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u lit- picoltl an gjtaw NKWItKKKV HAUKKT. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. 11?'Oi i Shoulders 7c. Ilams 12(fl)14c. Host Lard 9(a>10o. Ucbt Molasses, new crop 00c. Good Molasses 25(a)f>0c. Corn 7qc. Meal 70c. 11 ay 00c. Wheat Brail $1.15. 1 at Patent Flour $?00. 2nd Host Flour $4.60. Strait Flour $4.25. Good Ordinary Flour $3.50(34.00. Sugar @0ic. Ri?e 5@8ie. ColToo 10@15c. Cotton sood meal, pot sack... 01.10. lJalo Hulls, ])er ewt JOc. Country I'roiluec Butter, per lb 15<a>20c. [JUL UUZiUU i/((l I U(J, darkens, each I;\<i25e. Pent', per busliol 7f>c. Corn, pel* busliol (>Uc, Out. , per bushel M5(?-Kte. Sweet potatoes (50(?)7f>o. Tmvcys, per lb Sc. ivoihior, per cwt Ta(?yOc. M others endorse it. children like it, old i'?> 1 ks use it. We refer to One Minute ('ough Cure. It. w > 1 i quickly cure all tjiroilL and lung troubles, at Gilder's. Jtiuitccue at WIHhuh*. Oil August KHh, County Campaign I) iv if. William's Kt.oro. it htirbficuo will be furnished by the (.w.izens of the community for the benolit of Cross Roads Church. Everybody invited to come. Special provision will bo made for the Indies. Committee. IL will silroriso von toi>vnnrif?n(>i> t.lin benefit obtained by nsinj* the dainty and famous little j?i!1 ? known as DeWitt's Little Early Jii&urs, at Gilder's. Col. W. II. Iliitr CtiimiiHlulor. At t.bo annual reunion of (lie Sons of Veterans hold at Greenwood, S C , this week, Col. W. II. Hunt, of this city, was elected as Commander of the South Carolina Division S as of Veterans. This.- id a good seleoiion, ami w'u arc proud that the sons nave soon lit and LU vikj tiiia IU u from Newberry. M i will come up to every measure required. The quicker you stop a eoujrh or co d the less danger there will bj of fatal lung (roubles. One Minute Cough Cure is the only harmless j eniedy thai- gives immediate results. You will like it, at Gilder's. A Ctirm *;ty. Mr. 11 urry Garlington, w ho is in the service of tho government in the Philippines sent his mother, Mrs. Garlington, the other day a curiosity in the shape of a pair of wco.len shoi.s, such as the elite Filipinos wear at Manilla. They are roughly c'.rved out of what $r appears to be ash wood with a leather top lucked on. In India, the land of famine, thousands die because tin y cannot obtain food. In America, th land of pknty many suffer and die b. cause they can,,,.i ....i i>... f < ' iivi- 111 ^ rcu niuu n?-> i**n. i\ uuui Dyspepsia (Jure digc.-. what you mil. It instantly rfliovurf ;.l radu'aUy ourcs nil stomach troubles, at (lililer's. A N?mo Shooting Two negroes, Jim ('lamp and,) no. Heese were wrestling nml got into a dillloulty on the lliii of Juiv, when W Clamp (how his pi-t:>l ami shot Reese just below the heart. It was thought for n few duvs that. 1! .0 woulu survive ?the wound, but lit* ,rot worst? a few dnys ago and M: > -trafe Chappell wen< to his honip in l\e. '2. and held a preliminary and eoiMieed S-unb.. t'iary, Jim's brother, to j . j-.s accessory to the shooting, .1 tin haviii?r 110O to parts unknown. At. last !> '-lunttf Keose was still alive. Millions will be sjn'it in politics this \V? ,.,...'1 tho ,rn. ing ithout money :v> >' more than we can keep the. body v-gorous without food. Dyspepties u-en to starve themselves. Now Koilot iJysj.epf-ia run; digests what you eat ncl allo%vs vou t? ent nil the good food you want. It rad ically cures stomach i roubles, at <;i 1 der'u. Notice 111 Yi tCTH. lu order to vote in the eon ins l'"i mary oleetion it is n? essrry llu.t you name appear oil a Ih moeratie elub lil!"n /I o ifa ni'ouinim li election. 1 * \J \?t J O |.l ?-? .WW. .. you havo not already become a roembi of some club, and you wish to join tl \'oung Men's Dcinoi^'iitii'C'lnh, of Ih city, you will have an opportunity (loin!? so by calling or sending yo name to (ho ollicc o* The ITevahl a "News or handing it to tho undersign on t he streets. J no. \V. Kaimiakut, S "c. Young M m's Di m. Club The wolf in the fable put on shoe c'othing because as he travelled on own reputation he couldn't, aeeompl lii-i (Counterfeiters of IViU's Witch lla/.cl Salve couldn't their worthless salves on their mm so they put them in boxes and wi pel's like l)e Witt's. o?k out for l-h [.) Take only DoWitt's Witch lla/elSa it cures piles and all skin diseases (Jildcr's. (Invito Your rntronntf. We have bought I he entire stoc Kurniluro and Household Cioods < Williams, and will continue the inoss at his old stand. We invite patrons of Mr. Williams lo eonl their valued patronage with us, respectfully ask any and all others contemplate purchasing furniture household goods lo eaU and see us, shall sparo no pains to run our bus on an elevated sys'em. We wi trraleful to all who buy from us i A '0r cash or on instalments. A II. K. Todd & Co m f-lf- Successors to H/C. Willift li&;. VAIUOU3 AND ALL AIIOUT. Tho State candidates are with us to day. Kev. and Mrs. G. A. Wright returnee homo yesterday. Tho county campaign will open on next Thursday at Pomurla. Mr. Jas. 1?\ Todd is announced in this issue fiH a niimlidnt.ft fm? Mies Lucy Spcers is visiting Mrs. W. II. Wallace in Greenville. Mr. Chalmers Leavell left yesterday to visit his grandmother at Cheraw. Miss Mamlo llenwlek is visiting at Mrs. 1*. Ij. Walker's in Spartanburg. Miss Maggie Speako, of Kinards, is visiting her brother, Hcv. J. W. Bpeake. I *Q. Melt, llolmcs and family have gone to Tennessee to spend a few weeks. C. B. Marl in, of Newberry, is in the city for a few days. ?Greenville News. Dr. \\\ G. Ilonscal is spending a week with his family at Park* Mountain. Miss Sallie Spearman, of Whitmirt;?, is in th? eity visiting relatives and friends. licv. M. G. G. Scherer is in Charleston spending u while on Snllivun's Island. jurs. im. a. vjarnsie nus roiurnca from a visit to relatives in Union County. Mrs. Dr. V. T. Holl'man, of Sumter, is in the city for ft few days visiting relutives. Mrs. If. B. JJ. Ford lias returned from a visit V) relatives in Marlboro uud Chester. Mrs. J II. Siimiijyr and children are visiting the family of Mr. T. II. Cromcr in Clinton. M?.o II., T A\T .w... ....,1 ..I. : 1.1 A'A&O. \ J \ *1. II . iV I I LI UI1I IU [UIJ I are visiting relatives in l'lo'-'pcrity and Little Mountain. The Newberry hum defeated the Caldwell boys Wednesday afternoon in a seore of 11 to !i. Mrs. F. J. 1 {utso 11 and childnr. arc visiting relatives and friends in Winnsboro and Cohm>bb>. Miss llattie. Le vvoll, accompanied by Miss?I3e??iu Heard, ofl'lorence, will icturn home next week. The county hooks of regis'ration will he open for the purpose of .'giaterlng voters on Monday. A member of the Methodist conference will preach in the Lutheran church on next Sunday morning. Mrs. J. L. liowles and Mrs. Hollingsworth, of Augusta, are visiting at their father's, Mr. S. P. JJoo/.er'g. All candidates must sign the pledge by next Thursday according to the rules of tho Democratic party. President YV. W. Daniel, of the Columbia Female College, is in the city attending the district conference. Miss Jessie Summer, of Newberry, is visiting the family of Hon. C. M. Kliru .\f tliio i\1unn 1 Mr. Hen Ktradlov. who lias been on a visit to his sister, Mrs. \\\ W. llodtfes, has returned to bis homo in Greenville. Many of the old soldiers from Newberry attended liie reunion at Greenwood this week. Newberry was well represented. The election for a superintendent of inn- \v?tr>?? mid lii'lit, llhlllr, will htl held by the commissioners on tho 17th in'st. See notice olscwherv. I)r. Boyd's ministrols Intel u pretty good crowd out on Tuesday night, but the show didn't tukc much with tho people. It was very poor. Work on the 'dintHe and handle factory lias about. Icon completed and the machinery is being put in. Tho man:i<l..'inciit hop 's tolvgin operations next week. W, S. Langford, of Xcwbcrry, forinei'ly eaptain of (Company H, First South Carolina rejriinsiil, \vi\s here ye&lerd ly ninoon his many friends.? (ireenville. Now*. Mr. W. l'\ F.wart, of the I'wavt-l'ifor : Company, will :oav? next week for New 1 York to buy fresh supply of good?. . Mr. I Avart kmiws what to buy to suit the people, and his personal selections will be sure to iui<e. You will nover liiul any oilier pills r so prompt and so pleasant as DeWill'H <1 l/iltle Karly Hirers, at Cililer's. Ni-\v ItiiiUlliiR to <) > l'l*. Mr. K. II. Ltsiie lias closed the eon1(' tracts lo oree.l resideiiets for Mr. Kraulc Spearman ami Mr. W. 11. Shelly. Mr. Spearman will huili1. on the 11 r i"> .?.ihin.r . it iif Mi*. 1!. 1.. Tiirrant. hit iiujwi... ...... in Ward '!, nr.il Mr. Shelly will build c( ou I'ope .-tied in liro.ikl.v n. The building fever is >till on In Newberry tiiul we hope il will not :-oon uie out. t, TIh? Kt'meily fur Stomach nr.d llowc1 jjjj, Trinil>lcn, ish ' I have been in tin. drvijr business foi I hi- twenty years and have sold most all o sell tlie proprietary medicines ol any note it?, Among the entire li>t I have neve <?p- anything toeipial ('handvirlain's C'ol'n Miiivrhoea I tinnedy for al I Mil, vun/ni.i lvo. stomach and bowel t roubles," j-ays < , at \V. Wakefield. of ('oiumhiis, (la. "Ih remedy cured two severe eases < cholera morbus in my family and have, recommended and sold hundrei of bottles of il io my customers 10 ilie k of entire satisfaction. It atVords a *|\ii< :>f |{. ard sure cure in a pleasant form." K bus- sf?ic by W. ! -. I 'elhnm, I tru^ist. the ? ? I i line T< :h Iht Wiuili <i. l,nd 'inn Iwvivil (,f trustees of St. I.uk j school will tho si'oohiI Siilun in August, UiiMi, to t'li'cl a I<*:u-In r tin 'ss !l 't>nn 1151)111 'ls> *' mnnlhs in win J.. ,h'( and 'Jt, months next siiiiiiium\ \i itl *' <>!in's w'" sl* ' wilni-y wjinl. il. II, L or send npplimlion to \V. I; i its N. ('Laii mm, or ,1. <?. M<uScnTtsny, ,n,s" IVosperity, .S. 1 "l.OAFKKH AND WOltKlNOMICW," Tlio Ottimi of Hull lletwcen TIh'ho T\V( NIiich a Draw?Tlio <>uino to bo Ko| l>OHtvil Nt'xt Monday Afternoon at ft.tSO. 1 The name of ball last Monday afternoon between the "loafers and the i workingmcn" resulted in a tie. The game created considerable amusement and pleasure for both spectators ivuu [Muyurs. The young men luivo deelded to play another game on next Monday afternoon. The line-up last Monday was as follows: Loafers. Positions. Workmen. Bl&hop Catcher Stuart Reniviuk, J.S., Pitcher Fair, J. H Caldwell Sh Stop Daniels Wright, ll'm'n 1st Huso Scott Weeks lind Base Bradley Sehenek .'{<] Iktso Fuir, Win Uobiiisou Ut Field ( -iibimiss Aduns IV Field Uenwiek MutHiews hi Field Wright, II. SCOKK 11V INN1NCJS. liOufi'is? 1 4 0 000020?7 Workmen? 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0--7 Hits?Loafers 10, Workmen !). Struck ont by Uenwiek 12, by Fair 4, by IJrudley 2. Ilu.se on 1J ills? oil' Uenwiek 2, t IV Fair 4, olY Bradley 1. Batteries ?Uenwiek ? ml li'-iii. ami It cud toy and Stuart. Umpire--Mowers. Time of game?two hours. H><1 IIi)l From (lio Gun Was the ball that hit (J. it. Steadt mnn of Newark, Miehinim, in tlie CJiviI War. It caused horrible ITIeeid that no treatment helped for 20 yeai.\ Then Bucklen'n Arnica .Salve cured him. (Jnros On(h, Bruises, Burns, Boil*, J?\ 1oU8, Corns, Skin Kruntions. Bout Pile euro on earth, 2."> elH. a box. Cure guarauteed. Sold hyull Druggists*. Dr. Wjfltc'a 1'oHltlon. The candidates for Congress from tins district addressed I ho people al I Uouca l'ath a few days ago, ami the Ilonca l'ath Chronicle has the following to say ol Dr. Wyclie's spceeh: l)r. Wyche was the lirst speak' r. llo made a capital speeeh and was li.<(ciiud to lll.tnnt.ivn.lv In' l.hi? crmul lie began, by saying ho favored rotation in ollioe, claiming it to be the sh gan of the reform movement in this State: that the precedent was t'sjlablished by George Washington, who conld have been clectcd to a third term but preferred to give way to other* equally as well titled for the ollioe. i (lnnt Ai? ei\r*Lr?-* mriiSnul ? " h A,,v LlVI III) j showing where it worked to the interest of the American manufacturer ami against (lie laboring class of people who have to pay tin; large per cent, placed on goods, lie claimed that the only chance for the South to prosper was by the fostering of manufacturing enterprise.*. That the South is natural hy adapted to this as it has the climate, the material and the labor and that by welcoming these enterprise** it. would open up a market fur the farm products. Me is agaiiiht the trust;' and would use every means in lii?> power to legislate against them. Chinese sire dan porous enemiis, for they nro treacherous. That's why all eounlerfeiters of l)e Witt's Witch lla/.sl Salvo arc dangerous. They look like Do Wilt's, but instead of the all-healing witch hazel they oV "ontain ingredients liable to irritate 'he sUiti and cause blood poisoning. For piles, injuries and skin diseases use the original and .renuiue DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. at (! filler's. A Thriving; 1 ikIiiM vy. One of the growing industries in our oily which should not be overlooked is the enterprise established a little over a year ago by Mr. II. .S. Uighunirc, the i "Up-to-Dato Steam Laundry." The laundry business was practically something new (o the citizens of NewI berry a year ago, hut in that time under the careful and conservative i innnnirpinfnt Mi? 1 v \ it I?i i *?o it ' I ?IH n mill Ik nuij grown (o he one of our successful home industries. A forco of eight hands are kept busy all the lime turning out clean linen. Many changes nre contemplated in tho future for the (ioiicern. It. already consists of a woll equipped plant, but ever on the alert to inercftse the facilities of tho plant and to improve the work in any way. Mr. Kightmire has recently purchased several new pieces of machinery and is also nutting in a steam dry house which will be of great benefit in the work of rush orders. Where in the past the machinery has been turned by hand it will now run by power, as an i L'li^inu fit til boiler have also been added to the plant. This eonctirn is a homo industry and should bo liberally Mippoited by our I'iti/ ns, as the money for a'l this l)iiriiu\<s is spent in Newberry. A horse and wagon are always at the servieo of the trad? at any tinio, laundry j boiu?x ?,?lk,d for and delivered to any . |ml of I ho city. The. telepnono i\o. 01 '' the I'p-to-Dnle is 'Jl and at nny time ij anything hi the lino is needed, call ) tliem tip mid it- will receive their is pvnmj t and careful Attention.' Millions ciii'ii Away . It is certainly ^ratifyin^ to (ho pub" lie to know of oiii' concern in tho land who arc not afrnid lohe^cium'oUh lo the 1)1 needy and MuHfiin^. The proprietor* of 1 >r. Kinjj'n New Discovery lor Consumption, Coughs and ('olds, have t'.iven away over ien million trial hotc"' ties of tlds ereat medicine; and have : : I l> I:iV | 111" salisl leiion <?l Kimuuii: u mm,,,, for polutely ruled thousands ol hopeless lti-i eases, Asllmui, I'roiitliil is, Hoarsel?li ness and all disease* <>f I lie Throat, tin! Chest ami l,uni;i? are . urely cnied li\ it. Call on all 1 nuy^isl, mm! xot n tri.i holllc flee, lo bular si/e Vi1. and SI l '.vety li.ittle j:nai aiileed, or pi ii.'e rc L\ fundi (1. TMK IIOI.'SF, IMliTV. > 'I Iid CliitriiiliiK Yoiiiik * Koyally Kn tortuliiMi at Ool(liiii8tr From July 18 to 28 inclusive, elgh! young ladies were given v. UoueoPurtj at tho beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs 13. C. Matthews. The young ladies present wore: Misses Alice Cannon, Janio Cannon, Anita Davidson, Agnes Summer and Hettio Neal, of Newberry, Surah Matthews, of l,eo8ville, Mamie ('lardy, of Laurens, and Anmo Hooks, of Caronaea. Those were all charming young' ladies and made things very pleasant for the young men who luul tho pleasure of calling at Oakhurst vim iijw ohity, i vrttg iiiviluu uut on several occasions ami found nothing lacking on tho part of tho girls or Air. and Mi*3, J5. C. Mullhews to make us enjoy ourselves immensely. We were a little green ourselves and were somewhat timid in meeting tho girls, but their charming maimers and tho open hospitality ol tho host and hostess soon caused us to dispel our bushfulness, Among the amusements on the several evenings weic: ''l'assing tho Hottle," ''Progressive Love Making," "Mystery | Ion," ami a "L.ood-liyu ' arty. Passing the bottle consisted of eighteen small bottles prettily done up in yellow tissue paper and oaeh bottle containing ? different liquid. These were passed among the guests who were called upon 10 smell the contents and to dceiOe whether it wereeatnip, peppermint, ammonia, patVgoric, vanilla, asafactida, or what not. The various decisions written down on fa yellow paper bottle with which ?aoh | guest was provided. The smelling ami the guessing t reated no end of meiri IIK.UI, ci I i VI IUU [.rn/<C| tl UL'IIUIIIUI MU l-'l I paper aet was won l?y Mrs-. II. T. L'hlnon, who mo:.-t, correctly discriminates anions the various extracts. The "consolation" prize was won by Air. i'erry Simp.-:oii and Mk-s Avjues Summer. Aftel' the /;ame ivfreshinents were s >rved which cousiotrd of cake, ice Ci'iam, sherbn't and frniis. Tiiu partners were diawn by lit ling together cards variously cut and containing the numo of somo p >et. On the following ovoi;iiuj (Tuesday) "Progressive fjovc Making" was on tho program, and from what the n iris told mo tho t oys progressed very well ulontf thai liiio cvt'v though they had only live minutes to make, lovo to eaoli ^irl. Aceovdinjj t?? the vote of I ho skirls Wiiiemati <?t tin' Carolina Manufaeturin^ Co. was wieided tlit* uv'st in the ;.i'l of love making and was eonsetj'H :itly :?\\ arde.l t lit* prize .vhieh was a ivun".il'ul silver mounted paper knife. i\ II. DtMiiinick, Ksq., presented the prize in a v* ry graceful and appropriate manner and wished Mr. Wideuian as imieh siu'eens in euttinfj pit]>c-r as ho had been in outline out the boys. Mr. J. C. Wilson, Jr., received (ho eonsohilion p.i/.e. Mystery 'Pea was on the program for j the following rvcnin;* u::d we, accepted our invit;uio:,.< and wont. v\'o feleeteii our partner by dm win;* a how of ribbon and hunt in;' a Id match. After drawing our ;?ir!nev we repaired tothe table and wi'ro presented v. iti) the following ueutiy printed menu: M KNl\ I. What, asthmatic people are. '2. I tito.xiealed bovine. Iof tin- spinning wheel. | 1. lio.ston overthrow. 0. What most people need, it. Woman of grit. 7. Spring's rtcrings. Ari'irnzKus. 8. S.'ilmugur-di. '.i. W'luil.ii ii.iy calls iiis sweetheart. 10. 11 unity 11. Fruit oft !jo vino. 12. TaWoy's parly. DKSKUT. 1!{. Musical c.onf *c!ion. 14. ivory inanip'.'laloiv. j;>. u ikil i no wnen i nia>n iny linger. 10. Changeable politician*. 17. A wise bov 'luge. Wo checked olY "l*\>od of the spinning wheel," '"iio-ion overthrow" and "Wo in at i of grit." IJ .tele canu the w ruler bringing nice lolls, tea and sand wiches. The rt>iis and sand wiches were delicious but to our surprise we found that our tea contained no sugar. Wo thought we could tix ihat all ri?ht since a boy sometimes cads his sweet heart. "sugar" and so we checked oil" No. II, but tlic wiiiU'i' 0:11110 buck and brought us a nice dish of honey. Wo then decided to sot our Ira aside and so chucked oil' "Unruly number," "What I do when I wash my linger**," "Ivory manipulators:" and received tongue, ice cro-un and tooth picks. Since we bad missed our tc a by its having no sugar in it. wo decided to mwt our snnoor with "A wisi> hn.vo. ra^e," unci here oame the waiter with two lar^o ^la->cs of sajfo tea. This also was sugarless and wo were almost tempted to do as one yonnjj man did do, sweeten with lion*y. Wo then looked around to sec if I ho others; had made aft line a selection a* we. had and saw coffee, corned beef: bread, water, salads, l pickle, catsup, cake ami tumorous. I ()n Thur."di:y afternoon some of the young men marie arrangements to tako tho "#?irlr>"' li? Spearman's Spring to show them the summer report of Nowberry. Naturo however interfered by sending a very hard rain about tho time they were to start, and oonso l.. ..... ^ il.., back ti) town with their fa<;es wearing , the look ?>i' <lisfi|))> >in!mcnt. Tin*. looi!-hye I'arl.y" eamo on Friday ? vt nin.; and indued the best wad 1 ti'l tiii* list. 1 w:>s one of the I lucky ones to be out on that night and can truthfully say that wo all reoelvet a pri/.o on that night (an excellent sup per.) At about 10 o'clock the doors t< tho beautiful dining hall were throw 1 , open and there we partook abundantly , of a fine turkey supper. After we line sulllciently satisfied our appetites bj ' about two hours eating, 1<\ L. llynuni arose and in an eloquent address thanked Mr. and Mrs. 1?. (J. Matthews for their free hearted hospitality during this occasion and for their untiring ellorts to make every one enjoy themselves, lie also in bi'halfof the girls presented to the host and hostess a beautiful silver pie waiter as a souvenir of the occasion. Kueli girl re.. ...... : :.i. v>v_, i > w? ?i vnid i^; ri: b lu uo a cuu vuuir Willi "Oakhurst" engraved on one side ami "July 1!)00'' on the oilier. The "?jirls'? left on. tiiilurday for (heir respective homes ami we feel safe in saying that lhey as well as we "hoys" will loii},' remember with ureal pleasure the house partv at Oakhurst. Kriivn Men lra)l* Victims to stomach, liver unci kidney troubles as well as women, anil all feel the results in loss of appetite, pois oils in the blood, baekaehe, nervous* iless, headachu and fired, lisllcHs, run* down feeling. P>ut there's no need to kel like that. Listen to .1. (Janlner, Idaviilc, Inil. lie says: "Kleetrio Hitters nre just the tiling for a man when ho is all run down, and don't care whether ho lives or dies. It did more to jrive me new strength and good apoetiit' than nnvtliimr 1 mold I can rat anything and have a new base on life." Only 60 rents at all Drug Stores. 10 very hot tie gurantccd. Witnti it Ten bushels of poaches. Apply at this I'Hiee. f&t 'Jt. ICwarl?I'lfiT Comp uiy. 'I his new company lias opened up for uiisiucss ami tolieits thu patronage of the public. They can be found at the Clothing Company's old stand and can and will sell you clothing and furnish injj kuous, shoos, inns, oic,, at iu per cent, less tliun New York eo?t. Mr. Kwart, of this firm, has h:ul years of twporienoe in this line of business and his many friends here 1 oi??r a??o learned that what Will Kwart says ran be relied on. (Jive this new linn a eall and I you will bargains. Watohoul for I tlu'ir ad. in our nexl issue. ,\ <Jocni Ooii(;li I\1 icltcliiv. Many thousands have been restored In health nml happinc;** by the use of ( hainberhiin's Cough Ketnedy. If jilllioted with any throat. or lunjr (rouble, give it a trial for it is enriain to prove hcneliciul. (,'oujjlis that have pp./uloil Jill ntlu??? I ? ? ??? t m I ? 11 I f/k?? iiave viehhil to (his remedy ami perfect health huoii restored. Cases tliut seemed hopeless, that, tho climate, of famous health resorts failed to benefit, luivo been permuiontly enreil by its use. For salo I?v W. 1-. l'elham, I>iti Kist. Some fresh ;;ooso feathers. For particulars apply at this oHiee. f\t 'J I "House party at Ui (.'a".\Mi.-.si ami Annie C i-y are entert-.inin;/ a i-rowil of ;'?y youiiu; people i?i tiieir beautiful i'ounlro home, Dale Hill, l hi muml). M10 parly eonsi.sls o! iWisst's Moral (!ary, Johnston, Sura I'ope. Newberry, Klla ami Lucia lirown, Anderson, Louise and Jnliu lirown, Kinaril', Messrs. Thomas Watls, Lauren". .). II. lirown, Jr., Anderson, \Y. S. Kur.vil. Aihinta. (icu. J. (I. Wally. (!?i iiimbia, and ('apt. .1. \V. Clary, New" hurry. Mis.s l.ido MaUiis is visiting Mrs. i 1 instill. Tho ytinnj-c piHij)lc (if l\iiKU'?i'rt had ?piitc :i nino dane.i! !it iVr. J. I'. K'onurrley'.-i la-d l-Yiiiay (. vi.miuijjt and arc conUmiiplating anolhi-r oik; -00:1. (.'roqni't. is llic jjatmi of tin1 season. Kycry sifter'!'on :t merry party cam Vic soen 011 Mr.;, l.'ary's liuvr, Mm. II. II. Hummer has returned from :i visit to rclaition& in Hpatrluiiburjr. Mrs..). A. Domioii Ic'm hail y liais I ecu quito ill hub is vt ry much improved. M.ssch Martlm aim! Adeline .h.hnstouc aire vi.*itinj^ at Mr. I). K. Kennerly s. I)!. .1. K. (lililer wan in our midet ?. ? 1.. .. nuiiua> . Mrs. I>r. Smuli is on a visit to hrr si.-tor at I'nion. Mr. Durham was in our town Sunday. 4,(Joton." Ilo'.'H II I'tiy id ituy Clu'.p. A cheap remedy for eou?rhs and colds i.-; :ill ri?(ht, hut you want something I ri.it. will relieve and cure the, more .severe, and dangerous result:; of throat and lnn?,r troubles. What shall you do? (Jo to a wa; :ner und more regular cli rilU'.i;, l II |iw.?nmv iwi mu ll ill either case Iulc??. tlx* only remedy that has!) ucn introduced in all civilized countries wit 11 swccer-s in severe. Ihrout, and Inntf troubles, " I Joseheo's (iertnan Syrup." It not only heals snui stimulates the Jj^sues to destroy the {form disense, but allays inllaimnation, causes eawy oxpeelorat ion. gives a good night's rest, and cures the patient*. Try one bottle. Recommended lnanv years by all druggists in the world. Kor salw by W. K. I'elham. j sincr c*M$ % \ot. ei' > nrc noted for hanging on. They weaken your throat and lungs, aiul lead to 3c* serious trouble. gg Don't trifle with them. *<! Take Scott's Emulsion at ^ once. It soothes, heals, *J=? ^ and cures. ^ 50c. nndjl. All druggists. 5p mwmmwwmfm I McotliiK Of tlio County HunUtiy School Cot ventlon. ? > Tho County Sunday School ?Oonven ! tion convened at tho Helena church 01 t Wednesday, July J">th, 1900, at 10.30. I Devotional exercises conducted b; . Uev. 1). J. HlackwcU, tending Sriptur< , lesson, u portion of tho Hd chapter o , St. John's (iospcl, Uev. W. \V. McAIor i rid and liov. J. Ih Hood leading ii prayer. After which President Geo 11. Cromer took tho chair. Tho address of wi?l<?n:?m wn? <l??liv cred by .). 11. Chappell, also Clemenl ami Leroy Salter sang a song of wo I come. The response was made by \V, 10. l'elham. Tho following committee was appointed to make nominations and to report to tho Convention Thursday afternoon: Kev. B. Mood, M. W. Kanken, S. 1'. Hjozer, &l\ C. Uilliard, and \V. A. Counts. Tbo session of the convention was fixed for 10 a. in. to 12..'10. Afternoon session to begin at '2. (.'tillin# roll, there wore I! ministers, II superintendents and 05 delegates present* ?t the meeting. The topic, " The Church and the Young 1'eople,' was opened by Kcv. M. C. (i. Seherer, followed by l)r. \V. I', IVlhnm, Keve. M. \V. Kunken, \V. K. Nligh. Music No. M. Keeess. AI'TKUXDON SI'SSIDV. I'. M Topic: "The luxation of the Sunday (School to Christ'w' Living.'' Opened !>y llov. M. W. Kunkeit ami fallowed by Kcvs. M. (I. (I. belunvr, Mowers, | Speake, Sli<ih, Boyd, Cliappcll, ami i'resident ("romcr. International h yson of July 1?D interestingly taught l>y A. J. Bowers. I.'inwirt. of I'llMiuii I km on t m>l ? i n liUMlt. M lisle No. 'J.'iT. Adjourned with benediction by Kov, KunUcn. skconn d.ws sk.-5sh>.\, tiii'usiiay, .n i.v Lti. Devotional oxereiso eondueled by U. ! '. Koyd, reiidii)};- for Scripture lesson .'Mill I'siilin. On motion tin; written report of ?Supcrint'-jiuloiits was aiveptev] a>o orivrt. Topic: "How Host to I'roinote li.ltlo Study" was opened liy Kev. ('. II. Armstrong followed )>y Kov. K. i \ Mc('Unlock, Dr. \V. K. lVlhtim, Kevs. .M. (!. U. Soherer, \V. I. I lerbert. und .1. I.. \\ llhumson. On motion Kev. W. I. Ilerborl, Treasurer <>f State Sunday School Convention, was >4"ivtJli the opp"rl unity to present 111o financial cause of the State work, which lie did and received pledges from the dilVerent schools to i he amount of$,M> for mwt year's work, and at tin* same time the amount I>Iim1?^oiI for State work thi.s year was eolleeteil, whieh v:is ami i'S.V.) over was raised, anil tin* above amount has been turned over to Mr. Ilerbert, i-V..'..'!!!. This beiti;;- the largest amount Nevv)? .! ! ? llM- lllli.l l.ll* Ml ll.. wttl l.- All. juurnril for recess with honed ioLiou by ({( v. .1. IWi!1 inrjsoM. A I T! :11X >< >N S1SSU ?N. Millie No. L'Oi*. Topio: "Sunday School MciIhhIs." I > r. \V. I!. 1 Villain !>! ? i?l i n vT- < >) >?.' n o?l by Kov. .1 no. \V. Speake followed by Ifov. ! :. !'. Mot.'llntook, Dr. W. I-!. 1 villain and I'residenl (Vomer. Topic: ' I'rcseivalion of the l.osr-on.' ( >pened by .b'l'u'r.-on (luaMloliauin followed by Dr. K. I'. Mel 'Unlock, \V. S. ilinrv, \V. K. IVlluim, President ('p'iiht ami Theo. h.uiielfeon. Tlii* following i'opoi'( of llii'I'onunUU'e on nominal ions was unanimously adopted: (loo. I!. < 'i'omi'r I Ye- idont. I(ov. <i?-o. A. Wright I si Vier President. Is. I'. ( Vomer l!lit! \ I Vosiiliiit. W. I'. 10wai'L IIrd Vicv lYesidenf.. ('. K. IJoyd Secretary and Treasurer. An in vitiit ion van ?\tondcd to I Ik* eon volition to hold its next mooting at Newl'hnpel whirh unanimously accepted. The timo of I!. n? \i inoelin<,' wu^ Irft to (tic oxooutivo continiUi c. On motion the convent ion hy ;i rising vote oxtomii'd thoir h< arty tlninks to tho people of Helena and community for t-ho manner in which they cntortaiiH'il 1ho ronvont on, also to the ehoir ft*i* tin* trrv. oxoellent sinj.'inj; :hoy furnisheil and to the press for OOUI'tO^U'S show 11. Aft* r sii.iriiiir iivmn No. lV> tho convention w a - aiijourniil wi'h benediction by K 'V. \V. I. Herbert. ,< 'i:??. I'. CuoMr.u. I 'resident. (I\ llovi>, Seerotary. Miss Mic Iv'clver HI. 0- M. of Woman's Coll?, llicliiiioml, V?. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Will open School Soptumber I.-t, 11)00. Music Uoom iti csntrul purl of town. Terms, ner s Lessons. 1 Iow'h 'I'll Is? Wo oiler One Hundred Hollars limvnrd for any ease of (:??tari l\ 111:iI can not bo cured by Hall's Catanb I'liri'. K. .1. (MIKNKY CO., Props,Toledo, (). We t be undersigned bav? known V, J, clip, liey for tbe la^t !."> years, and believe htm perfeeliy honorable in nil business Iransaei ions anil llnuncially able so carry out. any ol>li(;at ions made by I heir fl nn. Wr.sTA I hhax Wholesale! >i inrixtets.Toledo O. wai.niNi;, Kin'nan .V Makvim. Wholesale I>rntrt{lsis, Toledo, Ohio. Halite < 'atarrh Cure. Is Silicon Internally, notInn dtreeMv upon the lilood nnil inuooiis sii<-. fneoa of Mm Kysicni. Prleo '.">e. per )><>: 11< Hold 1?v all l)rii>???lvls. Testimonials IV o. Hall's Family Pills arc the best. v ... riiNirari! , Fresh Turnip Seed at Glider's Corner 'Ml Drug Store. f&fc tf. 'V i. Now lot of Now England Watch<8 .w$4 just In. Como in and soo ue. t tf Danlols & Co. ^ A good Talcum Powder for Co. ai d IOo. a box at Gildor'u Corner DiMg Store, f&t tf Mason's Fruit Jars and Rubbers, lowest cash prieos, at Gilder's Corner I)rug Storo. t<fcfl6 Hulet's Turnip Seed at Gilder's Cor- ' ' ; nor Drug Store. f&t tf. , Our scroon doors aro guaranteed to slop llles?and give satisfaction in ovory particular. Stewart Bros. K. 11. Leslie, Man] I'Yuit Jars and llnbhnra n.1 Inwnct.nooli prices at Gilder's Corner Drugstore. tf We keep none but the best and tho freshest Drugs at Gilder's Corner Drug Store. f&t tf. If you need any columns, balustorsor turned work got our prices boforo you buy. Wo will save you inonoy. Satisfaction guaranteed. Stuaut Buop. 10. II. liKSLiK, Manager. t<&f tf. For jrood Cigars and Tobaecp go to (Slider's Cnrnor I)rn<* Stum f.tttf Turnip Seed! Turnip Seed!! Fresh anil the best, at (Jildcr's ('oritur Drug Store. f&ttf Itui be r lift We will give a lirst class barbecue nt I'orntaria on August i)th. This will he campaign day. All the candidates will be on hand and make speeehcf. Come one, come all. and enjoy the day. J no. A. uuallam, l&f td il. M. Wickkh. Tuitcltur Wanted! For seven months school. The trust eun and patrons of Montlcello A.c?lllMHV will Iwilil II mnotiinr i\n Ith, at I o'.'oek, to clccl a teacher. All applications must bo in the hands of tho trustees before that date. Tho pur lies applying will please state tern h upon which they will teach. .1. Burr Stockman, T. 15. Warner, W. P. Counts, Trustee?. Toucher Wiintcilt The patrons of Fork School, District N'o. f?."?, will meet at. Fork school house, .Saturday, August 1, at .'I o'clock p. m , t<? elect a teacher for next seolastie year. Tic ms $;it) per month. Schot 1 lo run six months. Applications should ho addressed to (lio uudersigiud trustees. VV. (J. Melts, ftlighs. ?,>. M. Kinurd, l'omuriu. 1). T. Wicker, l'onirria. 'l'ciu-lior Wiinlwtl! The patrons of Del hoi school, district No. 2<>, will moot at I'nmaria on Sutur ?lny, August -Ilia, HUH), ut I..'10 p. in., (o elect a toucher for the ensuing year. The school runs it months. Salary $2f) per month. Mono hub first, g ratio teacher wanted. Applicnlions should | be sent to tho trusteed at nu early date, \v. A. Dunn, (,'hairnnvn & Secretary. II. K. Counts, C. M. Al'I.r,, 4 Willi ted Teacher for the St. Paul school in district .'M. Requirement. 1st grade. School will run ahout seven months--. About l!"> pupils in th.; primary grades. S.ihtry i?2"> per mio. School to open in Oct. Kleelion of toucher on the lirat I'uesday in August. Send application with full purlieu lilt's as to qualifications, experience ?^e to any of tlie following at Slighs, S. ('. i l.' i.': i-. ? *J I1U. I* . I\ I IJ. Ul'} \Y. II. IsibliT, .1 no. I>. liedenhuugh, < Trustees. Tuiu-lirr Wuiilcil. 'J'lio trustees of the Helena sehoo's will eleet a teachers for said schools eti August .'trd. Applicants will scud ujplications to either of the undersigned hy that date. .1. T. 1 )ermis. (:. i* iriii 1,1). Shoelcloy. Trustee?, Ttsilcliur WtinU'd! '!'!: ? patrons of S *hoc?I District No. Id (O'iNeall) will meet at the schoolhoueu on Saturday, Aumist 2f>th. at 4 o. m.. for the purpose of electing u teacher, First jjrmln teacher, with experience, wu'iiivl. Saltiry $.'??).0O. Term i> or 7 months. Applications nuulu to .1. U. Mills, , 1*. \V. SiiHAi<v, ,1. S. 11A KM ON Prosperity, K. CJ. TO icliur Wanted, Tho undersigned trustees of Kengrn school, District No. VS, will meet at tho >cliool house on Saturday, August 18tl>j for tho purpose of electing a teaehoi, Applications c:m ho handed to either one of Die trustees by that date. ( i Kt>. W. SwlTTKNUKllC:. W. II. I.ONti. (I. A. MKT/.. Up-to-l)??te. We can stop them?the (lies. Uf?3 our screen door and windows. Stewart liros. K. IL. Leslie, Man. An IOxc(t|>lluii toJIIiolKulo. A shop whore you can get what you . /ant ami when you want it. Stuakt linos. !<1. II. LKSI.1K, Manager. t&ftf Toucher Wunlcdi The patrons of School District No. 20 will lioid a meeting on August. 18th for tho purpose of electing a teacher for the ensuing school year. Male teacher wanted. Salary $ '!;"> per month. Address J. M. Wickk.k, Clerk, * Toulier Wantjil, We the undersigned trustees of School District, No. 8, will receivoapplications for a teachor of tho llarp colored school until 18 of August 1900* J. W. Swittonborg, Nowhorry, S. C? W. II. Long, (). A. Mot/. 11 :ivo your Clothes ('leaned and 1'". csaed at tho Newberry Pi'OSSlnft Club. Terms, $1.00 per month. Out* side work done at reasonab!o pricos. j f it C. l\ Pollmm, Prop'r.