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N "M NEW11E4E11HY MAMEET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. I t... .................. .. ........ ( 8 c. Shoulders .......................... c. ams ...............12 4c. Best Lard ........ ..........9(a)l0c. Best Molats.i, new crop. ..... 60c. Good Moltaise .................. 25(a250c. Corn1 .................................. 700. M Cae .......... . . ..................... 70c. 1 Iay ................ . . ................ M0e. W iheat Bran a........................ $1.15. Ist Pate-It Floir.................. $5.00. 2nd Best F our................... .50. Strait F louu........................ $4.25. Good Ordinary Llou ............$3.50 4.00. Su .r.................. ..... ........ 6 G C, R ICV.................................. si8 c. C ofc................................. I 1.5e. Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.15. Balo Hulls, per cwt............... 35C. Country P1roduce, B1ut ' , perv lb ..................... 15(a20c. l.ggs, per dozen ..... ........... 1(u IOc. Chickens, each.................... 15w25c. Peas, per bush hl....... .......... 75c. Corn, per bushel.................. 60c. Oats, per bushel.................. 35(q)0o . Sweet potatoes .................... 60@'75c. Turkeys, per lb ................ 6(O 8c. Fodder, por cwt ................ 75(a)0c. COTTON WVEIGH I R, rear of Cenl trial House. I will 'es glad to servo you to the best of my knowledgt e and ability. t&f In. Best Half Patent Flour at $3.65 at C. J. Purcell & Co's. Dr. 1res'y at Woing's Creek. In the absence of 1.ev. J. It. Hood, Dr. W. L. Pressly, of Due West, will preach at, King's Croek Church Sab bath, Sept. 9, 1900, at 11 o'clock a. im. of course we are oiliy one small atun dry in a town, but we have tihe same kind of machinery and other ficilities for turning out fine work as the lorger laundries in larger citics. G-, with the crowd and p'itroniz2 a home institu tion. Up-to datw -Aeam Latundry. f&t tf Superb line Gents :'ants and we can f1t you. At Wowevt's t. Teacher WAnted. The patrons of Cut.ral Academy will hold it meeting on S-:ptlember 11, 1900, for the purpose of C!, etinfg a teacher. Saary $30 per- month. Applecational must, be sent to the tovdersigned at Po maria S. C. J. 1) Shealy. W. S. Soy bt. W. B. Kibler. IDM'. forget to save the tickets off of your packages. Remember when they amouut to $3.00 we give you free one bottle of cleaning compound that beats the world. f&t tf Up-to-date Steam Laundry. Best Patent Flour on earth at $4.35 at C. J. Purcell & Co's. tf All summer goods are being closed out regardless of cost. At Wooten's tf. - A Card of ThIanksn. To the good pecople of Newberry County generally, and to my old war com rades esp)ecially, I desire to ex press my heart felt gratitude for the large and Iomp)lentary vote given me for the ollice of State reasurmer in the primary election of Angust last. Winnboro S. . H I. JENNINGS. Winsboo, . G, Spt. 4th, 1900. A Frightful tilundelr. WVill often cause :a horrible Burn Scald, Cut or' Brtuise. I.3ucklen's Arnica Salve, the8 best in I in worldl, wvill kill the patin and1 prom p. y heals it. Cure Old 8ares, Fever 8ures, Ulcers, Ro.ils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Ernptions. lest Pile cure on earl 5'. Onmly 25 ete. a box. Cure gun ran ed. Solhi by all Drtugglsts. Save the tickets off your Iaundry packages, and when they nmount to . three dollatms we will redeem them S with a 25e. bottle of the finest cleaning compound in exist ence. \t if Up-to-d ate Steam Laundry. Teacheor wanteod the Rleedevilh-~ school. A pply To teact M. Smit h, Kinardsu, 8. C. at once t ____ )Iiord for A,sgnat. 190(0. Mean temt. ntbp. 64; Date 41, 6. Date 8th. Ml i6$ ;o.o dy Total precip., 'lQiy12, cloudy 5. clear 14, partly Praiigvnd 'h. storms 22, 2 directIon South. "s.oo badly damaged Dr9 hot month, by het. ehd 103 and up The mercury rce s hsbe h wards on 14 days. ha' bendh hottest month onre Voluntarj, bseorver. A Nigt of Terror.. 'A wfuml anxiety wias felt for the w OW of the brave Gener~al Burunham - Mach las, Me ,when the doctors sal she could nos live tili morning" writos, Mrs. S. H1. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night "All thought she must soon die from Pneumon'a, but she begged for Dr. King's New Dlscovery, saying it had more than once saved her' life, and had cured her of Consump tion. After three small (loses she slept easily all night, and Its farther use completely cured her'." This marvel 0ous medicine Is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Dsser-ses. Only- 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles f ree at all drug stores. R~eligionsu. * Mr. Stevenson is doing some~ excel lent preaching at Thompson Street church. The attendiance is increasing at every service. Services are held at 11 o'clock in the morning and at 8 10 in the evening. VARIOUS AND ALL AIOUT. Mr. B. F. Paysingor was In Saluda Saturday. J. W. Gary & Co., ere quoting 9-' ets. for good cotton. A good show every night next week at the opera house.. J. F'. J. Caldwell, Emq , of Green wCod, is In the city. Mr. 0. Mcl. Holmes and family have returned from Tennessee. ar. Wim. C. Sehenck has returned from his summer trip to North Caro lna. Mrs. M. J. Scott has returned from Spartanburg where she has been visit ing. Mr. David Walton. of Washingtou, is on a visit to his brother, M1 r. J. B. Walton. )I. C. ). Weeks is now in charge of the prescription department at Gilder's Drug store. Miss Gena Bradburn left today to visit her unele, Mr. W. 1). 1lalfacre, InI the county. Mrs. )r. Jas. II. McIntosh and clill dren, of Columbia, are visiting relatives in Newberry. Win. Y. Fair, post.masteri at Newber ry is stopping at the Mansion house. Greenville News. Arnold's Funl Makers will appear at the opera house every night next week -10, 20 and :30 cents. 'Mr. J. W. M. Simmons left, on Wed nesday for Glenn Springs, where he will spend a few weeks. The daily papers report a storim headed this way. It was on the Flori Ia coast on Wednesday. tev. J. L. Williamson and Dr. W. P. Pelharn have been attending I'resby tery at Smyrna this week. Dou't fail to atend the Wheat G row rs' and Cotton Giowers' Conventions in the court house tomorrow. Dr. E. (. Jones and family who havo been specndivg a few v.e-ks at. Cokes bury, will arriv! homn today. Mr. 1P. F. 1ix'er, who is superin tending the uiret,ion (A an oil mill at lamber. is tat home for a few days rest. Miss Vera UIoucal is visiting rela uives at Rowesville. She is accoi panied by her cousin, Mls [Uzzie Rives, )f Flortda. Mr. Eduard Scholtz was called to Hendersonville the first of the week on tccount of the death of a relattve of Mrs. Scholtz. Messrs. P. Z. Wilson, Z. F. Wright, M. L. Spearman and Herman Wright have returned from a few days visit to New York. Miss Margaret Law Johnstone, first .o-cd. of Newberry College, is visit ing Mlis Annie Shuler, at Selwood Lexington Dispatch. We were shown a sample of the han dies made at the Newberry Shttle and Handle Factory.yesterday, and It does neat a"d- pretty work. There will be an extra communica tion of Amity Lodge held on Friday night of next wveek at which meeting the M. M. degree will he conferred. Rev. J. Md. Henry, of Monroe, La., is spending a while at his old home. Hie will preach in the Johnstone Street Methodist ehurch on Sunday mnoriing. Messr's. 'T. A. Epting and Jno. L. Graham have formed a co-part nership and opened up a general merchandive business at Pomnaia. We wish the new firm success. Mr.. 0. M. Jamieson has returned from the Northern markets, where he bought his fall stock of clothing, etc., of which he tells you in another cal umn of this paper. Mr. C. F. Boyd has returned from Atlanta where he was summoned on account of the illness of his brother, Mr. M. PItts ]B)yd, We are glad to state that he loft, him much better. Rev. J. N. IT. Summierel Is attending the semi-annual session of the South Carolina Presbtylery, which convened this morning at Smyrna church, near Newberry.-Anderson Intelligencer. Mrs. Paul Johnstono has -returned from the Northern markets where she bought a large and select stock of mil linery and trImmings for the Riser Millinery. The new goods wIll be in in a few days.. The "bull-bats" have been catching hall Columbia for the past fo w evenings. One would think that a sham battle was on If ho dId not know that the boys were out for sport. The bat,s are said to be fine birds. An entertainment will be given at West End Saturday night for the puri pose of raising fundsto fur'nish the 0Odd Follows Hall. Trho public is Invited to attend. Refreshments will be served and. an enjoyatble occasion guaranteed to all. The managers of election will please send in the result of the election just as soon as possIble after counting the &tes, and Chairman lBoyd requests tha b4e managers please sign t,he re ports to that he will know they are otTlolal.>femembero to pleaise get, themn in Tuesda!piIght. Few peoj e in Newberry have an Idea what an eliteprise the city has in the Carolina M atnufact,uriniig Company. It, Is a large affair and is t,urning out some of the prOtt,icst work in caskets ever put on any market. Go down and let Supt. Carlisle show you through and see what Is being done bore at hiome. Best Patent Flour on earth at $4.35 at C. J. Purcell & Co's. tt Rev. V. 8. it. ICOrl i1 va mly cirected by i18 Cuiega4t-Oln. Rev. W. S. B1. Ford, of Newberry, who has accepted the patorato of tle S-_conld Iiptist (hiurch at this place, has Ilioved with his family to Galfney and is low iitIalled in the house for imerly occupied by \1r. Nillian jist he low the Sceold Baptist church. M v. Ford preached Iis first sermon to a Galney coligregat,ion StIlunday tioriing, and lie filled the pulpit againi Sundly night. A large vrowd turned out to hear him both in) I lie morinrig and atL Iight, tnd his liearersi were delighted Wil i him and Ilis st'rioni. i\M r. Ford is at mnanl of great personal magnetifsin ad ilas the knack of at tractinig towards h imll tlhose with whom ho colies in contact. Hie is it man of exalted Cli istian character, and i; il Very rIesIect a elever, geitlal and hillitoned gentt- m11an, loved and adimiired by all Who know him. Ho is a great, eUre11-ch workIr, thoroughlIly ii bued wit,h the spirit of his work and itspired by his high and holy calliig. and his Influence is stre to be great in any commiunity where Pe may reside. The people of Newberry were much pleased with him t and his work there. We oxtend to Mr. Ford and his fami ly i warm and hearty welcome anl hope that, tleir' stay in our Midst may be both ILlea,sant an,1d prolItable. M r. Ford is Comparatively a younrg imIan but lie hIs gained a reputation as a minister of marked ability, and lie S cond laptist church is to be congrat i lated upon securing his services. Ve feel guite sutre that he will p!ease hiE, congregations and that his sermionis will be full of gospel truths that will be edifying to al1 who may wear them. Newherry eommends him to our care 1111d we shalt try to prove faithful to the trust imposed iuon us.-(alicey Lod ger. Best Haff Patent Flour at $3.95 at C. J. Purcell & Co's. We have the latest make of macIi icry, we purchase the hest of Starch and blueiiig, we mamufcture our own Solp, so we know it to be pure, and we furnish you just, as good work as any concern. Up-to-date Steam Laumdry. f&t tf A New Eitatbliu,ont. J. S. Polikolf has opened up a CM piete stock of dry oois, notions, clot.h ing, sho S, hats, etC., 1n the sltor r.: to tcil Mittle corner anId invites the public thoromgl these colunliiis to call tld inspect his goods. Ie clainis to ix a bargain giver. Try him. Cold Steel Or Delaith. "There is but one small chance to save your life and that is through an operation" was the awful prospect set before l vs. I. B. II tnt, of Lime RZidge, Wis., by her doctor ater vainly trying to cure her of a fright ful case of stom ach trouble and yellow jaundice. lie d idn't count on the marvellous power of llectric Bitters to cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but. she heard of it, took seven bottles, was wholly cured, atvoided surgeotn's knife, now weighs morie antd feels better thun ever. It's piositively guaranteed to curei- Stomach, Liveri anid K idney' troubles and never disappoints. Price 50tc at, all drug stor-es. If our work does not p)lease you in aniy wny tell us about it. We will aip preciato it. We are running a laund r for business and to please our' patr-ons. f&t t,f Up-to-date St.eam Laundry. UlCSATilsI. Miss Malrie Goodman, who left here several weeks ago to v'sit an uncle in Georgia, near Savainnah, d ied Wed nes day morning after a short, Illnies. Heri mother, Mrs. lsll, was called to her bedsIde about a week ago Hot' re mains were brought, to Newberry yes tcr'day morning, caried t.o S rludahi County, the formenr home of heo father, the late Walter D).Goodman, for- burial. Miss Marie was about 17 year-s of age and was a younrg ladp~ of k intd andi sweet disposition. Hcr friends wvill miss her. Up-to-date Steam Lau ndryv. Up-to-date machinery. Up-to-date sulplies5. Up-to-date facilitIes. Sequel-Up-to-datte wvork. f&t tf Telephone 24. On account of the annual session sovereign grand lodge 1. 0 0. F., Richmond, Va., Sept. 17-22, 1000, the Southern Railway Co. will sell rounld trip) tickets for one first-class fare. TPickets on sale Sept. 15, 16 annd 17 with final limnit Sept. 25th. When you want a pleasant physic try the now remedy, Chambcrlaln's Stom ach and Liver T1ablots. They are easy to take and pheasant In elTect. Price 25 cents. Samples frcoe at Peolhami'a dlruig store. f irm. Please Bead! H awks' Famous Crys tal Lenses, EY E-GLA SSES Fitted at Hawks' Agency for Newberry, at Pelham's Pharmacy. OssPhysicians' Pre scriptions filled accu rately at PEL HAM'SR. ('OTO11N ISE(-:I 1. thv jNmkoa)-r ivr mOvt" ICt'vele a%t New - barry th4oe t 1 ha M%kssy VelIr-. The cotton receipts at Newberry for tho year ending S.'ptolmber 1st, aggre. gate 21,875 halos. This is the largest numbei of bales received here in one selsonII Withinl the pamst fifteen yer, and exceeds the recipts last your 067 bales, when the receipts were 21,20>8 hales. The r,ceipts for 3otu recent years wore: 1897 98.................. 21,005 bales. 18996 -97 .... .... .............. ..... 17,61 i 6 a 1895 -9 ..............................18, 59 18111 95 .............................18,001 Ten ye-ars precedin"g tihe above sea sonls, the rec ipt -, rago : Ilong betweenl 17,000 aid 19.000 hales. ThO large IPeeipts (or 1899 I1 1)e x. ceeds the. epectations amil thii prvdic tions of mume permons who tluluht, lams, fall Uhit the Ieceilpt"s would uot. .go to l',000 On a lcouit of tile s-ihort. vroll. If Newberry had to dpil then on hir own territory for inl increalse in i her cottol receiptS, they wouhl eliae failen nich below 2..tx, il th1! good price for cotton whih wIaI %vns susmaed he-re Al; during the an of mt 1im attract ed it large uinM i, oti n here whicb us tlily went. .o) other llrik-lets. I t. i, to be hoped that. -imih.r conditions will previIil ti is N ur-, an111d 01r (itsiness m1ev should see to it thut Newberry givc the toll lWiVe for C011. Oh. Or-ve'. The earlIi i our.s blut. wo do not wint it. All we it-.( is youl- s;oil eIi in n. f&t tf U:p-to-dtto Seamn I,tainlry. Attc-lm ion 1 t tees (row- i-, A ssue let . The Cotto, (;ower->', A iociio 'i Newberry County i.- liereby (lld I meet at thv (,olri I Iouse on,i Sat irdi i Septeibt. Sul. hn uie,a"tte! tft.11 - adjournnment. A- t.he wim, Growi-n, AssoCiattion. A full at tIId-1nce is v quetst,ed, as bim:hn,s of i mrtanve ig be brought, 1wfim te t ha assvuOatimn. lo'it .r roiui l'ri,'jpr t i t. Thv twO lino'.t illl"rusting sermilonls I have heardil in a lm"n, 1:mW were0 tlhose preached by I[. .v. W.;1. 1il0er in e race chireh ye-terlduy mlloriling ind lIev. W. II. Ariall in the lithodist church yesterdly aftkrnI-oon1, the lopic4 b(ing "li,ove, I twem1e'," and "I'repiare to Alect thy Uod," re-,elvely. TIhe silbjiCts atre Wld, but v\cv new, aind these muen of Iod iWused vvw Lthoughly and11 ideas i the th<orime. Im-ge au dirnues wovr! 1e(-ent wi thtso ocea i m- and I hey weo re el ti o. Ilic serviat in tithe- l'i church yesterday t1monn wr .he irst of a se Ies. T.- Soavh s a d % w,I be h1ld t.hrotlghIoct I':e m11-tOing. It ik hopled suils will he Ivot and ot Ctheri builded up in a1 loitLier ah The family of Ni'. F. V. Capers will leLve t,his weoc for Wa.hingtom, 1). C., their futi- home. AIr. C;pers is plteased with his s!tution there May theirs be a hiIppy lot. Pie season-i hee of lite cotton open ing rapidly and being Inmlketed as fast as gathered. 'The sick uare all aan1valescent algainl. September :tl. Chlamiber'lainI's Pin lBiAm ai lied to it cut, brisel 1, barn'i, scabi orI1 like ij ury witllSianitly ai1ay the itini anti will heal' the parts ill less tim than any13 otter troatmilent. UJnlesI the injulry is veysevere it wvili not leatve a sceurI. Pan Balmi atlso curents rheoumatism, .veljin cgs aInd latmenetss. For' sale by3 W. I'. P'elham. f Li.m We haive been1 hiavinii. some nice si' owers, but, they eiim11 too late to dot Cirops ini thiS Seet,ion are ver'iy sorry3, hut, better t han on ca ex poeted : tihe cornO c2:'op a somfewhlat beitter' .hani the cot) ton erop. I think the p)ea Crop)l will be almost, a fai lureo fromn the prospect, now. The roller .aill Iarte still gr'indnlg day and nighit. 'We hav'e heard some1 comlitl, f,-omn some1 (If ourl people who hatiled 801m1 of their wheat, to the roll er's. They03 say3 thoy don't, get a fol The school att F'.irview hats 1been sus5 pende(ld fori a fewl month1 s. M(1iss Liie Luther wll I eaich the nex t sOssionl of school0 at !Fa:rview. NIir. J. A. Hlake' has about, coimpleted his d wellng. Mrd . L. D). Morris anud wvife 1made1 a1 1f3ying visit to Chatpins hist,Sundilay. Mr. L. D). Morris has stold his Garr'et laCe, near1 HloIly's Ferr'y, t.o GeCorge The Mormon elders are0 still in this section. Mr'. M. Y. M orris and family have 1)een visiting his mot,her, Mrs. J. C2. Moore, the past, week. Therei' wa';s singing att Mr.. W X. Wes singer's last Sunday evening. The reason1 wvhy 1900 is (lot a leatp yealr, ait,houigh It, is dhivisible by fotur, is, according to Itho G regorian sys-. t,em n wh lichti 411 ourea'entdar Is based0(, t,he closing year of at centuriiy, anid is never a lenap yeari unless it Is exactly d ivislble by' -100. TJhie niext leap year wviil be 19(1, ihe lust having been 1890. I" eru since Ir,010 till blea yer1s att the cnd of a1 century3 have bleen sepatrated by a gap of (eight,L years, bitt the year' 2000 lwill interr'upt the ser'ies. Mtuch suiccess to The-Heirald and its readers. J. M. Mi. September 5, 1900. Have you a sense oIf ftullness in the region o)f your xtoimach aifter cat,ing? If so you will be benefi ted by using Chamnberlai n's Stomach anud Liver' Tab lots. TIhey aliso core belching and sour stomach. Trhey r'egulate the bowels too. Price 25 cents. Sold by W. E. Pelham. f um A Word of ritriviti to ur lrleislI ist Ilv Unaumttry. it is iti'alige to stty, htt n cvi-t-t,bi-,ts true, tHaIt therek hits 111 watyuk IeeI a loppiI,g (lf1 of %iot.1s inI t.ie .jccnt d pri frvoin ,hev causi. of ovelcou'ldenee oI, for. the Iack of iitterest wo ai le tolib t aY. Iut frvields t his is w we a M o ,fteN heattel. Nov I wait, to ur1-ge upon youI the importalnce of turling Out, at tilt' hiVot box mwxt 'lid and keep illg up thc fight unti, tHw lini.sh. W ek all have ourv p-rfetcetit ii I I the tion of mll County hiller, but, tho e ateL dlanger lies in the ectimn of (;ov. Mt The victor-y w"ich w%., ha.ve alrealdy wonl multhe lin'Lh b d on nt, Ail Tut ii v t.he HO)h. Wt: lim-Lt,rv:nwimbIwe at daiigei lurik- in oIve -ivoithln'Ice. So lgail lc t.I:t"O u1111j.0 you to turt'n Al1u t luxl't uesday andlot for- your chtov ni n tho :oI, ilidatcs for eoun tyi lie and es le . t -s Ir )iAl till aN (. vr whohin l i :jority fll (;ov. Mih weeney our (Irle fr-ictill uf tho ip n uy Sept.. 7, l900. 'h i p,. (' Ae t ri.oti1 iih.orh Afiti 'I sr ct.urt o .iu 0@ it,%um Ae "I -u'frYed fo.r 11hirtY Yvat , wvith din1 IhlI an Ithoat I wa1O0tIL v a; t being 11ur1ed," ;ay. John I . lo!lowa.\, of l'r1ch-1 Cin , i I haiad -11Clent c iO 1b t h ile a t. lolney amd i l r 1o ithl t,lhat I luttl till IL I he of I ecover.y. I \WS ml, Ole le from theL r Y II 1 i L t' oI th 101iaIhI: . tat,1Vk I kuld Ido no Himt of labor, could ot, vV0n IT Ve1, but by accithelt I was perm'u tetld t) 11,(lim 'A htle tOf th 111111cl-lag il. C.i'l-iO,~ ( "I Itbottle of 'hamblet'.rbt,i'i' ie, I'ho ,ra and lld uu cho-ait IZiLmAlledy, ante afil 1l!JIn,_. everal bottle 1.; aml intirely - I - d f tha I nMnI blI e.II I amil SO Ileal1'L 11 a the I u t tha 1t i :.1l0 JxiXOuS that. i in're ach of 11 ehoally who u it.; lI ' l%e-r- aho by W. E. P'elhami. f limt A 4..oc il,ie (or wo,0 it, I- . I ,'ignI, w I r is a blact .it' holl al t l'omt via, exhibited a4 pit-co of his workc aI" I h i ,.lie yester-day 111hat sh1OWed 1.ta 11 he II a1mWCh11n1iC U'f 1no an aility. It, wa Daiase ,nill n , S by .~ inlht I t w, a per rLeCL maliChilino, 11MQ inlllckmt .;hol) with mrdiinary3 black: mlith tools Uld when VOnnCWt 11h1)Wl stauM ri ilih , It wa,; in tu tho wor-k of at A teacher for 'theeford ACMaeMy cho.l. Se, i mthe chate SC al1 II. Ml1 (1,4afIher p rierrId Stio a d i eat ions t o thIe u d I signed S.ret:u'y of lIoard of Trc-oer. of al s T1111(S. W . KlIATrT. MViil'iti The snthins a o rtalin s roea-tics 4f this r-4n1edy, its pleaI-Iant taStW a11d rotntianm perlmanen, ec 4 have e it, a igeat tvovite wich ptople wvey wess. Itid espocially pield hy aoth ,-vm of "lmall c1lhi l Nrtn f o dbs, cl-01up nd whooping byh,pa itn rich1.,buy af folIs quick lifo f, anld - it contain t n 0Iitiutm . 0r 01the harmnfill dru , Illmay "II lieOrnou itius idi t1thy liero I adctR nl. rSulT ating aue toras fo the stat n t munsite c raC"Dtritc mal-. || statsti sho thato lnerveUu deaths nIhi.umerc' one-furlth of all d,eath'ys. I rcordved oted raibingN hc'' manin Clyothing,ugpepe Drynstods, Has as,pr Ladthes gand eii fortsgea FuAmrishngae becaus,tge cx strig to thei s oe ie.st ofthek fi ahtood and,LI pur boiod to theLO torn-ou lt tkitues, rg the ie givnou'ctivt anl reulay allte organso Sof t et O't the body.c coirnette Yh aous Hit' Hver pls. 5c W31. S'.hm NPwbery, FF C Glenn Sprines, Queon of Southeri 3AL X0S .L.a There is but one Glent Equal on the Contineni Kidneys, Bowels and B HOTEL OPEN JUNE Cuisine and service u resort in the South. For Board appli Slit 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 Ebefore'buy ing. We pay cash, dis count bills, and, can give you the very low est prices. SUMMER BROS. WEDDING PRESENTS Uelery Stitlds, B'utter Di es, Caho Pltes, Syru p Pitcher, ('rall itchl r, Fruit Stands, \ilitors, Knlives, Forks, TVIL anId'ITablo Spokons,1 Suigarl Spoollm, Buitterlnies ('ravy Ladle;, Sollp Ladles, &C., madI(h inl quadrupIll at 10 110ONL.v. \VO also iavo it now lot. of Storling Silver Teal Spoonl. anIl at f(,Nw 'It'h i ints (locks left which Mus-r go. Yolrm Irtfly, DA;NU!.;L%S & CO. WANTEDI I Hard \Vood of al! kinds: D( A\l )D, PEHX81MMON, AS , r()N(; \ViLTE OAK anild For pricos and otier information call or address NEWYBERRIY RhANDLE &9-1U7V1jET0, 2 m 4 f (hfers .\ . 1t., Ii. S , Noral, I:xpires M E,A T, MuA M,lHsiesCUrse uIde'r ex per'. -i \*-.eac-. in . ideal col I'g ' r r ' y, ti al 1 sei morat :and rel igioas , '" a e,I,. ThoIirouagh nessM, homei (oif.':;n and I re Ihits , inI high religious3 tonet LI nr sirolg polits. Most hecaL,hiful loention. Tublula;r well wvater, absitelyQI purie. lrty-sec5o(lm L . ''; Inin open jiI p' temt THE NEWBERRY Land aiid Security Co. Wil,a U'Y AN) S1-11,, Notes, Bonds and Mortgagwes. Stocks of all kinds aind Real Eistate. 0. B. MA.YEIt, Presidenlt. J1No. M. K isNano, ScC. anid Treas. We Sell Furniture, Organs, Sewing Ma chines, Mttinigs, ear peting, Ru s toves, &c. fo ash, or on In stallment. R.C. Williams' Old Stand. t"reshi'i Tun ip Seed at (I lder's CornerCI D)rug Store- f&t (f. A good Ta'hlcumI I owder' for 5ic. and3( l00. ai bocx at G,uder's Corner D)rug StoreC. f&t t,f MaIuson's F'ruit Jars anud Itubbers, low cst cash) priices, at, Gilder's Corner D)rug Store- t&f t8 Bulst's Tuniiip Seed at Gilder's Cor ner i)ruig Store. fat I.f Fruit Jars and R~ubbers at lowest cash prIices at Gilder's C ornier Drua'g Store. t.f We keep none but the best and t he freshest D)rugs at Gilder's Corner D)rug Store. f&t, L,f. I"or good Cigars and Tobacco go to Grldor's Carnor I)aug maoro ta er NS lHOTEL. South Carolina. i Summer Resorts. L- C T X3 .F : I Springs, and it has No for the Stomach, Liver, lood. 1, TO OCTOBER. I. nexcelled. The gayest Ito pson & Simpson. I N1VItRlY 00OI1EU1 . (i'AI'I F,irI13 IN 1850. l'n:r-olment last, session 17-4. Courso for degrees with lectives. Science 1.0ll with working labora torilv. Libraries of :0,00(1 volulmes. I"x11crielced teachllers. Eflicient 1'reparatory I)epartmllent. Tuitioon in ('ollegiate department $10. IlI ''n earattory department $20 to$30. I ioard $0. to $12.ij50. Next 1S0ion1 begins ()0tober . P'or. atlge, address GEO. B, CROMER, Pres., Newberry, S. C. We buy second-hand Clothing and pay for same in any Goods in the Store. no H. C. Williams' Old Stand. Eduard SioItz'S JEWELRY STORE. lini W atc4he l,I ings, I iroachies, Stuids Sloeve and Link luttons, Silver Novelt ies, Si l veu r Tab'e Wire, Cut Glass, Gold ~and Sit-F Ve' S)ectacles ",and V'yegIasses. TUA"Y S &R D0 LL S Which wo will closo ui01, as wo will PARHKE RBYE T AS'K FORt IT At all Dispensaries.g| WVOMI'CN'S WEA R T1he pr'etticst creat,urces in the line of are here now. We desir'e to adjust stock and have marked p)rices (dOWn to very low liures. T1hese wrapper's are mnade of flno qIuait, ty Pcre'al 0 i)n assorted patterns. Trui mmned ith braid to match. Sepa rate waist lining. Value for almost twvice these p)ricesi-70)c , 900e., $1.20 and $1.45. A nd beauti ful line Lad(11cs' Waists in wh ite aind colored( Lawns and Per o:ales and colored and black silks at prices~ that~ will please and surpriso you. Many p)retty ready-made garments for ladle', in White MuIlslins; Corset (Covers, ( ownfs, Skirts, &c. WVill be pleas l to show you. Yours' t.ruLiy, S. J. WOOTEN.