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J. J. Lane says i'o has just nogo tinted for large supply of Fortilizors for cash. He will soil for SPOT CASH only. Can save you from twenty-five to forty per cent. Can ship toany point in the county. Of floe up stairs on law range. J. J. LANE. 2mos f. Look out for Purcell & Co.'s ad vertiement. t&ftf. Just received Spring line Lilly I3racketts fine Shoes in all latest styles and colors. Jamieson. f&t 2t Toivnlp A,sewnrs. The Township Board of Assessors will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock for,the purpose of canvassing the returns of personal propcrty for the year 1900. The place of meating is at the Auditor's olllce. Prico our Corn, Bacon, Flour, To bacco, Molasses, before purchasing elsewhere. We will save you money. t&ftf. C. J. Purcell & Co. Have you scen those Ladies' Ties at Wooten's? Prettiest in the city. tf Mouldidgs, Lumber, Laths and Shingles. STuARt' huos. E. H. LESLS, Mtnager. t&ftf A lint to (he Oily C.tuncil of New berry, The city fathers have purchased a horse for tht Fire Department. The new reel, with 600 feet of hose, is ex pected to arrive in a few days.--Ander son-Intelligencer, 1st. Purcell has made about ton thou ,sand dollara on cotton. He wants to give the good people of Newberry the benefit of some of it. t&ftf. We are now displaying the nicest line of Spring Neck-wear we have shown. Jauiezon. f&t 2t. *Z.it"sel vCu') e renieu. The First Quarterly Conference of the Newberry Station, will be held at the Johnstone Street M tithod st Chu.ch thfs evening at 7.,0 o'clock. The new Presiding Elder of this Distcict will be present and will .preach on this oc casion. Public invited to hear him. cottn Plantere who are interested in high prices for cotton next fall can hear of something to their advantage by sending a postal card at once to THE ADAMS COTTON COMLANY, 1ft. Charleston, S. C. 13accalureale Sereon. Rev. J. A. Morehead, President of the Theological Seminary, Charleston-Mt.. Pleasant, has aee3pted the invitation of the faculty of Newberry College to preach the baccalaureate sermon at thte comm uencemrent In Junie next.-Luth eran Visitor. If you need any columns, balusters or turned work get our' prices before you /huy. We will save you money. Satis ~n guaranteed. STUART Bnos. -.H. LESLIE, Manager. t&f tf. Marrleed In Laiur,e. A. 1F. McK{night, of Simpsonville, and Miss Jewel Copeland, of Clinton, met here last Saturday by appointment and were happily married. TLhey h ave gone to Simpsonville to make their home. Laurens News. WVe will sell you best pat. Four at $4.20 "C "l " "" 2nd pat. " "C $3 85 We will sell yon best Standard Gran ulated Sugar at 5lc. We will sell you Hlacon at Ge. WVe will sell you Pecan best molasses at 25c. C. J. Purcell & Co. tf. A big line of Harrisburg Shoes for ladies just received, $1.50 to 82.00, the best goods for the money on the market, f&t 21 Jaieson. Thne Race in tho Third. The congressIonal race in the third district is- certain to be interesti ng no.x t summer. The H-on. A. C. Latimer is well groomed and wi'l be on hand from start to finmsh. Dr. Wyche, of New berry, has been traloing for several years in the State legislaturQ and will bei vi hen time Is called. "1The HToh. E. E. Verner', of Oconce, will pull for the congressional stake and declares his intention to drown the free silvor clatter with a gold bug whoop The Hion. Joshua W. Ashley threatens to let himself loose in the third at.any moment. Colonels Johnsto-e and Boggs are expected to breast up at the pr'oper time. Vetlnor and Ashley areo never' accused of being slow, and if they get a good move on them dust, mud and rocks are sure to ily. Lively times are ahead for the third.-Anderson Mail. Dlown Town Drug Store. -The attention of our readers Is called to the advertisement of the down town drug store; Smith, successor to Y'oung & Co. Fresh drugs, pure goods, reason able prices, polite attention, are what you get at the down town drug store. A thoroughly competent and reliable pre scription clerk always on hand to look after that part of the business. RODGERS BROS, "1847' KN/VE8, FORK8 &~ SP00NS Just Received: also, some of the Prett y BETH THOMAS CLOCKS. Yours for tirade, VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUr. Monday will be saleday. Yesterday was March 1st. March came in a little "blustery." Drop in to see us Mon day-saleda; Good cotton is quoted at 9 cents th morning. Read the law in regard'to protection i patridges in another column. The township assessors will meet t the Auditor's ofice tomorrow at 10 a. n Miss Kittle Mazyok has been on visit to the Misses Holmes in Lauren J. W. Chappell, of the Mower Con pany, is at the North buying sprin goods. The Mayor had four sinners befor him Wednesday morning-$2 each c four days. Dr. I). L. Bloozer returned yesterda from Columbia where he has been on short. visit. NI r. E. H. Longshore announces hin: self in this paper as a candidate fe County Auditor. Mrs. H. ). Clark, of Connecticut, I on a visit, to her cousin, Mrs. J. Lane, of our city. Miss Fannic Crawford has returne home, after a month's visit in Newberr -Saluda Sentinel. Ilon. C. T. Wyche, of I'rosperiti was in the city last, Tuesday. He wr its pleasing as ever. Mr. W. D. Maylleld, of Greenvilik has been in the city the past few day on a visit to relatives. Tuesday afternoon Dav'id Tatum, th Quaker lerturer, addressed the Ban of Hope on temperance. [Hon. i. U. Evans went to Columbi yesterday to attend a meeting of th State B3oard of Dispensary Directors. We see reports of smallpox -at diffei ent sections of the State yet. Newbol ry is free of the lrvended disease. A servant house in Mrs. Werber yard caught lime yester'day. The llam were extingtishtd witho'i', sound in the alarm. A little excite',ent was caused o Mailn ? reet, on Wed nesd a' by the burt ing out of the ch imney to ~Dr. Jonei dental ollice. Work Is prog 'es- ut,'on 1O1. residett of Mr. Brice AlcCarlev on ('arlisi street-in Brooklyn. Shoek ley Bros at doing the work. Mrs. E. S. Brown left Monday fc Newberry, whero she goes t9 spend few days with her daughter.-Clinto Cor. Laurens News. When you need anything in the lin of bicycles don't forget J. W. Whit< It, matters not what breaks, he can fl your wheel. See ad. A traveling man was arrested o Wednesday for peddling fancy sil goods in the city for sale without a li cense. It cost him a V. Mr. W. 13. Todd after spending sei cral- weeks In our city with his daugl ter, Mrs. J. J. Lane, has returned t his home in Philadelphia. Two more gamblers were tried befor Intendant Shockley of Helena and fine in tbe sum of $9. There are three mor to t eied for the same offense. Dr. F. M. Setzler, of Whit,mires, wa in the cit,y this morning. He paid us pleasant call and renewed his subsct'ij tion to The Herald and News. All mem ber's of t,be James D. Nanc Clamp arc recminded to attend the meel ing in the court house on Monday at I o'clock. 'A full meeting Is desired. If the old saying proves trtue thi yeat' there will be no plums. Some pe( pIe claim that If the plum trees fail t bloom in February there will be ni plums. Mr. G. E. Robinson, of New Yorl the popular advance man for th Joshua Simkins company. which ii appear' here next Wednesday night, in the city. A commission for a charter has bee isstued to the Prosperity Stock Compi ny, of Prosperity. The cap)ital stock to be $10,000. Corpot'ators: J. L. an A. G. Wilse. Miss Est.elle Todd of Newberry an Miss Lathan of Little Mountain cam up a few days ago to visit Mrs. T.( Sumer'l and'other relatives and friend| -Clinton Gazette. The flowers murder case, wvhich ht been before the cour't since last Frida, is drawing to a close. The lawyers er gaged In It are now before the jury. Lexington Dispatch, 1st. M r. A rt,bur Copoland, one of Clinton old boys, who for the past, few years 1h1 made Newberry his home, was. up Ut first of the wveek to sce his mother. Clinton Cor. Laurens News. Rev. P. D. Risinger, of Nort,h Car< lina, is now the capable and accept: ble pastor of the Pine Grove Lutherai churches, vacated by the Rev. S.] Nease.-Orangeburg Times and Dem crat. it seemed that the whole of the Fat and many peOopiC from every section the county have been in town sin court opened. We presurme they we attracted hero by the Bowers' murd case, ina which out' people are deep interested.-Lexingt.on Dispatch. Capt..DU. 0. Hlerbert has been elect Lieutenant Colonel of the second ret ment of State militia. This is a d served tribute to.a gallant oflicetr, w wats among the firset to respond to t State's call for volunteers In the Spi ish-Amer'Ican war.-Orangeburg Ting and Demoerat. The Court of Common Pleas has be busy most Qf the week hearing the ci of Coleman Hicks vs. the Southe Railway Co. for damages. At the F< ruary term.of the court last year Hi< got a verdict for $23l00. This is a n trial and will be finished today. In case of Lella H. Suber vs. .- Bei Richards, administrator-summons money demand,' the plaintiff got a y diot for $1399 .1 NINE UENTS CO'ITON, The Highest 1'alco of thu Season 'said for 700 Males ofgNowberry Cotton. ' Last Tuesday Mr. L. W. Floyd, repre r senting himself and a few others, made one of t he largest transactions in cot o ton ever made in this city, and realized 9 cents all round, for the 700 bales in t the transaction. Mr. Floyd sold the lot of cotton to a a Wilmington, N. C., firm, who had a representative hero several days ago negotiating for the cotton and finally succeeded in closing the trade with Mr. E Floyd at 9 cents. It has just been about a month since e a big lot, of cotton was sold here for r eight cents the first of L"ebruary. Now, about March 1st, it brings 9 y cents. Let us hope, that by April 1st, a 10 cents will be realized. But, Price, McCormick & Co. say not. That Throbbing IHeadacho. Would guickly leave you, if you used s 1)r. Kting's New Life Pills. Thousands F. of sufferers have proved their match less merit for Sick and Nervous Head aches. They iike pure blood and d strong nerves and build up your health. y Easy to take. Try then. Only 25 cents. Molwy back if not eured. Sold by all Druggists. s Freo of Uharge Any adult sufl'ering from a cold set tled oin the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung troubles of any nature, who will ' call at \V. E. Pelham's, will be pre s-ntetl with a sample bottle of Boscele's Geriman Syrup, free of charge. Only one bottle given to one person, and d none to children without order from parents. No throat or lung remedy ever had a such a sale ais Bosche's German Syrup e in nill parts of the civilized world. Twenty years ago millions of bottles wero given away, and your druggist will tell you Its succes was marvelous. It is really the only Throat and Lung Remedy generally endorsed by physi cians. One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its value.- Sold by druggists in a all civilized countries. f ly Wanted. I am paying 2e. per pound for old rub ber boots and shoes. H. S. R'ightiire, ' t&!tf. At Newberry Laundry. A W9onderrut Improvement. e e Mr. J. P. Ncel has about finished up e the improvements on the old Fallaw house, recently purchased by him, and it can hardly be recognized now as the oild Uallaw house property, such won a derful improvements have been made. n The painting and papering, which adds so much to the appearance of the sur C roundings, was done by Mr. 1-. (I. Meyer, Newberr"y's chimpion artist, x and he did an excellent piece of work. Mr. Neel has rented the house to a n Mrs. Idson, of Charleston, who will ar rive and open up the house in a few days. If troubled with rheumatism, give - Chamberlain's P4in-Balm a trial. It .. will not cost you a cent if it does no o good. One application will relieve the pain. It, also cures sprains and bruises in one-third the time repuired by any e other treatment. Cuts, burns, frost d bites, quinsey, pains in the side and chest, glandular and other swellings 0 are quickly cured by apply ing it. Every bottle warranted. Price, 25 and a50 cts. For sale by W. E. Pelham, Druggist. '"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my family wit,h wonderful results, it gives immediate relief, is leasant to take and is truly the dlyspep)tic's best Sfriend," says 10. Hartgcrink, Overisel, 1 Mich. Digest what you eat. Cannot fail to cure. Robertson & Gilder. sList Telephone subscribors. Please add to your list 0 W.~' H. Lominick (Res.) - - I25 o Reeder's Pharmacy - - .133 K. P. Hawkins, residence - 94 City Market - - - - 34 ~, and oblige, C It. L. W. FLOYD. s We want your trade; we will save you money. t&ftf. . C. J. Purcell & Co. Unit.ed State,, Jurors. la On the first Tuesday in A pril Judge d Simonton will convene the A pril term of the United States Court in the city d of Charleston. G. WV. Bowers, of Pros perity, and Thomas W. Davis, of New e berry, have been drawn to serve as ju L. rers at this court. *Rev. W. IE. Sitzer, WV. Caton, N. Y., writes, ''I had dyspepsia over twenty ,s years, and tried d6ctors and medicines without benefit. I wvas persuaded to 'use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it 'helped me from the start. I believe it - to be a panacea for all forms of Indi gestion." It digests what you eat. Robertson & Gildeir. as If you ned columns, balustors or any C turned work, get our prices before buy inlg. We will save you money. Satis faction guaranteed. STUAWR BROS. E, H. LESLIE, Manager. t&f tf, 'We have about 10,000,bushels best a white and mixed Corn we will sell for 55 ets. per bushel. C. J, Purcell & Co. tf FOiR 1. BI. i. . HAD BLOOD. of Bottle Sent ree. 3e -- re Bnd Blood causes Blood and Skin er Diseases, Eruptions, P1inmples, Serofu lY a, Eating Sores, Ulcers, Cancer, Ecze ma, Skin Scabs. Eruptions and Sores on Children, Rheumatism, Cat.arrh, Itching Humors, etc., a positive spo cifice cro Is found in B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm,) the most wonderful blood he purifier of the age. It has always cured even the most deep seated, per CSsistent cases, after doctors and patent es mdicneshad all failed. B. B. B. cures b)y driving out of the blood the en poisons and humors which cause all se these troubles, and a cure Is thus made rn that is permanent. Contagious Blood 3b. Poison, producing Eruptions, Swollen iks Glands, Ulcerated ThyWat and Mouth, en Etc., cured by B. B. B. At druggIsts, h'e $ perlarge bottle; sIx large bottiet 'ry fulr remnt$5. Write for Fre4 for frial Bottle wh ich will be sent by re er-- turn mail. Medical advice FREE.s. Ad dress BL.OOn BAr.Co!, Atlanta, na.I Il'OIRTANT '1 RIAI. AT LEXINGTON. 1 8ovun Wlhitu Men Tiled for tho AsINAsinn tion of W.tPat IIowers Near Littlo Mountain--All Acquitted of the Ch,rge. The trial of the State vs. C. S. Mat thews, L. H. Frick, C. P. Cannon, John J. L'riek, John Cannon, 1). J. Dcllart and John Fulmer, charged with the murder of W. Patrick Bowers on the 16th of July, 1899, was called for trial at Lexington Court House, on Friday of last week, and the case entered into. The Solicitor and Col. George John 8tone, of Newberry, appeared for the State, and Messrs. J. A. Muller and Efird & Dreher, for the defense. Only eight jurors were secured out of the regular venit and a special ve nire had to be issued, and it was Satur day morning before the jury was ratde up. The prosecution had about thirty wit nesses and the defense about forty to testify. The case was considered a very im portant one and the presiding Judge ordered the local dispensary closed during the progress of the trial. The jury after considering the case for some time broug it out. a verd let, of not guilty. The defendants were all white mren, and most of them well-to-do fitrners, and their many friends throughout Newberry County are glad that they were able to establish their innocence of this terrible crime. A Frlgri ful iltnder. Will often eautise a horrible lurn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Buckleti's Aruica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain ant promp;ly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sures, Ulcers, Rols, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on eart I. Only 25 ets. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all Druggists. I)EATIIS. John M. Calmnes, a native of Now berry County, died on Sunday, Febru ary 18th, in his 70t.h year at, Gowens ville, Greenville Contity, witence le re moved twenty yean ago. His heall hail been feeble for several years ind lhe was para) zed to some extent six mouths ago. He leaves a wife and rout r chlildren-two sons and two daugh ters.-Observer. Landreth's Seeds! Our fresh stock Lan dreth's Seeds have ar rived. We will destroy by fire on Main street, Saleday in Fepruary, the remnant of last year's purchase. You can't buy old Seeds at Pelham's Pharmacy. 0Owing to a mnisunderstandi they asked for them. All diffici the merchants in our list, can checks that are entitled to thenr Trade onl3 I E hiave contracted for one y you, for only asking, one are given on cash pur'chas and you 'will receive in exci Chairs, Writing Desks, Cut ( Blanjos, uitars, Mandolins, V Glassware, Bambo, Port ieres, hoine. Under the PEM IUM D for the purpose of securing i Everyone is invited to cal at any ofrour other stores throu Always As DIRECTORY 0 0. M. JAMIESON Dry Goods, Clothing, (Gent's Fur nuishinig Goods, Hats anId Clops Trunks and Valises. Boots andi Shoes a specialty, FLYNN'S CASH STORE, D. C. FLYNN, Manager. Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, Capes and Jaclrets. EDUARID SCHIOLTZ~ Jeweler and Opt ician. W. G. MAYES. Books and Stationery, Periodi cals, Steel Engravings, Fancy Articles, Gold Penn, Musical In strumnents, Base Bail Supplies. Picture Frnaing a specalt. Protection of 'a rtridige. '1'ho following law recently passed by .ho Legislature will be of interest to )ur readers: "It shall not be lawful for ( my person, except upon his own lands, )r upon tlhc lands of another with the sonsent of the owner thereof, to not or rap a partridge, and it shall be unlaw ul for any person to sell, ofer for sale, >r ship or export foe sale, any partridge )r quail for the space of five years from 1 he app'oval of this act: Provided, i'hat nothing in this act shall provent, ho Importortation for sale of any par ridge or quail. Any eperson violating his section shall be guilty of a mis iemeanor, and upon conviction shall be nunished by i line of not excecding $.0i )J by imiprisonle+nt in the county Jail or i term not excedinig :0 days," GUANOI GUANO!! We have contracted Fora large amount of Fe Lilizer which we are :fCering at reasonable.( prices. Call and see us before you make your purchase. SUMMER BROS. t& f 2m1os. Arthur Becker, M. . D). )., the well ntlownl German oeutlist of 607 W. Boys ,er, .Jacksonville, Fla., who has been or the last two months at 11rosperity, vill bo in our city soon. The doctor orrects all errors of refraction as well is remuovcs cataracts and p>terygium romi the eye by absorption without the Ise of the knife, cures granulated eye ids, sictis, opacit,y of the cornea and nany other eye troubles. The doctor I s an expert, in his line, having gradu- t ited with lig best honors from the l:oy il Universit.y at Berlin, Geruoiny, his mative home, lie has for the last few t ,'ears been compelled to travel on ae- I ounlt. of his poor health. le come, to I nur city well recommenic1, and refers I .O any physielan, minister of the Gos )el or merchant at Prosperity. IIe has J here thorotghly denionstrated his kill and reliability. If you have sore, t tehing, wat,ery or red eyes, granulated 1 ids or you have glasses that-do not c:; letly fit you, or you are cross eyed, tvail yourself of this opportunity and aall on him. He handles no ready mude lasses, but fits your Case correct.ly. lie vill also fill your physiciai's prescrip .ions for glasses. H- is lenses received 1 irst prize lit the Columbian World's 3xposition at Chicago, Where he at the ime was located-1023 Masonic Tem- I Ile. .111 prices are reasonable; ho nakes no charge for examination. ''he I loctoe and his wife will bo at the Crot- f veil Hotel from Tuesday, March Gth, 1 )n, where ho will be glad to servo you t tnd he guarantees satisfaction. f it UD i$c -v ng some of' the erchants name alties hlave been settled, and evt ect the checks that are duo then if they are, we wvill estom it r with Merchants who ear wvit.h the following enterprisi of our discount chlecks FREE es and on bills paidl in 30 (lays, umer B iangc, FRE E, useful and valun ~Iass, Silverwvare, Oameras, Mi iolins, Rugs, Curtalins, Onyx '] Statuettes, Vases, Five-o'clock ISCOUNT CHECK SYS' cased traide. 1 at our stOr'O a'nd examnine pre: ghout the United States, k for Premium Discou F ENTERPLL1RISING M\ERCFi J. H. WVEST Furniture, Clocks, Trunks, Win dowv Shaides, Mattings, Hewing Machinies, Stovee, etc., etc. WM. JOHNSON Hardware, 4gricultural Imnple mentIs, Ciollery, Wagon Material Woodenware, TI iware, Paints, Ols, Lime, Cement, Powdor Shot, Sheels, etic. RI. B. McCARTY Groceries, Confectionery, Vrulte, (Jigars and T1obacco. S. B. JONES St aple 'i ud Fannuy Groceries, Con feoinery and Fruits, Cigars and~ MISS BESSIE RISER M illiery and Fancy Goods. E. CABANISS A Gooct Couahl Medilin for Children. "1 have no hesitancy in rceonmmend ng ChanberlaILin's Cough Remedy,'' ( ays 1". 1'. Moran, a well known and ui )oplair baker, of 'etersburg, Va. "Wo 1' lavo given it to our Children when it roubled with1 bad cotghs, atso whoop ng cough, and it has always given per eet satisfaction. It was recommended .0 me by a druggist, as tho best cough nCdieino for children as it centitned to opium or other harmful drug." Hold d' >y W. I'A. Pelham, Druggist. If you want Corn, Flour, Molasses, u gar or Bacou, step into C. J. Pur- S ,ell & Co. and got prices before buying. w No will save you good money. ft I di Iturglar Cauaght. D1lntion was natde in the Prosperity t3 orrespondenee a few issuies ago of t)ne) on1e being shot, at by Mr. I. I. "'elilers, while entering t.ho Store of i iiosely B ros., at l'rosperity, on the light of February 20th. A negro boy, vho has been living on slr. Drayton 31rown's plaec near Prosperit,y, was ar 'ested at Jalapa on Wednesday and arried to Prosperity charged with )eing the hurglar. Some shot in he negro tell the tale. llis 1111110 is Ve(bbtIi thee alv. (a A startling inl("ident, of which iMr. lehn Oliver of I'hiladelphinl, was the inhjeet., is nar11-rated by ii it as follows: 11 wats In a most dreadf'ul cOl(iltion). 1Iy skin was almlost yellow,eyesMl su1ken1, onguo coat( d, pain continually in aack and Sides, no appetite--gradally rowing weaker day by (ay. Three >hAysleb1ns had gI m nle tip. Portu lately, i frielnd advised trying Elee. rio Bitters; iad to ty great joy and lurprise, th (Irst bot tle ntand o L dt'ide(d mllprovemient. I Continued their use 'or lthroo weeks, aid amd now i well nlan. 1i t"V thcy saved my life, and obbed thI1e graiva of another victimt." vo one should fai! to try theiml. Only t) ets., gt:(ranteed at all Drug Stores. a(tarkablo Cutret of I i(to mtaitlista. Fron the Vindieator, IHutherfordton, N. C. I The editor of the Vindicator had oc aIsion to test. the eIleIC,y of Chamber ain's Pain 13l1im twice with the most elarkatblo results in each ease, h'irst., vith rheuatutism it the shoulder from vhichl le snufered excriclatingg pain for 0n days, which was relieved with two t pplicatlons of 1'ti an, rubbing the t >arts itlliieted and realizing instant, encit and ent,ire relief ini a very short ime. Seeond, in rheumatism in thigh oint,, almost, prostrating haim With t evero painl, Which was relieved by two pplicationls, rubbing wit.l the lin i nent on rct.,ritng At night, and getting pl free from pail. For sale by W. I-;. elham, Druggist. S Nolice t o ho u ile. . I am at Charley Cantnon's old hoip, t vhcre I at prepared to serve my old >atrons and make new customers vio lestre first-class work. General re- S mairing done to order on short notice: orso shooing a specialty. 1 am1 well experienced, having been n th business for twenty years, under ood mechanics. Pleaso ca1ll to see no before getting your work done and ave money. . W. M. I)AVIS, 1'roprictor. aunt Ch d belowv have refused to give che ry one who has been refused ch 1 by calling for them, From n, a p)ersonaI favor if thery will no give Premium Discoun nig merchan ts in Ne wherry in al] with every 10c. purchase, ten wi When you have collected 100 o: -sBlo bl1e artficles for the hlousehld(, st Iisical Instruimen ts, B rico-a-Briac 'op Tables, Opera Glasses, Rock Teas, and many other ornamnn FEM the merchlant parts with niums and get a book i'REE. (I nt Checks When Out E ANTPS WHO GIVE' DIJSCOU I. K. SALTER ( Phontographtot, Portrait and [Land.. shapo A rtist, Atmateur's Camteras, Pcictre Friaes andh( Artists' Ma Ltriatls, Paitlo and Ois, Brushies, Cratyonas, etc. Office and Stuiok, Main St. COUNTS & DICKERT GrocerIes, Confectionery, Fruits, Cigars and Tobacco, Produtco, etc. First class Foods at lowest Prices. B1. W. WEST Fancy Groceries. "Newberry Bakery anad Restau rant." TILE SMITH CO Groceries, Crookery and Glass ware. Confoctionery. E. L. POLGREE~N Groceries, CandlIes, Fruits, Veg etahtes Ciar., obamc eto Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Milesburg, a., says, "As a speedy cure for coughs, dds, croup and sore throat One Mn o Cough (ure is unequaled. It is ensant for children to take. I heart y recoumnend it to mothers.'' It is io only harmles,; remedy that pro ices immediate results. It cures onhitUis, I,noutnonia, grippe and iroat and lung diseases. It will pre 'nt consnmption. Robertson & Gil :r. Mies Knigh to Sing Here. An effort is being made to get Miss tllie Knight, a abort sketch of whom ais given in our last paper, to appear re in the opera house at an early to. Miss Knight is a Laurens Coun. lady and is said to poasess a most re arkable voice, which she has, by per tont eIfort:+ and unremitting energy, cceeded in thoroughly cultivating id training. Newberrlans will be ad of an opportnity to hear her. An Excepiton to the Rule. A shop whero you can get what you ant and when you want it. S TUA Tw B3uos. t0. I1. Li:su.i:. Manager. t&ftf "ic)lleulties give way to )iligence," id disese germs auti blood humors sappuvar when (lood's Sarsaparilla is ilhfully taken. "Given Up /'g-v die several times, yet I am spared o tell how I was saved," writes Mrs. t. A. Stowe, 237 N. 4th St., San lose, Cal. "I had valvular heart rouble so severe that I was pro ounced 'gone' two different times. 'he valves of my heart failed to vork properly, and circulation was o sluggish that the slightest exertion >roduced fainting. 'There is no lope' said my physician, so 1 decided o try Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and the esult I consider miraculous. I am atisfied it saved my life." DR. MILES' Heart Cure is sold by all druggists on guarantee first bottle benefhts or money back. Book on heart and nerves sent free. )r. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart. Ind, IE ARE LOCATED HE II ~PERMANENTLY. @ eks to their customers when 3cks at any tiine, by any of >wV on no one wvill bo refused tify us of it at once. L Checks. lines of trado, who will giye thl every dollar, etc. Ohecks more take them to our store ck, ich~ as Lamps, Clocks, Tables, ,(Chinawvare, Japanese Goods ers, Rifles, Bicycles, Oriental tal and useful articles for the a small portion of his profits m:oCKs also good ini exchange hopping. NT CHECKS. 3. J. McWHIIRTER G roeries,(Con fectioneQries, Fru its, etc. (EW YORK( RACKET STORE Notions, Toys, Tinware, Crock ery, Glassware, Cutlery, Jewelry, Toilet Goods. r. S. RUSSELL Groceries, Dry Goodi., Notions, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Confee tionery, Fruits, Cigars and To. bacco. REWBERRY UP-TO.DATE STEAM LAUNDARY, H. S. RIGHTMIRIE, PROP. Highest Class or Domestlo Fi1nish. Special termD to out of towni Ig< dhi. TErI:(l.r 24