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Knights of Pythias, Newberry Lodge No. 75. S A T MD CONVENTIONS OF th-i4 L(ge will ble li the 2nd aul 4th Tiusday nights of each monti at 7.30. Vislitig Knight,s cordilly welcomed. 1110S. E. 1PTIN0, K. of It. and S crotvell iHotel luildilf,. NKIIliItiIY OTYTON M 1AltT. (Corrected twice a week by J. W. Oiry & Co;) January 15, 1901. Best...... ........................ 9 c NEWB5ERUY MARIHTr Corrected every Tuesday and P'riday by Summer Bros. M oat... ............. ... . . . ........ 7(a8t Shoulders ......................... 7e. H airs................... ............. 12(< l3c. Best Lard ............... .......... oof)lo . Best Molasses, eev erop...... 601 Good Molasse ............ ....... )'(a-50( C orn ............... . ...... .......... M eal ....... . . ......... .......... f650 H ay................ . . ....... ........ .. . Wheat Beal........ ........... $1.15 1st Patent Flom .................. $4 75 2nd Be,t 10'1our...... ... ....... $4.25. Strait Flour........................ $4.00. Good Ordinary [Plou............3.00a 3 75 SLIga ........... . ......... R ICO .................................... 5(t8ic. Coffou ................................. 10 a )5c. Cotton seed meal, 1r.v sack... $1.25. Loose Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c. IJo,untry rrmtue Butter, pe - lb ..................... 15(a20c. U1ggs, per dozeno................ 22c. Ubic'ket'. each...................5(<25e. Peas, pe. hushel............... 75c. Corn, per bushiel.. .............. 60c. Oats, lie bushel......... ........ 35i;40c. Sweet po6atoes ................... 6(kq7.5c. Turkeys, per lb ............... 6(5> 8c. P4odder, per cwt ..................5(a?"c. Fresh Tennessee Hams at 10e per pound at A. M. Teague's Market. it Telephono butntcriI,'r Pleaste add to your list: mcWhirter, C. C , slore, No :. Spearman, 10. G., rusidence, No ti9 Aull, L B , residenco, No 107. Rhoden, David, residence, No. U31. And oblige, 2t L W FLOYD. Rog attired Pupplen. Five setter puppies for st'e. For particulars call on F'. A Golden, at Mimnaugh's store wianted. To sell our complete stock of mate rMal for building wagons and buggies. Also, all tools and equipments of a lirst class blacksmith shop Full partict lars and terms given upon tipplication. Tin., CAROLINA MF'. CO , f&t 4t. N-wberry, S. C. For Stile. One litte young ox well broke. Apply to Tuos. F. HARMON. 8t Clark's 200-yd. Spool Cotton, 2 spools for 5c., at S. J. Wooten's. tf. Lifinbor, Shingles, Doors and Sash at lowest prices, by 11. C. Cantion. t ly Landi For Sale, Valuable Lands for sale loca ed partly within the corp)or~ate limIts of the town of Newber'ry. WVill be sold as a whole or in lots or parcels to suit putrchasers. For further iniformation apply to J. 1al on H-. C. Cannon for all kinds of Lube, Shingles, D) ors aLnd S".sh. tly 1)lngh,te-r of t.he C,,i, federacmy. The Dray ton Rut,herfor'd Chapter, Daughters of the Con federacy will meet at the borne of the President, Mrs. Robert D. Wright~ to-morrow ('Wed ne day) afternoon at 4 o'clock. A full at tendance is desired. Miss Eli".beth Dmuolnick, Secretary. Old Soldh,r's sexpe:ro..c... M. M. AusI in, a ci vii war veteran, of Winchester, hId.. wrlites: "My ife was sick a long Itime in sti te of' goodl doctor's t re'atment1, but. was whtol ly cured by [Dr. Kinig's New LIfe PIlls, which worked wondl(ers for her heoal th."' They always (1o. Try themi. Only 25e at all dIruggIsts. (Geungo I). TItleni,n V.'ry I t. Col. .Jameos II. TI llga' last niight re eoived a telegram and a letter frnm Clark's [Hill, both saying that. his fathor was much worse and would hardly be able to survive. This will be sad new's to "Uncle George's" many friends in the city. Col. TI'llmran wIll await a re ply to a telegram scrit last night~ before going to Clark's Hi1l.-The State, Jan uary 14i. PepsIn p)reparations often fail to re lieve indigest,ion because they can digest only albujminous foods. There -is one preparat,ion thlat, dlisests all clas - ses of food, and that Is Kodol Dyspepsla Cure. It cures the worst eases of in digestion and gives instant relief, for It digests what.y ou cat. Gilder's Cor * nor Drug Store. OJan t Keuep Up Wtrta. Newbervry. Newborry!s first rural mail delivery route will begin on Jan 15. Congreoss man Ltmer secured the route. It serves a section herclofore short on mail facilitlos.-Spartan burg Free Lanee, January 11. The Free Lance is considerably be hind the times, as Newberr'y hais had rural mall delivery routes for about two y.ears. 6loo Heward 6100. The readers of ti pnpor will be plased'to learni t hat there Is at leasit, one dlreadled dis (IasO that Bcencelo has boonl lbie to cure In ailt Its statges, and that Is (Catarrn. Hall's Catarrh Cure i the only posIi.ve cure knlownI to the medleal fraternIty. Catarrh being a constt tutional disese, requirei a constitut,ional treatment,. H all's Oatarrh Core Ila t akn In. ternally, actIng diretly upon the blend and mucous surfaces of t he system, t here by de stroying the foundatIon of the di-ea e, and p.. gIvIng tile pattont stro gill by buIldIng tip theo eon titution and astilng nature in coling its Ki\ work The prop)rletors have so much fai'l hin " .11t onra't,ve powers, that1 theOy offer One ilun drod Dollare.for anyv case teat it fails to euro. 8end for lIst of testimonlals. Address F'. J. CH E~NEY & 00., Toledo, 0 Sold by druggists, prio7Sc. HalP1s FamIly Pills are t,he best. VABIIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. See Notice of Administrators sale. See notice of stray mule in another column. Mrs. A ). Timmerman, of Dyson, is v!sitipg relatives hero. Miss Nannie MaIgum, of Itugby, N. C., is visiing at 110leva. Sr. Matthews, of Saluds, is visiting his son, Mr. B. C. Matthews. Miss Ida Burton, of the county, is visiting at Mr. R. C. Perey's. Mr. Ed wit A. Carlisle will leave on Thursday for a business trip to Atlanta. Ars. Lillie Russ, of I [endersonville, N. C., is stoppiiL, at Mrs. Willie RuIl's. Prof. and Mrs. T. 1). Jones are in the city visiting relatives and friends. Mr. W. T. Davis, of No'[th CUrolina, Is on a visit to his nephew Mr. C. C. Davis. Mr. A. T. Brown has gone West and will bring back with him a fine lot of ules. A C. Jones, of Newberry, Is in own-SairDanburg Uaily Journal, Jan ulary 10 Mr. J. lo, Norment, traveling tepre sentat,ive for the News and Courier is in) town. ,Miss Fanc!e McCaugbrin, a.'er vis i0t.g f,ends ) i C. inUn, returned 10 Newbe%Iy today. Hon Geo. S Mowe -, ater spending Sathirday and Sunday at bome, ret oied to his dues at Columbia yesterd ty. Mr. J. C. Myers left on Saurday for Lexington, Ky., where he goes to pIurchhase a carload of mules and horses. Mr. A. M. Teague has opkned a mar ket where Up-To-Date Laundry wai and will fu1imsh tirst-cIass 1eIa's at lowest prices. We publish in anotbhr column of this paper notice of the opening of books of subscription to the Newberry Steani Laundry Comipany-Read it. Miss Sallie Jones, of Dyson, after spending a few days in the city with Mres. E. It. Aull went to Columbia Sun day to visit her. aunt, Mrs. Campbell. The long-talked-of trolley cars of Greenville, M. C., have at last been put in motion, and made tb-ir Irial trip Saturday. It was a Gala day for Creen Ville. Among tlhe visitors to the library during the past week were Mistei Hel en Sheppard, of Edgefield, Mary Nance Fa'r and Neville Pope of Newberry. Tne State, Jan. 14. M.,s James A. Boweis, who has been v,e;ting relat,lvs In the city, leaves for C'intou Wednesday whee she w;0l ,11eoid awhile before retu;,ifl11 to her bome in At lanta, Ga. Mr. John McCollotigh the newly clcAted street ove,sece r'cs'gned on Fr day. MAuyoc KIetlner appointed Capt. Jackson, to fil the place unt'l an election can be bed. Mr. Thomas J. Thompson, of New berry, has been employed by M. W. Bobo. lie is in the di'y goods depart ment.-The Union Times, Jan. 11. The ltt:le son of Mr. Wi'lham 1il.noek was r'idllng a hor-se to wat,o,, the lai ter p)art of lust weed, wh:en it ji)-nped a ditch anud threw 'lhe chld kicairig it in the bead as it fe'). Tne b'ow crushed his skull causing his dleath. Mrs. S. M. Redus, of Newberry, is the guest, of Mr's. E. B. Wilber' on Rail r'oad Avenue. Mrs. Redus will remain ini Gafl'ney for several weeki, and Thue L4edger- hopes they willl be weeks of genuub e p)leasur'e - The Gainey Ledger. Messages have been rece'ved an nioitocinig the sad news of t,he ser'ious Illness of Admi"al Servera. The coon t,ry against, whom he carried on his generomus warfare hope that the. 'r brave enemy will soon be restoired to h"alth. Sam Eigner shot a woman with a pistol in the bottoms last night. The ball enter'ed the left cheek and had not, at. last aceounts, been locate-d. The womin is not serilously hurt. They are bo0th colored an~d it was one of the usual 'bottom par'leys." Sam did not, ti'y to escape. Quite a disastrous snow stormi has been raging in England for' a njmbher of days and has resulted in much stuf fei ing and the loss of many lives. The rate at which the temperaturo has been falling for the paOst twc've hours here would indicate that the cold wave Is T1reasu rer' Boyd has received I nstr'uc tion from the Comnpt. oller' Genel'al that the time for paying t.a:ceis has been extended to the first, of l"ebruary. The treasurer urges all pem'sons that have not paid to do so by the above time as he wishes to wind up his term In the ofleo so his successor may hake charge. For sometime it has been thought that the Naval Board would recommend the removal of tbe Naval Statioun from Port Royal to Charlest on. Now that this recomlinendation has been made by the bdard and secretary Long has conx cur-red with them In the removal It will be elfected as soon as the necessary ar rangements can be made. A CardI of Thaonkm. Allow me, thbrough the columns of your' paper to thank t,he good people for their untiring hel'p during the ill ness of my father, WV. RI. Hipp. This kindness wIll ever be remembered by us. May the Lord richly bless them all, Is the sIncere desire of J. J IPP she Aidmn't Wear a M-eAk. But her beauty was complet,ely hId den by sores, blotches and pimples ttil she used B3ucklen's Ar'nioa Salve. l'beni they vanIshed as will all Erup' Ions, Fever Soree, Bolis, Ulcers, Carbuncles and F.elon,s fr.im Its use. Infallii for Cute Corni', Burns, Scalds and Piles. Cure sruaranteed. 25n at all druggists. PORT. The Proits Uo Over the Healf a Million Mark. [I'he State Jan. 13 Friday Chalir8man1 L. J. Williams, who had been designated to prepare the annual report of the board of dI rectors of the State dispensary, sub mited that document to the governor in the shape given below. The mcm bers of the board are quite proud of the relport, a1s it shows that the not a11nual profits have gone to over $566,000. Ifero is the report: To His Excellency M. B. McSweeney, Governor of South Carolina. We are pleased to have the honor to submit. to you, and through you to the general assembly, our report of the financlal transactions of the dispensary for the lseal year comiencing Jan uary 1, 1899, aind ending November 20, 1900, a period covering eleven months. You will see, by examination of t.he4' dtai" hereto attaolhed. that our total plirchases amount!d to $1.4t60,21;,78. and that outr lotal gros;s sat.b for I e eleven months were $2,421,8.10.22 The total tiet profits if thv Sat' oni aecount of Ili sthoo fti, d :1r- sI7qt6.t , 18. The t-,tal ne' profit, to the votin bies and towns nre -*298,'66,28. in king a total net proti to It)he towns, counties lnd school fund $471,178.45. The latest, (Isp1ensr1'y act, apprf,ved Pebruatrv 19, 1900, made our lisctl year lose on November 30, which makes it necessary that this report only covers leven iont,hs; but should we consider December also, and reckon a wh"-le yelar,you will finld that. the total net larnings are for t welve months $566, -M8,79, whicli is an increase over last year's prolits of $152,686,95. We do not attribute thisi phenomeial ncrease In earnings to any increase in -onsumption of liquors, but think that i better feeling towards the dispensary law bas turned tbe trnde to the dispen 3aries. Respectf,ily subalitt,ed, L. J W'llais, Chairman, A. it. 11. )ukes, H. 1-. Evans, Board of Directors. A V.s1t Im Ne.wbmry. It gives me pleasure to say good Ahins about people when they deserve t, and I can say them of the people iatle- Methodists in Newberry. I had ie pleasure of worshipping with them >n last. Sunday, the first Sunday in the iew century. Though they are city 'olks, they worship God like old-time Niethoditti. Or can see that they iany of them-really enjoy the service A the sanctuary. I preached to them Ahe best I could -under the ciscunistan Ies (my throat was sore) and Brother Hertiert adminis,ered the sacrament. [ think, almoet, every Methodist pres mt to.k the sacrament, and Christ vas present to bless. The choir sang .t-atitiful and appropriate songs which idded very much to the pleasure and 3Iofit, of tile occasion. I represented the~ Epwort,h Orphan Ege, and asked those p)resent who could 10 so, to subscribe the cost of a good substantial iron bed stead for our boys lormitory. In a few 'seconds we had lye subscriptions and before I left on Ntonday had the sixth in sighlt. 1arother Lierbert,, who never knowvs wheln to stop in a good cause, says he thinks he will secure as many as tell before lhe stop)s. We must have twenty. WVill not. some other church send tus in a fewv more subscrlpuobus? Thme cost of 'lne will not~ exceed $5.00. I trust a few morIle good pe~ople will responid to this enl. The beds we now have are the same f.hat were blought, at the beg2 ilnning of our institut,ion, and were necessaitiyt nheap. They are unow about past. ser vice. Send in your name and $500t at at. early date, signifyinlg that It, Is for furnishilng the boys dormitory. TV. C. 'Dm L L, A ss'r. SUrP'r . -Southern Christlian Ad vocate, Jan. 10. Bears th h8Kn You Hays Always Bough' Signature A Sigh for Fame. "What shell I do, lest life in silence pass?"' "'And if it (10, And never promipt the bray of noisy b)rass, WVhat need'st. thou mie? Remember aye the ocean (deeps are mute The shial'ows roar; Worth is the ocean.-fam.e is but the brine Along the shore." "WVhat shall I do to be forever knowni?" "Thy duty ever.'" "This did full many who yet slept unl known." "0, never! never! Think'st thou perchance that they remain unkt.own WVhonm thou kniow'st not? By anigel truiips in heaven their praise is blown; DI)vinie thleir lot." "What shall I <to to gaini eternal life? "Discharge aright The simiple dues with which each day is rife Yea, with thy might! Ere perfect scheme of action thou devise, Will life be fled. While he who ever acts as conscience cries, Shall live, though dead" -Sciller, translated by Arthur Hugh Clonah. TI1K ASitOAl) T11C. A 4-inch TrI e itivelpatr Vxpcinsem D(sen Ntt Cut the iCqtnim. [Charlotte Observer J I ISponlse toi a requkest for hIs ol In ion of broad tires for farl-ImI waigons, Mr. 11. Hlowlald of this city has ma1do the follow ilig slt atelmenlI,: "When I took charge of Mr. J. I. Iolliild's fariml, It (,owe.ll, eight, years t.o, he had three old wilgons tihrowln aside bccaulse thle wheels were not worlh vepairini. I took thenm to tIhe shop and had 0he wheels cut down six inches an( it foir-inc(h tire put on, and then used them cotinually for live years, hauling logs and rock off floni a moun11taii and for general farm work, without aIty firther expense for re pairs. "My farin voads instead of beiig Cut up full of ris aind holes were paICked) iarld and simio,thl aill of the time. I Could hulm Inaliie with t.llemi when I coulidn't get. tut. oin the land with the stelron lire. I iliod, whlen tln.0, Ihey 1I 1tich oi: vol Ilhe faint thanl i 10T. -1 i -MV-.i ' w W lt- ard.' IUeh n1o0 ' ''W ilvil I first lhad it dono tIhe Ieigl bof ., it-e1uiil tme of bwil'! at f,ol, said .1 would kill iyiv si ek, that I coild not uste Iho-e wa-mlo.s on the farmI. "'Last s1umme1r I wils inl t,he Same neighborhoodt aid foinld t.hat ILI the inille-ls aroind there had had their wagols I Xed in t lie .'aIme way anIld t heir wheels were in) good condition. "'Last spring Ii lnd nit old wal"g'n that, I coldn1't keep tihe- tire Oil Ulte wheel. I took it, to the Shop idil had it cut dowlt 4 six inche-s and a thiee anld one hljltf inch tire pot oil and it has given ine Ito 111010 tioule. I have anothur wagon l ats I Shall have fixed im the slle way neIxt s1wrng. "I lind that, for ordiniary farIm use, with wihat IIauiling a favmer 11111rally liuts t' do on tile road, It I IreC-and-one half or four-inch Ire is far supuri.or to anyl. ti iig iairower ail thliat they are mutch vhvapc after youl once get tiel fixed and they will 'ist, as long its (neC ManD lives t) use them." Tll V'ioloem N igut Airem,. "f)11Iight, imy t,ro'l r hly %was tatk \ wit h Croup," wri.es i\lrs. .1 C. niidler, of ('riitetitici, Ky., "it set-lited it woUld stratn1gle b-fe we cOUhd get It doctor, so we gave it Dr. King's New IDiscovery, wihich gave quick relief and pvI noama ntliy criled it. We lwa\li.y4 ket p it, in the himms to protect oIr ehiildrenm from i rollp at it Whooping Goigh. It e1rdttl me il of i chrolid. broichial t rouble that, no4 o1,1the remIedy Would releive.", Infallible for Coughs, Colds Throat and Lung trtitbles. .50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free it aill druggist.s. At tihe Operat 1omio. The suecessftml fashionable society play with favorite aictors w% hose nam1ines him'e ailways been vlos ly issoviated with :cined comndy of social iif.. Th n w ; lay w\ hich is to be presented is enti .letd ".\1 Dater-le-La.," the tItles of whib elearly indicat,es tLhat it. deals wit h domestic affais. A i arro gant mot.her-inl-law, Arom 110 other ap- f parem --nt, r.son than womanish jelIou.sy, takes a violent dislIkre to her p)retty daughter-'I-lawI (and conspi1res In va rious ways to show her' up ill'an unen viable aund everP miore' seious light to her son, hopI ig thereby to cause a sep ira'tion01, in ordier tim catrry01 or mair ital schemnes sh . ha't in view for her son. The younog womanm, hiowevt r, is very bright and menitally alcrt, individual and1( by her cleverness easily3 outwits the (elder'ly dlame in the end1. This brief refere'nce tom the theme of theI plaiy SOunditis mathier serious,hi bt, in its treaL' to en it, proves far diife renlt. l is t,borm ug hly hutimoirous from hegi n n ig to cetd, and tihe comp11llinionls and1 sit uat 14ons areI mo1st, amsi 1n g. 'The im logulie is gencialt1ly br-ight1. and( wvitty. Tihe locality.3 of the play13 is among the thorough ly refi ned and up-t,o-dmte elev er people. Time various ebiuantrs are unusallyI3 Interesting andli strongly In 'Thle aLction .ttakes p'aen in home scenes that are' e xcIedingly3 din1ty' and hmantd soinely stagedl. Th'ie three iterior set,s being splendIdly arranoged its any1 t,hinig of its kinid ever 121en oin the stamge, the en. tire London prod uct ion having been1 broulght, over to lbhIs coun try, even to the minulitest, accessories. 'The w.omein are al1 v'ery mlodishI aml t,he gowns worn are untisual ly han:dsome, those of MiIss (onver and- 10( Mr's. Idai JefTreys Good friend lartliularly bmeing exquiis. itely dainty in style, color and flishl. The play was (one of the mmoist pro0 nlounceed faLsh ionabile suIccesses In IL n donm last season01 anid when subhsequtently priodluced at the L. ceum i TJheatrie, New Y'ork, it rnan for over li va imonths it Is a faricicalI comedy written to prm duce1 latughter by le.gitlmat" methods, I nge' n ious iniv !nti on, ind( arti sti c p. rt,rayal. A Deep Mystery. It i's a nmystery why womn endutre flackachie, Ii 'daichie. Neroutsness, Sleepiessnmess, Mehencmholy, Failutmin1g tamd 1)1izzy' Mpmlls whn thmouisands ha ~ve prove I thmat EIPl lint le itIers will (juicOkl y cirt such1111 troubles. 'I suiffered for years withI kliney trouil ,'' wrItes Mrst Ph1iebe (Chc-rley, of P1eter-n, I a. "and1( a lanme h11ek1 paItined me so I couI'd nt d ress imyself.. buiit INeOt.rhi! liItter.i whmol ly mured me, and, alt houg~h 73 yeatrs old, I now am mahte to do amlI mmy h -uswo (k;." It overcomies C~onst Ipa tlion. I rm proves A ppet Ite, gi ves pierfect heli ih. Onmly 50c mat all d ruggists. THE RISER MILLI-' NERY CO. has moved into the store recently. occupied by Peihams China Hall. They in vite all their friends to visit them at their new stand. Watch this space next week for the bargains they will be offering. 8051F, LEAMILATIVN MATTER4. Tho Labor of Chiltroi in itos Faet,rten Tho U4,411mitrlating Matte,r. [Thle State, janl, 1.j The work of org.iizatioi has been per. fected inl the louse of Reptesentatives. Unlike the meibers of the last general aIsse'llbly, tlie legislators do not give evi dence of anty wild desire to introduce new bills. It is tre tiat 6- bills and joinit resolutions have beeti presented, bit this ioes not approxitnte the record of the last house. Very little real leg.slaton will be accom. plished this week. The session today will not be prolifle of iiactionl, and the iinaugurIation, the election of certain oli ers and other diversions will occupy the im1e of the joint asseinbly two or three lays this week. Tuesday night the inein 'ers will attend the reception at the club. N\otliing has yet been heard from Scatter vood Alliance No. 5. A great fight is expected over the biil to rolibit child labor inl Cottot inills This >ill wns introduced by the Aikei delega iotl anmd was referred to the conmnittee )I comtunerce atid mannifactures. It is lxpected that the conaittee will report "tv1mbhy on the bill. Antother itportanit measure which has >eel broujit to the attentio of the house s M r. Jolh iP 11. Thotnuas' bill to provide or a coum1111v solicitor There is some ob ec,iol to this bill on tle part of soile vlo have urged that the niunber of judi -ial ch-cuCits be increased front eight to 0t. Tbe sale of ine State fa ins is auother luestion wh*ch wIl g'.ve 'he legislators to little onpo Litility fo. airilng views. -ome rode ihis holby tin.ougli the catn >:i. It is one liing lo ay that the .ns sho11d be sold, and anothier thing o get an ndivAlnal to bay the land at its ihoper valtiation. For it is reclaimed roi .0e Watece b dikes, and convict ',boe is vriuale ina keeping up these eii a'1*"a1. its. Oin tle o!Ier hanI the peo )le (?' '.he Sta e a-e denaiding better i41w-s. JiusN wi.hi't t'e pIst few years ma tl''s bee'i an i IdIS.:7 of the State, 11)(d tue elmle ets have been so en O i: I t SOme1C people would employ ilc'i , C Celh tho.e rentenced for . . s, in e -'( i' pe. 1111'teut eoultit.y o.d- The coak 'c s who P,c seiteiced ) 'e cotild be ': ed onl ic., by farills, ld ' v;o:;C s' S 'e I 'C ilace, LOi tist Iol':-I to provr.ion the p'a:tentiary, Nie Ie n of coiv: a to illdividuals is >eco.ing ve y ob)jecZ;otabe Tlie reamit'gettictt of congressional is,o lets m1ay oece'sion a big fight at thiis e-ion. Wnen the hIte Mr. 11. C. 'at .i plihcd his bill, urging that tie pres tint "shoc-s<. ing" dis' Itiets were unmeces !it) an iiconveiient, it was urged by lie opposiLion tbat it were best to wait inti after the census Iw-0 been taken. Not oily has the census been taken, mit the lower house of the national coIt re.s hei passed the Hui:.th bili which, kltiouIgh it will not iiterfere w,ilth South ;Irolina's represelitation, presclibes that Al coingre-sioial districts must be coin )act and of contignons territory. The ight will not be oin the question of re listricting, but on the shtaping of these listricts. T1hie seven dlistricts of this State are ach formied of cotiguous territory, but ire not compact, and the peole emi >raucedl are not homogenuouis. The p)eo >he of Chesterfield, for ianstance, have not ntuch in commton with the p)eop)le of 'hieiokee. The people of the sandhills >f Richiland know little of the people oIf 'lassy Mounttaini in Greeinvlle. These log "'shoe-stiitg"' d istricts were fortned inder th.e systemi of gerrynmanidering nadte niecessaryI) ini order to overcoane dack inajorities int the lower tier of couin .ies, but the necessity Ihas passedl away ituder the exisitinog suffrage laws anid the Burleighi bill says thle districts miust be :ompa)fct. It is high'y probable that the matter u'ill be dlisposed( of at this sessionm, for it ,vill thaeii be bitt li .tle over a year umntii lie next pruiary campl~aign andt aispiranits ror congressional honaors will want timie ni wh ichi to set t hei ' sails. The P'atton bill, it is said, will be the basis upjoni which the redista ictinig will b)e made. I loweveri, although th is imeas ire mts re<ptiremenits so far as thec .goup)lg of .er, ito.y and p)eoples is coni :'ernedt, it can be impilrovedl uponi in get. ting dis'.ricts mtore necarly balaniced ini pop)ulationi. Under the Burleighi bill the unit of rep. resenttatiott in the lower house of con-. gress will be one miemuber for approxi. mnatehy co'ch 593,500 in popiulaitioni. The entire p)opllationi of South Carolinia ik 1,340,316 anid this Statec will retain lieu sevoen representatives. The followiing shows the p)lani proposed hy the late Mr. P'attona, and( the tota' popuation of each district shows thait soime of the groupJ igs siiggestedl by lhin: fall short or the required 195,5(00, whlil others are considerably itn excess. Pee D)ee dis1 rict: The counltie.s of Marl boro, Chesterfield, D)arlington, Marion Florence, H orry. Totail populationt 167, 447. Santee: Georgetownl, Williamsbutrg Charleston and lierkeley. Total 172,991 IEdisto: OJranigeburg, Ifarnwell, Blam berg, H amupton, Iteaufort, Col letoin am D)orchiester Total 221,442 WVatec ce: Fa it field, Kershiaw, R ichland Siumter, Charemndon. Total 179,131. Saludda: Edtgefieldl, Aikeii, Salud a, New berry, Greentwood, Laurens, Lexingtonu Trotal 206,446. Keowee: Abbeville, Anderson, Oconec pickens anud Greenville. Total 185,62; Catawba: Spartaiiburg, Union, Vork Chester, Cherokee and Lancaster. Tfote 2 17,031. The general plan1 of the above districi is accep)table, for the bill paissedl the lowi house of the legislature two years ago ant a few slight chiaiiges will rectify the di crepncnle na tn nnnpulation. Suich lltd"e pills as )eVitt's l,itlle Ear' Itiselrs are vely vasily taken, anl t.hey a- woiderfullY t-le t 'tv4% inl cleanms in iv i tt. liv r a(: howels Gilderi's Co - ler. 1)vIlg Store. 8om1o ilmn rise by t Iowi n)Wtl elforts, whil(l otheS h)v to 1 vallod mov eral titnes. Thl Imerited rpu for einl ;piles, Sores anld I I eIses 1etpiired bY DeWitt's \itch Ilazel Salve, lils led to I he making kof worthlessounter fi-its. li surv 41 Lgi'l O Il I)eW itt's Salve. (Gi'der'; ( COIrner Iu Store. The dititriial Imilnaier dovisn't 1101 to limw aist ronloily to (IhCov' now titarm. Cut this out. tItil take it to W . 1:. 'elalilil's dum. stolv and _ovt a free Simn Ile o( f CanelImIll).1111n's Stimahell and Iliver. Tabhlets. t.he bivhes 11hNsiv. They al.() ur dism-td .r. .-f I'.h; s(IIIm IA lh. iiIlus nv.s anid hiva iachv. It 11111st hit, almi ittmi that. tm so. (ial whirl tlrl*s out a gold many gididy peoplh. If IrOub IbI witi i leak \ i eti, helching, Smour Stomach, Or if yOul fe l dull tfte catinz, ty ( hIIIIIlin's Stmahliv and Liver T1db1ls rvict,, So el-nts. iumlpht-S free-( at \W. MI 'l' iam's i sto . Wo suppose postal cardH IL0 Itr CInv0iIlc(, for pooplil who nim t4o bo Out S1.lkmn. Qual l ity, an I int quanskiltitY mak1dws DvI V i let", l'i i l, Earl.\ I er . Iuch vIaI luiatb1b. I tte Iv er I p ( ihil'1-4r 1jd15's ( n "r v r WhN is ia kiss lik it aewspapilry Becalust,i it is eIl, product of ai prfit( ing proms. ' IliM n e for lo Iei r<ast or I 1 , I leeistm.. A Mt-'xiean War vt k,u'all mi proillt n t ! nOr' writt' i : 'V-inIg 411t IdVer lisc n t, lit (of ('lit bIa''1tld 's (' it , ' 'h -11it Rlt and I it ' L I " ('11mCd y. I amIl W1m1n011- 1 111a0 " , . illN \ -l. O ill A7 aid '-, I COnteI'dI,i lXIIMa dir' I it ; It'd 1 b1;0 remlldy hals kept mie froil g iir an1 l u irI) ill lly p)-: Sion for n v r.\ iul.%na0 it dOSV Of it, res t.e m1w I t is oim'ulilb-d aI s a (itick cure fOr' t i hLlo (V .1r,a1, iS IplVilSatt id Sae to t lakc. I sahl. hy V. 1-*. It's awfill t(hing to h 11n1rried to at kiive, 1bu1111 Irath ir. bvtolr I lhan to at fool. (1%4 P1111134i 4:lt~ 111C9-- W11MI011 SI. SI104 A11( eiI Prm i . chIaP'., woma. V ( peak1s. (1' ro f. l lx. Ty. r.4 f ('hiay. I-, Vi in speaiking of ("oughl -lieedy, "ays: 'I silfer18d wit,h1 i s(nvern. cold this winl rwhich thr-cau-nedl to r unl inao p-lil molt, I f ,rieli l 1en -r1m OS b t, I semlned 1, 1 ,1- %w wm-w, alill Ihw 114-di cine upse' my1.\ s;omach. A I'rienil wl ViSed meW t , I \,y ('hambeIlOW I-lrlai'S ('()tughl R0temedy. anId I NMund it. Wats p)''e)Sant "(o la anll. it. reliv (1d1114. m 1 onle. I mil) now ent.i-tely .lcoverl.4d, Savi'd a4 doctor's hill, H11t1,m 1 n1d ( 11uLi 11_1, and110 1 Will ntevv. h! wilimo thi..; .;I1141p4lid mlledi (Aie agfati." or s11e(by W. N, lIhm1il. iThe ins and i utotamans if are 1i lage4 ly contrlld byIL11g the ot. \Vheni tlOhre:itened by4i1) pneum.onja orl ahy oI her14. 041ng fouble,45( t.lmpt rel,(ief (4ay.31 We 1( o ld sugge4(t, l.h 11t On) .\(tlin ute oI lgha ~ C r le ak 118 011n as in (Xiced.' (ii. cue. <I t ickly(84 1 and its( l1arly CJorner44I lig Sce. Tvhe facto004ry gl hand may inug in111 1 song, ullroos to kno1k0of wihl a whit0l.t1iV4hLl1( 4X4 hisog eon I' 't,herSera larg deathi lun I1troublesN. I'rompit54, .Io wil ave I,h litled4' ones1 fro:s elrie dcis esl Weli kno ofI noti hing441 so cetain Cough Cure I 1. I101(4 (41enn flor relyiepon in41 grVepe fnd ll (Ifhroat,(41 an lunglt,r.ub gIes Iadul 1 llasant 4V'Io tak ile rx : Corner' (iruc S t. o'e Ther verago man-4 51 resemb1les a11 rience of MI(r. 'et,e fherm of N(orthI1 I 'tun-ered) ((or4)54 1re frm roie ind1ijos14) (4,11on, O but ' Kod ( I)spVsi ure made isi e (a4nots certai euro( fore dysepsh1it tndevr florm I of Istomanth 1,r)uble. 111 giv estrlief t ( onc It .v)04n in44 thet worsi caes, antIhd (nn' help,. h, 18 you goo1 t Gilder'. onrIrgSoe philoophr,"i'der' Annualin M'roswosferft minng es.o (Ifno N ewty toC. l long he 1usei nouish tf4he boladethe prodct, Nwe 811e blood (It is(imortant01 focre ino L d08 igs,of ashoo asbi possibl, and frthi bet1mel(thod1 (of dingI ths l)s1tol us th strsl the. direstive organslfl' topor fet hahGlder 'sil 1e~ Ctrner D 1'lrur - Stock olderJ NA nn uale ofeNewbery 2.7C, w1000. el a t Marjorlo's Excuso. "Oh Alarijoie, if yot wuld be good .or jlst one hot'r!" sighie<l iother. "Yoll tire Ite with your ittgttiIess; I wvish youl wolithd not hothier." "IaIituIIi. I cin tI lIelp it; I'11 r-eally N.lot to b u e A\al if you'll harlk a iniute, I'll tell yilu how it etie. "Te h;l a chickei w ishbonie I Ie got inl the <Isht I wishedi I couli he on l; it rwoke Anti Te<dly got the wish " Oultlool:. Opening of Books of Subscription. STA i*l', OF' St W lil I'A It >1,1 N.\. ('t iw' (' N . , .. : v, { 1j'''RSUANT 'I A ' ' ' S'I N I-Sued to the u t h - itm ; IIIo porattor.4 bY Ni R1. C owqr, 'itIcri" WV tit Sktt, on tho four ltc4q.t i it %.,If ,hu Inm1aoIy (lot-ie is hiercth. giveniI ti'al hot-l's it subscript)t thil;t' cal1 s (Ick Wf tOhe Nowberry .-t, ua i r; 1 ' C w:11 1,i tq -nedi at ih , ollicc ipf I.. I A, i it th L.own oft Newbrwry, . i e and tiany at fo''.th JuIaIrI t III U; it; a. II. Tio' hni tiropsmtl 4.i p; it on \ I' it . ia capital itk of i Il I -I i n ti 1 2', shia; es of tije it w valuti it, ti (.{ i ach i, w hit is plilepa! ph%ive of 1),I,i ie!-s at Nowii ev, S. 1 , ait w' I ti Ci j w i 11 P ",(III. !t, engligv il (it I'enwc?l, liundlry hosinvil,. . A Cati l, I I. S. {Iight mtire, 1. I t hI wIs(t%uf, I 'I Ii ,\vnt,, Administrator's Sale of Personally. 1 J R et A N ' '10 ( i i l i I , I (C(Iurt, we w vi I ei'l aIt, I. la l e4 re - (11-li e of .Jacob -;. IStui tse , diwth -cta . in lit , Town (if IN(h, -w lrey, N ' . n ( it . .day, t.he(, first " y I,\II01 .i liron y, hil, till 001r1n1111 111 opurt litf siht h-: , I nI stiIII, of hlousehohtl andl kI\t chwn Ie t, - ,itre, & t. Terils of Salt --( '.I-. F''.\ N NIl" t'. II'SSII.1., Rt. 11 ltUi.-RlA-;, AIhIII'x ail Ati lm'r l .lacb S I. lsst-, Strayed or Stolen. iN It IW N l \ i Ni ' I, Itbolit, six yl-IuS 11b4, haIS wart:. ill loft, e ti ti ont telL hinI a 1kh. left, t.ahle .la'i l ii, at nightL riln ntiar G F'red iu's It- *nah!i r ward,( for. recov.-IY It. I >W . I Il ItT . COME And See the Line of Dress Goods We are displaying now. SKIRTINGS, WAIST GOODS, FLAN NELS, WOOLENS, SILKS, etc., etc. We are right Up-to Date. We can please the most fastidious in style and the most economni cal in price. We have, as always, the best linings on the market, CORSETS, GLOVES, and NOTIONS of all kinds. OUR Millinery Department 1s3Complete and we can build alove of a hat to match any suit. Our New York Milli ner, Miss McLaurin, is thoroughly posted in all the latest ideas. Do not forget our Shoe Department. The largest line of SHO ES inthe city. See our Bargain Counter sure. Come and see us. Yours truly, MowerCo. 0 Bear. the lh8 inld You Hav8 AlWayS Bought .Signature 'A L~ et 4(qy444