck in the side by some poles standing near the tra: l, which threw him under the train and the wheels pa-sed over his leg, shivvering it, from the knee down. He was brought to Prosperity and put in care of physicians. Advertised( Letlor Remaining in the postoflice for the week end in; November 1, 1899: A-Sim Aberams, Belle Adams. B-W. S. lickley, Walke. Bickley. C-MandJa Cook, Hattie Cromer, C. E. Cole. D)-Mack D)eWalt. Cor'a Derick, Charlie Douglass. E-Mary 10iekleburger', HI. A. 10p ting. G-Wm. A. Gray, HIarrtiet Glasgo. H---Vinnia Hiattute, Lister Ma's, II. J1. 1Hotel, A mose H ill, John Harma111n, Jan. D). Hlunt. ~J-Mar'y .Jackson. Simeon .Johnson, I.essio .Jacobs. K-H-enry Kiriby, Lilla Kiinar.d. L-Ho~sa Lee. M-Sarah M\ibber, WYest Mlary, JIohn N-Standmor'e Neal, J. P. Nease, L. H. Nixon. O-J. C. Odel, J1. Hi. Obecke'. P'-Mattie Peast.er. Rl-Mar'gy Rlay, Mar'y F. ReeCder. S-Alice Summer, J1ake Straud Ma mie Smith, Commit (Su mmers, Sarab Sims. W-S. H-. WVilliams, Pink William, SuIe White. Persons calling for' these5 letter's will please say they were adver't,ised. Wim. Y. Fair', P'. M. Nov. 6, 1899. Ii. It. Hi. FOIl IBAD) iLOE.DI, Dieaises, Eraup11ltin, Phimples', et'ol u ha, E tI n g S ir's, U Icers, Ca ncer, Eczte ma, Sk in Scabs. Ei'uplt!n andS111( Sores on Chlldre'n, lthleu matlilm, Catarrh, Itc'hing Huminors, e'tc., ai positive 5pe cifle cur ie Is found in H. B. B. ( l'otanilc Blood B-ilmi.) tIhe mlost wonder'ful bloodl purifier of the oge. It has always enred even the imost deep seated, per sIstent casie6l, aft'er dctor's and1( patent metdliines had all failed. H. B. 1;. cures by di ivitig out of tIhe blood the poIsons an iihuimot wvhiIch e-use iallI these troubles, and a cure is I Ihus rnado Iiat Is permianen t. Con taglous Blood Poison, produclinltg EruiplionsR, Swollen Glands, UJlcernited Throi at and( Mouth, Etc., cured( by B. B. 11. At. druggists, $1 per large btitle ; cix Jlarge bott les (full freatmient) $5. Wa'lto for Free. TrIal B3ottle, which w ill be0 sent by re turn mail. Medical advico Farm:i. Ad dIressi BLoon BA LM Co., Atlatnta, GJa.ly flall at Edw. R. Hipp's for High Grade Guano, f&t tf. FERTILIZERS !. 1-igh Gr'ado and Standar'd Fer'tilizers. Also Acid Phos-. Iphato for smnall grain, at New berry,Oil Mill, by 4t L.W. FLOYD, Pros w','onuin's , orst Iti.11. tne Sunitday mnot'riin;; not long since a . gentlemnan enlled at at certain house inl this city and injluired: "'Whe e is Mr -- ? The wife answered with a sail shlake of her head: "God only know:s---I don't' IIe went. oll on his w. heel stoon as Ihe ate break fast, and I 've not, seen him since." That woianl - worked every day in tht cot.tn mill as reguiarly as her husband: and wt"hen cook failed to colt n Sondtiady. she had to eotok breakcfast, 111nt 111) Nundlay's clothes, iic :m nd lix three or foir chilidret oil to iunday-seno,. pick lp the olt mlan's dirty clothes wiere he he hadl ibrown thne all over t.in. best roll, shoc"s in the n:iddle of tie tlur, dirty socks in one corner, shirt. on Lhe bed, pants on a chair, old handicerehief oil the mant.leiliec' and collar on the blu-eau. Then she had hahy to hathe and dre's. heds to mlake, dishes to wash, floors to sweep, (this she had to do with the baby in her arims) vater to draw, dinner to cook, (an)d the husbanad always wialt.ed a) extra good tinner", and a heap of it, on Suiday, as that was the only day in the week t hat he had time to enjoy a meal) and she wanted to gtt h \rough j everytig in tiine to go to clurelh to hear the ele'ven oclok serinltoll. Iusband had prom ised to I ' 1h:lck in Limue to accolilpany her, but when sh had finished her work (yes, womlan works on Sunday for her eartliv lord and mutster's comt>fort. and p leasulre) it only lacked i.5 minuites to elevemn atnd he had not retiurneti. She .was tired,. ohl, so tired, but hur)riedly arratnged hce hair and aliiged her dress, looking every m11ollielt for her husband. 'ileven o'lock catmie, live, t.en, hifteen illnt:s past: the little wo mnanl was too tired Ito carry baby to liurch without, help: o almo-t in tears over the disap)iiointilent, she again changed dresses and sat dlown to poll der and wonder over her hllusband's neg leet.. Ie came at 1, o'2ock. ")lid you loik for mie, little wonl"?' he lghiliedlll. "Of court".e I did. I had at hard timei get. in- through everything in timle, but. Was ready and waiting for you at eleven; I did think you would kee) your word; that was harder to betar t.han being disappointed.' ''Oh there was a crowd of us went, to I'ros)erIlty and I couldn't, get hick by cleven witout leaving the crowd; and if I had, would have been too tired to go to churcli." "so your wheel is to take you from hoe t-Vcry Sunday, p)robably illto had eoili)anty, and keep you away f0111 clhurch. You har 1l ever go to cl ii rebl at ill, .Jo11n, since you bought that wheel; I vant you to have ia pleasant time and enjoy yourself, hut, .Joh1n, I am sadly hurt and disappoin1t in you." "1Oh, comle notw, I am11 to get it sermion at home, am 1? Any collctions to take up? Ilet.ter ebat.ge the subject by call ing to dinner; I amll hungry as a btear"." Then at the table he said: "Why, this coffee is nearly cold and the bread is worse; looks like you'd have kept, things h1ot, ats you did'tlt go to church." Aft.er dlinnler wats over the (ch1itIren3 had1( compaiuny and( 'mIothler' must wash9i dishes: ".John, canti't you3 hold baby till I clear off tile tabhle, plea Ise?" she asked. "Oh bother thlt baby! Put him i in thte eradle and(1( call some of the echaps t,o rock him3. 1I'ml ti red, and amtn going in the back room1 t.o take aL nny. D)on't, let these shavers tea3r the house51 downV1, eit,her; milake 'emI pIlay inl thie yard."' And into the ioomi hIe went to strch his lazy liibs Oin a bed, that wife must arrainge againi before bed time. Seli sh t.hings, un11worthy t.o be called " man." Yes, the mlost selfishl thling on eart.h is thatIL two legged aii nil wilt call1 s himII self a man*. and1( ownIs a wheel. If 1he workls every day Iln t,bc week he cails Suntday his to enijoy. WVife can get atlonfg [any wiay she enni-nlo dlifference1( with imi what wories andt ve xation1s she has( t) conit.end( w it.h, just, so lhe get,s his dinner. Yes, a womanti's worst, rival Is a wheel. Andl ye mon who are proudi possessors' of such ia pie3ce of macl hier, listen to ia worid of ad vice: When Siuntdiay mfornling (com11s, and1 tbe (cook does not, try3 and1( help yoir wike a little; you ca get, up be fore tile belil in gs for' hb ak fast, pu1t, onl the lit.tle ones3' shoes.3 andiO stockings, make coifee and1( set t,bce talbIe (my .Joh nl does) andt atfter break fast you can11 help j to dreiss3 thet (h1iltdren1, ihold baby while wife ceiaiis up 1t.he house, and1( when31 yo1 untdress you cani iput, your dirty' dulds inl the0 dirt.y clothes saick (my13 .Joh n kiiows to dio thaLt) and1( you1 canl put your shioes where you1 can(1 hind themn Moiiday moring; you (can3 heilp to ]ppae dIinri anid t,hen ac company1113 your happy little~ w ife to chu 1rch1; she won't be too Lired~ to enjoy giv1 ig heCr such a1 ktind, though tfulI hiusb and. A fteru re1 1tu1rn hionmei and eat dinner, then take a re3asonlablet Sun - tday spini on yourl wheel anid no womani(i wvill obhject. ut (10 1a8 the man in I his sket,chl, moreP( than 0onc( Im ilht, lhe once3 tot) oft.en. You might go to look for your beloved wheci some( I line Hunday morn ing 1and1 find it, missing (my .John wVould) "Whlere is (fy wheel?" She would in ocently alsk anot,ber' question: 'iteally, ,John, decar, isn't it, ini the room3 where1' you al ways keep it?"' Yes, at woman1's wVorst, hi val i a w heel. "'No NAMI:." Why Not Yomu? My wife has been uisin hlihnbrIlaLin's PaIn Hahlm, with good re?sultM, for at lam1e shouilder3 thait, hias pined he31 1r (con . inuoally for' line y'ears. WVe have trie(d all Inds of medthitcines andI doctors wiLth OuIt receivIng any benehit, fromi anly of t,hom. One( 1day we sa1w an ad vertise ment of th is medici aene and thought of tr'ylng it, whIch we) di1d w.ithl the best of satisfactio1n. She has used3( only one0 bottle anld her shoulder is alImost,'well. -A lOfI'1I r. MIII,1;'Por, Ala incheste r, N. HI. F"or sale by W. .1'. P olh-tmn, nougit. Ni. Iditor---- couple days ngo fr'iend called oul.- attelt.ion to the fo loweing .ttelient. withr reference to 1ii faihure to provide at pro;.'ratitme for ti1 !ie'tiig of the ('ntral I ,ither" f.ca;'in which appeared inl thet rosperity en re';poind-n((' of T1h: IHerald andlt Nett of (O)tob.er' :H: "The trouble nmay% hat hen in thi' fact, titt P'rof. Counts, tI l resident, was away and l he vire-pres dlent., l'rof. Setlr, did not know it, wul his duty as Vice Ire"ident, to do so." In y'our hIatt isstue we also find thi following: it, wa' not tl' intentit) of Voulr cetrrespornient to say t(hat l'ro Setzler" did not, want to u-range th irogramintn for the ('entral I.uthe League. hut. w, inttentded saying proha bly 'rof. cetzler did lot know it, wa his duty as vivo--pre.ident to d1o so." \\'e .nu.e we will have to ask you indnlgeince, NMr. I:dditor, for 1,pae cnou!,hl to exf)'a in to yon' I 'ro:tsperit, corresiondent, w%"hoever' ne is, that. bi ir.t imlation that wo fatiledl to do our dul with r"eferenee to the ineet.ing of lh. Central I,uther I .tag-oe, wihether fr"on lack of inclination ot: lack of kn>w ledtge, is not. Siistatintdll by thi facts. In the first, place. it. is not the (luty" o thle Vicc-l)re:.idetnt of the I,eague to itu riLigi ) the IroI'ranunes. It is not, ti duty of the I residenit, to d14 this. Tilt progrj1anul nes are( inade out, by at tominilit tet' appointed for that Inurl)o-e. and tht writel of thiis is not. now, alnd has ncVel heen, at unctilber of this etomtnittee. I le is correctly inforned, the (;ract ('Iure: I .uther I .:a''ue las one IMetI her on the iro;;ratnnui (onniu1ittee. As to the tiuti of iiwetitig of til Centr l Ineagu'ie, the iinith is Iixedl be1 the Ietrlal I,al;;ue itsilf, and the Ila) of the Inonth is lixti by I.he loia I eaguIe with hitieh the ('entral I,eatgut meet.. I f t he "Iniembers of (;ttaat eague had arranl,cd to entertain it' on the Saturday ientioned by Iouu eorresi)>ndent., they cerlainly failet to not ifv the' otliei l'ag;ues of tlie iu raniA.;t nt,i . 'lh vicei-uresidi'n adiils that. Ia knew that, the p resident, expieeted to It away iduring 1.he uth of ()etob.r- tiih nmonth for the mneeting but hie natur alily ituppo'di that. .uch arriang ernents as the president cotahtl uake to proiiote t,he suceess of Lhe ieetinig haI been at t.ended to lifore his dlpartmre, esp1ie" ially" as the in-esideint of the ('entral Leli) ue was also pre"tsiden'lt of L.he local I,eatgii1' with which i ('enl,rai I,eagut was to ti netL. Although the viie-president, has not even yet ieeeiv ed not.ie of the resigna. tion of the i resident, had ie known that the arraugenents for the ineet.ing had not, bee11 made before tlie iiepart urec of the president, he woulhl .o fao have u;triped the irerogativCs of that ollicer's position as to write to 1.he p)to. griam1111)e COllnltittee, remituding them ll their duty. But, Lthis informlla(ion win not at hainitd unt-il to late, betaRuse tni til the last week of the monLth, its cael of the colunty papers cnle out, he ex pect,ed to find i it all ainuoulncemilent of the pIrogral1mme. I'romi tis Ie1 xphmatiition, we L,iniik it musn.t h)e cleari Lo eve ryonie that yom P rosperit y cor'respiond ent,'s intliation thait thie1 falhitr of the meceti ng was dmi is wtholly unsus5Ltined by theii facts We1 Lthink l ikewi.e thiat olull rec2iord wvi t,h iega4rd Lo the L eaguen ini t,hiis re. spec(t, diid not juosti fy such a coonelnsiol w ithout, itt leatst, somie inviest.igationt o Lhe premises. C~entiraI authe Leaegue 8TfITEf1ENT Of thjo Uofliioii of Iih Ncwhcrry Savilog Ban of NcWIbOIry, S. C., at ltc 01o8[ of Einsilless Scvioir 30, 1899. [iL li1sihctlin Uonfornii'ty 'With ani Act ofli11 GcuralASS F'ly. Bills rceeivabtlle... .......... $11.,717 5; I onids................................ 2.272 It l'turn it,urie itnd "i x ,iies...... 1.;tio t D uo fr'omn ot her I an ks.......:;,3.:36 :1; Collection aic'out I............. 10) i Overdrftsx sieturied anid uin seiu rt'd.............. ......... 67 82 Casht on hiandl..... .............:1,2ii ti; $2IG,w65 85 UnapiLi,............................. $0,00 01 I lohi ts less expenOfses baid.. 1 1,104 3.4 DI)v idendls un paid............... .1831 (1 Standing...$ 285 1i IHankI dositIs..5,806 84 lindiv iialdepos its............... 88,5;; 21 --$I2I 25 Ig H i I Is pu y ale ..................i30.153: 'i: P erusonal ly app))Iere be11fore mie, . . Hankr, whit being duily swor'n, 5-'.ys 1 I above statemeniiitt is corriect t(o th liest, of hIs kcnowled(gei antd beOlief. .1. I'. NoitWOOD), (Cashiler. Sworn Ito before 1me1 thiis L,id I'laly 01 Oc)tober,' 18901. Attest: N. P'. "o1t S. I!, .I M.INHoNIfe. H. C. MATlIw:ts. Don't Buy Your BE~FORE SEEING MH. S. EJNS Tlio Racket St0o I las 7)00 &11OOl al)lcts they -Will s('ll at Ie. a0.nn< 5w. ITst t' 1gOLt 'I'blCts for theu p>rice. WVe also carr1y a line of Ihet t('r gr:Iu(s. We an slip Illy hie chidiren with I,ea( P-elicils, 5ate P'('nlciI, )ray Onl', Sponge-S, Ersrs hok Straps, &c. To) thlOse out )I school 1 who ha\'e time to r'e(1 \we oilert a lOt of ini('e Books, a):tper cov P1r .1 and 5)c., c'loth cover 20e.,, by S1lie (f the hest writers. tTO 11,i l11 E1) F!11,1111 1IU0JS We -nIII interest them in h1OusehlOhl1 go s inl TIinI and( Agate Ware, a lot. of u1sefll -ticles for Ihe k itchen. O -ur i-ies wI suit, for We have 1)11 O11 pri('C' fOr (:very.. Io<Iy. We oi'igiiate< this - lhnl inl Newrry" :ndl ind it p)le:1ses, Ihe'(als(e it Ireats every One( squlare.' TRADE AT" rOPELAND BROS. J 1': 1I.\\' 1I:1':N OIl'ENING A\N1) V n;tu-kin1. New Goods for' the pa-t 1' n1'tks, e C(olis(,'(1 1('(' 15, 0 1' shwt i.. packed and11 .ainu'I etit New '';I ( (,)><Is. tn1d w,~ vr li-re to Lell ou t itt. wt' 1eV'1r ltlow our -v'Iecs to Ie' un r(ti<";lll lyI ano (il n.', <if)I1t of goods conSi(I4reid. CLOTHINC AND HATS. -.le'n' s its of ( lot his for "..(u), volh ti.l: M e n's suits of ('Ihtil's for *..)O, WirItli :7 .? itl.1't snils of ('Iot.lh( for *:\tIO, wort I $10.00: I ;vs' 1LIits of ('lotIIes i' i -.il(, wll-Hh .n: I Sovs' suit. of S(it lit, r $1 and .I.iO, wort h $2.0); I uit:, stils of ( 'lot h's for r2 (It , worth " tit tI :t.tl : I)iO s' I (lee I'al ts it -.'., -i)i. aini .i1( . a pI . liig lot, of i ti's l'xt.ra 'nnts, all : iz(s. at hlalf .he ri(e yi iiiia1' foi' th ('llla;t, 1)th1er'' p]iite ., in I l:1t, all kind" and latist, st.yles. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! \\'o have, thri of all kinds and the bes;t, iake.s. A big lot, I.itli('s' .lal<kets at from *2. :i to *7.(i. \ big lot I.ulil s' ('awis it, froi ,)O. to $7.,0-l-'lush, loth a d Ast rakcan, \ (enn >lhOwy on( Of the Iiest aid Largest, Stocks of New i)rt<<s (oods in wbhlt r' , ated at. just }lalf the I'ico \"on1a pay for" II h'( liat ot-h("1r st,ores. Y ou will ondy lose' money foi. yout'srlf if 'ol( don' t se Us oil I)--ss (iools th is selsIll. New LAot Trimmings, "Vivets, Silks, licibroidery, ia ull a Ribbons. Come11 to see uts often. No t.rohle for us to show goods. O2O] ,:3.i. c ]1"c~*.s Alain Streetl, Newborrry, S. (. (NIX ONI: S'Tn':I'. NORFLK OYSTERS Serve'd ini ancy style at JIonies's lI e4tau cant. We are now opent for the seas5on an cd ready to) gi ve 01ur elustoincers good ancd ( u ick ser'vice. o rsnas, r'iax, somaa SERVED ON SHORT NOTICE WAGO NS& BUGGIE5 In Car Loads. Wo have~ jtust re(ceLie aL cart of the Woll1 K nuown Whi ito Ilickory Wagonst; also, a car of Bliggieis, whicich we will still chieap. If ini nood( of a Wagon or Btuggy, it wvill pay you to call and1( got our prico bieforo cnakinug your purchaseUt. Wo buy13 in largo lots, pa cash, disbcolunt our bills, wichi on abloe us8 to sell F"irst Clas GIS oods at lowi prices. Com and,l soo1( us' 1. Weo will1 tako p ileureI ~in sowing .you1 w~hat. wVO have. WVO guaratntoo overy WVagon and Buggy to givo entiro Hat isfact ion. Very rescpect fully, WY A N TI I0 I)-V 'iVIt IA L III T ancd hones ~'t per'son s to r'ereuent, us as Alana1Ugeras in thIis and1( close by cou tics. Salariy $9010 a ear~c ad ex enses. Ste'rdgh t, ts-ona-lide, no0 mlore, noi less salary. P osit,ion permanenht,c. (n. rui'efere~ces, aniy bank1 inc anyUt townc. it, us minicly oflircj work coniduted at hcomce. 1He erece. i'rneloso self-ad dr essed St.ampe J) nvelope. THEi D). MINiON CO.il'ANY,1 Iet, I , Chcago. TRESPASS NOTICE. A LL Pi'ASONS AlRM HEREHv' , .varned not, to huntd, fih or trecspassj in utny, manno er onl the lands of the un deCrsIined. Thie law willI be strictly cnc forced agatinst alil violators of this no Lico. tut,1) L. lOOZERA & SONn. TRESPASS NOTICE. LA PliRISON S ARMli HIEl-Nly warned not, lo hunt, fish or tres patss ini any'~ mannier oni the lantds of the ucndersignecd. The law will be strictly cn(orecd against Lli violators of t his not,ice. TEXANA SUHER~ WILL~i SUBlEn.