Cli.. IIE . Ii:mroI I
'I 0, .l''i .' aro ai' 1.. l'- .i ' r
t.-' ;;ri t~ cl. Vni1 t b r ' i.
n~ for ther pt opl wh l. e. c l':
.9 Ii mr ti o n: rm: - v -
b r ctn '' . n. h a ser.
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\ : V i\ .'' Do a k9 e ttb ih
- ' f ou Ia tes r h o g
- i' ate lo ig ey ag
feet I.whtevrV
.Mr. V r.. . T yorvite
Mr. alor's fa il as,wek
Ou muiywilb we.rpe
1oe . p ri-'* ls w l b o
ambia - 99in.
Mr. . i M llsopeed is chol a
Mt. ile las Mon ay w th a larg
M.Z .1 mc letti-onn
raiosrre on his ar tore
veaa ca eer. . .
- ieaion Anserd
es A.uus .owe.nrk si ha the niar.
world You mht and grandm (oth
Jer neve.r ihough f usLoingai. anyhin
Li'art failue,rtc fahey uas e Agus
i'wrt cenuit thel sysem andl stopfer
me2ntat i ofndgted food,l i eula
tn he uono the plstve,smlae. h
nerou an orgnic acItion of then tys
toand that s atl the took fwhue
fe ig dul and bad0.- wil heces
a: tr. achs. Youll only needcoo at
at lendf Gron' Aiuguis. lwr,i
'deor,formake you saisiead toere
is,Ahigseus th9e mt-r ith youg.
9o sale ofay W.m elham. nthecvl 'e
On acc. ount ofthes tdgrand Carniva
fo-rth 1900 iethen oSI.ourncs Iailwa
Coi.~ willc Sllrou,nd tripe ldkem ahe
rieati of onurnd-igeste fooplu reguents
thdmission tof the Cariva, sTicklat toe
be s lull -9 and 14 wth hadac6h,
wt fna Greeun AugutNo. 1lw8, 9011.
Ionsae y .. A.eBhaTogt
i m i t fa l t r i tia
S b ha in tIi .*ill:lI m a k
I. rac le t tt e e
iti ore oth r n . ly r.ha
Crot ell 1011 un le din ifro the'
'a plac ofi reo frpesn h
drin whike.5 obeene lang age in
decet eyPosm of erso am rioou
behaior ave ade t.hi ally a ui
putn a t at th entranc on. thei
sireett uni pro blea laa for thi gat.
We 'l t' e rdi theii~ count I a
cond ijiitionan some sec'tis i th over
seeI tO hav notlorke itlt hratthi
Iye'a.t Wet recotne -,t.at,i the oty
roads putL inot aood conditn fand wher e
the a d i hae nort br et'worked wt
recommend ii s that (thae ovrsre r a e i
tit. nt e:hertii of daysrequ ied riotus
hhw,tis~ workV to bte thns alloe .i
Wei l that thit oiagisrtis have
eot hae monurthlyo res toi ti Aud
itor,tiIl a ~th lw reqires andl'lhL wol re
ommrenad that thue at ttion fof the MagtC
istt beu calld othis,an tha!itI they
bO' rc qite to make1 0(1 ieteized mh0otl
reports itoV tet AuIditor. oas
WetI' t.L recomend ti'htI~L the Cot su
peri LVsr' a he instutettd to have th
theI couit hi os ligted with eltr ic
I o f(indI hthe jury riooms (lftd after
eachOi) t sesion ofi L t cot inL ant unclean-1
ly conion ridt o ledeing Pt.h emt vrvofi
oughl leaned~i j1st beforite and atlthe.
cloe ofi eac ter o cout.ti i ii tPtt(thny
Won recomm ht le at our clerk1th be
pid t'tshe usalle fee. ts ndtht e
P0~JNO. Lto PP1, Fuditor.
The f''ollwing'tt members tof Cte grnd
puryiwere hrw o s IItterv ton ai the r
nex year: huE liged . eooer, Jno-S
Thei'o W Comm oea Court will ron
oughl cle nandjts bna-i'woanur h
( *Itlkl Viol ny cad emylrp
a o I i \,ad n II, .ered
n I, I w b m 1m , h(I.I(iit'. No
*l 1 1 1 h :4-l4'') h
the N Iwar\v CItton hLs fIe a
n4' 1. - Olli : t 1 ' : r V i h.
h a 1 ba ela Iv - rni the
P u :- y; . w ps
\ "Iw m re . If tabe Leaihe
o 4 than that oil 1a s t
o n n .vcvnlr Iy the high
-..wn ~ ~~ yIm veto -- d t
3.4 0' !, I4 I I.4 k4 11 y bac
N amp .: al h :, tb. and t
i . 1.,n %; ih: I 1 t I.yu hav
14 ~ wt :.t, an~t. e .t ao
r 1 hI . a hurr'
v. ''' t1 1, lowar. sup
:,:kt. Z- or 0, 1-.1 1 op. ut
F 4. the0' hihi.P
ti hr yn. c to llo
- t a l t ind o
1o can harulk y u r
th - th h
- -t n n h at
it tj 1 , t1,1n
H -. n: -tv:1 E tnorI
j4. r Inn :. mm (ay . nd Mr. Jamb4.'
t. Gi r P14- . nunty are.. t:
0 -1 . V.wa. . Mi 11d ,11
-- .% N Pr! n ya -w . the
- r)
v.- Ii :rrick, of! the
I , 1 v inaton, t RA w
-, n hborii nd Wonm t10mi:h .reI
. I14 tach the 1ni school
-- 11. . . y.: -. We- gladl web
tnme thi- 'ou) couple to our midst.
I:2 had te pler-ire of att ofiin le m
munion444 ,-ervice at CannIon's (Ceek
e'hulrth Ia,'. Sunday,1t andli hearid an in
W.* WA. Mi'Morries.
Tlhe court, I l)4ther Synod and the
bI; ig )hw all1 ':41me ().i 11ast, week, and
this weejk thei State 1-'i. \V'hile poor
(oh4 ( 'hip h4 4as not been L able( to aIttend
eithevr of1 them4*. it. is not, becauseis he( is
too4 good41, but, fro a01 bu lisineICss sLtanil
poin1t.
What,4.'S 114he 44.. matte wi. our 4..'corre
81pondents? la' I 'em Ily, boys; j i d)on't
matter' whether they aire so spiicey or
Ut,it1irillg. ()h, 4(o! 'l'ell ju.t. w~hat
you hno1w in 3'011e own waty of thinking.
I)4en it P,ay to iluy Cheap.
A cheap remehidy for coughs and.( colds
.1 a11l' right1, buit youi want sometingt,
that,.1 will relieve and cure4' t,ho3 more1
se vere an.d (dan0gerous results of thr loat
and14 Inglt troubles)1. Wha)1t shall yout do?
Go4 to a4 warmer147 andi 14 mor r ua cli
mati? Ye i, if piossihle for you, then in
ithery4 ca1.se tatke ther only remnedy that
hast b* ('en inltrodu.ced in all civlizead
counIt.riies4 11 with dCtee4 in)40V'i sever throat
and41hi 1, lun .tubles, "lIoshe' German
.3rmtp."' It 41ot only hel. .5 and1( stim
44h1te4 thei t i'ssues to dest.roy the germ
di isC1es, but41 al.1lays lin dam.nma4t,ion, causes5C
ealsy e.X I4ectorat ionl, gives 1a goodl fighth
rest,4an icur1es the patient. T1ry one
bo4ttle. 1'iommniidedl manly years)4 by
ail dlruggis4ts ini the world. Eor salo by
\V. I-'. l'elham.
Bagging and Ties 50
cts. a bale at
E. M. Evans & Co.
Dr,. WV. U. Lewis, Ilawren4cevlle, Va4.7
Cure' in my praictc am14ong sever'c
cssof indi ges4t.0on anId IIflnd it an1 aidmni
rablo remifedy ." Many4t) hu r,dreds o1
h1yicians14 depend up1~on) the use of Koe
(101 Dyspep1sia Curio in stolmach trou
bles. It digests wvhat you1 eat, and al-.
lows you1 to eat al11 the good1 food y'ou
need, pirovidinug you do not1 oveorload
your' stomatch. Gives instant relief and
a permaUinen1t Cu)re. Gilder's C'ornet
D)rug Sior o.
On account of the State Convnton,
Daughtoe of the Confederacy, Rock
Hill, 'T. 0., Dec. (lth-7t,h, 1900, the So,
By. Co. will sell roundi trip tIcket,s to
Rock 11111 and1 return tot' $4.70. TIck
ets to be sold Dec. 6th and 0th, with
final limit Dec. 8th.
Bagging and Ties 50
cts. a bale at
E. M. Evans & Co.
f&t tI
scoi's
liUIsion
of Codl I i\er Oil is tile means
of life, ald 'novmenti of life to
tlosands: 111en wole1en and
clildrI'ell.
When ap;etite fails, it re
stores it. \\lien food is a
btrdeni . it lifts tile burden.
\\ hen von lose tiesh.i brings
the 11lumplcss of health.
When work is harId and
duty is heavy, it makes life
lbigllt.
It is the thin edge of the
wVedge: the thick end is food.
Bumt \\-Ilt is tile 1se Of f00d.
W'ilel v lOl hate it. an11d Canl't di
gelz-t it.
Scot t's I s111111sion of Cod
.iver Oil is theo l that makes
yoll froel \'kour' stomach.
If you have not tried it. send for
fro sample. its agreeable taste will
surprise vou..
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists.
400 Pearl Street. New York.
50c. and $1.00; all druggists.
Trustees' Meeting.
F: 11 1XTIt'STEE.S 01- . lh-.S
ant S ..hool Di-;tricm No. 21., wvill
hold ai meeting on Saturday, the l7th
of November. for the pulrpose of coil
sdet inig bids forl the ereetion of a school
hi nI- e.
Iio et ~ b ' 20by :') feet suaire iii'l
12 fe t ini try. (Ceiled and delivereld
ri ad y for iniued iite i ;e.
'lain and Spvvilieatntions vanl Ie found
in tihe. olwe of County suplerintendent
of lduntion. liids to he 'orward to
.N .\ . W I C K -:1,
lmphrville0, S. C.
IffNINESS LOCILS,
ire-b. "Turip seed lit Gilder's Corner
11rue Nere-. f&t tif.
.\ 'LOO'd TAlum1 1'owder' for 5i. and
IW,. a h.x at tlldel' Cotner Drug
.teibe for the 1)elineator through
11 S. .1. WoOTEN'.
Vol' 'ood Cigar- at'i Tobacco go t o
Giler' Crne Drug Ntzr fI tf
i-t .l a- andl nt Uubblers at Iowest cazh
pri'(H a Gilder's Corner Iru1g Store. tf
MFsn Fruit Jar- and iubbIrs. low
e-t eai-h piii'', at G.iik r's ( 'rn. r I)rug
Stire. t:fts
I T'.' Iii ) r ip SOcIt lit Gilder' S Cor
ner i u' S"orw . fzt tf.
N.w lot of New Enualand Watches
1t in. Come in and see us.
t tf Daniels & Co.
'Th col]nfed erate Veterans of Georg-ia
mid"S th (arolina will unite in a
zrta ",t celebration in Aot-utt. G1.,
Ni.vk ie'r i lIh, LI1th and Ilti. Cheap
rat, - - ia Seaboard Air Line Railway.
GIod iiiteonld Bog-y for Sale by
tf S J. Wooi.
Ticket- on sale Nov'enber 12th, 13th
Ond I 1h. 11)od until Novene.. I.sth in
lv.., for the n federa n 1eterans
I kuninon at A ugusta, Ga., via Seaiboard
Air Line Kijlway.
Tliuini p Seed! Tur-ni p Seed!! Fresh
tnn] the betst at Gilder's Corner Drug
St ore. f&t tt
''Te Elks will putt on a Street Fair,
rOnsisting of p)araides. exhibitions, etIc.,
at the Confederate V'eteranifs lReunion
at Auigustai, GIa., NOVember 1-th, 15th
aned 16th. 4It.
WVo aire Atill paying 2 cts. per' pound
for* old rubber boots andi( shocs.
1H. S. Riig h tmire at Steam Laundry.
Go~ to the Confederate Veterans Rce
utnion Lit. A ugusta, G;a , viai the Hea
board A ir Line Iinilwa WIy, November
14th, 15th and 16th. PlOt0. 4It
Sons of Veterains and Daiughters of
the Con federacy wvill be present, ait the
Confederate V'eterans Rteunion in Au
inta, Ga., November- 14th, 15th and
Ilit,h. Tauke Seaboard Air Lino Rail
way. . '4t.
One e.nt, per mile by Seaboard Air
L4ine It:ilwvay to It.he Confederate Vete
rans Reunion at Augusta, Ga , Novem
berC 14t, 15th and 16th. 4t
JEWELRY STORE.
I"ine Watches, Rings, B3roacehes, Studs
Sleeve and Link Bluttons, Silver
Novel ties, Silver 'rable Ware,
Cut Glass, Gold and S11
.vex Spectacles andl
Ey3'eglasses.
TOY SA DOLLS
Which we will close out, as we will
discontinue keeping themn.
EDJUAI SOIIOLTZ.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
-THE
Natiolll Badl Df Newb6ri', S C
(EsTABLIsilED IN 1371.)
Capital---- -- --$150,000.00
Surplus and Profits - 96,865.88
General banking business transacted
with prour ptness. Special attention to
collections. Correspondence EoliIed.
Savings Department.
D)eposits allowed Interest at the rate
of 4I per cent per annum from date of
deposIt. Interest, payable January 1st
and1 July let of each year.
M. A. CA1RL1L, Prest.
T. S. DUNCAN, CashIer.
J.. W. Ii SIMMONSt Asat C'r.
Get your11 School Books
and Avoid the RuISh-!
WVe havo at large lino of Tablet"',
P'encils, Penell Bioxes, Boo0k Satchels
an,1d all 00ther SupplieS ne0eded inl thO
sIChoo0 room11. We0 hatVe at Supply Of
rutles to bo given away to those buying
supplies' from us!. Terms onl all School
13)ook.s z4trictly eiash. (1Phonle 35.)
W. G. M AYES'
Book Store.
We excbanae New Books for old ones .
A Prize Offered
At
lleeder's Pharmany,
Everybody Invited to Join
the Fascinaling Contest.
Reeder's Pharmacy Offers a Prize
Valued ait Five Dollars to the
Lady Receiving the Highest
Number of Votes.
READ THE PARTICULARS.
llegirhninur Mondaiy, July 2nd, every
bouiy will be allowed to vote with eaich
glass of S, da WVater or other delicious
stimmner drink4 dispensed at our foun
tain.
Th'ij-. is, a free open contest, and ev
crybodly will be permitted to vote
early and often--the oftener the het
er-for any fair friend whom they
wish to wie.
All votes must 1 east ford some lady
in -Newberry county. and the lady
winning the prive will be allowed to
selvet som aro Cle of her own fancy,
atny' whiere in the United States, valued
at Five Dollars.
V l oolc ictl y for air
clBtur o Mc you rieds
in this fascinating contest.
At Reeder's Pharmacy.
Contest will close October tSt.
GOOD EATING.
If yo lecivikte ighest
RcaD TEt PICLAtS. B
Joihi~ ot.Jl nes,restau
bThvi ise aloup-toate whestrnh
It is orelld k e r oth adelios
Slmere ad youk d gseset ou q un-ly
Youti go watfe yopu oes and yonl
tcfor an farin whom yotget
Gle 0~i it ou eas lay
sePSOaricle of h Elerfac,
At aeDllis esre.
At iRTO ANliORDER OF~ld
th rbti JudInge ntesryCty,
reIdec you Elih L ityoecasd
cn rda,tethdatof NoeB.r
Jesd onsstn mostaFie a
ofMle ndHrant.oCos n
Calvs Two neu.t-Iore Wagonu,ann.
,vor, Corn wand yododer arndgym-l
pfomwht, yoet.
GTm oure Mealsh.
Jons eAuA.ntFF
Axcto all Dh illpofsaiese.,
Oicti 22nd. 1900, ola ~'Iefy
The Clothing Store,
The Hat Store,
The Shoe Store,
The Furnishing Store,
Ewart-Pifer Co. "Little" Store,
Under tb,i Nowborry Hwotel, where you will always ind Siappy, High Ait
Styles im Men'o, Boys' an11d Childron's lothin, at prios that defy compe
tition.
@ SHOES1! SHOES!!
We carry a good line of Monf';, Ladies', Boys and Children's Shoes, Shoes
that We guaranteo to givo atisfaction.
Underwear, Nockwear, Handkorchiefs, Stispendors, Hosiery, G loves,
Umbrellas, &c. Wo respectfully ask for a sharo of your patronage.
Satisfaetion guaranteed.
he DWrt-Pifer co.
W. F. EWART, 0. F. PIFER,
Pres. and Treas. Sec'y.
liaise Your Own Bread
Compete for a Valuable Prize
O>:fq0o1.% ':-:w tlao
VIRl!INIA-CAR1OLINA CEMlICAL OMlPANY FOl TIlE
BEST WIlIAT CIOP MAlE IN TIlM STATfIt
For particulars apply to the Company at
Charleston, or any of its authorized agents in
the State. Competitors must register their
names not later than December 1 st, 1900.
Three prizes offered: A Reaper and Binder,
A Wheat Drill, Two Tons Standard Ammoni
ated Fertilizer.
COME
Theo Newberry Hardware Company
of %ould call attention of the public
And See the Line o o the fact that they have bought
out F. A. Schumpert, Agt., aind
Ore ss~ uufl that the) will condluct the businc-aa
St the old stand, and wvill always
Dressave on hand at the lowet prices,
Agricultural Implements of all
We are displaying now. kinds,
SKI RTINGS, Plon Plow Stoolsi! Trac 0hains, Hams
W AIST GOODS, iko'loq lj culfivatos)
FLAN N ELS,
WOOL E NS,fls,hols8l pd
Si LKS, etc., etc.Aneertigeedonhefm
We are right Up-to-- ans ad oOdr
Date.Reargnetyadpopldo.
We can please the Weaocaralrglief
most fastidious in style ~ adHRES
and the most economi-PDSaninfc,eryhg
cal in p rice,.on nawl sotdSok
We have, as always,
the best linings on thel .A cunr
market,
CORSETS, GLOVES, Mngr
and NOTIONS of all___ ____
kinds.
OUR
Millinery Department
and we can build alove
of a hat to match any
suit. t
Our New York Mili
thoroughly posted in
all the latest ideas. 'ELAS'AL
Do not forget our suessalanoocotig bf
S hoe Department. ~~i~fJAL;Oahn
The largest line of hio au sgetsyecret
SH OES in the city. See SJ11'
our Bargain Counter adOecasw te aeta d.
sure. Comre and see vdaiy11( rs,ns he,i o
us. Yours truly, ineaaifomusmiad
aTthe Nierry Hde ompn
wdoud callat tenon o the public~
uto the facthing theyn.haveboughat
C. ~ 0. thae tonia wicnd the euo'sne
ant drithe o sgand, and wilowys.
hae gont haond ric the oes pries,
anl Mss ilo Seeliod Tr e th rn.Sio
,hII~REBY T n d everthigi nede g oon th e fa r mel
tbo Boks f flg isratairing ales and rn, ptyonhu e .
for he own f Nwbery, . 0, e ocb also goory a largf wine o
now open,SADLER and thHARsgeda .Statdwti ou ie fNESS,
will keep said booksand nofact everyda aot10crsndith betwthing
Sundas exepted, frm a mfound~ in n of well aort Stown .
of eceber io. akein oodr anager
uperisorof fegieratntL fronim naor.w thee hnt
Septemer 3fromt. u t JNuy .hsar 'AYOR