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NF,WISHIURY MARKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. M eat... .................. . . ......... 81(49c. Shoulders .................... 7c. Hams........................... 12@14c. Best Lard ............... ........... 100. Best Molasses, rew crop...... 600. Good Mo latses..................... 25(a)50c. Corn ................................... 70c. M eal .......... . . .........,........... U5c. H ay................ . . ................ 90c. W heat Bran ........................ $1.15. Ist, latent Flou ........... $ 75. 2nd Best Flour .................... $1.50. Strait Flout...'..................... $1.25. Good O'd inary Flour ...........$3.50(a4.00. Sugar ....................... .. t(;6ic. R ico .................................... 5(a81 c. Cotrec................................. 10(a)15c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.25. Logso Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c. Uountry Produce' Bntter, per lb ..................... 156(420c. Eg(gs, pur doz i ................. 9(t Oc. Chickcus, each.................... I5 <)25c. Peas, pe.-- bushol ....... .......... 75c. Corn, pee b c e .................. 110c. Oats, P01 b08 s'01.................. 35(w40C. Sweei, poeatocs .................... 60(475c. Turkeys, per h ................. 6(<p 8e. Fodder, per cw ................. 75(a90e. NHWItEltRY CoT]VTON MARKHT. (Corrected twic? a wo.-k by J. W. Gary & Co;) October 12th, 1900. G-od M iddling..... ........'.......... 1o Choice Strn wb,-rry plants for side by Mrs. W. A. Youmg. I&f 8t. For spralis, swelling.; and lameness there is nothing s guo its Chambter lain's IPain Bam . Tr it. Por sa!e by W. E Pulhaim. Arlri%ei io latt Shiap-, The engine which Mr. 11. .11. Wills ordered with which to i un his shredder has arrived at the depol, but unfortu nately it is so broken up in shipping that it cannot be used. It cannot be unloaded from the flat as it is. He is "playing In hard luck." Bagging and Ties 50 cts. a bale at E. M. Evans & Co. f&t tf To Wesd i, GPeorgit. Cards are out announcing the mar riage on the 24th instant at 10 o'clock, at the home of the bride at Bartow, Ga , of Mr. R)bt. W. Riser and Miss 'Myrtle BAle Pugesley. Mr. Riser is a native Newberrian and is a popular young telegraph operator in his adopt ed State. We extend congratulations in advance of the happy event. When Yau have no appetite, do not relish your food and feel dull after eat ing you may know that you need a do.4e of Camberliain's Stomach and Liver Tablels. Price 25 cents. Sam ples froe at WN. E. Pelham's drug store. Turnip Seed! Turnip Seed!! Fresh and the best at Gilder's Corner Drug Store. f&t tf We are still p tying 2 ets. per pound for old rubber boots and shoes. H. S. Rightmire at Steam Laundry. Prof Chas. Laue to Lt eture at ProFperlty. We are requested to announce that Prof. Chas. Lane will lecture in the Methodist Church at Prosperity on October 16th at 7.30 o'clock, and at Zion Church on October- 17th at 3.30 p. mn., Instead of at Monticello school house as announced. A new remedy for biliousness Is now on sale at Pelhiam's drug store. It is called Ohamberlain's Stomach. and Liver Tablets. It, gives quick relief and wvill prevett h le att:ack ir given as soon as the first indication of the disease ap pears. price '25 cents. Samples frce. Bagging and Ties 50 ots. a bale at E. M. Evans & Co. f&t tf COTTON WEIGHER, rear of Clen tral House. I will '.e glad to serve you to the best of my knowledge and ability. t&f 1m. FARMERS Will give you one ton of grain Fertilizer, an alizing 8 per cent Phos. Acid, 2 per cent Amon .ia, 2 per cent Potash for 2000 lbs. Sound Cotton Seed delivered at Oil M ill. We also have acid, meal and potash for cash or exchange for seed. NWERdiY OIL 1VlIL, By L. W. F LOY D, Pres't, Treas. & Etc We want to buy your Cotton Seed. Will pay you the top of the mar ket for them, and sell yuanything lnoes market price. Call on us before sell ing or buying. MV. L. Spearman & Co. t.t VARIOUS-AND ALL AIOUT. See Master's ads. Itev. J. A. Sligh, of SlIghs, was in the city Wednesday. Mr. S. K, Bouknight went to Colum bia Wednesday on business. North Carolina is keeping us well supplied with cabbage and apples. Mr. R. M. Werts, of Pickens, was in the city yesterday on business. Mr. . H. Leslie Is innjouniced as candidate for alderman from ward 3. Mr. J. J. Langford is announced as a candidate for alderman from ward 4. Some of our citizens s ly that we had frost yesterday morning. State Constable Jiulius 14ison, of 0o lumbia, was in the city this morning. Mr. Robt. E. Leavell, of the Gaffney Carpet Company, is spending a week at home. Homer Wheeler, of Ninety-Six, has accepted it position with Blackwelder & l)avenport. Mr I. N. Kennedy will preach in Thoilmpson street church Sunday morn Wng at 10 o'clock. Dr. E. 1. McGiltitock is absent, con ducting a meeting in York county fur IZev. Mr Stevenson. When you sell cotton don't forget to visit the printer and pay for your pa per. lie needs it. Col. 14llison 8. Kelt,t, the sage of E,o orce, was in the city yesterday. The Colonel was looking well. A? s. William Wright, of near John ston, is spending some time in New berry.-Johnston Monitor. Miss A rnie ) ivis, of G -eenville, came to Newberry yesterday to att,end the funeral oi Mrs. C. C. Davis. Cotton seed are bringir.g 30 cents per bushel. Some farmers say that they are not wo-th that to put on the land. Rev. A. J. B)wers will preach at Bth Elen Lutheran church on Sunday r next at I a ilm. The I-I >y Communion will be adiinisti-red. lr. W. B. Au', of Dysons, stol)ped over in the city y( s,erday on his way to the Lutherau Theological Seminary at Mt. Ple0asant Charleston. Mrs. George Johnstone. of Newber ry, is the guest, * Mis. S. E. Turnip seed at Mrs. K, U S:o1,1's resideUce in Hyde street.- -reenville News. Capt. and Mrs. Eugene 1P. Greneker, rennille, Ga., and Mr. C. P. Greneker, f Charlscton, arrived in the city yes Lerday to attend the funeral of their 4 sister, Mrs. C. C. DAvls. President M A. Carlisle, of the Na. Lional Bank, attended the convention 3f the Amerlean Bankers' Ass,clation in Richmond, Va , last week, and re ports a delightful trip. Tne ladies of the Church of the Re :eiemer are raising funds with which t to get a pipe organ for the church. It ' is very much needed, and we hope that C 6hey will meet with success. Mrs Benj. Rawls, of Rocky Wel" Lexington county, after spending sev 3ral weeks in Newberry with relatives returned to her home Wednesday. She was accompanied by Mrs. 1). W. T. Kibler.t The Dan Packard Opera Company - which was booked to appear- here to nigh has failed to come to time. We suppose they did not start out at the tiroe thiey expected, and willl come later. It Is tr-ue the cotton crop Is short, 5 but the farmer-s are getting a good price for the cotton they are selling and the mnerchnnts are all doing a good business. Then why keep complain ing? Rev. C. HT. Waddell, super-intendent ' ef the Epworth Orphanage, Columbia, will p)reaceh in the Johnstone Strecet I ahurch on Sunday morning. The p)as-i to'-, Rev. WV. I. Hlerber-t, is assisting in a meet ing at Chester. We ar-e requested to state that ther-e will be a meeting of the Joint Council of the Newber-ry Luther-an pas I tor-ate at Mayer Memor-ial church on Satur-day (20th Inst ) bofor-e the third Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. A message was r-ecelved hero yestem [lay from Rev. Geo. A. Wright statIng that he had arrived in B3altimor-e with Mr-s. Wr-ight, and that she had stood the t rip much better- than wan expected. Trheir- many fiends here.at home hope for- the best. The Mayor of the city for the past two mornings has been making the way1 ef the transgressor har-d Indeed, Hie had several up before him Wednesday I morning and the fines ranged from $5 to MO0. And the same thing happened 1 yesterday morning. -Rev. M. G. G. Scherer will present in a special sermon on next Sunday morning the cause of the Lutheran Theologieal Seminary, with special refr erence to the Century Memor-ial En dowment fund which is being raised by the Lutherans In the South. Rev. Geo. A. Wright left on Wednes day with Mrs. Wr-ight for- Baltimore to consult with specialists in John Hop kiuns Inspltal, with the hope that Mrs. Wright may be restored to health They were accompanied by Dr, J1. K. Gilder to Baltimore, and as far as Co lumbla by Miss LizziAe Copeland. Mrs. E. W. MeLenna Is spending some time in Newborry with her daugh ter, Mi-s. O A. Wright, who has been ill for quite' awvhile. We understerid Mrs. Wright will leave this week for the Johns HIopkins IHospital, Balti more, Md., for tr-eatment. It in the earnest wish of her many Johnston friends that she will soon ho fully re stored to her health and usefulness. Johnston Montin. ' th I, lit .Jury. The Jury Con,iIssioners met in the Elerk's ol1co yesterday morning" ant proceeded to draw the petit jury for the sessions court., which will convene rm the 22nh instant, with Judge W. C. [Ienet presiding. The jury is as fol lows: Chesley ). Ilunter. J. V. L. Arthur. Alam M. Le:Ater. E W . fll,. Ic 31rown. .101hn Petersou. Goo licardson. It.. C'. Iluinter. .JII0. S. Long.hore. Drad y L'. Long. Win. A. Kinard. Dan C. Boland. Daniel M. IBdenbaugh. 'T]he. N. K iblyr. .1no. 11. P-elk, rs. .J. WN. M1 llor. II. M. 1). I,vingsto. MI. Ila.\ nI olk. Wm. .Vendt. S. R1rice McCarley. E. IlaWkinlS I'otlgll. Calley clilrter. IMarion .1. Scott. Rufus It. flunter. W. ack Wise. Wm. A. IIent(z. l-vi C. Troutimatn. .1o. G. Miller. W. L. Waters. Win. If. Folk G. Frank Wearo. J. L. Connelley. When oI cannot ,'ep for coutOhinp. t Is hardly nee( , sIary that any one hould tell you that. ou need a few loses of Chamberlsiui's Cough hemedy o allay the irritation of the throat, and iake sleep possil-le It is good. Trv t. Pr sale by N. 1,. l'elha1m. "For three da.js and nights I suflfered gony untold from in attack of cholcra norbus bromhi on by vat.ing cucum ers." says MI. ME. Lowiher, clerk of thf istrict court, Cont-revil , Io.owi. "I bought I should surely die, afl it d dozen differeret medicinc4 but all lo 10 purpose. I sent for it bot-tle of :hamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar hoca Retnedy and three doses relieved ne entirely." This remedy is for sale iy W. M. Pelham. Bagging and Ties 50 :ts. a bale at E. M. Evans & Co. f&t if President Cromer, of Newberry Col .ge recently sent, to Col. T. W. Iol :way a most valuable document. It is he olliclial report of the curators of the Late Agricultural aid Mechanical So icty in 1819, when Gen. Win. R. Davic vas president and Col. Francis K. Hu er and Col. Wade Hampton were mong the vice-presidents. It is brim ul of the most readable mattor. Itis a ocunent that, no one knew was in ex stence and gives the earliest record of be organization which has given so oany eminently successful exhibitions. -The State, 0th. A LIfe ua Death F~ight. Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, Ia., Iriting of h is al most miraculous escape romn death, says: "Exposure after mnea les induced scriotus lung trouble, which nded in consumption. I had frequent emmrorrhages and coughed night and ay. All my doctors said I must soon io. TLhen I began to use]Dr. King's new )iscovery for Consumption, nt biich comn 'letely cured me. I would not, be with ut it ieen if it cost$~>.00ia bottle. H un reds have used it on my recommenda Ion andI all say it never falls Io cure brort, chest and lunu troubles." Regu rsr size 50e. and $1.00. Trial bottles ree at aIr drug stores. Ativertiede Lottrs Remaining in the postoflice at New 'erry for the week ending Oct. 8t,h, 1909, A-.T. S. Atkins. C-John Caid well (2), Douglas Cald rell, I. A. Corington. D-James Deare, Miss Sarah D)omi Ick. E-Nancy Eddison. F-Mrs. Floydl, N. P. F'ollin, Jr. HI-B. Hawkins, Ibemer Henderson, Iasson Horcc. G-Taylor Glymp. K-John Kizter. Ir-I. R. Leggs, Abner Livirston, Frank Lucy. M-Isaac Mack, Earnes Mayer, liallie dears, B McLure. P-Andrew Porter, J. '1. Price, Alice 'it,te, Gilbert Pit,ts. R-Leo Ringer, Phil Ruder. 8-Gloss Shire & Co., 1Lee A. Sing ey. Tf-John Tillman, Chas. J. Tribble. WV-Henry Wilson, Jeseph Wright, t. W. Wrtz. WV. Y. Fair, Postmaster'. One car load of Bug gies just received; Buggies of all kinds and of the very best make. Also one cr -f the well-known WL. te 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. $UMMER BROS. Newhbarriaiiin tei's,omiag to ti iotl for l1 a1 for tio Suiffererv --31t 1 1 1 More Neteda mria Notle-d Qo%ic-kly. Timl- 1m,bt at th Com11a4.r m|4 that 1a -k. Anl urgentt t apea f help comes to the whole countr.y frot the grivf strieke- and destitute people or Gal veston, Texas, and al imiiate re sponse should an6wer the call. It is indeedL anL a;pllling State of affairs. letwemti > (XX) anid 8,o0 lives were lost atid 10.000 atre homueless and hungry and ale crying for lp. Every section of the Country is re Sponding nobly and prolaptly to (lie call, and Newbrry mtI. not be lag gard in this mlatlor. The list, his been left at, the Com mvrcial Bank, and every one should contributo n.omleihing. The following is a list of the contribu tits So far, and imblic acknowledg mnits will be inade in these coIlulm front tilme to tilic. FM % Ti l.: 'r . s s -1I.I.:r I. 'reviotisly aviknuo .-lge ........... i, I , M rs .1. Y ('ulbrvath................ i l. Y. ('ulbrent ................ .. T1os. 'NV. I.Larm..................... T .1. 1ays...... ..................IC . t o. G rw %in,. .. . . ... . . ... . 7 110 Faaoat-el tlies Sam rae.on.a. A oItI d oars (ohl I ne k I ls iltoI. "4 "' . Ii'.'' 0.. ulI lt'ving filma* 11,4 1ta I.,Il ti .41 1'is. lW al, hie woatll(a hie urh-sa a ..,t I1 ruin Wq py [orl-d; alif be- vilred hillis-.. f with ivv hoxes W, itkIde' AIlica ialve, the -arest Pile iiI oil .t ,1(1 I th best. Salve inl the .,Woal. 25 evnts a itx. Sod by all druggiktm. Demamth ae .11ra C c;. h:u l., AII-6. Sarahl D) vis, w ifo of Mlt.. c.( )avis, died at her L.lot ill this cily Wednesday libout noon, after an ino., of only a few hou lt', in te thirty-first, year of hcr age. She was the m.agh ter of the la: Thos . G eneker, of this city, aIl wa.a univermty hm- ly all who knew her. The comtlintiity i e shocked 1at tIhe anIiioullcliint of lo - death. Iler f-iK-n Ls LA n1iiirers were n t-. they were (1.awln to her by her beautiful traits of elaraete, her kind, gent,le and mleck disposit.ion. '1.'ruly hers was a beautiful Ciristian life. ShE leavCs a hushand, nix clf - dren--one only a few hours old at the time of her dCt,h---a devotvd mnother, two brothers, and a Iarge circle of rel atives and friends, who iourn at the (eParturle of One so Inuch beloved. She will be irit-sed inl thle hone, in the church and in the comm, an uli.ty, and the heartfelt sympathy of all go out to the loved ones in the taking away of wife, lioier, friend. The funeral sCrvices were held yesterday afterloonl at half past three o'clock at the residence and the remains wore interred at, 'osenont. Card ot '1 haintkm. I ail truly grateful to the people ef Newberry Couuty for ihio handeome vote given me on the 23t,l day of Aug list and again on the I1th (lay Of S!p (ember, by which I was elected to sut 0e0(1 that Christian gent leman, C. F. Boyd, as Count-y Tr-easm erca. I shall endeav'or to make you aL faith ful puibl icser-vant and Prove to you that the confidence replosedI in mne was not mnisplaet d. J1no. L. Epps. Lieut. Moorgmani Promo~atect. The A rmy and Navy Journal gives not,ice of the promotion of Second iAcut. Tlhomans S. Il\aoormnan, Jr., Tlwent,y-nint.h Voluntecr' InfaLntry, to be first lieuten ant. Lieut. Mloormnan is IL Columbian. I [is comriades of the Sc cond South Carollna regiment. will be lelasedI to heatr of his advancement anfd t hey kniow thaat it Is merit-ed. D)tgitied0(, unailssuming, con scientionas atnd courteous he had t,he r'e spect of all his old comnradles, atnd it is those qualities that no0w give him11 pro mlotionl. Lient. Aloormaiun has been in the l'hail ipp ies ablout 13 mon)ths. For at large part of the time he hats been in com) manLtd of aL little gar-rison in a small town, anti lately was sent to one of t.he small Islands about 300 miles sout,h of Manila.-TJhe Stat e. Lieuteniant lAloorman has matny friends in Newberry, who aeL- delighted to hear of his promnotioni. 1li is aL nat ive oif Newberry, being a son of Th'los. S. Moormian, Easqj., whbo mnoved from this city to Coluamble, severtal year-s aLgo. The honor of carrying off a prize at thle State F1air far out weighs Its inatr-in "WANTED." All the Cotton Seed you have for sale. H ighest market price ML.Spearman & Co. t.&f (It JUST RECE1VED, 111( LO'r01-' Remember, we en grave all goods bought of us free of charge. One complete set of Rogers Bros. "1 874" Knives and Forks for $5.00 for 1 5 days only, Yours very truly, Daniels & Co. Also 8on1W Au?t WhIch in Very Amtom ilit ng . sIt4 I,t on 'et'ror,anit c ve Wh*ie L1c qvi-itit4 I ncreil I it), 4. 11n th .\dan4 t I P Ml'' -,'mg aniMoo SOeIlS Brotherls' hig mInla"eric, hippodinie lin ccius aggIc-'rittion, which is to .x - hibit, at Newherry in 'Ftuelulay, Oct. 2:3, all Oh ult"mlIntS Contributev theirl rear est living wollers, to instruct aral en turtn in1. l'-igucly vonlspicumis ,tiloll these w ill bo foidC(a pt ainl \\ood ward's only school of pwirforminl" sca lions and sels, a w ihc faiily of pi-altic alil dar-ing ailphilbi., nrtists, wh1wk rar ' intelligt nve h1-as I.tif de!vvloped to a moISt un1hit' , su p i I.aIld IudiCl-OWs degiC, when the grI t(i--( lY tnn ichily ebaraCt If tih-ir' bodi i , CoInsidl'ted, and tailh tod stumpy llippers have to b Ilocended ()f ln 111L t ite fnd 'le UTo tak 'SO ithee reture'tts fr-oin th-l I lativ' t le i'nnt and ma11'kl e themi soldi ,t t ni i cianl . , lois's, tillsanid clowns, su ? i l in anly respvtts to aNy <tlairpids and fuinnictieru an all1 of t uh t t , un Ita II oouldurtak ing ruoli:t'inf' insiltiv, a 11iu, and tilt I li I ited ))at i nc k.I u I-I,IIl k inIdner:s on theII part, of t heir ta i nler. The421 is at In road (.f kn:.t. nterI.aiw llng train d Alil li f l ev i- at' specics goi. the O reat . orc pailgh l ti ceii Ih'.theri' ('i', ad'i, inVadriitin, th'. e eol-briet' ian nunt ht.lr of twentY-fiVe i Wo-c'.le.ged iownlz - th- f1n1nif I ' fi that, 3.iz lr '. . ine I .\. I t i eI i uhtt l v it' n h d t1 all I:Cl ropv. I or t1,e 2aiveti hu im (of thv N! % Worl i supply. They l Itnd t mi t-intious I ml ,itr cand de. h2t%t"l, tO1 t Il entir- p,rIoTI'-I of bril pu perform"an)ces inl the inIlunlent-0 drome it-lt, alld, hig ai it i.,, lilt it tl:, to burs* t ing withb fr.csh and ill V, itt arable :iln ist Itill l , of t i ghte,t elir. (St, kinld. Them110p u i r 'eW I i uni le I a l inimliiita lO ' (0t-s e, .tni:L" their astoni<4hinfly ecceltri ald Mr.d-hot gailtes of basall, footi-ll an-i gOlft th ir rat S, IerObatic feats, rivalries anid clia itus (!f currenit lui,follies and patimis hit the Solar lexi, of Ii11pulri. appreccilationl e v e ry - Where am114i 4 very time. They created a flrin ilt tadison S(iltare Garden, I d '.catter Ituore than ciough1i Ilith td Sunlitn for thle millions wherever t,bey go. (1101r101u1 New-4A mi' s fra n I )r i). I t. ( argilv, of W ashilt1, I . T. I v writv.: " urh t 11cm of I"'vu0ct i l(ters hla4 vinred Mr. Brew( r ofro.-Tuila, which1 hl caused her great su1o't.ring for years. TerI ible sore would hialk out on her head and i.lcv, and the L( ;I doIr;cn< ive( Ill lpil; but her c-rv im cOltt lotpleo anid her hl11th is (-XV01elle l.." Th '1i,4 Show)s. wha11t thousanI.s have lln,d i 1hat. Ietric 'iittr y hs is the le n o d :iI \% t;ewn It's the Suprewm llemedly fascr a cn-Ato Ietter, Qalt rhium, I'et s, b ois atid running sort. Ie. It stiuli llfat.., tiver, kid 1W.YS and)( how)V'S, V e I4 IMiSoll, he-Ilps digest ion, bui!d tip tie t relIgtl. Only 50 eests. So byieall druggisim. 01wigu.. aniteed. L(jw%er P1rdi,lorry News. edfr. 1 coga tL>ot -m lyl o of ti A gr. Da Sodaand wife visit bots Joh. I. a wd. f i., ]lst aal a a& tligvstt oMs oa alrls Mr. hachmor Come gav.ine pnear tpirkin atuda wevnin last,, andh it wase lo oe joly tie200 l.. ofr Nali g!ilmge isted hotis unle Mpr. Jc. rayo~ DAmiick' faily, lat IATtou A2 Who,n citt Mayoiil f'onr , )~ Aid gharan lteeo stais tover1 fl.he .1t)or ofcet.rs. AciM. 2an pe Co., (Pfotsentranch wae avsl toxchangle for ofid . WCael Tr ial[ urroth. r farver my book ad, actsrefore w tn 8willfo kindl aok allho o m to 80ea0 call andfee me.lI 1'byig J. . (AE. II1I l'o.-Nwhery . C Ot 2th96. EXUi'.HlOiC i'TI'.IS. The regullar servic, oil nuXt, iltiday afternoon is uiiil. I'rof- J. J . W heeler leaves this inurri ing to openi his schooll it 1"opia. Alins I .da ihler is stil mco tiel Lo her. room (puite sick. Warii weather still lingers aiong with us. mv'. and mlrs. m. I,. Long, of Johti stoll seetion. paid Its a very pleasant vi:;it last week. AMr. Crosson aind :!oil, Hlorace, of L'esville, are visiting relatives in this sec til. Mr.s. A. A. Nates, who hiAs beII very sick for tI:e pist three weeks, died i at. herl homei inl thim --ection onl satirdaty nigh:b,. St!ptember :'.4h, 111c;, ait thie age of :), years. and lio nionths. Tho fti neral services were oudlucteI on Sutin day afternoon it, o'clock at heri home by h - aso, Itev. W. HI. Mliller, atf ter which her r.4mains were laid to rest, in tht hilYing grund near Ni i. \. A. Sing!k.v's homle. Tho funwrill services wee hirgly attentlded, showing t,he h igh estem in which the di'ensed was h(Ad. Mrlt. Nats was a consistent MC1iei' r Gr7. I,litheranli h, and ki'd in th(l hl!e of a ri'ight, fut.rIIIe. Mr!,. Nal(-, W.tws IL good Ghri.,tian Wo inai 1nd was dearly loved by all] who knew her. Shet1 will he greatly miksd in li r churt-1b. in tliel homei ind in ilith comnity. Slit leaves a devoted hus !Iatld and liv' ehbilrni'l to imlourn Iher dvi-a l . W4. xfvm; 41ur1 ".Nimpatihy t.o I It'Ie reaved f:1-1ilyN and friends. I'enae to her ashes. SitA, The Chrian Tempermnc- Un111on. AlIt lhe womni .1ndi chi0b14e1 (if olur State are invited to join (he "Christian Tcilp'rano Wrers." 'I'his sociely las no women suf'rage or' other ohjee tiOnable feat tl '. ItS sole object is to aldvanet tIhe callse of Christian Temper anc. it, wet.-eu s ('iiiistians of all 'tnominatioins, tle women as imeinbers of . T workers, the tiHdren as mnen hers of hanis of hopr and t.he ien as honorvary n'ilmbers of bOth. Th is order is not, it) anly way conniect t!uI with the W. C. T. U'. and has no pmblic lecturvers. N\OwV thtt tHIe ani1nal meetilitg is aver tlie I'resident will retui'n lto her work of organizing. She will be glad to re ecive invitat,ions to iny town wheri a eblilteri Imay he organizi.d. The State ollivers art: 1'resident, QI es'.Ph N. flerbert, Or agehurg. Ist V ice-I 'resident, Ais. Ali e Cary, Johnsto. 2nd 'ice-lv'esideni, Airs. G. T. Gard ner, Greenville. Corresponding Secrettry, Mis Julin Y. 81i1,, Spartan]iurg. Treasurer, Airs. John IB. Cev'land. Spartanburg. Superintendents, Nirs. J. II. White. 11'vivon, Mrs. L2. Ml. Gentry. Unfermented Wine, Mirs. S. A. Cas ton. Iinds of Iiope, Miss 8allie Carlisle. Legislation, Airs. A. B. NI ill igan. M,V s. . S. Ii i... '' r, 're I . M1 iss . V. SM liTi, (Cor'. See. C'onduielot' rer 4 ' Yr irs. Capt. "'lillie'" Smiit,h, one of the oldI est, and h ea k nownv condut.otris on th e Gr'eenvilIle and Coltmiaiihi railrioad, yes terday ceebrated the foty-tseconid year' of hiis seri'c le w it Lihle corpoattOn. Capt. "'Billie'' says that lie feels like ia young chiic ken and is still th criowd erI pea in t,be dish. ie is known by ablntost, every perisoin who ever' tr'aveled overi his ioad and no one knows him but to like himn. lIe Is alw~ays polIte, elever' and acommiodat 11 is many friends hei'e congral nate himn on hiis spdlidid state of b. -al, and wish for imi miany more year's of ser vic.--Greeniville News. * G(t Dat Moniey liui' tIano On TJwo)~ whiIte men anti a ne'gr'o from Sa I uda were in town .yesterday morning looking for thme boy "t,hat never' came hack."' Wednesday aLfternioon they let, a negro have $15 to go to the d Ispensa i'y and get themit some whiskey wit,h and the niegi'o has not been seen sI nco. 'was Himpi1ly a ease of mIsplaced con fidenee; and the negro strucik a soitt snap. ft'it 04 Ouirito,uty. . I. Iiceleriger i, coloredl, brotught aL t.urtle tn thiis ollco y ester'day whic uwats a cuiio'tsity 3. On e'ithier side oif its ba~eck were plinI lett,ers about a hailf inch sqiuar', as follows: C J' t' E Y, andl downi tIme back ia t r ipIlet of 'si w It,h a l'lini Y ut t,be tail. Th'e moan caugh t the( tirtle (on MI r'. . S. Ilirge's place0 In Lbhis tow nshi p o,n Simnday, anid was ex liii ing it o the st reets yestLerd ay as ILa1 curiosity. F"resh TIurnilp Seed .'. (Iilder''s Corner' A good TIalcumn l'owder for 5e. and 10c. a box at, Cilder's Coi'ner Dru'tg Store. f&t tf Sutbscr'ibe foi' tbc Del Ineattor' through t, S. J. WVOOTEN:. I"or gtoodt Cigatrs andi Tobacco go t o GildIer's Coirner Dei'g Store. f&t tf Irit .Jars andi llubbers at lowest cash pr'ices at Gilder's Corner Driug Store. tf Maston's Frilt Jars and Itubbers, low. est cash pri'ces, IaL GIler's Corner D)rug Store. t&Its Itnist's 'ITurnip Seed. at Gilder's Cor nor Dru'og Store. f&t t,f. New lot, of New England Watches ust In. Come in and see its. t tf ' Danlols & Co. SGood second Buggy for sale by ifS J. WOOTENT.. An Unfortuinato Accident, The fifteen-year-ol son of Mr. M. A. Teague, I Iu, had ils right band baidly hbm ned yesterday morning about S o'clock whi'e working the collar o1)01 isherl at the lRightmlre Steam I atundly. Ihle yOunlIg .,lan[ got ils hand caught hvt venil two rullers which revolve close togethcr, lie upper one being red hlot t the time. Neatly all the liesh was burned off to the bone on three fingers, and tlae hbu and mash are so severe Lltati amiputation of tle tingers may be contie nelceSrI'y. Dr. W. G. Ilouscal attended the young man antil dressed his wound, m. vitrwAn by tin (jovertior. Gov. McSweeney has offerId reiwards for tho apprelt en son aid conviction of oenilt'd ViiAets, ats follows: $100 for Itobet, Woodt waid, who kill:-d Thomas L"'IIons" inl U i:ion: $100 for .lohn )ean, who killed )avid lerner in Greernwood; $100 for S. A. Melntosh, who killed Geo. McKenny in Abhevill ; *10(0 for jo(. Smtials, who killed Adam Giies in Itauitifort; s50 for Maley jiaep -;onl. who killed Arlch Melae in Marl bt'r; $ i lor Abe Melvin, who kil(d .Jesse MeNair in Marlboro;' $100 fur .11T1,urner, who killed Newton Irby inl laun cs. Arran111ov your. phls earvly to attend tle l AnItual State Fair at. Columbia ( Wt. '.Ai to Nov. 2d, inclusi ve. s'aw vFair Attrac0ion4. I'resident, ). 11. Johnson of Winthrop (>Al,ge ts announliced tiat t,le yourg ladies of (le college will visit the 'tite 0air inl I body. They will attend on Wedn'dayv, going by wiy of the Three ('s tild t he S. A. L. 'I'le Astoeiatior hits iIrrnIged for (L.o pt od tic iiln of 'ai I's tire works ''uesday, WVednesday tId u'lr u I-sulay nights, aItd .he display will include the grinid rep rest n1 tation of the v I Iied foices attack ing the Chiinese antd eapturiilg Takti. The I'reitmiu Laist shows ati icreae inl tIhLe IIoInber of Priumt11ts and a de cidled increase in ihe value of the 1 'reml ---a. .. .ow IaS I'M to ('ha1ticMinni . On aeneeit of ainuail Convent,ion of t,he Letg1e of A mlerican Municilpalties, (IhailesLoti, S. ('., )eceiber l2t.-15th, I10, the A clant,ic Coast Line begs to tIlnonunte rate of one fir-st,-elass fare, round (trip, plus $, 00. Tickets to be sold )ee. 9th, 1 all ud II Lih, ironl clad signattre forI, continuious passage, with inaiimil I)ec 2-Ith, 1900. The A tlanti CIoast ILine runs through i'uil! linao biflet sleepig ears via. Rich. imlon)d, \'a , ot all through trains. _ - - ~ of0. Specimleus of your finest, grainP, vegeables, ;Inely-butilt st,oek, including poiti.ry should be shown It at the Stao psair, ot. 29th to No\. 2d. fleth E411 t(n ll" m. ;ood ritin last week. iirm-iers busy s1winig gtrain. ILet thiere lie a large crtop put in, as it will lie much nieeded neXt, year. Mitiss NIlary (G1ibsoni will open school here Mlonday. There will bo 'ommiuniont at lieth l'ndent Sunday, flev. A. .1 Bowers will fill thie pli t inl LI.e ablsenlce of IHev. M~Ir. A rmstit'onlg. Mi's. Bachmuan Crtomner has beenci very ill for several days. Cottont is sellinug at a good prico, and nlow is the Limo to treat your family to it pianoli ori or'gan. L . A. H[awk ins cant ft unishi you one that is reliable at a pr'ice tat, wiill suit the times. M i. and M r's. lH. L. A bramns arc visit ing thc hiome of the latter's father this~ week. WVe are soru'y to hear that, Mr. J. C. Cofield hals lost hiis gin~ house and1( twclve bales of cotton. Top. October I I ti', 1900. Throutgh tbe medium of t,he State Pair all branchtes of industry, incluiding live stock, htave beent greatly imfprovedl Bagging and Ties 50 cts. a bale at E. M. Evans & Co. f&t, tf -Fa"tsionatblo Fa tll andi Winter MILLINERY. A SPEC(I, )isPL'AY ToC tiE tSEEN A'T Where has just beent received froml the Northewrn iar'kets a full and varied stock of till thle latest,ercat,ions in F"AI,L andl WiNt'nt Milliner'y. Assortment lar'ger ihanl ever befoto. '1Trimmd un..1 lfl trimmItedI aind ready-to-wear Ii ats, em bracing styles suit.able for all ages and ptiations ini life-beauty, comlfort, be comingneiss andu (eontomiy In thetm all. 1)on 't forget thIiat, at the RISICR M ii linery you get new goods af, old prices. NOTICE. N Ti C I IS 11 l-R1BY GI VEIN, - thaut the following taxes have been levIed by the Town of Newber'ry for tho fiscal year endIng D)ecember 31lst, 1900O. For' gener-tal purposes..........51 mills. For' Water Works and Electric Light Bonds..............2& Por' Opera IlousO Bonds...... i " Making a total of.........86 mills. The tax hooks will be opent at the offiee of the undersigned in the Town of Newherry, 8. C., on tile 25th day of October, 1000, and will remaIn open for the collectioni of said taxes uint!il three (31) o'clock p. m.-, on to 26th day of November, 1900. After the 26th day of November1 1900, a penalty of ten por cent. will be added to all taxes in ar rear's. JNO. C. GOGGANS, C & T. T. 0. N.