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Knights of Pythias, Newberry Lodge No. 75. S T A T E D CO N VENTIONS OF this Lodge will be held the 2nd aud 4th Tuesday nights of each month at 7.30. Visiting Knights cordially welcomed. THOS. E. EPTING, K. of R. and S. Crotwell Hotel Buildinh. NEWIIBIRY MARKEt. Correctol every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. Meat..................... . ......... 7@ 80. Shoulders ........................- 7c. Vams............................. 12 14c. Best Lard.............. .......... " 10c. Best Molasses, new crop...... 0c. Good Molasses..................... 25@50c. Corn .................................. . 70c. Meal ......... . . .................... 65c. Hay........................ 90c. Wheat Bran.........................$1.15. 1st Patent Flour.................. .1 .00. 2nd Best Flour..................- $4.60. Strait Flour........................ $4.25. Good Ordinary Flour. 3.5( .... Sugar ....................... .. ... 6 a62c. Rice................................... 5(a)8c. Coffee................................. 10(a) 5c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... %1.15. iale Hulls, per cwt.............. 35c. Country Produce, Butter, per 1b ..................... 15@ 20c. Eggs, per dozen ................. 100. Chickens, each.................... 15@25c. Peas, per bushel.................. 75c. Corn, per bushol.................. 60c. Oats, per bushel............ 35(b40c. Sweet potatoes ............. 60(tV75c. Turkeys, per lb ................ 6(a) 8c. Fodder, per cwt .................. 75(j90c. Help for Indin's Sufferers. All persons wishing to make contrib utions to India famine sufferers, will please send what they choose to give to Mrs. J. W. White. I1. For burns, injuries, plies and 4kin diseases use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, It is the origlonal. Counter felts may be oiYered . iJse only DeWitt's Gliders Cotuer Drug Store. IBarbeuue. A first class barliccue will be givvu at St. Philips church, for the beneflt of the church. The barbecue will be under the auspicies of the church council. Come one, come all, and help the good gause. There are no better pills made than DeWitt's Little Early 1?isers. Always d prompt and cert-.. .ders Corner Drug Store. ..esCre t Found. An oilcloth lap-robe was found in Newberry Monday. Owner will please call at police headquarters and claim property. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are fan- t Ous little pills foe liver and bowel troubles. Never gripe. Gilders Cor- e ner Drug Store. Lost A side curtain to a buggy was lost in the streets of Newberry Saturday eve ning, 30th June. The finder will please leave curtain at the ofliceof The Herald and News and get suitable reward. One Minute Cough Cure is the only j harmnles remedy that produces Immedi ate results. try it. Glders Corner Drug Eitore. To scolI Teachere. The National EdXucational Asesocla- r tion will meet in Charleston, 5. C., July 2 10-13. There will be no meeting of r the State Teachers' Association this e year. Teachers wishing to att,end will please noiyme at as early a date as possible so that I may make necessary arrange mente. F. W. H IGGINS, County Supt. Qf Education. ( Programme of Rounion, Little Mountain,, E 8. 0., Fraday, July 20, 1000 Address of Welcome-J. E. B3oland, The State Debt to Denominational Col leges--W. H. Hunt Esq., Present Op portunities to obtain a College Educa tion-Rev. J. J. Long, Within the Camn ~pus-A. F. L3ver Esq., Christian Edu cation-Rev. W. H. 11111cr. It Saved His Leg. t P. A. Daeuforth, of LaGrange, Ga., ' suffered intensely for six months with a t frightful rdaning sore on his leg, but writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in ten days. For Ul cers, Wounds, burns, Bloils, Pain or Piles it's the best asalve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c, Sold by all druggists. Meterologleal I ecord for June. RAINFALL. June 3, 1900, 8.09 Inches. June 4, 1899, 2.83 inches. ExBcess for June 1 900, 6.87. SUMMARY. Mean temperature, 76.4; Maximum temperature, 94; Dat.e June 12&13; Min imum temperature, 58; D)ate June 20th; Total precipitation linches, 8.69: No. of days clear, 0; Partly cloudy, June 9;1 OCloudy, June 21. REMARKS. Very wet month. Crops in good sehape. 'W. G. Peterson, Voluntary Observer. DBeware of Olatments for 0atasrrh tha Contain Mercury as mercury wall surely des~troy the sense of smell and completely demo&~gn the whole syp t4em when entering Ithtroughi the mucous surtaces. Such art.leiu nhou d unever be used except on prescrIptone :roml routaablo phy. aiclans, as the damnage '.ey Wilt do Is ten fold to the godyou oI.n p->ssibly derive from them. Hai' 04Ct.'rrh Ouranufacturedl by F~. J. Oheney & Co. Toledo, 0., contains noc mercury, and is taker' lnternally, acting dl. .rootly upon the blood e, mucous surfaces of the system, In bn.Tinig Hlall's (Iatarrh Cure Sbe sure you getthe geanine. Itis taken In. Stornally, and made in rToledO. Ohio, by FI J Oheny a Co. Testimnonials free. Sale bsY9 .rglt prie Ito',obottle. VAUIOUB AND ALL Aiiour. Not supper tonight at the armory. 'I'omorrow will be the glorious 4th. Attend your elub meetings Saturday. Don't fall to attend the West End cuo ,oinorrow. Miss Odalito Johnson is visiting in Prosperity. The County Convention will meet on aoxt Monday. The rain prevented a game of ball yesterday afternoon. Mr. K. 1). Sonn of A nderson was In t,he city last week. Miss Mamie Salter is spending a while at Chick Springs. Misses Estelle and Minnio Todd are visiting relatives in Clinton. Mr. Hugh K. Boyd is taking a special course in short band in Atlanta. Messrs. Hugh Boyd and Rufus Fel lers left a few days ago for Atlanta. Mr. Lawrence Wicker wu up iom Jolumbla Saturday for a few hours. Mr. Perry Simpson Is now running ie soda fountain at Smith'u drug store. Mrs. T. S. Moser of California Is on i visit to her brother, Rev. M. G. G. 3cherer. The free rural mail delivery system ivent into effect throughout the State saturday. Mr. Ortry Hawkins of the country is isiting Messrs. Thns. P. Johnson and :jawson 11. Kibler. Dr. 1). L. Boozer leaves today for larris Springs to attend the State Don ,al Association. Don't fail to attend the hot supper at he armory tonight, and hell) out the )aseball association. Air. Claude Dominick and his sister, diss Mazie, are ill with fever at their iome on C.1lhoin Street. Alias Sadle Ancrtm, who has been '8l1ng MAlss Hlssie 8Siymons, returned o Camden liit, wt ek. Mr. W C. reder vanie up Saturday rom Columbia and spent a few hours inder the parental roof. Mr. Forrest Cogvaus left yesterday nr Anderson, w h-re he has a position witb he E Uetrie l/ght, Co. Ars. J. W. I)vis and Mrs J Roland ,ylcs left on Saturday for an extended lelt to rels.iv- In (!-)ester. The many friends of Jas A. Mim augh were glad to see him out yester .ay. He has been laid up with five. Migs Maida Deas, who has been the nest of Miss CArrie Jones for the past wo weeks, returned to her homo in ,amden Saturday. Capt. S. J. McCaughrin has returned ron New York. He reports that his rother, James, :a about recovered roin the blow thit. he was struck, and hat he will be home In a few days. One of our representative men re urned from the country yesterday and ays that after all the reserved forces ad been called in and failed, the ]a les are turning out and are captur ag"Gen. Green." County Supervisor Hill is now pay ig the town back in work for the la or of conviets from the tuwn. Ils ang is doing some good work widen sg and Improving O'Neali street from be creek leading to town. Prof. E. U. Set zler of Newberry C5o1 3ge delivered an Interesting address n Sunday school work in Mayer Me aorial church, New berry, Rev. C. 11. trmstrong, pastor, last Sunday after eon. The ac'dwss was much appre lated by the congregation.-Lutheran visitor, June 28th. Conty Alliance Meeting The County Alliance will meet in the ~ourt House at Newberry on Friday, 3th Instant, at 11 o'clock. All Aili nces are requested to send delegates nd their annual d ues. RI. T. C. HUNTERt, Pros. C. F. BOYD, Sec. Quarterly Dlspenary Settlemnent. The quarterly Eettlement of the dis enser was made with the town and ounty yesterday for the quarter end ng June 30th. The profis for the quar er amounted to$1,636.61, which was di ided between the town and county qually. A Grand Barhecue. Tomorrow will be the glorious fourth. 'omorrow will be a great day for Webt ad. Tomorrow the State candidates ill speak in the grove in front of Mr. I'. W. Fant's residence. A well prepared barbecue dinner will e served on the grounds, the proceeds o go to the O'Neall Street Church, and a patronizing this you will be helping >n a good cause. Letters have been received from soy ral of the candidates for State omlies tating that they will be0 present to ad iress the people on this occasion on the esues of the day. The West End Band till furnish music to enliven the occa Ion. Be sure to turn out and have a ood time. -Teacher Wanted. The patrons of Hartford Academy ohool districtNo 11 will meet Saturday, luly 24th, 1900, at 9 a. in., to elect a teacher for the ensuing year, of eight nonths. No summer session. Salary |130 a month. None but flest.grade teachers need apply. Applicatior' should be sent to the Becretary of the Board of Trustees, E. L~ Hays, Nowherry, S. C. P. M. HAWK'INS, E. L. UTAY"'s, F?, L. PAYSINGERI, Trustees. SATURDAY'S GAMIE. Unlon Won the 1econd Gamo Fromk Now. borry-The 8eore 1o to 2. Tholro was no game Friday after noon between Union and Newberry on account of rainl. The Newberry tean was snowed un der Saturday afternoon by the heavy hitting of the Union team. There were only flive errors made by hoth teams, and the game was only won by slug ging. Mithalfoy was displaced by Wed dington for Newberry in the sixth in ning. The features of the game were the hitting of Union, gettlug three home runs and fourteen hits, and the beauti filI fielding of b Ith teams, Jennings for Newberry making one of the prettiest catches of the season and Riley's pret ty catches for tho visitors. Score: Newberry-runs 2, hits 5, or rors 2; Union-runs 10, hits 14, errors 3. Struck out by Mahaffey 2, Weddington 1, Wilhelm 5. BA,tteriCs-Mahaffey, Wedding(on and Beusse, Wilhelm and Chandler, Umpire-Weeks Scorer enwick. The Abbeville team is In the city, but the rain prevented a game yester day afternoon. A game was started and two innings were played and neither side hnd scored, when it was called on account of rain. The boys on both sides were in good trim and played ball with a vimn. The game this afternoon will be worth going to see. CI led at 5 o'clock. Del#-gates to Atlantn. A bout a year ago an Ind ustrial lltsi ness League of the Southern St,ateu, or of the South, was organizt- in the city of Atlantn, by which much good has been accomplished in the busine.s circles, and it is the intention of the promoters or organizers to hold another meeting in that city on July l8th to 21st, and it is desired that every town and city in the South be represented at this meeting by representative men, and for this purpose a meeting waIs held a few evenings ago. Dr. 0. B. Mayer was called to the chair and Mr. C. E. Summer acted as Secretary. The following delegates were np pointed to represent Newberr3 at. this meeting: Dr. Jas. McIntosh, C. i" Summer, T. C. Wilson, Geo I)C Wh irter, J. W. White, J. A. Bl.kwelder,. Dr. J. K. Gilder, M. L. Spearman, F. A. Sclumiert, Dr. W. E. Pelham, Authur Kibler, G. B. Cromer, J. Ii Kinard, M. A. Carlisle, L. W. Floyd. Hot Supper Tonigh'. The ladies of the cit,y will. give a hot supper tonight at thi armory in order to raise money to help the Association to pay its expenses, which have been unusually heavy the past few weeks. Everyb:dy who can should attend and get a good supper and help out the boys, who are furnishing some fine sport for our cit,.tens this season. Re member, tonight, at the armory. D)EATHS. Mrs. B. M. Knight diea at, her home in West End Sunday morning. HeIr remains were buried Monday morning at Rosemont Cemetry. iilamairck's Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health. Indlomitable will and tremendous ener gy are not found where Stomach, Liver, i(idney and Bowels are out of order. [f you want these quamlities and the suce sa they bring, use Dr. Kings' New Life Pills. Th'ley dlevelop every power of brain and body. Only 25b at all Drug Stores. Lost. A sterling silver watch chain, either in the church or on the road to George Gallman's. ChaIn has a gold locket on it. Finder ill please ret,urn it to Rev. B. 5. Ramsey. REv. D). L. W.ILLIAMs, t&f2t Blind: Preacher. Wantedt Teacher for the St. Paul school In district 34. Requiremont, 1st, grade. School will run about seven months. About 25 pupils in the primary gr'ades. Salary 625 per me. School to open in Oct. Election of teacher on the first Tuesday in August. Send application wvith full par ticulars as to qualifications, experience &c to any of the following at Slighs, S. C. Jon. F. Kibler, W. HI. Kibler, Jno. B. B3odenbaugh, Trustees. Teacher WVanted To teach the Vaughvillo School, District, No, 38, applicants can make their applications to the undersigned, on or before the 19th day of July, 1900. E. I,. LEA vErL. J. D). SAurEnR. D. WN. GOODWIN. Election of Teacher. There will be a meeting at Mt. Bethel schoolhouse on Saturday, July 7th, 1000, for the purpose of elct,ing a teacher for the ensuing year. A pplicants will send their applications to either of the undersigned. . J. C. S. Blrown, Jno. Y. Tfhompson, Jno. S. Ruff, Trustees. Teoacher Wanted!I The undersigned Trustees of Central Academy, District 21, will hold a meet ing on the 14th of July for tho purpose of electing a toacher. All applications must be sent to either of the under signed by that' time. All applicants must, hold first Grado certificates. Trerm of school seven nonths. Fiye in winter and two in summer. .1. D. Sheely, W. S. Seybt, J..'rligh, COUNTY VAMPAIN. To Opfin nt Po,arlia Augtnt oil,, and Close at New,erry Atiguit 2sti-Cnidl datteA Most File PIledto b.y A ugust tI. The following Is the schedulo of the county campaigni a1is arranged at the recent-mueeting of the ECxecutive ('om milttee. All candidates nust, have their pledges filed with the county chairman by the 11rst meeting, August 9th. COU N'rY CA MPAWGN SCHE1,011,. No. I --Poiaria, Tihrsday, Aug.9. No. 10-Jolly Street, Friday, Aug. 10. No. 9--Young's Grove, 1a4turday, Au gust I1. No. 8-Utopia, Wednesday, Aug. 15. No. 7--Williams's Store, Thursday, August 16. No. 6; - I,ongslhore's, Priday, Aig. 17. No. '-Spearmain's Spring, Sat,urday, August 18. No. 4 -Whitmire's, Wednesday, A u gust 22. No. 3-Mt. Pleasant, Thursday, Au gust 23. No. 2-T. W. Keitt's, Friday, Aug. 2-1. No. I--Newberry, Satiurday, Aug. 25. No. l-West End, Saturday night, August 25. Story of a Slave. T. be hound hand and foot for years by the clains of disease Is the worst fori of slavery. eourge ). Williams, of Maichester, Mich., tells how such a sir..ve was mua<de free. lie says: "My wife has beeni so help'e.s for live years that she couldi noL turii over iii bed alone. A fter usitng two bottles of Elec tric Bitters. she Is wonderfully inii proved and table to do her own work." This supreme rt medy for female 4 eases quickly curo nervousness, sieeip less, melacholdy, headitche, backneOc. fainting and dizzy spells. This mirac working medicino is a godseld to Wea' sickly, run down people. Every bw.t tie guaranteed. Only 50 cents. iuA by all Druggists. Unti for County Con-ention. In obedience to the action of the County Deinocrati Executive Conm mittee, a convention of the Democratic Party of Nowherr y County is hereby called to meet in the Court, louse, Monday, July 9, 1900, at 11 a. mu., to re cognize or pormit the formation of now clubs, and to transact such other busi ncss as may coime before the conven. vention. The Democraic Clubs of the county are called to meet Suturday, July 7, 1900, to elect delegates to the County Convention. Clubs which have not reorganiz-ed may meet JUIly 7th to reorganize, elect delegates to the County Convention and member of County Democratic Mxecutive Commit tee. A. 1. B)ENIAUGII, County Chairman. Prosperit.y, S. C., June 23, 1900. Club Meetiuigs. The Liberty Democratic club will meet Saturday, July 7, 1900, at .1 p. in. N. R. Lester, Pres. G. F. Hunter, Sec. The Democratic clubs of No. 8 Town ship are requestcd to meet at Utopia July 7, 1900, at 41 p. mn. JT. C. Dominick, Pros. 1). L. Ham, Sec. There will be a meeting of the Union D)emocratic club on July 7th 1900 at 1 P. M. A full meeting Is requested. M. M. Long, Pros. M. L. Strauss, Sec. Long Lane Democratic club will meet at Both Eden on Saturday the 7th of July at 4 P. M. R. 0. Carlisle, Pres. Mt. Bethel Democratic club is called to meet at the school house on Sat,ur (lay July 7th at 3 P. M. W. [H. Wendt, See. Mulberry Democratic club is called to meet at the residence of Mr. T. W' Keitt on Saturday July 7th at 4 P. M. S S. Cunningham, Pres. The Young men's Democratic Club will hold a meeting at the Opera H-ouse Saturday evening at 8:30 o'clock for tihe purpose of electing delegates to the county convention. Jaao. C. Goggans, Pres. D)emocratic club No. 1, township No. 4 wIll meet at WVhitmlre at 3 o'clock July 7, 1900. M. M. Carley, Pros. The H[elena Democratic Club will meet Satuoulay evening at 8.30 o'clock to elect delegates to county convention. W. D). Ihardy, Pres. R1. HI. Groekor, Soc. Tonight If your liver Is out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart burn, or Constipation, take a dose of Hood's PIIls On retiring, and tomorrow your di gestive organs will be regulated and yo 1wl0b bright, active and ready frany idof work. This has been the experience of others; it will be yours. HOOD'S PILLS are sold by all medicine dealers. 25 eta. Notice. W E WILL EF1ECTI A DIS$PENSE'R and Cie-k for Newterry County on t.he 18th dIay of Augat. All appl I oations for the plat.es must H flied and sworn:' > by the i,..'lat day of JTnly and PLame band c dI to a memb>er or the Board. The Dispenser takes charge the 1st Sept , and serves for' one year JACOB SEN N, Ohm. .l. R. CURRIY. J. P. I RMON. Newhnorv- S. (L, .Tuly 2.,19(0. 4t t&t N O crop can grow with out Potash. Every blade of - Grass, every grain of Corn, all Fruits and Vegetables must have it. If enough is supplied you can count on a full crop if too little, the growth will be " scrubby." Send for our books telling all about composidnn of fertilizers best adapted for all crops. They cost you nothing. GERMAN KALI WORKS, .. .i St., New York Closing 0 U t So e! From now un til August Ist you can buy Anthing In the Store at NoW York Cost! Teis Spo cai M.A. STAT1E OiF SOUTHL CAROLiNA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY--lN COMMON PLEAS. Jno. IU Spearman and Jlas. 8. Spear mnan in thcir own right, and ats Ex ceutors of the last, will and t estament of .John it. Spearman, Sr., I'ilntiffs. vs. I.0O. Spearman, Senior, et a!, Defend ants. 13Y VIliTUll OF AN ORIl hrn,aland singtulatr the cred. ltors o' John 1t. Mpcarman, dleceased, are re(iuired to renfder In their de mandis undler oath I 'fore mei onl or by the first (lay of August, A. D) , 19t ). W. D). H A1jtDY, Master. July 3d, 1900. ANNUAL MEETING. Vp UF ANNLJAfL M viETING 0OF THE .1Stockholders of 'IThe Newberty Cott,ou Seed Oil M iii and iFortlliz'er Comnpany of Newberry will he held at Council Chambers on Wedncsday, the fourth (lay o& July, 1900, at 30o'elock p. in., for the election of D)irectorsa for the ensuing year, and for tbe transac tion of other business. L. W. ?LO Y D), Seer et.ary. STATEF OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NE~WJlitY IN THE PROBATE COURT. By W. W. Hodgos, Esq., Probate Judge. WI.i. EA S MRm. MAltY 10. HOFmade suit to me, to grant hotr Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of Henry G. iloof These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular the kind red and cieditors of the said Henry G. Hoof, deccased, that they be and appear be foro me in t he Coutrt of Proba'rs, to be held at Newberry Court House 8. C., on the 10th day of JIuly next,, afutr publica tion thereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, to show cause, if any the.v have, why the said Admiinisti ation should not be granted. Given tinder my hand this the 25th day of Jtmn9, Anno Domini, 1900 W. W. H~ODGES, . P. N. C. BSINESS LOILS, A choice assortment of fresh candles at Gilder's Corner Drug Storo. t&ftf Rest Umbrella in the world forsthe money at Wvoot'.13 t&f tf Try our 10e. box or Toilet Soap. It can't be beat. Glder's Corner )rig Store. t&ftf A New lot of New 1England Watches just in. Come in and see us. t tf )aniels & Co. Mason's Priit Jars and 1lhiers, low est cash prices, at G i [dc r's Corner I)rIg Store. t&fts We fit the hard to fit correct, clothing at right, prices at Wooten's. Try our 5c. Talcum I lowder, as large a box as Mennen's. Gilder's Corner Drug Store. t, Silk Gloria Umbrella, 98 cents at Wooten's.0 t1t1f tf. Tollet Stps, Perfumery and Toilet Sponges at Gilder's Corner )rug Store. Our screen doors are guaranteed to stop lles-and give satisfaction in every particular. Stewart Bros. E. 11. Leslie, Man A 5e. bottle of our ammonia will re move all oil 10ts from your suit and give it a fresh appearance. Gilder's Corner Drug Store. t&ftf If you need any columns, balusters or turned work get our prices before you buy. We will save you money. Satis faction gu aran teed. SruAIrT BUos. i. 11. LESLIH, Mitanager. t&f tf. Tooth, Nail and Hair Birushes, and Birushes of all kinds, at Gilder's Corner Drug Store. t&ftf General Wagon and Iluggy Rtepair ing done oil short notice, and horse shoeing a specialuy, by S. K. Bouk mright, fronting public square, New her1ry, S. C. 3t Go to Smith Co's. for Pruit, Jars. 1tAters at 5e. per dozen. At M ittle's ear*ner-. t&f -it llousehold ammonia 5c. per bottle at alder's Corner Drug Store. t&ftf Up-to-Date. We can stop them--the Ilics. Use our screen door and windows. Stewart Bros. E. 1. Leslie, Man. An Exception to the Rule. A shop where you can get what you want and when you want it. STUART Bitos. E. H1. LFCL110, Manager. t&ftf Egga and Chickees. Best prices pald for eggs and chickens. Ht. C. J. MicWhirter. 11k1, becuc at Pomanrtii. I will furnish a first-class barbacue at Pomaria oi Saturday, July 7th. Profeesional Cooks. choice meats and a (lay of enjoyment guaranteed to all. Come. 40 tAdam L. Aull. Wanted!I Live, hustling Agents- and men of ability can secure first-c ass contracts with the largest stipulated premium Life Insurance Company in the world by addressing, Manager, Box 6,58, Greenville, S. C. References required. t4t. 'Week End Hates. 1effective June 3d and continuing to and including August .1lth, the follow ing Week 10nd r-ates will apply fr'om Newberry and Prosperit,y, S. C., over the Atlantic Coast Line: To Water loo, S. C., Harris Springs, S. C., and Grecenville, S. C. Trickets sold Satur' days and Sundays, good returning, leaving destination not later than Mon day following date of .sale, $2.00. To Glen n Springs, S. c. 'rickets sold Saturdays and Sundays, good returning, leaving destination not later than Mon day following date of sale, $2.51). Iron clad signature fourm tickets lim ited to continuous passage to be used. Approved: Issued by T. M. 10M M10ISON, h-. M. 10M1RSO N, Tr-aflec Manager. Gen. Panss. Agt. PRICES REDUCED ON MILLINERY. Our stock of Spring and Summer Millinery is nowv offered at greatly re duced pr'ices in order that nothing may be carried ovor to another season. There are substantial values and per fect ion in finish and taste which the ladies will do well to inswect. They need no ch,borate description. Call and see the sty lys and take advantage of the reduced pr-Ices. TIE RISEIt M ILIJNERY Co. One car load of Bug gies just received; Buggies of all kinds and of the very best make. Also one car of the well-known White H ickory Wagons. Call and see our Buggies and Wagons and get our prices before buy ing. We pay cash, dis count bills, and can give you the very low est prices. SUMMER BROS. WEDDING PRESENTS Celery Stands, Butter Dishes, Cake Plates, Syrup Pitchers, Sugar Dishes, spoon Holders, Cream Pitchers, Fruit Stands, Waiters, Knives, Forks, T1ea and Table Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Butter Knives, Gravy Ladles, Soup Ladles, &c., made in quadruple plate ONLY. We also have a now lot of Sterling Silver Tea Spoons and a few Seth Thomas Clocks left which MUST go: Yours truly, 'DANIE~LS & CO. iPrIg Goods I Our buyers are back from New York. Our lines are all complete. We invite your inspec tion. We promise good values, polite attention, fair dealing. Splendid assortment in all de partments. See our Dress Goods, Trimmings, Whito Goodii, Wash Goods, Linene, Linon Diaiask with Napkins to match, Handkorchiefs, Hosiery, Underwear, Small Notions, America's Loading W. B. Corsets, Porcales, Ginghams, Calicoes, Ducks, Crashoes, Domestics, all at lowest prieos and of standard quality. Men's Shoes, Boys' Shoes, Ladios' and Children's Shoes, and Oxfords. All solid. All guatantood. No shoddy. We witli to direct your special attention to our MIiner.s 1eDvartwet. Never before have we been so well equipped to servo you well as now. Vo havo an oxport trimmor, and your Lhat or Bonnet iade by her ill -uroly be "a thing of beauty." Wo want to show you through our stock. Give us the opportuity and we are confident of pleasing you. Yours truly, Bu soE Mower Co. The NewbErry Hardwaro Compimy would call attention of the public to the fact that they have bought out F. A. Schumpert, Agt., and that they wvill conduct the business at the old stand, and will always have on hand at the lowest prices, Agricultural Implements of all kinds, PloWS, Plow Stcals, Tracc (,haills, llamcs, Singlotrccs, Harrows, Oultilators, forlis,hoycls andu Slialcs And everything needed on the farm. Harness Mad. to Order. Repairing neatly and promptly done. We also carry a large line of SADDLERY and HARNESS, BRIDLES, COLLARS, COLLAR PADS, and in fact, everything found in a well assorted Stook. F. A. Schumpert, Manager. -T HE (EsTALIsH5JED IN I/. Capital - - - - - $150,000.00 'urplus and Profits - 96,865.38 General banking business transacted with promptnss. Special attention to collections. Correspondenco isolicited. Savings Department. Deposits al'owed intoest at the rate of 4 per cent pcr annuum from date of depoHit. I nto'est payable January Jet andl July 1st of each year. M. A. (JA RL,sJJE, Prest. TI. S. DUNCNAN, Cashier. J. W. M. iMMOAs, Asst. C',, THE NEWBERRY L.and and $ecurity Co. WILL4 BUY AND BELL Notes, Bonds andi Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds and Real Estate. 0. B. MAYER, President. JNo. M. KINARD, Soc. and Trone. c .A. !B TI 0:__ .... Bears the 10idYou Hlave Alwa BouogM