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NEWBiCllY MtARKE(T (,orrvected every Tuesday and Friday by Suminei iros. Meat,... .................. . . ......... ( . Shoulders ...---..................... 7c. H am s--.. .-..... -----................. 1 4 C. Best, Gard --............. ........... 9(010c. Best Molasses, neow crop ...... 60c. Good Mola s s..................... 25(50c. Corn ................................... 70o. Mblal .......... . . ......... ....... 05c. Hay.................. ................ 900. W heat rann........................ $1.15. Ist. Patent Flou u.................. 4-1 75. 2nd Best Flou u.................... $4.50. Strait Flout ........................ $4.25. Good Ordinary Flour ...........*3.10(a4 00. Sugar ................. ..... ......... 61 al6jc. . .c .e ........ .. .5 c. C O0 OO...0-----....----....--......... I r) c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... 4.. 5. Loose hulls, per cwt.......... 30c. Country Produo Butter, per Ii ..................... 15(620c. EFg , per doze'l ................. I(a:IOc. ChIickens, ach .................... 15,a25c. Peas, per bushel....... .......... 75c. Corn, per bushel -.............. (;c. Oats, per bushel.............. 35 40c. SweeL povatoes .............. . 60(c'75c. Turkeys, per lb ................ 6i 8c. Fodder, per cwt .................. 75T(a.90c. N IWRISICRY coTrTON MAIKICr. (Corrected twico a week by J. W. Unry & Co;) November 2nd, 1900. M iddling...... ........,.................. 9 Choice Strawberry plants for sale by Mrs. W. A. Young. t &f8t. Have your 1Clothes cleaned and pres sed by the Newberry Pressing Club, over Polham's China Storo. -t-t&f Chas. Pelham, Pro'r. A MIot Supp- r. The ladics of the West End iptist church will give an oyster supper at the old ehapel oil Saturday night., be ginning at 7.30. The proceeds will go to the new church bell fund, and the public Is invited to attend and help to make it a success. A special feature will be the sale of an iull(tograph quilt,. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cure billiousness, constipation and headache. They tire easy to take and pleasant In elfect. For sale by W. Your last winter clothes can be miale to look like new vlothes at the New berry Pressing Ciuh, over Pelham's China Store. Chas. Pellham, 4t-f &f I>roprietor. The 1unt;mg Seatod, The hunting season opened yester. day and sportsmen all over the State will now be rushing to the fields. The new law, which forbids the sale of birds, also became elfective yesterday, and it is now unlawful for any person to oter partridges for sale. This law will be in force for five years, its object being to put a stop to the wholesale slaughter of birds. When you feel that life Is hardly worth the candle take a dose of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will clouse your stomach, tone up your liver and regulate your bowels making you feel like a new man. For sale by W. E. Pelham. For sprains, swellings and lameness there Is nothing so good as Chamber lain's Pain Balm. Try it. F'or sale by WI. E Pelhami. To All WhIomI it Ma.v Conicorn. I have an om1cc upstairs over the store of Messrs. E. M. Evans & Co., (front entrance same as to the om1cc of Mr. J. HI. Chappell, rial Jusi ice.) I have my hooks and accounts there and will kIndly ask all who owe me to please call and see me. Newberry, S. C., Oct. 9, 1900. f&t0 Grouind Blroken. The building committee of the New berry Knitting Mill has let the con tract to Mr. E. HI. Leslie, and ground has been broken and work begun. The ~" building is to be a twvo-story brick structuire, 40Ox00 feet, with an engine room 21x25 feet. The work wIll be pushed to completion so that the mill . can begin operations by the first of the new year. "I have used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and diorirhoea Riemedy and find it to be a great medielne,'' says Mr E. S. PhilIps, of Poteau' A rk. "It -cured me of blondy flux, I cannot speak too highly of it." This remedy always wins the good Op)inion, if not t.he praise of those who use it. The quick cure which it effects in the nwest severe cases make it a favorite eve.rywhere. For sale by W. E. Pelham. On account of the State Convention Daughters of the Confederacy, Rock Hill1, T. 0., Dec. 6th-7th, 1900, the So. By. Co. will sell round trip tickets to Rock 11111 and return for $4.70. TIck . eta to be sold Dec. 5th and 6'h, with final limit Dec. 8th. Couldn't HIold Two Omn . Intendant J. B. Hunter having been appointed Referee in Bankruptcy, had to give up tbe omele of Intendant, as he could not hold two ofilces at the same time. Mr. Hramp White has been elec ted Intendant ro tem., until the elec tion can be held which is ordered for .. Nov. 10. Mr. Hunter has made a good Intendant, and vws hate to see him va cate.-Sbluda Sa,ntinel. 'khe Appetite of a Goat Is enivied by all poor dyspeptlcs whose S tomnach and Liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. King's Nw Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy gives a splendid appetito, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy. Only 25 cents at all drug stores. --r.~ Yo aeAw og 8l ..guatur.2e. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. "This world that, we'ro a livin' in Is mighty hard to beat; You git, a thorn with every rose Bt, ain't, the roses sweet 7" F. I.. S ElIection ne.xt Tuesday. Mlonday will be saleday. Tihe common Pleas court will con vene oi Monday morninrg. Newberry has been well represented at the State Fair this week. Thursday, 29th instant, has been des ignated by the l'resident as a (lay of national thanksgivintr. Al ". Vn. Y. Fair, jr., It ft on Wed nesday for A tlanta to accept a position with the Standard Oil Compsny. Mlr. It 11. U.ir, of* Cokesbury, has ac eelta clerkship in the Newberry postollice and is at his post of duty. Miss Morriatt, Martin came up from Newberry Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. T. W. Sloam -Abbeville Medium. The extra morning Fair special on the C., N. & L, went down each morn Ing on schedule time and carried good crowds cach trip. Every voter in the county should voto for Bryan and Stevenson next Tuesday-and the other Democratic nominees, of course. ir. C. It Tidwell has resigned as onstable to Magistrate Chappell and will probably accept a position oii the State constabulary. Mrs. 11. B. Domini6k, who has been visiting telatives in this section, went up to Newberry Satarday to visit her mother,-Chapin News. Mr. E. 11. ,!slie has the contract. to erect a reidence for Mr. It. B Mc Carty on Pope street in "Brooklyn." Mr. McCarty's lot joins that, of Mr. Frank Spearnan. We visited the State Fair on Wed nesday, but as we expect the edtor to wri(e It up froin that, end of the line we will let hini tell you till about it. It was the best we L,ave ever attended. Special services will be held next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock by the congregation, and Sunday-school of the Church of the Itedeemer in the Inter est of the Seminary eundowment move ment. It Is rumored that at an early date a local pasfeiger train will be put on the C., N. & L. between Columbia and Lau rens, leaving Laurens in the morning and returning from Columbia late in the afternoon. We hope that this is true, for it will prove quite a conve nience in this section. The Southern road ran a "Newberry Special" to the Fair on Wednesday and Thursday mornings. The regularly advertised extra from Anderson was in charge of that popular railroad man, Capt. Ed Motte, and he made the triv just as pleasant as poesible for his pat rons. le Is one of the most genteel and courteous railroad men in the em ploy of the Southern system. To remove a troublesome corn or bunion: First soak the corn or bunion in wopm wate- to soften it then pare it down as closely as p)ossible wvithout drawing blood and apply Chamberlain' Pain Balm twice daily; rubbing vigor ously for five minu' s at eace appli cation. A corn p)laster~ should be worn for a few dayc to protects it from the sboe. As a general liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheumatism Pain Balm Is unequaled. For' sale by W. E. Pelham. Advertised Letters Remaining In the postolice at New b)erry for the week endi ng Oet. 29, 19C0: A-J J A brams, James Arons, Hattie Adams. R-Gena Bradburn (2), Celia Brad burn, H annah Brocking ton, Viola Bobb, Silvia Boyce. C-G. L. Conely, Thorn Conner, W. P. Crumpton, Willie Counts, F. WV. Chapman, J. Crockes, Lilla Carans. D-Addle D)lli, Carrie DeWalt, E. . D)obbs, Sam'l Downing, P. H. Dudley. G-Llenary Grooner, Honny Gary, Addle Gaskill, Sallie Gary, Polly Gra ham, Judie Ghoalston, Lizy Gay. H--Tempia Harris, care of Bill Dar kinis. J--P. A. Jones, R. C. Johnston, John Jordan, WV Jones, Esq. (2), P. J. Jones, Esq., Ella James, J. Y. Jones, Jesse Y. Jones, C. 8. Johnstone. L-Alice L. D). Long. M-E. W. McGulnn, Walter Morgan, Semmie More, James Molfett, Thos. McEntyre, N. Merchant, John E. Mc.. Ghan, HI. D. Martin. O-Cora Owens, Edward deC. Oliver, Richard Owens. P-.M. Ed. Perkins, J. C. Paysinger. R--Willie Ray. S -Carrie Sligh, J, E. Spenly, LIzzie Singleton, Giorge Shepherd, Mandia Shepard, Mr. P. E. Stormotte, M. 0. Shirey, Jim Sheely, Maggie Semmon, J. K. S. E. Staurd, Porditu Suber, Jo seph Simmons, Gee. Sims, Eugenia Moon Smith. T-B. T. Tort (2). W-R. B. Welch, Waller WillIams. Persons calling for these letters will please say they were advertised. WM. Y. FAIn, P. M. On account of the Grand Carnival and Street Fair, Savannah, Ga., Nov. 5th-17th, 1000, the Southern Railway Co. will sell round tip tickets at the rate of one rrst-e!rsn fare plus 25 cents admission to the Carnival. Tickets to be sold Nov. 5-0012 and 14th and 16th, with final return lImit Nov. 18, 1900. J. A. BURTON, Agt. Bear. the IA 11 Khiti 1U Have Alwayis B ghft 9Ignaturo -""a5~ U11ANUVOCt TO OIlvooD. Thei I,aptint nventionI Iilo et Tihor4 " sAtead of Nwer-TogatidA ca. 4of tlt) (Breeniwooti l ptiltef T ei ;at Convenion of lie Iiapt isI cIcl l.hich had ben app)inLted to iII eut Ill, I )ooee ;ber V ILI the l i rs 1:tulist chlurch of Newberry, has becti changed to G6me Iwool, tie congrega ton in that town having ();Yered vollin tarily oi ist Sund-ly to t ilterte'n he Con-ention. This elan,rge hits been 11nade oil acevol.nt if thle tsad 111lictionl ill Lite family of Ivv. G -1. A. Wright, pas (or of ithe Plrst 1a1pli-t churckl, in the conltiniled il'twes of M rs. WOrit. We fitd the f!lliIl,r in Ithe Creen n% 0 )d . u1 O t IItl: At a conlfer,!nce of ti (reenwooi 1; %pti- t church lit Id last Sunday morn ing irim edaely afLer i he s roon t he fol,owingr re,solutlionls w, ee adopted Whereas, The S'a'e Convention of I lptiMS i) S mt.h Ciri.4l ilt is to Imeet December 7 I, proxito, with tihe First 3aptist church of Newt I-rry; and whei eas it has come I-) the kinowledge of this church that the wife of the p:ls tor is sutfering from a serious lingering illness that will probably prove fialal. Resolved, That we e.:tend to tbc Firs( 13aptist church of Newherry, and t,hri beloved 1astor, Blro. Geo. A. Wright, outr tenderest sympathy in their alic tion. and offer, on thiei, beha'f, our tar nest, prayers; and that we al-o request .eIII that, they al'ow us the In Ivilege of rel)ev;ng them of the eutertainment, of the convention. The resolutions were for warded im mediately to Newberry indl on Monday morning a reply came it, repting the in vitation of fihe Greenw, :-d t111irch. It, remitns only for the E it u ive Bloard of the con ventioln Io end--sc this act ion, which they will dlo, so It, Is plactically settled that the convention will be llAd in this city. Tf1U'1U (,rv ACKT (IPEIA re.c. ON. The action or the Piest Hapt;st.church of N wberry is a follov s: TI -Newbeiry lapt,iG nu- is .p. ly sCsible of the bet, 0 sp L ex! i ited by the Greenwood 1 p'io, Ch .reh In pasing the resoluitiols this day adopted by the latter in rev jotn to t.h serious illnc.s 0: our sist 'r, the wlift of the Rev. Grjrge A. Wr :,It, and by reason therco- olfferinr I-, e;.1,ertaiII t ie Convention of the Baptists of this S ate at its session in December next-in t,he place of this, the Newberry Baptist church. This church cantiot permit this occasion to pass without I foen,al vote of tbanks to the brethren at Green wood, both for the expressions of keen sympathy in this anliction and also for their brotheely conisideration involved in the offer to cutertain the convention: there,oro It is Resolved, 1st. That our church will ever cherish the kindest recollections of the action of the Greenwood Baptist church. 2nd. That It gratefully accepts the offer to entertain in our stead our Bap list Convention In December next. This twenty-cighth day of October, A. D., 1900. Y. J. Popua, Moderator. JNO. Ml,. KINAI:D, Clerk. l?irst B3aptist, church, New berry, S. C. All persons indebted to the old firm of P ILertsoa & GildeL' will sett,le same before December 1st, 10' I. A fter that date all accounts wIll be piaced In bands of pa't.ies for colllection. J AS. K. GILDER, Surivor'. Nov. .1, 1903. 3t Deaith of Mrs. M, EC. Conk. Airs, .Harriet.t Lane r-eceive a letter a fewv days ago from lirs. HI. C. Ba din, at Hlendersonville, N. C , announc ing the death, on the eveniulg of Octo ber 28th, of her mother, Mrs. M. E. Cook, at that place. Mrs. Cook hadl many friends in Newberry who will deeply regret to hear of her death, and their sympathies go out to the bereft family In this their sad hour of afille Lion. Mrs. Cook's~ remains werte car ried to her old home for burial and laid by the side of her husband, who had prtede(ed hetr to the spirit land. A vtilano Il: eksit h satv his Little Son's Life. Mr. HI. HI. Black, theo well known vil lage blacksmith at Grahamsvi lie, Su lli vail Co , N. Y., say s: "Our little an, five years old, has ahvways b en) subject 1 i crou0tp andl .o L d have the at' eks .cui that we have fir d many thnle8 tnat. he would die. WVe hay" l'ad the doc' -r's and( usedl many nmco'l-nes, but Cha nberla4 n's Cough lReu ly Is now our . 110 roebance. .it, a ' . disrolve the tough mue's anld *iy g:vrg ir q;uentt doce when the c. oupv 53ymp' me appr.-.r we have foLlnd t'iat I he drea:.icd croup is cured biefore I.. vet-',settled." There Is no d'angee in giv. T thes re-n edy for it c.nt :ns no opibm or~ other injurilous drdg and may ' given as confident'y I - a ba' :ias t a an aduit. F"or sale by WA. 10. Pct'hem. JUST RECE1VED, 1HIO LOT OF WATCII CilAINS AND RINGS, Remember, we en gra.ve all goods bought of us free of charge. One complete set of Rogers Bros. "1874" Knives,and Forks for $5.00 for 15 days only, Yours very truly, Daniels 8 Co. Bears the Ih idYUiaeAW 8o8Ughi Signature LA-4 of>A 't)~ iw-i':4.41 ro.r itryn it Ni xt 'Ittem The IfIcralld 11n1d News is in ofeeipt, of a Votiitllication fromt In cx.\ewh1.. rian who is now at Ihe Nationad )emo ra ic hedituairters inl Chicago, which is very Queoutrging from a I )e1MocratiC stanldp) >in1. 1 u is at- follow,,: ''ver-.ythlitg at t udt rters loojks brig ht. We believe iB-yalan has won tbe light, and a landslide awtaits Its (n Nov. lt ith. 'o oneo lived bo t'uriprised tit iltd .\ct Kiilde.ys own S'atcount<l inl the Dtemocratic colollil. 11ndianla w%e .onl Sider as ff, and Con fiient,l bhelieve New York wili c.t its electrid vote for. M r. lIcyanl. Y mlls ti-tly, T. N.W it. Frotm sta I I MotuililN. The AtIantic Coast' Lino will operate the passenger department of the ('o limbia, Newburry and I,a.urolns Wtil road atter Novuiber 15lth, w 1he,n s"olid vesmibuled trains will bit run fr-om Char lestol to GrIecilville. The Coast lint. cond c et.ors will ti-11 ti tou 1 * 'o1 ('I ha r lest ott to G r,( .t' vi Iv. "'ConttIt athp anttl u latrmoy' The cotgregtion of the west -nd iHcptist chorebh have arrang,ed w ith1 Itev. C. C. 1-1tow'n, 1). 1) , of Suit r. to deliver his now celebrated lectit i ot "Courtship and M\atrimonly" inl the opert house londay night., Nov. 19:h. Dr. Brown is well known itas it popli'a speaker andl(] h-Is few sup-er-ior-s on Ih.' Iplttfomill ts a let eri treI. Ilie ims It re ; 11tattionl ol' ento.-tair.ind his .1141ienel . iost delight ifully, Is.- well as givie 1thcl Somit, soJ!lid chunks of wiusdt. along with ils uterous llow of wit atil hum1111or. Thle price of se.ts has leeni 11aced at popu11ar rat s ll mission, tit s. 1'eser"Ved sIt.s, e5 ele tS. t7oultly Tevte.-As.non November 10th is the dilte of the ntext meeting of t.he (eontty l achlrs' ASsociation. " 1emtbers will have tet pleasire of listening to and discussing ('.) the following pr-ogram.1: Rousseau, by 'Mr. S. .1. Derrick. Talk on Kant and B.eon, Prof. (i It. Cr-omler. Sobject to be annouined, M iss Ger -1rude Simpsonl. l 'iteresting papers Wero Ieiad at the last mj!eetig l,by Mir. Abiams, Mr. llen ry, and Mi\is Lizzie Dominiek. The ollicers elected for the enlsi)ng yvar are as follows: President, Mr. 11. H. Johniistone; Vi(e-IPresidenit, Nl t. iZ. A. Abrams: Secretary, Miss licEel B'. lc NLI aster. Mectings to be held second Sitturday inl eacl month at 10 o'clock. Co.aner-stonc-Cential MethouIst Church. At a meeting of the Churc'h Confer ence last Sunday the namue of 11ohn stone St,reet Mlethodist Church was chantged to Central. It was anntounced ailso at that, time that arrangements would he made to have the cornter-stone of the new church laid as sooni as ptos sible, and that D)r. J1. A. Clifton of Sum totr, a former pastor of the church, would be invited to deliver' an addr'ess on that occasion. We are sure the en tire city will be glad to know that D1. Clifton has consented to come. Thurs day of next, week is the (lay aited, at -1 o'clock in the afternooni. The pas1 toe' is Itryin Ito1 ar'range also to have Dr*. C'lifton to p)reacht Wedniesday13 nIgh t Furthcr not,ice will be given in next Ulcat h. James Rlea, the th ree tmonths old son of NI r. anid Mrs. Wmn. P'. liouscal, die'd at their residenec in this cit,y yestetr (lay morning at 5 o'clock. The re mnains we're buiried at Rosemnont Ceme tery this morni'ng at 10.3d. Questions for Women Are you nervous? Are you completeoly exhausted?. Do you suffer ev.ry month? If you answer "yes " to any of these questions, you have ills whtich Wine of Cardui cures. Do you appreciate what perfect health would be to you? Alter taking Wine of Cardul, thousands like you have real ized it. Nervous strain, loss of sleep, cold or indigestion starts menstrual disorders tha.t are not noticeable at first, but day by day steadily row .into troubL.some comnplications. Wine of Cardul, used just before the men strual period, will keep the female system in perfect condition. This _medicine is taken quietly at home. There is nothing like it to help women enjoy good health. It costs .only $1 to test this remedy, which is -endorsed by 1,000,000 cured women. Mrs. Lena T. reburg, East St. Louis, Ill., says: "I am physicauty a new woman, by reason of my use of Wine of Cardul and Thedford's Black Draught." .In cases ra'quiring special dirc-tons, ad. -drean,sgivingsymp~tots TinsThol-dis'Adlvi. whiere inaldy they iucciled in kill in what provit'd to I.' i "I a"mIISIk rat.' \\ 11ndt 1!4t vzuO ll[t . "WANTED." All the Cotton Seed YOU have for sale. Highest market price paid. M. L. Spearman& Co. i~f 6I' JMste)'s Salcs. STATlE OF SOUTIl CAI)IdNA, COUNTY OF N- \\BElHI%Y IN (COMMON PI;M Tho t. Il Ilawkini-, A hinr., et O!., I'lLfs., Malindia Hawkins, 1'. .1. Taylor et al 1)efendanlt.s. 1B IN1 01 C' IZT -N I - will seI to tI(h hi giest. hiddoe ho fore the ('ourt llouiv at Newberry, S. '.. on malolity in .Novti uer next, aIl thutt urnet of landl iitat il thvotinty and StaVe aforet',aid 'ontainlingI1vety fourl av-r's, mlort. or le'ss, and14 hoiliud v ini- I)l I' fotierly of W . I'. HIair '. 1 Iimwkins and - -- WV htintkr. it, b - InI I )tIM t p I W It ) i 1a I inI l a1 W - kinI). resid d t, thev ilmno o f hI de ?.( athI. T i Io. f Ial-(). t ath Id VShI , bl Mlc,e inl Onh.mlillioyas with intevresi lu-1 11ay of "ale, scetured hiv hornd ol Po:IIjWtI vTh and illor"aI <t peillises cbaser. to pay for per-ls lind( stamlps. WV. l). I .\ I u)iY. Nlas ti v. Ainster' Nlice, Ovtober It I, 1 1 hR. sarah U. M alt fet,t (t, al,I I ''lIi ll". I-:li.aitbe th 11. 'Norl is e,t atlI, I )cfun dan1)t. Al v I w I I SollI n t. lith hit-,he t, hb ld tier, ili It I ie 'ourt I louse at New L.ervy, S. ( ' . o) sait day No%.eiber tith next, al that lot of lami -ituatte ill the tfrww (if Ntwbel ry, CoAIINty anld Statte alort said, containing Forty-live I llun dredths of anl .\cre move or. less. andl boltildedl byN Prattl stareet. ( '1oe 4-rect, Prite'd street-t and by lot, of lI ('. Wil IliLs. Wi I Ib sold ill two or. more lots. TeCrm1s of Sal.- ne-tird llasb. l itle! et i credit of onle anid t wo years witi itirest, fronu day (if sale, to bIe so mired by ho-d of ptiurvlatsera' and amlort g11-C of p. VIlises !Ild, wit ih i ave to JIMu ceI.sk.I to anticipato pay n,' t.. I It, - cla-er o pay for papols l( s]tamps. Tle dWellinr loui.e on nelr,'1 of said lot to ho inMsICre for. twelve hlnodred dollars ald the other dwelling to Ie insured for one thotISand dolhars anld policiesof insirancu ssignud to iLstel'. \V. 1). IlAllY, Master. Master's Office, Ot. 10, 1900. Minnilie 1'. 11untinglton eit al, I'laaititfs. VS lIenry 1). IHunt,ington, Iefendant. -)Y ORDiERi OF COURiT 11 EUtlN. B I will sell to the hithest bidder-, before the C It, Iollse at Newl)erry, S. C., onl saleday, November 5th11, next, ill that lot,of land in the town of I c lnat, inl the CounlIIty anid State a forecsaiti, coan taiing One andi O ne-si xtretttih A \trs, mloreC ort less, h)ou1l(ded byx lot of TI. G. WVilliatus.-, sepiarated farom 1(ot of ii. C. Sonmmers11 by aL stret. by (ot (if II. I. Julien('f and se'paarated from11 lot, of Matr sh all Gr'iilli tbly aL st.reet,. TPermts oft Salt'. -One-hI' ialfI cash, and i thei b)aalce ont a cred(litof one yeart with inte es Ct, from tda( ty oif saM , to be secuared by biondi0 o 1 pi-chais-er' and( 11 mrgage (NI prem2'isesC~, w. Ii leave iilto uchiase'r te I 'u rchaser' to 111ay for impe1'rs and st,amps,18 W. I). II AltI)Y, Mast.'a'. II aster's O11lee, Oct. 10, 19001. Andrew 'C% L. I Longshore, I )efendant.] T'N OlI'1)I'NCE TO OI)l)Ili, (l' .-. cout, herein, I wvill sell to thec ighilest,11( bider bef4ore the C'ourt 1.IIlo1ue at,. Newberry'~, 8. C., on1 saledaly in1 No vember )01, 1a1ll ,ht pi ceC, partei or' tratct of land situatle in tho County and State a fo resid , cointinengt1 Th'it.yV-six A eres5, moret' or' less, andi bound eud by land1(s of1 MI i ke WertIs, .1 acob (Crouch tand the publIlic highway. Termaais of Sale. One-ha il f ensh, hal an1ce itn one yearLt w ithi interest fromi day of sale1, to be secet 'd by bIond of pur ebaliser antd mortgageLI of premui ses sold. 1 'utrchasel' to pay for paper)11s itaid stam11ps. W. ID. IIAItl)Y, Master'. MI atstert's Ollice, Oct. JI0, 1t0N. WV. D). Iliardy, I lsIer, I 'lainti If, vs -hrinl, I w'.ill sell toN the( hiighes.t bidder' bef~ore thei ('out t IlouISe at, New berrty. S. (C., on saleday in Novolebe, all ,bat, tra1ct ofI land sit.uate iln the Countty 1and( Slae0 aLforesid(, conltaOiningi~ "i fty -seven Aets , )nolr' 01' Iles:s, and1( bounded( b( ly lar.ds of (ItN. I. Gill iama, Nantcy MIiilletr and1( (o,beras. TIermis (of bale. -Ono-hal f cash, hal antCe 00 ai cred it of oneo yeart wvith interl est fromt day1 of satle(, to be( siecuedt' by3 botnd of pu rcer8'1'11( an ort gage4. ol papeIrst and1 stamlps. Master's Olle , Oct. 10, 19'00. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artdifclally d Igests te food and aids ?Nature in Btrengthenfing and recon. st,ructing the exhausted dIgestive or gans. Itia the latestdiscovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in emfcIency. It in. stantly relievesi and permanently cu ret DyspepsIa, Inadigesition, Uceartburn Fla itulhence, Sour S tomachi, Nausca Sick IIeadatchec,Gastralgia, Cramps an( all ot.herresultsof I mperfoct.digestion P'rco50c. and 61. L,arge slzo contains 2% t,ime: smallisiz~o. Blook all about,dyspopsla mailed fret Proaned by E. C. neWITT & Co.. ChIcano. 'Tho Housekeoper. lt.(e little woman, itidginig along 1 ':i nt ly. Y day, \'tvingq .1n tinelt o Sil i n 1' il t (>i t l' h louds11c of . ; 14it ing thebude and-1 ig ;e l,ike (me ot f the tsints ('0ld Mtaking the best of a dull, htd.1 lire, \\'ith its n i'vi iw-s .all w.)o!, I Inn haVe I wAtChed1 hert w\ithlonet ing eyes I-'%tithifuil an1d sweevt aindstn, Doitl. tle( wmtk that the \lm,tr setnls, w 1. ing o. f s)22orto , seg; )uest*oing nevel tin' % isole:i tinat asks S(lf a tt.tat it ) comp lte, Willinlgly tie:ding) the p:tthlw y of 11(torIs Tl!it lvaIs to the -laste:'s lit I sec lot tie drill-ty e ttl'n giu n, Th;at is faded and woit nail ol, lint the slining g"-ai o it raitient white Th.t glistens in evc ) fold. I see no tihe h-ow that is w(In 11(d title(d Frrm(I the an1xiolus, toiling yeAl lut the halo divine that glotifies, Givinig he.Ltity for aIshet-s and tears. Solliewhtere is, waitinig a1 far, derlay, Meet lII s1u-hI infinite giave Sontwhi-er, oh, sottiewhere, I't nitio shtall Ie Whenl the algel shall tind her place Close t) the .ather, and hear him say, As he teiti y hills her coMle; "OIt of the valley 4f d;k ness atnl toil, APy child, thmou art weleote hoine." Iresh Tur ilip Sed at (4ilder's (irner I)rug Store. fKu tf. A "ood Talcum 'owdetr for 5"'. anld [Ov. a Ix ;t il(tdc.4 ('orner. )ru1g Store. ft tf S .scribw for tihe i)elinettor thIog t S .. W <rrt N )TI-N. FrI''or id ( igurs anl Tobac-o g t, o (1Ihler'. Uorner I )ruig Store. f& t, If Pr'ruit Jar s and R{ubbers at l:owe(St vnsh pices lit Gilder's ( 'orner' )rug Store. tif Sev 3ouri Aqenlt for. ratt-s ald -shed. tile by t-he S01)(aboard Air I An l'RLI I tIlway to tho Conlfederate \etLeanls IUntion at. Augusta, Ga., Noveniher I Ith, I5th and l lt-. -1t.. Mason's lruit .ars and Rl hers, low ust cash prices'1, at. Gi(hI ,'s ( Corier )rug Store. t & fs Buist's Turnip Soedt at (ilder's Cor. ner' Drug Store. f& tf. The 1ccoraHt.ins Will be oi all elabo ratC S01 le ati t ('n fedeIate \'eterans IHenlion inl August,a, Ga., Noventier I fIb, ];h-)!1 alnd 16t. Take the Seahoard Air line laitlway. .1t. New lot of New H.ngland Watches ust in. Come in and see us. t tf Daniels & Co. The ('onfederate \'eterans of Georgia ald Sout.h Cairlolina will lt1u i in a gran1d CelChbrationl inl Augulsta, Ga., Novem ber I ith, I-th iand HiLh. Cieap rates v-lia Scabotd Air in Ite ailway. Good mecond Buggy for sale by tf 8 J. WoirrNN Trickets oi siae Novenber 12t h, Vth ond I-li, good until Novemer IS.',h it cluHivI', for th>b (onfederate Veterans Air Line Itailway. Tur mni p Seed ! TPurnip Seed" F1resh andtt the biest at, G ildter's C or'ner I)rug St,oro. f&t tf Th'le Iks wvill putt (on a1 Sttreet Fatir, (onisistinhg of partades, ex hibhitions, etc., at,th Gon4C (ifedert'(1( \elerans iS union (1)2 att Augu.(tsta, G a., Novemibe4r I -Ih, 1 5th~ Wo arC ((till pay* inog ! (41 . pet' Iotund( for ol ruibber boot14s andt shoe0s. II. S. iUightimre at Steatm Lattundry. G(o to t,he4 Con federt.eu \'e1,erans lI e boarttd Ai it'nA2241e iilwaty, Nov'emtbet' l-ith, 151.h and 11th, 11000. f1t, Hons of Vetet'ans and2( Diaughter's (of t,he C oniifedere wt2C3 ill he preIsen4t a t, t,he Con fcd(Ierate Veter ans I'l 22 nioi in Au-i gotaf, Ga., Novembler I ithi, 15it.h 2144.1 I t,h. 'ITake Sttaboard A\ir InAte lI a way3. .0 One e nt, per mile by S(-aho)ard Ait' Line~ litailwaiy 1to the Con feder'ate V-ete rants Iitun ion 2at A nutttsta2, Gat , N ovoim ber l.ith, li 15 th d ' It. .it poslin tg paradeI(1s anid ot,ber 1 en ( Ittin ment,s for' amu~tsemen4ts oIf v islits via thie Heabhoiard A it'r~ 2 bino l ily lo the2( Cotnfederate( V'eteranos l tinin t,t A tugusta, Ga. .It,. Bears theihiKn You Have Always Bought Sfgnaturo of.w scoo roo. We av asupl o supGe fou.Trso l School k andk Avoictl tahe Rsh!3. Books,I'iii Stt)XIIooe. chl sWoo rom.Wchanv wBk for otldll ofn T IN SCOTT I"\N- .I () and is onl 1v1ry l)ti(lV of ItoL''l' ii'irk oUI S i 111k world, which now '1' t has grown to 'u h 1. l(q)otionIs, irsm cs the proprietors hm' always beeniost careful in St1i14: Ihe variolls ingredients ued i -, i composition, nanely; the linwA 0'd L,iver Oil, and the pillc.'t 1Ii1phosphites. Second:11mecatse they have so skill fully Coined the various in1redients that the best possible results are obtained by its Ilse. Third:-Pecatuse it 1ha, made so hm:MIh, sickly. delicate Childrenl stron.g a hicalthy, given health and rosy clicks to so mianly pale, anin11iC girls, and healed the lings adk restored to full hcalth, so many thousands in the first stages of Constu Iiptioll. Ii on have n ied i, mvnd for free sa epic, its altc al. iaste will ?-Ir p ise voil. SeCiTT & i1OWNE, Clinli4is4. 409-.11.,, 'tt SreO, Ne w Yo: k. Soc. and i.wv; all dnuggist:i. UOOD EATNG. If you like it you can get it at S. B. Jones restau rant. This is an up.to-dado Restaiurant. It is woll kopt. l'roimpt and polito swrvice, find yOu gvt it <iuickly. You get wlat you order id pay only for' what you gvet. REMEMBER Get Your Meals at Jolies Restaurant, Exec1utor1'88alo of P61'sola Prdlberty. 1BY V I lIU ()I-'.A N O()gI~ Iop 1 the ' robaSte J ad ge of Newi h brry C oun ti y I will selI, atI puiic )11ery', att the1 lalt residence(' of I ija i l Ii111Zaiy, det'ceasC d, onI Thursda'shy, the sth day of Novemi-or next, t,b11 pe:rsoral Ipoper'ty oif said (de ceatsed, con)isting)1 moiistly~ of I'ive 1IIead Cal Ive's, T wo Oniie -II iorso Wa gons, One0 I"our -l Irs W a5~~(gon , Six 11logs, Utie C l. Li vator, Co1 r ad I"oduder. Parming Imi p1 (ment3 s, etcA. '.I'ermuis or sak : Cash. D)A VID A. lttJFF, 1'xceuLitor' of thei will of' sid deLcesd. )Oct. 22nd, 10.00. Trustees' Meeting. -1. ant Schoocl Di1stic t, No. 29), w ilL hold( aI meet ig oni Saturda'Jiy, t he 1ith of November1iii, for tho 1ipurpo of (!On. shle1rig hidls for' theC creet Ion of a schiool 1 loiuse t.o be1 20) by 30) feet squaliirea nd 12 feeI ini -toriiy. Ioi ledh andi dheliverecd ready for'i imed iate u.w'. I '11ans andi spe(Cilientions1 caln he fouindl in theo otiie of County Super'intendent of I'duieiti. 11id1 to be fl'rwnrdl to .l. M1. W IC K I'1, (lymiphville, S. (. -T HE (EwrAm.I irs rN 18 r.) Capital--- -----$150,000.00 Surplus and Profits - 96,805.88 withi prlompItn1ess. Spec~iaIliattent ion to collections. Correspondenico solieited. Savings Departmeont. D)eposits allowed interest at the rate of ' 4' er cet por, annumlii from dato of deCposit1.. I nte:rest palyal .Janiuariy 1st ai( nd Jly 1st of each01 yeari. MT. A. CA aL.ISjl', Il'rest. 'I'. S. DU1NcA N', I ashier. d1. W. M. SIMMONS, Asst, C'r' We want to buy your Cotton Seed. Will pay you the top of the mar ket for them, and sell y ou anything in our mie at the very lowest market price. Call on us before sell ing or buying. M. L. Spearman & Co. t&f (01.