The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 21, 1900, Image 3
Knights of Pythias,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
S T AT.E 1) CON \'NTIONS OF
tils [otd.se will ko hield tho 2nd
aid -it Tuesa(liy nig) 14 of each monti
a t7.30. Visitilng Knight-i vorldially
velcomled. TIIO. 1-. i1'l N (,
.s o 4f R. And S.
Clotwell Hotel Buildi'11.
NEWEiMMIT MhAR(KET.
Corrected every Tiusday and Friday
by .Sunmer Hros.
Meat...................... 'iA(e@83.
Sh oulders ........................... 7c.
H aml";.................................. 12() 1.10.
Best Lard ............... .......... iIl0c.
Best Molasses, uew crop...... ~00C.
Good Molasses..................... 25(( 5Oc.
Corn .---------........................ 700.
MUal ...... .................... 70c.
H 1 a ................ . . .............. . 9oe.
W heat Bran........................ $1.15.
I st P latenl t Flour.................. $5.00.
2nd llest Flour.................... $4.10.
Strait Plour........................ $4.25.
Good Ord inary Flour. .........$3.50(4-1.00.
Sugart ........................ ......... (q)(a'o .7c.
RjceI .................................... 5fa81c.
Coico................................ 10(i)15C.
Cotton seed incal, per sack... $1.15.
Bale Hulls, por Cwt............. 35C.
Country .'roduce,
Butter, per lb ..................... 15(a)20c.
Eggs, per dozen ............ 9(,(;Oc.
Chickens, each................... 15tt25c.
Peas, per bushel....... ......... ~ c.
Corn, per oasbl6................ Oc.
Oats, per bushol................ 35(q)40c.
Sweet potatows .................... 60(a) 7 5 .
Tur11keys, per tb .................. 6(a) 8 c.
Fode er, per cwt ................. 5(i90c.
10eir b)e4lue,
I will give a first class barbecue in
the vacant lot nlext t Mrs. Spehl's
Bakery on the 25th A ugust, IM'9).
IJF:o. A. LoNC.
We gun'antpe Sati Act lon or. money
reifumed at the Up-ti-d ate Steain Laui
dry. t&f tf
Texas Cleaning Umpotund that we
manufacture is the inest article for
cleaning grease spooi from clothilng,
and also cleans glat;. We sell it, at
25c. at bottle or give i bottle free to our
patrons when they reuitrn to us three
dollart' worth of laiulry listo.
t&f tf Up-to date s.teiaim1 l1ulndry.
Save the lists ot .nr latindiry paek
ages and when Oh.e. amount. to $3 00
send them in and w ivill furtilsh you
free one bottle of i. fluest. cleaniiig
coimpouid ever inve d.
t&f t Up-to-dla( :4 cam Laidry..
We have our cut plant, operated
by power, and we arei pleased to show
the public arouid ia, any time.
t&C if Up-to-dat(. Steam IIuiidr.y.
QueAtions %wswercd.
Yes, August Flower still hus the arg
et sale of any medicise in t.he civilized
world. Your mother.. aid grandmoth
ers never thought of usihg anything
else for indigestion or Iil iousiess. Doc
tos were scarce, and t hey seldom beard
of appendicitis, nervous prostration or
heart fallure, etc. The'y used August
Flower to clean the s.slom and stop fer
mentation of undigetted food, regulate
the netion of the liver, stimulate the
nervous iand organic action of the sys
tem, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headaches
and other aches. You only need a fewv
doses of Green's Argst, Flower, ini li
quid form, to make you satisfied there
is nothing serious the matter with you.
For-sale by W. E. Pelhamn.
V'anlale Laini. for Sale
141 acres four miles wiest, of Newher'
ry' In No. 61 Township. good water, good
buildings. Sold for ni vision. Apply to
A. G. Wilson, Newberary, S. C. t2m
Comn,g.
A. K. lI awkes, t he famuous Atlant
.Optician, direct from tbe home ollice
of this great OIpticial [louse, or one of
his practical Opticins, will remain at
the store of his agent W. E. Pelham fhr
.3 days only, beginnli z A ug. 20t h. Tis
will give the citizen,s of Newberr'y anci
vicinity a rare op)pt1 tunit,y of having
their eyesight testedl FlElt by one of
the most renowned as wvell as reliable
'Opticians In tihe United States.
Call early' as he will positively remnain
ibut three days, as het has other engage
iments for later dates. CAUTION:
'These famous glasses are never peCdd led.
HIow'as 'This?
We otYor One lhmduredl follarm Roward for
any case of Catarrha that, can not be cured by
Halt's gatarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEINEY & CO.,l'rops,Toledo,O.
-We the u)ndersignedl have known 1'. .'Che.
noy for the last 15 years, and believe lhim
perfectly honorable in all business transge
fios nd ancIally ale so carry Out any
oblIgations mande by Itheir firm.
'WEST&TRUA x.W~holo.ntleDrug~glets.Tole<~io 0.
WALDINO, KINNAN & MtAIeyN, Wholesale
DruggIsts, Toledo. Chito.
hiattPa Catarrh Cure i.s takeni Internally, act~
ing directly upon01 the lood and1( mucou ICIsuri
faces of the systoem. l'rleo 75c. por bottle
kold by all Druggisuts. Testlimonlals fr e.
Hal's Family P llis are~ the best.
Teacher Wantedhl
The patrons of School DI)strict No. 18
(O'Neali) wIll meet at the schoolhou~se
on Saturday, August 25tb, at 4 p. in.,
for the purpose of electIng a teacher
First, grade teacher, with experience,
wantedi. Salary $30.00. erme. 6 or ?
.months.
Applications made to
JT. iB. MILLS,
P-. W. SHIEALY,
3. 5. IIAnMON
Prosperity, 8. 0.
COUNTY OAMPAIGN.
*ro Open at PYomarla A uigi.Rt lih, and1( (lose
at Newvberry Au,go,st 25th-CandI
dtates DIust F"IIo Pledge by
August oth.
'The following is the schedule of the
coounty campaign as arranged at thc
trecent meeting of the Executive Comn
amitteo.
COU'NTY CAMPAIGN SOHEIDULE.
No. 5-Spearmnan's Spring, Tuesday
*August 21.
No. 4-Whitmire's, Wednesday, Au
gust. 22.
No. 3-Mt. Pleasaunt, Thursday, Au
,gust 23.
No. 2-T. WV. Keltt's, FrIday, Aug. 24
No. 1-Newberry, Satur day, Aug. 26
No. 1-West End, Saturday aight
4August 25.
VAIIOUS AND ALL ABIOUT.
(otton is going rapidly.
Only one woek unt,il the primary.
Sunday iglit miust have 1)"eII the
warmest of (he season.
Miss 1Aizzie Copeland is spending a
few weeks in J Henderson vilie.
Mr. L. W. Biailey, of Columbia spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
AIr. Lewis iland spent. Sunday in
the city with his family at Mr. \W. It.
Iats'.
Capt. W. S. Langford retui'nded S_t
urday from tv two weeks rest at I fender
sonville.
Herveral Coluinbians are expected up
today to attend Diubau's cut at Spear
mall's spring.
A blind uegro with ai accordeon at
tractecd niuch attention on the public
square yesterday aft,ernoon.
A largo number from (own are at
tending the C_lnpaignl eetig at
Spearman's spring today.
MI. E. A. (urlisle returned yesterday
from Dendersonville where he was a
guest of "The Wheeler."
Alv. and Mrs. W. 11. i)rallin and two
children, and Mr. Drallin's sister, Miss
Nettili, a.e vishit at Mr.C. U'. Boyd's.
Mrv. Tom Smith, of Atlanta, arrived
in the city SaLturday and will spend a
few days visiting relatives and friends
in town and county.
Mr. Joseph Mann has returned from
the Northern market where he made a
personal selection of choice goods for
tbo fall trade.
Ms. Paul Johnstone, accompanied
by her sister, Miss M a y Riser, leaves
to-day for New York to make her fall
selections for the Riesr M illinery. She
will return. by laltknore.
The election nai.age rs can call and get
the boxes. They are ready to be de
livered to them. The managers will
find the boxes at .1. W. Whites store on
main street.
The ladies of the O'Neall Street
Methodist church will serve refresh
tuents on the ground11ls where the speak
ing will take place 8at,urday night, in
the grovesurrounditig Mv. L. AW. Fatnt's
residence. Com14e out a id hlp on a
good cause.
The machinery has all arrived and is
being p1lLced in position and work will
commence at the Shuttle and Handle
Factory in a day orI t wo. 8everal car
loads of material hus also been re,ceivc-J.
Notes fromn Walton.
Miss Minnie Suber, of Steother, has
been vi:iting her sister, Mrs. Clarence
I lentz.
Ir. Ba.hman Glymph, formerly of
this counui y, but now o! A nderson, has
been visiting his relatives around
Walton. lie is accompanied with his
two grown daughters.
Rtev. W. H1. A rail filled his appoint
ment at New Hopc Sunday afternoon,
ard spent the nilght with Mr. J. 1).
Crooks.
Messrs. G. 1. Sligh, James Wood ( and
James Crooks, of Newberry, are viit
ng arotund th i week, and attended
Protracted services at Mt. P'leasat
church.
M iss IAda Ji.mes, of Buck head, Fair
field County, is visiting at Mr. J. D).
C rooks'.
Nirs. Angie Ciald well and Mrs. GI. it.
Caldwell are visiting friends and rela
tives near' Walton.
Ifev. J. JT. Long, p)astor of St. Mat
thews church, will hold comumuuion
services the 3rd Sunday Ia Aug., and
probably cont'nue the meeting two
days longer, two sermons each day.
1tev. Armstor'ng, of Ncwberr'y, will as
sist, Mr. Long.
A friend has two scholarships in the
Gau.-Ala. Buslm.ss College, of 31acon
Ga., worth $17.50 each; and are trans
ferable to any perison In this County.
The owner will dispose of them at 50
por' cent discount. Any one wIshing to
buy them, w'll please apply to the
Herald and News.
X, 'Z. Y.
Aug. 18, 1900.
One fare for the round trIp by the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, to the un
veiling of the Statue of Vance, at
Raleigh, August 22nd.
Uard of Timnzkte.
I desire to take tiHs method of thank
ing my neighbor's and frIends who
showed so many kind nesses to me and
mine during the recent Illness of our
little one, and can assure them that
such kindness can only be appreciated
by those who have shnilar trIals. I
shall ever hold them as my dearest
friends, and may the heavy hand of
afllection never fall to their lot.
Mrz. and Mr's. J. A D)ominlck.
Tickets on sale August 21st-22nd,
good untIl August 25th, InclusIve, to
the unveiling of the Statue of Vance.
at RaleIgh, August 22nd.
Teachzer Wnnted.
The patrons of Ocutral Academy will
hold a meeting on September 1i, 1900,
for the purpose of electing a teacher.
Salary $30 per month. Applecational
must ho sent to the undersigned al. pg.
muaria S. (1.
- J. D. Shcaly.
W. S. Seybt.
WV. B. K:bler.
A P'owder' Mll1 Explosion
Removes everything in sight; so do
drastic minerl pills, but both ate
mighty dangerous. Don't. dynamite
the delicate machinery or 'our body
with calomel, croton oil or aloes piills,
when D)r. King's New Life Pills, which
are gentle.as a summer breeze,, do the
work pae"(ectly. (ures IHeadache, Con
stipat ion. Only 250. at all drug stores.
'7h i nir or ir. T. F. 111atrallonk Ittri,t(I
EkrlY sadltiy Mortilti:--A Live Wir
Ris 0,kil of M, Falithfri
Coloredl Firemeni.
TOP Oiti,'i'nS Vf (0-ur' city wCre awak.
1nedI atl.n W'clovck Su1nday11 mlorning"
by tl" sottlig of I he Ireaded lim
Thie lir vroved to i- the hatn anll
oarria-re house of AI v. Thos. V'. I Iat -
moln, of Ward -1, whiebl wazs totally de
sti o7 %1.
The barn continled a lot of efittonl
seed hIIs ar UIeal, tnld unde tihe
sheis were a caiat-ge, huggy, stilky
and hartless whiih wer till dcstroyed,
also two civea uer hi:led ti in their
stall.
M r.I min11ol euti mates h is lozss at beC
tweell SIOn and Ii.A0. No il.n-uranev.
The (i re d epartimllent I es po1e(1 vd
proiptly and did good work in Irie
veniting the nevar by buildivo,- from ig
nit ing
Ilenry JLoh.akin, colored, it member
of the Aeti L"'t Teilam, imt his death
at this fire in a ralte peirliar imanier.
One of t he electrie light polIes wits righ t
at the fire and the wire was intted in
two anld fell to the ground, l lenry be
eame entan gl'ed with the wire and was
killed by the Current before lie Could
bd extricated. lie was cilled in less
than two inillutes' time.
Several members of his company rc
ceived shocks inl attempting to extri
Cate him from the live wire.
ie was buried Sundtiy afternoon by
his firemienl. 11enry was a faithful fire
man (and mtlet his death like a hero,
leading his company on to (dut.y.
Vlolcanicerpios
Are grand, but Skin Er'uptions rob
lift of Joy. Bucklen's Arnical Salve,
Cures them; also Old, tuniniig and
Fever Hores, Ulcers, Boils, Felon,
( 'orns, Varts, Cuts, Bruises, Birins,
Scalds, Chapped lands, Chilblaiis.
Best. Pile cure on earth. Drives
out Pains and Aches. Only 25c ts. ii
box. Cure guaranteed. iSold by till
Druggists.
We have out- new machineivy in op.
e'ation aitul are bette' prepared to tllrn
out line work than ever before.
tsf tf Up-to-date Steam Laundry.
A NEW M SI'ENSE R.
Mr. J. J. M"yer, or No. ), lI in Stiv''e' 3 Mr.
et L EptliZf i 01n41111ay D ce tr-- r
T . .l'e -ry Rie-14elf( c IN (Avlotk.
The election or a Coity dispenseri
occurred on SAturday, alid lie itev
board has put in a new ivan.
Mr. J. J. Maycr has been chose.i to
fill ithe position fot' the next. ye:-r be
ginning on Septeiber 1st. Mr. Mlaver
has served the county as it member' of
the county board for four years and is
familiar with the business and will
doubtless make it good 01spenser.
Ir. T. B. Perry was re-elected clerk.
Mr. Perry has held th;i position for
some .ime and has givcn perfect satis
faction. lie is polite and obliging and
attentive to business and makes a good
cler'k.
Mr. Epting has been dispenser for
only one year, and un ader his su per
vision Ihe ses at the d' SpenisarIy has
atuoiun~ited to considerabIly more than
any preCvious year'-so miuch so that the
State Board had notillied him only a few
datys previous to his defe~al, that the
salary had be'en raised fr'om $ai to $75
per month, and t hat of the cler'k ft o.in
$30 to i240. ft does look a little hard,
that as a result cf his work a raise of
salar'y was juistified and anothler is to
reap t,he benefit of the incirease.
Death, of Mr. P'rocutr Toil.
Mrlt. Pr'ioctor 'Tod(d, w.ho has been a
it'en of this city for' severail yearis andi
rotr a long time coninected wvith the men
cantile interests (of the city, died at hiis
residence on Sturday morin g, aft,er'
an illncss of only a few hout's. IIe
leaves a wiife and one chiIld and a large
circele of relatives and fe'iends. Ilis re
mains were buried Suday afterncon
at Rosemont (5emetery.
A Scholarsipt1..
A ny one wishing to take a business
course should cadl at this ofhice and con
sult uts. We know of two scholarships
in the Georgia-Alabama B3usines (Col
loge, now in this county, which can be
obtainaed at a reasonable prtice. I th a
bargain.
Thme Camnpaigun Meetinig Saturdaiy Night.
The county campaign meeting to be
hold Saturday evening In WVest End in
or'der to give the mill operatives an op
portunity to hear the candidates ad
dIress the people on the issues of the
daty, wIll be held in the beautiful grove
fr'onting Mrs. F. W, Fant's r'esidentce.
Everybody should turn out, and help to
increaise the crowd. 'VThe ladies wvill
serve ice cream, etc., the proceeds of
the sales to go to tho O'Neall Strecet
church. T1he occasion will be made a
pleasant onie.
Laow rates to the unveiling of the
Vance Monument at, Ihleigh, August
22nd., by the Seaboar.l Air LIne Rail
way.
lts Life WVas Saved.
Mtr. J. E. Lilily, a prominent citizsen of
Ifannibai, Mo., latlely iiad a wonder
futl delverane fromt a frightful dleathi.
In telling of it ho Hays: "I was taken
with Typhoid Fever, that ran into
Ptteumonia. My lungs became hard
(Jened. I was ato wenik [ couldn't
even sit up in bed. Nothing helped
me. I expected to soon dlie of Con
sutmption, when I beard of D)r. King's
Now DiEcovery. One bottle gave great
reelief. I continued to use it, and now
am well and stronig. I can't say teoo
much in its pralse.'' This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest eure
ln the world for all Throat and L': ng
Trouble. Regular sizes 50 cenits and
$1.00. Trti bottles free at all Drug
Mtoras; overy bottle guaranteed,
Jiu Sor', i..4 l i f.
l00. a b x tak lidel m (ine )ug
Store. t t f
SA-oll's ""l:1it .htr.zi and liubber.-, low.
cast enth prica, atGhr ' Corner " Im
ner I l ug - ..
V:uitdv'- :V I 1VOKYr n! IOve. t cash
prick S aL %;il h ' t ie r 1I )v 'g ;n-r. m f
Wov keqi V V:0 lIt Ilr i lt d ItIh'
freisIest lI : : (; ': Iner 1)rug
Store. f& r f.
Plor good ( ', tac T'aco goI to
(;illde."'s (o -::s :-Ileg S. '. f&t tf
TurnilpHe :" o- . l: r ,
and thle belta1. hers (. ne )u
stor. f&t tf
Nev lot of New !-:!:lunI Watt s
just in. Come in ald we u!-.
t ti i)aa .l& k Co.
Mother.lI ndor f(u i !. I* 4*.,iren lilo- it,
old folks . i I. \\ re . -c 1'. M i
"t.e ( omgh :'ml-c. I I n, il e1k ily cutc.
aill throatatit lun nb 1 at111 ; eis
2.000 pmol 11 :wt' x, em to be in
l a'igh at I 1 :fv.: I ;f t Stat'.
of \ance, \ 't -2.i b th ieQa
L->ard Air Ll.n kai;%way.
Unveililj. W 1a e 1' w of Vance.
"l t Tart,- I Icel Tr -ib n I o Iv(f th I l 'Ipe,"
at Ualcigl, .\Iugui41 :'2nol. Taku tih
Sea loard Ai1 kilw I"ailwa.v.
One cent pr le 111 I- ;Mlill ary Com
palies in lniifa!: I w tllty or Ilnrte on.
one t2eket, to the nvilimHn of IE \'UnPo
Statue at la i.h. .\ittgunt 22 d., by tho
Seaboard .iir Line ltailwa:.
See your Agunt for low -acs to
uliveiling of thl \alce N'onumfent
Ialeigh, Atiaust 22nd., by 1 ho Hvah) mi
Air Line ivil-way.
11mbeav ie at Mt. Ple:tma:iI.
A Itbrbecic will be I ' iVven at M1.
P'leasant oti iext Th-sday : 2:;d, (!Lita -
paign day fro that tOwnship, for the
benecit of 311. I'leasant .dWthodist
churcl---the pv(ace((S I'.l go low:n'ds
aiiting the church buildiug. A arge
rowd should he pr-entI.
'ill', r11 I st'i,if 41e
Th(t 'lutlUsevs of Domlliln;ok fchoo!,
No. 6 Township, w%ill receuivi! appliva
tion.5 for i tefteher !ol :aid whlol Ilnitil
S ptetber 1 . .\plban w.Ill - i lh
thet,I 1 plienlions wV:h ohe - t the
uIldorsigild b)y ti-b .a Ite.
M.Q.Cau .Nwhry
B.in . T. MInId ek , Ib cilndcnce.
T . Ith t. %V t t 0.
Tile Stlk ioi ci :t s of S c hb1 l
listrict0. qjI Va h" . will m' it
NALUr-day,NP W *zl!. -O'ovc
or- the pIli I e! I-( I tca hc.f
Mss I\,-o'c . i o ) V w '1,
B. M. o that1 11"I Collil NiCe11111011. ?
Tr os t he. IIClIn 'lil:gI..
Will n Ch l SptemiI ert i'jnst 10
Mh uics om in cenprl mary of taon.
TUrLit-ls, 92or otr prb ic andstak.
th ii h iders'l tienc1tig. iatr t
'to t cdr otf11'.''w t0 he "N-i wberryeie
Ait.Sa.ce tt Warose Ctompany" wil'lh
boxet te atr. pJit on Whit,s lay, AOuus
ain,190 att'c it. ocok .m ,t. l
nos hta comeh befor JIIOhe.
JI' o i. T.o I. lov. ly i.n fare
t'Tti 11 ten pCiet' woil Matayra.
totte ltht he has' .hel. Ioxe alt pre
pared (015( and ioad to Ic hivere t'oI)0 he
manao s lie l hat it18s eod a copytcof
cont anlax o be~ taken byo i te man-11
a112rs. Oedanager t can wol o beg foa
brigistrae or11 ntary pul -I yc an take-ol
!t,he oh an ht canl thnminister git
loo 11.he otri 'lhe pols will b ope-n-d
(ao I nv.ad Oly a -1t p. m. The
boxes ar tJ . ht' tor('on
W i te et.F rntr
Noin ight tolinews. r
forming teprwl Stoy ve
&iecu, keep herh ornith I-i
HekUccLTadOL undwn sh
wRll Williamosn Orial. ISt he.
hascontiatin r kdny toubs,he
.f 3 & .~ i 'utI (i o d-r, cl-:ill
I iii T c;I I
ZT I II
ilin n kyI1 i l bi .:' lale . , l cat -
oh ol M T
Oile u !tm ro oo di
. vm,:l: u i e l
w:ll b y n. ,D IS i 'Cl .
wAlIII hee P ,1
ojld bY all :t lit in .ler:: 2 '> lA.
of Hilp.Cor4dition of Ttie 60m
raercial SakiN. ofNe ry
11. C., aih( 8IoA Of BUSi
ness JIme 3 0th, 190C.
PlubIisherid in C9n milyI
With An Acf:of the General
1.,1 .\ I.'I'1 I
N tt : lli -rounted . . . . .. :*1;,1.27 0 .,)I
4afevaild withe V-i:<tm z 2re3 :,11 15
iv cn 'Stalip aiAct . . . . . (tI
ve f S,elured and unl
I nied . . .Ll . .. . . . m.:,
L'ash mn Hand and it; ht:k I5I" 0I
$17:1,1 1 . 6
I '~' . I 1 I I cI I ifol 'T 1 ~ '
I la who .l l~ctt li aTi n l-: iv si.c
Iapi tal S tock . . . . . . . h01.000 (0
Dividends unpaid . . . . . *',) 0
Notcs e-Dise .ited .11.). . 00
("ndivided ProM-.s . . . . . 8, 875 ;;5
I .I i, . . (2.
In irihl A. .i. x .i 7 ' iii 9171
$ 17.1l 2i
A.appuard before mi! Z. P.
' h Ca-hlierio(f tle above Ilaild
1"alhi . Who swear's thtteaoesa
!I n.u is cm-rrwIt. to the! best of his kniowl
tie and hCli Vf.
P.l. W\\IZIG11I"T. ('a hier.
imwit n1 to Iefore r:w It is :ird dhy oif
dj utly, 1900.
11.~ S P. I-A It \1i. N. 11. S.
'N. I' for S.C.
1-. Z. \ II .S I N.
) i W . l li i l .
A. K.HAWKES
Tihe FAmous A1lanta OptCician
i r \ N1,-u u: u:
,I~~Ic t hY . !'l. it
1 I 4OI i J(I' . ,
ip"c'1 wot OIl' I L 5 1' ;e pat .,I lI
p jl d -i *at Iiv I ni a l t he Tior
of es Cnt\.
aIr tpr Nv a nd vc f : ily
b.P'" 0. 410 1 11 t; hetV'1 mit v.n n e . ls e
rr Y wll a 1 bi. T >p -: . i0
b, A. w ..2
-1'tnz wii, i. iAW .
Alighe(1snAw.r(it D riploma of Ho
lIe r inP'il the Emn illsure f ( Se tlh
andiL eh ci l l'y( t 's. Sod etil in er 1,00
TI ui ST.\ o n ,i 1-:e f i I N Ie i )'; . tiI
Wal, ii1 i iT Fl i,rs ll WI -: tjl DI tu
andtPl i n td o g i ; issesn it i allyi
brllian(I't iectcle lns Ti i n exic'(T tanle.
lisActo. 1). 1WKES,
Cinvent and Ja'rpe ofalleth
ta illoitl tmins,but ThyPre
ties, Art qurs,
nsTATcre's,i B'laboo
Porch. HoeSh,et.al, E'lain- s
siospri, Aw tni s .\lls Ddors
Aand windula th ordtr hofmeh,
W'osi.ydot M ills adtey
tororer requr toresri and
reidenc hfoe, Ca therets aod
eeand leiion orb foreSpmbr5,,
H90 aall Cciora aenjd Nand
pelam r ands North wet-i
ernCras MtigMast
Cthiee lowestapricese
Cir,Art Squres,
neseMaI SIcreens,urh Banotllok
Porch~ Soihae, Exten-3m
Queet of S3ou,herin
There is but one Glenr
Equal on I Con Lli n
Kidno,s, i 'o\vels and B
Cuisine tnd sorviCe LI
resort in i e South.
For Board apply
Sim
P1R1CES REDUCE.D
ON
Ohu- ! to k ( i n 1a1d .1amner
h d r in .. I- th:l m hi ma y
bIe tarried 44t-r to4 anli'he !it -ason1.
I Ii iI I I In I I: L 1:t ' w 1 t Ith
lIIdI n1 i I do w.l I tI o inI :. t. TheI y
I mId no e tIrntv d ,criplt im. ( 'all
id :' the t and t,ak 3 1 1 n I t.,.k;
of I redu i kd prie-,.
TI' I ' Is IS m 1- II11. 1.Nxt:!, V 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
HickoryWagons. 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.
SUMMERIZ BROS.
WEDDi, PRESENTS
VJlery J;ti I, R i ter 3 Ei hes,
Cako ites, Ir P ebers,
1,41to... 1)4)3 Ivs
O th a r I" I _ i lm p o li blr
Crear' Ili ra, (l'riA, n ds
W ao roit, lrive . 1, (irsiw,
Tl g Spoons a ,d feN S0bir11ttr 'Vve,
Clok olft wheieb .r go.
Yors r I.'Y,
DAYM .'LS & CO.
T1h Nowborry 111)1-rv1a11ro '( panly
wN h l ( I ati of t I' 1p1 1bl)ic
to the facl t 1 the ha','Iive bought,
4)ut .:'. A. 'hurnpert, A Ky, anid
at lloto Iah -m., m lill alwys
kinS, iVSad aa
Anrd ove'4rythIingi. noodolid onl the faruu.
Harness Mado to Order.
liepairing nieatlI( n promp tlyv (dono.
Weo atlso carry at largo li no of
SA I)DbIlI'CiRV and II A 11N 2SS,
Bit l.11)L I.;S, CJOJLLA IR, C( L A.
I.A [DS, and1( inl fact, o'verythingti
found1 ml a1 well ass8ortedI Stock.
F. A. Schiumpert,
Manager.
W ANT EDI
IIlardi Wood of atli kinIds:
ASil, Y()'O1N(1 WVilTR OAK and
IUICKOlty.
ForL prico1(41l( i a d o .o i f r a,o
NFVIB.RY IJADLEB & 8LIUTT'LPg,:O
'2 molE if
14i0n, Avt , M Iusic and IHusiness ('ou1rses
collegef~ e1nrInuni y, andt the4 li,ist moral
nnd1( rehIgou enl ~lvironnumt1 '. Th'Loroug h
neCss, hlonl (omfristu' anid re'trinuts, in
t,ilmat ZSas0(ebi( n41 with tealchers, and
high religiousH tnn ar sti ront (4l! ntsf
J1 A M~ ES HO l .:. !f lr idenlt,
Notice to IRoad Overseers.
Y OU Am I( !:R ;u Y RE~\ IQU[ID
S- to put, yot: r'm ee i veV 4e t) B
of roads1t in goo'i condition, and now is
the t lmo to do t. IIhe law requjires
bx dns ( and allI yver: 'ers 1mu-1 Al omply
with then law. W\. A. 11411*4
Cou';(Anty Supervior.
of0''-' 'P ' c i 44 ntf3m Wit.SokY
SoUi Carolina.
Summer Resorts.
". I.:?. ER!
i Springs, and it has No
for the Stomach, Liver,
lood.
I, TO OCTOBER I.
nexcellec. The gayest
to
pson & Simpson.
('1A' 11:IVI1) IN Ir)6.
Iin n ' ro e nIIt Is t sessio (n 17.1t.
( ;ori for dIeg-r-o s wN.ih 0 le.1,tives,
S'd 'I INall with workin,g IaboIa
tories.
I I1tIih A r o 10, N-11 tvolumes.
E0xperienlced tellchurs.
Ilfficiolnt I l'ropIralor"y D-par ent.
Tlii ill ( ollegi i pa r(' t en t $10.
11 1 Y'eI,a rato ry de parI*tmnent $20 to $30.
I'v u *1;. r d 1 )0., t o $1 2..",().
Nvxl , (.-ionl beginls (Iltober. 1.
I''or ( 'talogll, addre's
GEO. B. CROMER, Pres.,
We buy second-hand
Clothing and py for
same in any Goods in
the Store.
fl. C. Williams' Old Stand.
U'.ar~d Slz' S
JEWELRY STORE.
eine W,0t10S, IiIng, 3roaches, Studs
eve ai lUlk Iluttons, Silver
N%oveltivs, Sle al ae
Cut Glass, Gold and Sil
ver, kpuctuteles "lund
TOYS&DOLLS
Which wo will closo out, as we will
discon11tinluo k0oping thon.
IUAD 80CI0OLTZ.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
PARKER RYET
01u i .I1l/ 1 011 03B ter
Its'y~ -
ILYSTYLE
ASK FOR IT
At all Dispensaries.
int hitWass
\ Ihne a thmwlltl yumr
than wecld nathuad od
Such beut nd eceletqulty
ThDaisrnt Shontaishte.d
co'lred ~ wits, now,i fresh, andl s'moth
and wrt atO Ieast a halfd ored w
Wol havekO( forhemol at thosec. lic.tl5c
cl.00,u wa.50, $., nd in silk a litotih
higherct in price.
,L ai ls readly-madoc Skir ts at 250., 50c.,
7~>c., and the flli'r 01ne8.
Wo have reduced prIces gl'eatly oun
our' entire stock.
Yours truly,
S. J. WOOTEN.