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Knights of Pythias, iCastle i-Xa11, Newberry Lodge No. 75. S A TE) CONVCN'ION$ 01 7 this Lodge will be held the 2nd tand 4th Tuesday nights of each moti welcomed. TIOS. E. EPTl'INO, K. of R. and S. Crjtwell Hotel Building. For Easter I)yes, call at tle Reedei Pharmacy. All kinds and colors at t,he lowest, prices. t&f 2t Read Mi mnaugh's advert isement, and compare our prices. N imn_ugh. 2t Car load Tennessee Wagons just re ceived, Newberry llardware Co. t&f-ti TVhe best Pocan Now Orleans Mo. lIssos at 25r. C. J. Purcell & Co. if A liter Dilpennry. The State Dispensary Directors at ' their meeting last week decided to grant the city of Newberry a beer dia pensary. We suppose that the county ;board will elect a beer dispenser at an Oearly date and the business started up. t New lot of Now England ,Watches just In. Conic in and see us. t tf Daniels & Co. The best Richmond Meal, for 55m. tf tf C. .1. Purcoll & Co. Democratic Executive Committee. T'he Democratic i'.xecutive, Commnit 'tee of Newberry County will meet at Newburry on Saturday, April 1-1th, at 1 a. ml. W. D). I1AAnuv, W Chairman. Newberry, S. C., April 4, 1900. We have a few cars of White and &Mixod Corn loft. We nro selling at .OOo per bu. Como quick. t&f tf C. J. Purcell & Co. One ge al a"econad hand ladies wheel at Sehumi rt's for $10. t.f 31 The Now Hoard. The following is the persons r com 4mended by the county delegation for the County Board of Control, whose ' appointment is expected every day: J. A. Senn, .ohn Rt Scurry and W. P. e Harmon. M r. Senn is a meiber of the old board. New line of Umbrellas and I'arasoles just opened at Mimnaugh's. 2t The best ;eeond patont flour o earth f,r $3.119. tUf tf C. J. Purcell & Co. A friend in need is a friend indeed. As a suggestion-a warm overcoat foi the cold weather, at Jan,ieson's. tf Shoes Bought of Copelaud Bros. Shiued Free. t it The Confederato Reunion. On account of the annual reunion of Confederate Veterans at Louisville Ky., May 30th to June 3d, the South ern road has announccd the followinij low rate: $11.10 for thme round trip Tickets on sale May 27th, 28th and 29th. limited to June 6thi, via Atlanta 0m Asheville. Now I-3 the opplortunity 1.o clotht bQt.h legs for the price you'd generall3 paty for one leg in pants at tf Jamnieson's. Pulley BalIts at 25., 50, 75, and $1. a' Wootens. - f The shuttle andl ,.landle Factory. A Mr. Sullivan, representing the Sullivan Hardware Company, of An. derson, was in the city on Saturday ant sold $3,000 worth of machinery to thu Shuttle and Handle Company. Trh4 site for the factory has not yet beet located, but the charter has been rce -celved, the machinery orderedl an< they will be ready for work in a fev weeks. - - 'h he Ap>o>to of a (Juat Is envied by all poor dyspept ciles!o Stomach andf lAyer are out or rdrer All such shouhi linow that.Dr. King': New Life Pills, the wondelrfuil Stomacl and Liver Rlemuedy gives a splendlh appetIte, sound digestion and a reguln bodily habit that Insures perfect healti iad great energy. Only 25 cents at al ding stores. The prices are broken, the fence I let down at' Mimnnaugh's. 2t StockholderK Metng. A meeting of the stockholders oif th Newberry Warehouse C2ompany will b held at their om1co over' Summer Broi store on the 19th day of A pril, 1903,. t2t CHIARIEs E. SUMMiEn, Sec. If you want to buy the best she made for gentlemen call for the LIll Bracket Shoe. Jamieson., Jamleson has just, returned from th Northern markets where he purchase the largest stock of Clothing, Shoes H-ats and Furnishing Goo:Is br'ought t t.his market, and lhe Is now In a pos tion to better supplly your wants, tha ever before. When. you need anythin in his line call on him. f tf Merry Makers' Cairnival Augusta, On account of Merry Makers' Carn vail at Augusta, April 23d to 28th, 190 The Charleston and Western Carolir Rallway will sell tickets from all st tions at one fare for the round tri Tickets will be on sale April 211 '22nd, 23d, and 24th, with finial retui limit A pril 30th, 1000. The occasion this year promises surpass all former efforts. Fa ce amus monts, and performances on B3rol street every day during the week. We have just received a lot, of C< ored shiria~ from Wilson B3ro's )2awesak natterns. Tantaaon VA11OUS ANI) ALL Al'o,i01. I)on't miss the game tomorrow. The past few days we have had nie spring weather. Rtead Mirmnaugh's grand Easter of fering on the first page. The ited Men aro with us today. Wt aI e glad to have them. lion. C. 1,. Il!ease is spending a fey days in Columbia this week. Mr. Julius loozer left on Monday foi Columbia to spend a few days. Come out tomorrow and see Alder miianl Cabaniss knock a home run. I{ev. C. 1'. itoozei., of Etheridge S. C., was in the eity yesterday. A dmissio , to the ball game tomorrowN 25 cents for adults, 10 cents for chii dren. The Lord's Supper will be admin istered at the Lutheran Church next Sunday. Col. I;llison S. Keitt, of the couuy, was in town Monday shaking hands with his friends. Mliss Tilla Glenn, who has been teach ing in the lower part of the county came up yesterday. Read the announcementof The New berry Hardware Company in another column. They are out for business. The distinguished ball players F.r tonmorrow's game are having their un: forms made. Some of t,hem will be beauties. As will be seen from our Columb!a correspondence, the Governor has ap pointed magistrates for No .3 and N ,. 7 Townships. Ifforts are being made to organize a1 baseball association in town. The boys mst have some sport this summer, so help them out A banquet will be tendered the ' - iting Red Men in Klettner's 'ball night, by Itergell Tribe, of this city. 1. II. Hunt, l-sq., left, yesterday f-e Grieenville to Sluwnd a while with h. uncle. Col . F. Iunt, who is in bad health. It has bee'' uggeste"d that in the ball ,ane totmorrow that the uniforms the "fat," he a bou-e, and that of t:' " leanlh tigeh t'. If .ou attend t he ball -rame tomorrow you will be assisting Newberry College to get a much needed inst.rument, be sides you will have a good time. TIne game of ball Friday between the Palestine and Uelena nines, the small boys, resulted in a victory for the for mer by a score of 13 to 10. A little innocent wanted to know how some of the largest players in the ball gaime tomorrow will know when they are on the bases--"they can't see them.' Some of the notable features of to morrow's ball game will be some of the 200 pound players making a "slide un. (er" to make their bases. Don't mise it. The "betwlxts and betweens" will challenge (he '"fats" or the "leans,' whichever is successful for a second game at an early date. There is more fun ahead. The date of the meetinfo the Cen tral Luther League, owIng .to a conflict in ',ime wit,h the meeting of the. New berry Conference, has been pos poned one week, to Saturday, may 5t,b.. Mr. J1. 1H. M. Kinard of The Observe, went, over to Augusta Saturday and was accompanied home by his daugh ter, Mr's. E. S. McNeill, who will speu a few weeks in Newberry. Magistrate Chappell has again swoop ed down on the vagrants. He sent two down to the county chain gang yesterday miorning. We hope he will keep up the good work, wvhich he wil) do with a little assistance from the city aut,horities. Ser-vices every afternoon this weel< at 4:30 o'clock at the Lutheran Churcl except Wednesday afternoon. Inste-td of Wednesday afternoon the services will be held at 8 o'clock in the evenins Services also Friday morning at 1I o'clock. The public is invited. A n interesting meeting is in progres at the Johnstone Street Method is -l curch this week. Services each aft e noon at, 4 o'clock for ladies only and: 8 o'clock for men only. The pastor ' being assisted by visiting brethren: IPublic urgently r'equested to attend. Drm. E. E. Platt, now with Rteed P'harmacy, comes from Abbeville, L Platt worked In Charleston for quita awhile, and he comes well reco:n mended, not only as a true, honest a m upright gentleman, but as a Pharmacist and he takes charge of the prescriptio: department of thme Reeder PTharmmacy where he will ser ve you most accurat0 atnd politely. He is a regularly licer pharmacist and is an adept, handi n drugs. Hei is a pleasant and courteou ChristIan gent,leman, and Ia calculate to make friends here In his new homn whore he is welcomed as a citlzen ani business man. WEDDING PRESENTE g Celery Stands, Butter Dishes, Cake Plates, Syrup Pitchers, Sugar Dishes, Spoon Holdeni CJream Pitchers, Fruit Stands, Waiters, Knives, Forks, aTea and Table Spoons, uigar Spoons, Butter Knives, Gravy Ladles, Soup Ladles, &c mao n uaru' plate ONLY. VE als hae anewlotof Sterling Silv4 nTea Spoone and a oew Seth Thomi Clocks let which MUSTr go. Yours truly, td DANIELS & Co. If you need any columns, bahtisters turned work get our prices before yr 1i- buy. We will save you money. Sat of faction guaranteed. STUART Buos. Tii H. Lua*rAn.'Manager. t.Af tf. Tili fRED MEN WITH Us, The Oreat Council of the Im,roved Order of Red Men in seeton Uere-BeDing Pleasantly Entertained by Bernell Tribe. The Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of South Carolina is in session in this city. The delegates began to arrive yester day, and early in the afternoon our streets were lined with visitors wearing as a distinguished badge the red, white and blue. The afternoon was spent by the members of the committees of the local Tribe riding and walking, taking in the sights of the city with the visiting brethren, all of whom seemed to be en joying their visit to Newberry. The Great Council was called to order in the .a;olio and Pythian hall, by the great Sachem, John H. Steenkon, of Charleston, this morning at 9 o'clock. All the delegates have not yet ar rived. Several more from different sections of the State are expected to day, and the meeting promises to be the largest ever held. The following is a list of those who arrived yesterday, all of whom are being entertained at "The Newberry": J. Frank Pate, B. C. Wallace-Sum ter, S. C. R. A. Williams, E. C. Steinmeyer, W. M. Fitch, John H. Steenken-Ch -ir. leston, S. C. J. M. Bowdon, J. C. Ragan-Spar tanburg, S. C. J. L. Martin, A. P. Arthur-Warren ville, S. C. M. C. Cook, J. W. Boarly--Warren, S. C. J. H. Sammons, E. P. Hill, Frank Burgess, J. 0. Doggett-Piedmont, S.C. W. Hamer Lang, Bob Pelzer, D. S. Ergle-Pelzer, S. C. W. M. Wilkes, Pacolet, S. C. F. C. Gaynor, Cowpens, S. C. Chas. Oxendine, E. F. Bearham Spartanburg, S. C. Walter Cameron-Augusta Ga. L. A. Hughes-Clinton, S. C. Tonight the delegates to the Grand Council and a few invited friends will be banquetted by the 3urgell Tribe, in their hall over Klettner's store, and it will be one of the nicest affai's that has ever been attended in this city. We welcome the Red Men to New berry and hope that their stay with us will be such a pleasant one' that they will come again. If you care to exchange $12.98 worth of Legal Tender for $17 00 worth of overcoat you can have the chance to do so at Jatieson's. tf An Egg Hunt. The Epworth League will give an egg hunt at the residence of Mrs. Y. J. Pope on next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Admission 5 cents. We have aboat Fifty Thousand Pounds of Bauon. We are selling at 6Oc. C. J. Purcell & Co. tat tf An Easter Egg Hunt. The Children's Missionary Society of the Church of the Redeemer will give an Easter Egg Hunt at the resi dence of Mr.. J. L. Dominick on next Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Ad mission 5 cents. Just received a nice line of pretty Belt Buckles and Rings at Eduard Scholtz's Jewelry Store. t&f 3t Clip the Corner. We are requested to ask those who are selling tickets and those who have already bought tickets for children to the gate of . base ball tomorrow to please clip tjie corner of the child's ticket; so that they can be distinguished from the others. Mouldidge, Lumber, Laths and Shinges. " STUART Baos. E. . ESLE,Manager. taftf (Moly Week. Services are b{ing held in the Church of the Redeemer this week preparatory to Easter. The pastor conducted the services yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. This afternoon at the same hour Dr. Armstrong will preach; to morrow evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. A. J. Bowers will conduct the service; Thurs day afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev. W. K. Sligh will preach, and on Friday at 1' o'clock the pastor. The public is in vited to these meetings. If you need columns, balusters or any turned work, let our prices before buy. ing. We will save you money. Satis. faction guaranteed. STUA RT BROS. EC. H. LESLIE, Manager. tAf tf. Canme Near Being m Fire. . Saturday night about nine o'clock a lamp fell from a scantling where it had been customary to bang it in the collai of T. EC. Epting & Co.'s store and struci the ground floor where a lot of hay had been stored. In a few seconds tlle of was running all over the floor ignitring the hay and it looked as if it would be a serious fire. Mr.- Epting, with hii presence of mind, and the assistance o a few by-standers, went to work ani put out the flames without sounding th< alarm. The staple which had beei fastened into the seantling had pulle< out or broken, letting the lamp fall which was a large one, holding nearl; a gallon of oil. It was a narrow escap from a serious fire. Au Exception to the Rule. A shop where you can get what yo want and when you want it. STUART BROS. EC. H. LEsLIE, Manager. taftt y Purcell has, the brain and nerv< (He bought early and bought cheaj and .n4ld oakfr his goods. aftte A SH1OOTINO 8Olt*PE, Two Yoting led kkchMu$iS 8etbefai ShOt. on the Main thotottghfare of One Cfity-An idnotlent Pasuer by Shot in the Foot. Tho ringing out of several pistol shots on the main street of our city Saturday night at about 8 30 o'clock caused great excitement among our people, many of whom rushed to the scene to investigate the trouble. jI:. James A. Bradley and Mr. J. A. Cook, two prominent young men of the city, got into a dispute which resulted in a blow and finally the discharging of their pistols at each other. Six or eight shots were fired. They were standing in front of &rd near Mr. S. B. Jones's Store, and sev eral of the bullets are imbedded in the walls thereabout, as some wild shoot ing was done, and neither of the con bat.uts hit. Mr. Lawson B. Kibler happened to be passing just at the time the shoot ing began, and one of the balls struck him in the foot. The ball entered the side of h is foot and seemed to range up. The doctors have not been able to 10. cate the ball as yet. Several of the small bones in the foot are shattered, and the wound will give Mr. Kibler considerable trouble and may make him a cripple for life. His many friends hope, however, that in a few days he will entirely recover from the wound and be as sound as ever. In the hands of Drs. J. M. Kibler and W. G. Houseal ho will want for no attention In the medical line. It is simply miraculous that, in the crowded condition of the streets at the time, several persons were not killed. Th, young men were before Mayor Mayer yesterday morning and plead guilty to drawing a weapon with intent to injure another. They were fined $75 each or 30 days on the streets. Both of the young men have given notice of appeal to the Circuit Court, on the grounds that the fine imposed was excessive. C. L. Blaase, Esq., will represent Mr. Bradley, and F. H. Domi. nick, Esq., Mr. Cook. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, four big Bargain days at Mimnaugh's. 2t Call for the Messenger Shoe for boys. Jamieson. Lilly Bracketts & Co.'s Fine Shoes for Men in all the latest toes and lasts just; received at Jamieson's. fattf Saturday Night's Fire Alarm. The alarm of fire was sounded Satur day night about 8 o'clock, to which the fire department responded promptly, but the flames were extinguished with out the department throwing water. The cause of the fire was a defective flew in the roof of the housec' Mr. Cally McWhirter at the lower end of Main street. The damage was very light, as the flames gained little or no headway before they were extinguised. Zeigler Bro's Shoes for ladies are the best made. Jamieson. Mr. McWhIrter Hurt,. Saturday night when the fire alarm was sounded, Mr. Cally McWhirter, whose house was on fire, was raised by theahs of a plank to the roof of the house and having no support on the steep roof, lhe slipped and fell to the ground, a distance of several,feet. He was con siderably bruised; but his many friends will be glad to know'that he was not seriously hurt. Old goods don't suit our customers or make new-ones. That's why we put "a good-by price" on all goods before the season closes at Jamieson's. if Call for the Messenger Shoes for boys t.hey are the best made. * Jamieson. Dr. Domar to Speak ont Missions, Dr. E. E. Boniar, assistant secretary o' the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, will de liver an address in the First Baptist church Wednesday evening, AprIl 11, - at 8 o'clock. Public cot-dially invited. .On Thursday morning at 10:30 Dr. Bo Smar' will address the ladies on mission work, and nsot only are all the ladies of the community invited to attend this service, but the pubie at large. We are still selling the best patent - flour on earth for $4.85. I t&f tf C. J. Purcell & Co. The entire store is one big bargain counter at this time. It will pay you to buy a suit or an overcoat now to lay ~aside for next season at 'Jamiesons, tif Big and little boys are eqjually fi}ted a out here, from the toddler just aspiring 1to "pants" to the long trouserod youth on the ragged edge of manhood, every e thing from hats to shoes. i tf At Jujnieson's, Spring Jottings frone the "Up-to-Date.**. h Spring time is here and house clean I ing with it. Send us your. lace Cur tains tolaundry. We make thoem look like now. We laundry white counterpanes for , 150o. each, and they look just like new, Pillow shams shine like jewels whet we laundry them. Try us and see, We guarantee our work. Sat4sfactiot or no cost. Your "Up-to-Date" ., taf 3t. Steam Laufidry. rMARRIED. ~s At the home of the brides father Mr D. L. Long, by Rev. A. R. Beck, Mr Jacob F. Boland and Miss Ella V. L- ng, both of Newberry County. Married on Bunday, March 25, 1900 'by Masgistrate Larkin Rice at his resl u. detice, Mr. Jno. Franklin of Newberq anx Miss Lula Leopard of Saluda.i Sal ida Sentinei. THE FATS AND LEANS$ A OAME OV UALL BY STOUT AND TALL The Prominent Business Men of the City to 10lay on the College Grounds To-tuotrow Afternoon -- The Prooeds to H elp on a Good Cattse-Itoad the List of Playeta--.AIl tusl ness Houses to Close. Columbia is to have her Society Circus, 1 Augusta her Merry Makers' Week, and ' Spartanburg her Mayors' Convention, but Newberry is never behind when it comes to atnusemeuts. This time it % ill be a gane of base ballo n the .college diamond tomnorrow < afternoon, gt 4 o'clock, by players se- I lected from the business and professional t men of the city-the fats and leans, or I stouts and slims. This will give more aniusement to the I public than anything that could be i thought of, and the pro:ninence of the players will make the game the more in- t teresting. All the stores and business houses of i the city will be closed, so as to give a everybody a chance to see the game, as I the list below will show. I A small admission fee will be charged, 0 the proceeds to go towards buying a tele- d scope for Newberry College, and this should be another inducement for every- I body to come out and help on this good 8 cause. The following is a list of the players and the way they will line up when the game is called. Everybody whose natne is mentioned below will play at some time during the game. The game will be called at 4 o'clock and the players are all requested to meet at the college at 3:30 o'clock to put on their uniforms and march to the grounds. ( The following is a list of the players t and all will be in unifotin: TIlE PLIAYERS. FATS. SLIMS. C. J. 'urcell, P. R. D. Smith S. J. McCaughrin, c. W. C. Tyree. John M. Kinard, tst b. W. K. SliR, 1 K. Cabaniss, 2nd b. W. 0. Hotseal, W. X. Merchant 3d b. Z. V. Wright, J. A. Blackwelder, r, s. a . It. Cromer I). L. Copeland, 1. S. s. I,. W. Jones, Edw. R. Hipp, 1. f. M. I,. Snearnan, A. T. Brown c. f . I. 1 ''utinick, K. J. Mtiller, r. f. J. It. Wicker, C. W. Bishop, sub. 1. f. nub. R. . Welch, 0' McR. lioles c. w. W. C. Schenck, M. M. Buford, c. f. A. J. Cook, Prank Baxter, 21nd b. w. J. Lane, , Bartow Cope!a'td, " r. f. W. L. Ew me Jaines Dubar, C. The Johstone. C. H. Suner, '" tat b. " Ed. Scoltz Ic. Cavenaugh henry minvrd, Go. S. Mower, Umpire, lnRke. Wright. The above subject to change at any time before or d"t;ng the game. The price of admission will be 25 cents for adults and io cents for children. STORES To CLCOS. We, the undersigned merchants, bank era, and business men of the town of Newberry, having learned that there is to be a game of baseball between the " fats" and "slims" of Newberry on the college baseball grounds, for the benefit of a fund 'with which to purchlase a telescope for Newberry College, do severally agree to hatlfn At tiee n. . .. .. henk sa N. L Sparm &C. f. ". A. Jok Jes K.Glder 2niel " J.,J ae N. . Rnwik, .avif. "BWaL.Ewak, W. E.Peihmst,dubr "SEd.tcholt Rise iitmry o., Ti" Moenry KCo vrd 3e. W. MWe, Ump firIankma,riht T.5 habove, subec A. Lchangeat &any. tI'neptg beor o., P.'n Todd,e forJ adutsato CtforchidBro. 0.Mewbiey, avin leanedBtat tere,st andM "sts o, Newbrry thae Co.,g bas eadl roud,, o t.he b'geneftt,fn witht whict purchas atecp ftor JNewberr uCioleg, do several,yaret clos our es ective p Bacsopusnsso 3.th et,ono th e n tho Co.i, fo half stthree o'coc untithesai C. . Prearma & Co., ItB.Mcr, Ja. . I.wler .T.eat. r. A. nwcker h cli h a fW day DrPe ckrwilhavaislag OpherhlmoneterinopCo.o,hre hauin iontne, rtund rm h fa.tory R itdu wt e ightsre, T.s no tebeteqipeptical . Ftyns opp oriyteb,itd t oe ort .iJme.on, i. M.Ens &r C.,0 sd,o oltn . . Mdr. asd sa rdaeo GergerrCollregeadhiray,re Count b& appinmentreta,mme o The 2uchnson,rgietintepn wit make.sccssadesltpov, Von acepalemniortehoito tEdwhich heipp, enaponed i wil be Puclled o sigonltr rho Nxt. icW. G. Maes,o Daayorctnies hav head., l Silrinhsiiaings oBank,d im Southrn dakey, iEdcara ctrs, th cidets oslaeryTmesi Moe outh hearhim.He wll bth C.eWxtlattrac tio bytheNewer. A.Levnton Co.rs, on thenightof th 1Todd,an. ol Copleri lasdwihean highcla, ealetinrs ad tewectry Hare is. tp~Wut insecurng hi.i thise stres. ELECTION AT PIIO'EI(IrV. Jilot Election, in Town-ur. lower I.ONC a Thunb-iocd SIow I4aMt Night. The regular annual election for In endant and Wardens camne off at I'ros )erity yesterday-Monday. Only om icket was in nomination and it wa: animously elected. It is coinpost if Dr. G. Y.'lb nter, Intendant; Mess-s \. 1H. Dlawkins, W. W. Wheeler, S. S 3irge and 11. 11. Sehumpert, Wat dens rho managers were Messrs. It. I toudemayor, J. L. Wise and \V. F ordan. Everyt,hing passed olf pleas ntly. The new council will,be sworn in a meo. No poliey has as yet I ecn ott ined, but think I am safe in sayinl hat our new "City l'athers" wil urther all objects looking to 11 e en ancement of the business Interests o 'rosperity, including, possibly, a dis ensary next fall. M r. F. M. lowers lost a th umbh yes erday. He was carrying a lot o lorses over the river, the lead rope be ug wraped around his hand, and at omce of the animals became unruly thi op tore oil 'the thumb of his righi and. 1r. Wheeler cut the nienhei IT at the right place, and the hand ih .oing well. A pleasing panoramic and ;rapho hono exhibition was given at oui chool building last night and the largt udience was much anusel. Business is very good. Weathet ery fine. uI ' I.Mm-rro. April 10th. August. Flower. 'It, is a surprising fact.,'' says I'rof, fouton, ''that in my travels in all partt f the world, for the last ten years, I ave mbt more people that have used roen's August Plower than any othei enedy, for dyspepsia, deranged livet nd stomach, and for constipat.ion. I nd for tourists a'id salesmen, or fot ersons filling oflice positions, whert leadaches and general had feelingt rom irregular habits exist., thai rreen's August Flower is a gran 'emedy. It does not injure the systenr y frequent use, and is excellint fe our stomachs and indigestion." Sam ph ot,tles free at W. E. 1-'elham's. Sold by dealers in all civilized coun ries. tIy r Reduced Ret e -aver the Soutlru. On account (f ,the l;pworth I.eagui onference at Villiamston, S. C., Iht 3outhern Railway will sell round triI ickets for $3 b5. Tickets to he soh day 2nd and 3rd, return limit May 8th On account of annual meeting of tht 9piscopal church at Aiken, S. C , Man Ith and 12th, the Southern Itailwaq o. will sell round trip tickets at $5.15 L'ickets to be sold May 6th, 8th ant th. Return limit May 11th. On account of the Society Circus it Joluubia, April 18th, 19th and 20th ,he Southern Railway Company wil loll round trip tickets at $2.25, to bi told 18th and 19th. Final limit Apri lst. On account of the M usleal Festival a saffney, S. C., May 8th and 9th, thi Southern Railway Co. will sell rouui ,rip tickets at $4.80, tickets to be sob ith and 7th. Full limit May 11th. On account of the annual mneeting 0 hoe Colored Physicians Association a 3barleston, S. C., April 18th and 20th ,he Southern Railway Co. will sel ound trip tickets to Charleston fo 17.30, tickets to be sold 17th and 18th pith return limit, A pril 21 st. We have a splen- - lid assort.mentof e BTYL9CS IN TRIMMED ANI -UNT RIMMED TMILLINERY... TASTONISH [NGLY - LOW ., PRIOES.... El Our showroom are crowed w it New Sp inmg Mi linery. STATEMENT Of Conditions of The Newberr Savings Bank of Newberri S. C., at the Close of Businet March 31st, 1900. Pul ished in Conformity With A Aot of the Generai Assembly Bills Receivable. .. ....13,014 i Bonds... .. .. .. .. ....2,272 F'urniture and F'ixturcs . . 1,300) Collection Account.. . . 10 Overdrafts secured and uan secured.. .. .. .......077 'Due from other banks . . . . $24,828 49) Cash ..... .. .$24,699 94-$ 419,528C $187,703J L1ABiILIIES. Capital........ .. .. .. $ 50,000 Profits less expenses paid . 14,006 Dividends unpaid. .. .....588 Cashier's cheeks outstanding . $ 12 29 Bank deposits . $ 4,260 (15 Individual de pos its...... . .118,835 53-$123,103 $187,703 Personally appeared before me, J. Norwood, C ashieor of at"ved nam l'ank, who being duly sworn, says t above statement is true to the best his knowledge and belief. J. E. NOR WOOD, ('ashIer, Sworn to before me this 3rd day Attest: N. P. F'OR 8. C JAMES McINToSH. JIAs. K. GIwDan. 0. McRi. HoLuMI~ Tells lhe -lor"y. Wnli your inu' ( tielu-s, itn(i you feel hilous:, collsil. t>alt'41, unl ut. of Iune, wvith yoI 41~ur Stom:c1h sourl' and no 4 e11 tite, just buy a >aek:age of .\1u1 I:ilw '8 '::,o , fromt 1 to I p,ills. Y(I4 will ii surprimA :il how :.iy -: lhi-.' will (ih, 1 t4 l ir tr~rl:, cu o u , i i: i 1 ntihi 1 1(1 b(il i,i 4 :, 3r 1u 4 thl liver :u(I In:alw yo~u f(v l h:il,ty again. 5 . t- . Sold by aill linicliu dealers. ANNOUNlEMENTS. For House of iepresen tatives. rIt. .1. C. (i'I1,L1.\Il:l S 15 III;ItIS . L by Inomt.i nated as a caud idate ft r Itm Ilou,e of Ia'Ipresolntatives, and is I:edged to abl)ide Ith' iesullt, of the I)en. o('ral, t"i ri ar'y clect ion. V'OTI'itS. For Clerk of Court. W/~ A. 11A- I IS IIIINiI Y AN r e nounnied ats at randlidate ft r Clerk of ('ourt of t.he couty, mti (1 pledged to abide the result of the )em oeratic p'im1iary election. For County Treasurer. T IEU ":18 Y AN NO1 t N'I' : iA'Slt' . Y 4 W Aas a mauididatc for'Treas:urer of New berry County andi pledge nyself toa bide the result Of the I)eoratie pIrimay y election. J >1)1N I,. IE11'S. T IltEMl:Y ANN()UNCl-1: MYSEI" . as at mantdidiate for the ollio of onty ''rea.rer of Newherry' County, and pledge mi)ysolf to abide the renslt of the Democratic primary eletion. W. W. It\1O)l.ilil I'S. M. S('I{UtAll'I;RT IS IIEThNY " 11nimnte(1 for'1'reasurer of Newt I!erry Couty, and will abide the reSulIt of the 1)emiorati 1primatry ietI Ion. V'1'1:11S. I )ANIUI,1. \Wll':I1.1:It IS 1tI'd hy nom inatted as a1 Candidate ft I l1''ta,r"rl' of Newberry 'ou ty' at1. is 1Iedg4ed to ab)idc tle result, of tl )e'uem ratic prima;try Ic1-:ltiin. For Auditor. W ., 'l iN)I I''i I 1 I l'I I ilC ' AN. * nouncd ,a a ; at midat for Coun t-y Auditor, -ubjtct to the 1)cmocratIc I'rimatry eli'etion. 11' II-:IliY ANN(lON( MY -1Y,i10L4 A. ts a candidat. for ( 1 olty Auditor, subjoet to the I )i,rn'crait ie p)rirnntry lee tion. I. II. I 1O NG G 1Utt"1. For County Supervisor, I 11:ll'llY ANNO)'N('l-. \8l II4' 4as at canidat.e for County tiupe81 ' visot In th' ming c 'ei4lection, and pledge myself to abide the resut,t Lt he 1De1mo eratic prhnary. l 1. T '. 1. T111Eitl1lil' A NNOU'-"l ats at a didat,e for . e visor, and p.-il~e lnyse, . .,..,ide the 1result of the Deinocratie p,rimm-r'y. J N(). Ut. I'1":tI:I)W1. 11~ 4 H I l 11Y ANNO IlJN I: 1 YSI:Lp' Aias at candidate for Count.y Supecr 8visor, and I)ledgre myself to abide the result of the I)eloeratie )rimary. I S. CUNNINGiIA u t r I Count,Ly Supervisor. and3 14(4 is1 pledged to ab1ide1 L,he re1suIlt of L, IDemocraLtic pr'i maflIy. 3 a. candidate41114 for'(:1 Cout,y Su3per1v isor' sub4 joe toLIA Demlocrat,4 3ie riary.' IT 1 "'''"Y ANNOUN(' IC AYSiI,F' as a(4 11nnd31idate11 for4 1.1h( 441li(e (of Co)un ,y Suervisor434, sub1lject, 11) 1141 Demo (4ra1t,ie pimar11(y. L IllI'I'CHY A NNOIJNCIC MYSICL1 -1 a41( caddate for4 the1 0lice (of County Super41visor' 41334 pled44ge myse141f to abide .i (he result oIf the IDemocrat1411( le3' primary. For Supt. of Eduication. rl'Ill1.OUGHI T1III: SOLICITATION b of aL n1umIber' of fIrienids4 1,brough 11on, and14 pledge mysel4'If to abIide1 the result,1 of the4 Democrat4:'3ic pr3imary143. - ~ STIDNI:Y W1iI'~ 1'1 IS IEitlC.. subljct, to I ,he IDemocrat,41L1e primary113. For Coroner. Il11CER 1CHY A NNO U NC I' M YS'ILF .1 a candida14te for4 L,hece o44(f Cor'oner' for NewherIry County, and1( pldge my43 8 se4lf to1 ab)lide 114e resu14t, of 11,he Demo1 I". M AlIION LIN DSA Y. yo For anything you want In *~ Good Quality, 's Latest Styles and Lowest Prices, come to the e H3T ETMET IUE 00 of SIgather he Kind You Have Alwa Bgh Sigaoture Te ou of