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NEWBERY MARKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. Meat................................. 7(gge. Shoulders .......................... 7o. Hams..-......... ................. 12 13 . Best Lard ........ .......... .@100. Best Molasses, new crop...... 600. Good Molasses..................... 25(a50c. Corn ................................ 50. Meal .......... ....................... 50. Hay........-....- - -............. 00 W heat Bran........................ $1.15 1st Patent Flour...-.......... $4 75 2nd Best Flour.................. $4.25 Strait Flour.. ----............... 4 00 Good Ord inary Flour...........63.00(3 75 Suga'....................... ... .... o Rice.................................... 5 810 Coffee------.-----.................... I 15c Cotton seed meal, per sack... O1.25. Loose Hulls, per cwt............ 30c. Country Producet Bntter, per lb .................... 1W&20c. Eggs, per dozen ................ 12@15c Chickens, each................... .K45250 Peas, per bushel....... ........ 75c. Corn, per busbel.. ......,....... 60c Oats, per busbel.............. 35()40c. Sweet potatoes .................50(a)t 00. Turkeys, per Ib ............(d) 8o. Fodder, per owt ............... 'l5490c. NEWBRItY COr'ON MAuKEr. (Corrected twice a week by J. W. Gary & Co;) January 20, 1901. Best...... ....................... 9o Telephono hub-orIbers Please add to your liml: McWbirter, C, store, No 3. Spearman, P G., r- sidence, No 09 Aull, L B., residence, No 107 Rhoden, DIYid, rosido-nce, No 131. And oblige-, 2t I W FLoyD. Call on ( H Cin f .r all kinds f Lumber, Siig, .!. D atnd S tb ily Just receivd 100 ' ns ligh Grad, Ferlilizers ge. our prie. wt will inakf it to your interest. E. M. EVANS & Co. t&f.tr We are entitled to your trade. We are the boys that have put the kiife in high prices. Purcell&Scott. t&f Towels. Table Linen, Dollies. Ete. Prices right N.-wherry Cash Store.2t Our Shopm cure corns all kinds and all sizes. Newberry C-sh Store. &f2; CEREOLI/TE-Top Dressing The Wonder Worker! For oats, wheat, corn, cotton and Vegitables. This Fertilzer has been used for years and will increase yeild from Fifty to One Hundred per eeLt. Apply to Summer Bros., Agents for Newberry County. The Home Fertz. Obem work's Baltimore-Md. ' t8t. Look out for Purcell and Scott's Prices. No matter what price you are quoted you will always find us lower. Purcell&Scott. t&f Hats to beat the band. Newberry Cash Store. i&f2t We are selling the beat second' pat. flour that is made at $3.85. Hurry up. Purceli&Scott. t&f H 'oks and Eyes 1o., Plns 1c., Braids 1c., Handkerchiefs 1e N., more rinm. Come and Bee the rest. Neiwberry Cash Store. t&f 2:, Dont pant at others' high price. We have Pants to sell at 25c. pair. .New berry Cash Store. f2 To the good farmers of Newberry, fre are youz friends. Don't buy until you see us. Purcell & Scott. t&f. 56 p'irs men's floe Shoes, 98e pair Newberry Cash Str~e. t&f 2t,. We are selling b,est corn at 60 ots per bushel. Purcell&Scott. t&f The prettiest a'is o n tspt -i4 t im t broidery and [asertingt ever sidetracked .in Newberry at the Newt,erry Cash Store. t&f 2t. 08 pairs Ladies' Patent Tip, Lace or Button, Shoes 693. pair. Newlierry Cash Store. t&f 2t We are selling best corn at 60 ct8. ~r bushel. Purcell&Sott. SMen's Suits from $249 to $9.08. Y'Bright, new and atylish, at the N w berry Cash Store. 2t,t&f Dwellinag Burned. J'On Friday ntight about 10:80 o'clock, 't.he d welling house of Mrs Jane Reedesr taear Gary's was destroyed by fire. The house was a two story frame building which has been standing for a number o~f years. The fire had made consider able head way before it was discovered, anid so rapidly did it burn that only a few articles of furniture were saved. There being no insurance Mrs Reeder's ~oss is a heavy one. l'he property de Setroyed is valued at about $1,500. -A PromInent ohdeng., Woman speaka. Prof. Roxa, Tyl'-r, of Chicago, Vice President Illinois W.,man's Allance, in speaking of Cough Remedy. says: 'I suffered with a severe cold tisi win 1'te' which threatened to run into pneu. .onia. I tried different remedies but Iseemed to griw worse and the -tildi -alne upset my stomaob. A frienid ad vised me to try Chamberiain's CYousrh aR Iemedy and I found it was p'eosant toi take and it reliev-d me at once. I ..m no31w entirely r)c3overed. saved a doctor's bill, time and suffering, and I will ~never be without t,his splendid medi ,ino again." For sale by W ii P"elham We have Trunks to sell Our rprie's Sre selling 'em. Newberry Cash Store. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Court convened yesterday. ()ol. W. H. Hunt, of Spartanburg, is in the city. Mr. John Cothran Is in the city at tending court. L. W Perrin, of Abboville, is in town attending court. Mr. P. J. Voss went to Greenwood on bufiuess this morning Miss Gladys B tykin, if Edgefield, Is visiting Mrs. B M. Dennis. Mr. J. U. M. Kinard went to Green ville last week on business. Capt. 0. E Hughes, of Columbia, is attending court here this week. Mrs. M. A ivans went to Columbla Friday and returt.ed yesterday. See Summer Broa' fertiliz-r ad. for vegetables in another column. In another column of this paper the Riser Millinery Co. offers bargains in hats. Mism Mayme Furg. rson, of Laurens, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. Z Wilson. Mr L A Ris Ar, whose headquarters are now in Columbia, is at home for a few days. Miss StsiF- Round(ree and Mr. Mack Monroe, t-f Laurets, are visiting at Mr. Bradley's. Mr J E Sondley, of R ickford, S. C , was in town last Friday and gave us a plea-nnt call. Nir David Copeland came I. yester day from St. Louis where he purchased a lot of fi -e Iules. Miss N-inie Pool, who is te4.ching at Chappells, spet Saturday an I Sunday with ti-r paren,. M68s- Nir-b mnd Had-v 0iNrrrali -f Beltl. -. a' vi-iting -heir cousin, M.s Wae r 1. livitt,er Ms Sophia Redus re,urn d yester day from a visit to her friend, Mrs. E. B. Weihur, of Gaffney. Miss Katherine Wells, -f Columbia, who has been the guesL of M es Alma Bishop, returned home est.erday. Mr. Richard swittenburg. - f Jalapa, has gone to Atlanta where he will take a course in the At lanta business col lege. Among the lawyers in a'tendance upon court are Vlessr-. J F. J. Cald well, of Greenwool; ' P Cothr,n, of Green ville, and C I Ramage, -f Saluda. The new school building that is ieing erected in West End when completed will be an ornament to the town. Let% h -ve another cotton mill and build up the town. Re-v R. A. Childs will hold the busi ness meeting of the flrst quart-rly coii ference (or the current year in Central church Friday i ight and preach in same church Suitday morning. Mr. 1. A. Hughes, of Clinton, was tho guest of Mr J H. Hair on Sunda). Mr. Hughes was the firRt Creat Sachem of the Imprivod Order of Red Men in South Carolina aid has been author ized by the present great Sachem. Steike , of Charleston, to go to Colum bia, where, on February 2nd he will organize a lodge having 65 charter maem thers. Messrs. J. II. Hair and S. G C,.rter will go down to ColumbIa and take part in the ceremonies. Such lit,tle pills -as DeWitt's Little Early Risers are ve'y easily taken, and they are wonderfully effective in cleans ing the liver and bowels. Gilder's Cor ner Drug Store. _2,2221 .s Vallencene and Tersche L4ee, b."ugi t cheap, h'ere it goes 1c. t-' 15c. yard New berry Casth Store. t& 2t. I3nrglary Attempted. Early on last Saturday night a robber got into Mr. C .T. Zo",ei's house, in' Heletna and was ransacking the house right along when Mrs. Perry heard the noi.ee, and making alarm the robber went out thr.tugh the window. Mr and Mr's Zoibal were at their store at t.he time. If troubled with a weak dig-'stin beleotlug,. sour stomach, or if you feel dull after eating. try (Chamb. rlii,'s Stomac.h and Liver Tabelets PrIce, 25e cents. Samples free at W. E Pethamn's d rug- store idvien of ii "nntemportery. Pho Atlanta News recommi udi that everyone drink m-,re watter Th at may lhe very good advice for Ati ant.a but it, won't go in South Carolina Phbe cry here is to deInk mnore disp,.nsary whis key so that the school ctildrenc can be better educated from the profits - Alken Journal and Rwv'ew.. Quality and not quant.it.y makes De Witt's Little Early RI-er'a such valuable lit,tle liver pills. Gilde-r's Corner Drug Store. A Cosy ntre. The interior of the Ewart-Pifer Co.'s store now presents as neat appearance as any in the city. It has been repainted and rearranged. They have a new line of shet, shirts, I ats, cravats, etc., which they are oftering at n ry, low prices. It would pa.v you in passingi to st,op long enough~ to glence at, t.heir windows and you will find themn ever ready to serve you on the inside. *100 Rteward 3100. The readers of this paper witi be pleased to lear , that, there Is at ce-ast one dreaedc dIs Ose that scence has bee - bie to eure in all its s' ages, and that Is ('atarr a Hail's Catarrh Curn' I the only positive ours known to the medical fraternit,y. Cat,Arrh being a co st tuti i.alt dis5-se, require- a ce,natitutionai treatmnent, lail'sOCatirrhe Cure Is taket In. trna I , acti.,gir icily upon "he blo 'd and nuncouse 'o fawcs of t he syst in, thereby sie atryn hefudto of the dteca .. and svig te at.en etregth by building up the eon tet utieon a d aiting nature in cing its work 1IThe proi,rietors hiave so mneh fithI in ht eur t, vi poW5ra, that, they offer Otis Hun= drned I)oitare for an canse teat it fatts to cito 5 Iend for list5 of testi'eonlats. Address F. J. UHREN A Y- A (.0., Toledo, 0 80'd b.y dru og-isa price 7110. hail', 'taat Pis are the best. rit1 . COL. W. II. IiUN' VANED. The Members of the Nowborry iptls Sullday Helsoof show 'rhAr A ppreciation of hin Hervices by Presenting Iim With a "teauliful Cane. On last Sunday afternoon a beautifu ivory handle sterling silver mounte( cane was presented by the Newberrq Baptist Sunday School to Mr. W. 11 Hunt. Mr 11ut was for the past olgh years supeintendtit of this school ant was Lonred and esteemed alike b3 ciftiers. teathors and scholars, and thei gave hm up with much regret when h decided to make his home in Spartan. ktrm. In fact, the whole communlt3 hate to see him leave. On the cane was inscribed: "Waltei I. Hunt, from Newberry Baptist Suti day Sk-hool, 1901." Mr. Jno M. Kinard, the new super Intendent, in presenting tlie cane tc Mr Euti, said: Dear Bro. luint: In behalf of th( Machers and oilleors and scholars (if the N--wberry Baptist Sunday School, I am c .missioned to give you t his cane as a slight token of our affection for you. Our observa'ion has always demon. strated that tho,4t- we love most we are most inclined t) cane at ti-nes, henec we cannot reI:.t this occasion and temptattioi to give you a good sound canieg for pla% ing truant and leaving our Sunday School. "Seriously, my brotber, your term ae superintendent of this school will ever be reckoned as one of the brightest pages elf its hisory, wh in sympathy, devotion and love lowa.da each othei reigned supreme--but above all i yearning d' sire in learn of Jesus aisd his ove charac erizea the entire sc',oll, I kniw I sPeak for the (1lcers, I knfw I sp,- k for tow teachers, I know I ,p. alk for evry seholar, when I sa.t we 10 , .ou You shall ever have our sympat hy a- d tender slicitude wherever you may be. And may the giver of all goid and perfect, gifts vouchsafe to you and youre long life and happiness and finally a g'orious translation to that heavenly homoisot made with hands eternal in the heavens, where there will be nc heart-ches and no partings " Mr. Iuiet wa- taken by surprise an( si-oke with much feeling In accepting the beautiful gift he said: "Brother Superintendent: I think I appreciate a gift, and especially thl gift from this school more than an.% thing that I could have received. Your statemei-t as the representative of thc school that I have their love and es teem is most gratifying to me. I car say wit,h all earnestness and truth thit every officer, teacher and scholar ir this school has the warmest place it my heart. I was superintendent ol ihis school for eight years They art eight of the happiest years of my lit and recently I have thought how mucl1 thete was in the old saying of the poet that parting is such sweet sorrow. With me it, only demonstrated and showed to me how much I did love thi school, and nobody will ever know h,w hard ttist parting was to me. I thank )-,u, Mr. Superintendent." The occasion was a pleasant and hap py one, and while they give up Mr., Hunt with so much regret, their sorrow~ at, parting osnly serves to draw the mem bers of the scho -1 closer to each other. IMo,wn to atoms. The old idea t hat, t,he body sometimes needs a powerful, drast,ic, purgative pill n,as been exp oded; for Dr. King's New Life Pills, which are perfectly hiarmil-ss, gently stimulase liv'er au bowels to expel poisotnous maltter cleanse the systema and absolutely c"re C'onstlpationi a'.d SIck Headache Ouily 22c. at, all druggists. 1-867 yds. Calico, bright and new 4.. Newberry Cash S ore. t&f 2. Dr. and MrR Thea, Johstnuni to Colebrare thir f in we dqpng Dr. and Mrs. Theo Johnstnei will entertain at, dinner this afternoot at fly' o'clock in celebratlin of the tent b' anniversary of their marriage. The guests will be the memhers o1 the immediate families and a fev In. tumate friends. I. Otrd,.es the Gotube Tlhe fame of Buacklen's Arnica Salve, as the bes' in the world, ex'ends rount the earth It's 'he one perfeic' heal. of (Curs, Corns, B arnas, BI uls's, sonres, S"alds, Bills, Ulcers. Felons, Anh..s Pains and ala Ski" Erupt ons. On Infallible Pile cure. 25e ~a b 'x at, a'l druggIsts. Big lot Ribbons, just, opened Pice less than ot,bs re. Newberry Ousd Store.t'2 A Newborrian L.actures at .rkei. There wilt be an en-ertainmetnt 0 more thin usual interes' at, tbe coarl house Saturday nigt, (to'rn,re"w) corn monoing at 8 o'clock. Dr. Jam -s P Kinard, of Winthrop colleg , will de liver a talk on Cu rope A year ago hi traveled over Scotlatnd, Engl>id ani the continenDt, and too,k a number o: views as he went. Slice returning h( has written what he sa and his lee ttare is highly spoken of '-y the teach ors who were at the summer s"ehool al Winthrop and endorsed by Presid ni D. B. Johns"n. The views have beet prepared for proj etion on canvass, ani the fine stereoptican belor-ging t< Winthrop college will be used. Noad, mission will be charged. The publia Is cordially Invited to he pres--nt. Yorkvile to. maten, .1 -n 25 Pepain prepamuatlons often f -11 to re lieve indig,.uron be'ca"se 'hey car disrest only~ albumIn,,ns fo dma T[hera is one prepalrationr that 'lgtes'- all clias se-' of food, 'and that It' Ku,dol Dvapeps (lire It cur 's the worst caq.-s o' In digestion and giv-ut ins'an' relIef, foi it d irests A hat yon oat Gilder's Cor nor Drug St,--re B'aek'AkIrts ready to wear, wet made, 48c. k4ew berry Cash Store. t&f 2 t A W011 Inown Vittizo of Hocty Ill PasseS Away in Columbit. Yesterd%y afternoon Mt Lucits Mc Intosh, of Sciety I1li, Darlingtor County, who had been brought hero ti undergo an operation at the Columbit hospital, died at that, institution. Mr. MoInt,)sh wa4 tt) uncle of ir F1. i. McInlosh and Dr. Mlntosh 0 this city. NIr McIntosh was born on Jiti% 7 845, and wasI I. b ; of \11' Jam II , and Mtrtha ",Il .iosh. He obt,ained his education principally at the K ing' %lount,ain Military Academy In July, 1803, he entered the army of Northern Virginia, in tivhe Third corpi. aid sur rondered at Al poima tax as first lieu tenant of Shutter's ba tery of artillery. After the war he entered tilt South Ca -olina college and took a course in t at institution. He has always been In6tilnent in azricultural cir"les in Ihis State. [It leaves soevn children to mourn his uln timl, end. Mr. McIntosh was a man of many lite qilities, and his death will be do pl .red by all who kacw him. The body will t day ho snt to S-eietv Hill for Intermnew.-The S!-e, Jan 28. M MIntosh was a brot.her of D .anes MIcIntosh of this city who was called to his bedside on rlday and wits with him when the end came. The Mother-'s Favorte. Chamberlait's Cotuth I,tmedy Is the mio-her's favorite. It is plhasant, ind -ae for children to take and alWa, H el e It Is Intend d espeiilally lor cmwhs. colds, cr op and whooping e tuh, and I- the best iiedicinte 11a10 f it hosueI dis- ases There is not t.he as- d-Inter. is iving it lo childre i for f n ills 11o opiun or other Injuriolsl; ruv and may bv viven ais confide.nt.ly o it nahi as to an adult, For sale by W. E Pelham. Coutiy Teach.-ra' Anseiclation. The f allowing is the programmo ar ranged for the next nectini of tho County Teachers' AssocIation, .eru' w.x 0 h: LitI-r)iIur- in the School ioom-Mrs. Rabt.. Wright. School Libraries-Mr. Sid ney Wtheeler. History of Educaticn- Prof Sligh l'ho o en miters desl rIng o oen tr u)oi the course of study adopted by the asso ttiition will be profited by listening to Prof Sligh's int roductory talk. iets Ont, of nu Increase of 1is P..nsion. A Mextean war ve'eran and lomin ent edit,or writ,es: "Seeing the adver .is(emlent of Chamberlain's Olie, holera and Diarrlioeit R.- medy, I am rw-minded that ns a t-o'dier en ivxieo in '47 and '48, 1 contraled Mexican diar eto-a and this remedy has kept Im from getting an increase in my pen -ion for on every renewal a dose of it, rest,sres me '' it is untqualled as ia quick cure for diarrhoer an-l is pliepsant and safe to t uke. For sale by W. E,. Pelham. ipsciat Ternm of Court, Convened Yvtirday. The special term of court which was ealled for January coonvened yesterday mornIng at ten o'clock wit,h Judge Jas. P Izlar presiding. Mr' J D. Camipbell, the -courteous and obligling stenograpere of Spartan 'eurg, is att bis acecustomed place caking down the peroceedinus. Mr John C Goggans, the newly elected clerk, is serving for his first time in that capacity and tuntnages af fairs in a way that would reflect, credit e)n an o!d band at the busIness The ot her court officials were at their post of uluty. -l'he first case called was that, of Me WVil KCihler against, Southe*rn Railw a fo)r dlamages. T[his case consumed the whole time of yesterday and all jurors who were not empanelled on1 it, wore excused until 10 o'clock this morning'. Persons who suff,-r fr. mn indiges Ion can not expect to live 'ong, beca nit' t hey cananot eat t.be food required to nourIsh the body anid the pr dueci.s. thle u'editiested foods they doeat, poison the blood. It. ise important to cure in digestion as soon as posi'le, and the hesi method of doing this ls -o rse the pr'eparaition known as K'no1 Dyspepsia Cu'e I dIuet s-s what you eat, andI r'e setor t tall -be elIxe'stIve organs to pe feet. health Gilder's Corner D)rug St.ore. M trried at Pro'perity, Jannatry 27, 1001, by J WV Blanton, Mr John N Wa ts a"d iiss Rebecca Iilhisor, all of N wberr., Counaty, The m'o'it.ed r'eputatioen for curIng pI'es, sores 'end skin dkse 'Ases nequird ii D) -W 't's Witch IIazel Salve, has led to :he making ot'worth less cont r feit l.- sitr" to we' reeev De:WI''s S elve. Gl der's ("''n .-'ug S't"r ThPe~ friends Of \les. Jno P' Ft-Ide'r nee i - IIl 01 B 'Il Like were i x pret'-4 lv st.o''k,d tand i'eved (I learn of her' di ath at her heome at, M'ooe'se, S C., on Suniday evenIng D'ath :s sad at' all i imes, bui when It comes, to one in t he bloomn of you 'ig woman hood, sujrouind d by all that nmk- i life '.o th lIvIng- a lovling bush-iid, 'end ain aged , -other-lt is dioubly sad. Mrs Fielder spent, her' ear liest years itn Newbe-rry, and hasi many fr'iende here whose symp athles gm ut to the sorrowing ones in this hour of afilecti,. The funeral.-rvices wIll be held at, h r hi -me ac. MIoore's thbs after. 00 . a. t w n'eloek ThlN .e a( e.tt re '- 1,'rge death raeea rt' O'e .' ild n r I cn a i vip nd l,ung troubl's Pr ml)' at'ion wil save t,he little- one- f'rm lhs- t.-rrlb'. dIls ' ases Wte k tew -f t) hii e a'ec e h.It - *- gIve inst,in' ri. et' Os One M1I ite "ouegh Cure. Ii can als-. h.. relIed u pon~ in grIpe"' and all throat and 'une troh. I l,'qof -iao a, Pl'em ., eo take Gidcru Corne~r Drug Store, 81U1'I11ERN HAM A NIW F:ST 1i,1IN, Wats Pult onl 41isil,y Jilnuttry 1-7ths 1001 1letwt,on Atlaiti anl tho East. A not her fast trtin to tho East, w.i put. oil tl Soiuthern lRail way Ilas, Sun 1 day. 1h, will be known a-; t.ho) "Atlantia and Now York Express." This is an o Itiv-ely new train andti In no wise fIot'. I hl presilt sehle-liles 4f the other toad Thlle o j-et wil. b - lo provide improved paits4ii ge r facilites it Ite several poilts be wo-ti At iita anid Charloi tIla ui hich thi- Intin stops, and at t ie saimle i lmo, rellove i he "Wash inglon aind southwest.orn m1111ited" of ho ivy express an't coltech travel which tihe train Inow handles. The now trin will be No. 31 ior'h bound andl(] 33 southboind. It wiil Ieavo A tlanta dt.iil at, welvo tweity (12 20) p. m. A,laita 1ime, onlit Lwt lty (1 20) 1p. Il E' stern time, twenty minties bvbhind tho Limuit,'d Stons will bo mW-. N >oro+., L,rfov.i. G tilivsvill., Ltua, t )4ml, Airi , I'oro, a, Wotn110n ster, S- Ca, -ntrtv,d, E_tsloy Green Ville, Grers, Spar allbri'g, G'illoy, Blacksburg, Kincs M ountain, Gast-nia, atl Lowell. A tarlitto vbmh the tti will aive at linm tell (9 10) p it. c,m114,11Ion will b - ill t Io wit it aL througn it W,r01n fl-oml (Iolu u11ia. P-tava mahl an-i Flovdi kh'elh reach -. W 's1ingto'l the n.I.x1. 11101nig t. 'l 55 a1 mit and N -w York II. 2 0-) p. mit Southb. und will leave New York a4 3 25 p. mll., WashiiLo - 9 N5 p 1ru and arriio in Cinrlot'ile 8 05 -. i , le tv Ing Charlot,te at, 8.20 it i. The tral in Will s u. 11 it I I tI s4m 1 s,atiolls soith. b mnd as No :11 noer-h-bound and will reotei Nthttitt a a. 3.315 p) m A latnta t,ilu.-, 4.35 p). ml Et s orn1 lrto. which,1 is t -v i l,v mniit t,o .e : ! i 1 of I,tl@ l.Ai i t,eti T1i-3 - V " ,tl1 .rt iln L ill S '1 1 j%t3st,qrnI Limi ed,' %Vlle-) 1. e p 40 relievo 1 of coach-t'avI-l by 1h, Exiess, will be mnad.- one of tlh- high st, ch1 passenger trains lin the c.ulltry. It will be a so ill trin o' PIltmin clars, with Diner att,ached. A !tnts of -iouthiern mtiwav will cherul ly furnish detaied inform intill) rot i ivt- ro tiis imrl)ve sorvice. W. I 'AYLoit. A. G. P. A. AManta, Jn 25. 1O91. Mt riIn a 41ich'4 Find(. "I was trioubb d for several yenrs with chl onic 111d igvs1ion and nqervous dobili Iv," writie It' J. G-Ceell, Of 1CLcIAS, N 11 , "No r nmldy helped me umilli I t) gan using I'llectrl Bilters, whieh (Ili Iml more Irood t1111n till the mll-di in s I vver used. They have als. kI.p myl% Wi L in exevilent, ba Il for- yta4 -Ie si 4 Electrie 11iI,ters ar ve just splendid for femile 1 roulble-; I h at, tbey are a grand tonic av,d Ir.ovit or' for wo-ak, unn down wo mn No ot.her mv. iville can take Its phn. 11 our f(4m111 y " 'Try thei-m. - iy 5o.Satisfact,ion guar iint,ved byt all druggi-ts. Tim best InIe( bloym' Knoe Hilits liver st)Inmed Out. from 1.i.timort., 08C suit, till siz s, 5 to 16 Newberry ('ash St,or. t&f 2t, We are Rlling i ho boht pat ont flour on oarth it $4-.30. Coio quick. t&f PureolI&Scott. Dloti froini Mt. P'hiIps. Wo atzain hear11 te soundfl( of the axe, prepar11ing1 for'1 more1'4 ten cenit. cot.on. Wec art' e)xpectin'g 1o have ai da4ily mall b. fore lonig. If so thIs will 4add( muchi to tihe p)rosperity of our littleI town11, Kalula11; and we areo expict.hr g somelI new.' enterp)rises, inl the meCun0i4 t.ile buineICss. It is withi ph1-asure'l thlat I think of my1 0111 schoolmates1.0 who 111a'4v.- gone Oilt ini ' t he wr d (1 fi0 h t1..1he hat.t,e of li fe I will give a shor'i ske'ch of Ihe grm .tI Iis.ilt.u ion at (Ce.dai SprIingsK I rcc h,. d a ett.-r a1 few weeks age. and1 It satetd t hat thire' were th .rty-se'ven blind1( 14up1's on the ioll and tht Prof W L. W4kr had re1( si gned, and Is now pra.c 41e4ng latw in. .S,artanbuiV, at44d that11 \l rs. TPh- mps ~NllIs 11il1ing his 44lace. I w Ish i be dear' o4d instituti much sucO cess. M r. HBen. flalf-icre gave the you. g poophe of ourii commu1init,y at dance a f. w e've*nnus ago), whIch wase4J j .yed by all. Mr' Ja'i R d1i is hiving a .vell dug, which will addI mn t,o the con ventienc' (It hitl 'ow home44(. M.llss A nse M e nin, of Md i bln'on, is vls1n. at Lb r'esidenfce o4 M--. W. D. Unif1 acre Miss Nancy Lominlick Is the guest~ at Again (he wedding bells have been rIngIng in our maid-4; this time at t,be home of the bri's fat,her', Mr. II. C. Suber, when (In 14as t abath, his8eldest daughtelr, Miss Lui'a1, wats happily mar r'Ied mi Mr Er'nest. Oxncr. To--. 'rIdlai i1.ety w 's a" follows: Md M dr m O411x11- r with M~ tes aggie I ri [Ragh Wils.n withI MIss Mamio LoIme 4114k. M Clarence Sligh with Miss LeclIa M -. IIl Ipton~ Sense with MIss Bliddle Rt af -l'he.4 cere'mony ' as beautl'uIly ron tr) h Rev. D) P. lloyd. ,Jem 26.. Skirts MI trcerized, Oil my I Only $1 49 10 hiL fC omo quick. New bo ry -Caxsh S ore. 2t,t&f Bed( M,preads 11 4, othe'rs have 'em, wet -ol11 01urs ati 94c N- wherr (Cash Store. 2lt&f CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Sirely 1God Rpecially loves that wo an to whomn flit has givon t 0180 of humor. Nil'itIv trI*V1tons have had the expc. rienvo o M I '.ae Shan, Nof Nel II N'ratfoid, N 1i , w o says , * - ie ar I Iull 1ri1d0 tortur fro (I i 1ho-i lij ! tiosl, hi Kodel i) sNiaait ('ur 11111e ia Well man'm f mII.. " 1' diL,(ss what, you e -t Itted i s ia rtair en ' (or dysilepsial it"d - V.-ey for,1 41 m llwl s'o uth ro lel. It. ai% V- rli a it o I IV n In tile Worst ("I.I.. kand elain hII-1 bit do xc,t good. Gld -1r's Dr )rilt Store. A man ainy likon whisliey straight, buit a woman is more coneornod abou(1t a lhat st raaight. The i mo-1st 8 1t,a1IL, l in't ii_, anld aLa t.septie 11l i atio . v;-i led is De Wi, 's WNI I th I aI zeit i.t vo It reli(4e aLt once antd cuir's piles, .'orvq, VcZO'm1a amid Sk il isVaIsI , I i.1war0 oaf ititatlions. ( ilder's ('orner )rw st ore. Tho molo wia y to v-sa po adiverst eritivitm is to got i self wallewd IsIp. No moro mortal can pleaso every body. It 1Mazzts alit World. No i1scover% inI midili inmn ever ereate-d one qatr o,f th xi' xeiilnIlt Ithaitt I haSi b 'see8n sd hv 1)r. RK111n2's Now Disco, er.y for C'instimptifin It.' sev. rest It's's ialeve beel oi n holleless viet.-ns of ( 'lnsullition, lineumaiaollia, lilmorri'age, I'll-Irisy and ironchitis, thosan!ds ol'wh om1 it, la- Is'8tore'td to perfeet heIalth. Veer (oj'llgs, C'olds, AS1.hma, I 'r'1tp. ia Fevri, lloare ssies ain't Whopilg C)-olh it. is Ihe quick '. stiurest euare in A world. I t is sold by al0 dru'sts who uratlI e aitiie .ti or- rvfu l- moniey. l.aare bottles 60c. atndI $1 00 1 ral bttltes free. The Riser Millinery Company Have everything ar ranged in their new store, so that they can serve their customers. They are selling their entire stock at and be low cost in order to make room for the new Spring Goods before the season opens. WORTHY Your Notice! . It is a fact that we are selling our stock of Art Squares UISOLUTELVT IT COST! Uncle Sam's souvenirs will go a long way in our store now. Pay you to look into this. R.YV.LEAVELL NOTI! E. Rua Ssell's mp1)ve ( prol1)01a ic big bo 1) Sotaon Seed fo" sale. as follows: Iii teni haushil lots 40c pi'r buIshli, and Iin smaLler' quanit.ities 50c. per bushel. L".rty boils saf this cotlson will w ig h a pound, atsd It wvill third Itself. I hiavi kept thi' saeed pe fectly purn. AUDITJR'S 6TCE. I ORt AN AU I'IlIRaZEDI AGEN I will he at tile folltowisig pla' named below for' the p)urpose of tskingi re&turin'4 of perslonal lpoperty for th. ver1901. " Prosperl ly. "i 29t hi & 30'h aind at Newberry until February 20) h. a t.otr which timae the latw a.q uures a penalty of 50 pert cenit to be added. All not' s anad aaortgatges and m aono.3 are tatxahte, and persoins b~ oCee the 'ages of '21 anad 610 years are liatble to pol (t.x un5le88ss xemp)t by tow. The lass pr'ovidesO. aI-o, for an income tax oP gr'oss inicomsen of 82,500 and upwaards No Htat etCif of prIoper'ty scut, in wil bie receivedl unless made on proipra blank, and swornf to by party mnaking( same. All patrties 're requj(ired1 by law t( elive number of S.-hoal DI)str-et in whicha they resIde. W. U. CItOMER, AudItor Nowh'rry ('o . 8 I'dministrator's Sale of ,Personalty. *'U)IJt 'U AN I' 'tl Oi0I.FDIR OF C.. ouart we willI sel'l at, tbe late resl d ract of Jact's " . Itu'sseit, deceased, Is hi' Towni oft newb- rrv, 8. C., on FrI day, the first day of Ioarei.laay. 1901, thi per'1sonal praoperUty of saId dtceaseQd cotn a4Istingy of houssihold and kitchen fur'nl tore, &c. Tcs'ms of Sale---Cash. F'ANNIlC R IUSSELLI, IR I1 RtUSELL, A dm'x and Ad m'r of .Jacob S. Russel)1, decased. THE NEwBERRY Land aiid Security Co. WILLJ IIUV AND REIL Notes, Bonds and Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds and -I eal Estate. 0. B3. MAYER, President. JNsO. M. KINARID. te0. arid 'f6ro. TIl l. lXPlAN ATION of ot wu'te-.-s i) shou sefilv, li 8 In li e faet iht Iwe IIb, asq. our tt ons Our M 12' Sh0 s i'e Of ihe. lin. ot and best l . 11, h olio gh.% t )nit (d and sea 0n1i'd T1The solvs 1re s() tough that t wil out wear 1 wo IO"d In ary payIrH. l u p111Itrs, while so fi nd pliable, will last its long ats Ihe Sol' s The "118011oso11n" IS iL s a wonder In that it vomlinIes s 1 al a lit,.% for so lit tle 1nony. You 111y pav $5.00 but, i w 1 niot b any better thati the It -smarit." Try them once and bo We iive an Immense Stock of Ladies' Misses' and Children's Shoes li ar Ila-1i Way 11) in) (Iuality but quito I w in prie. TI-y 0s oni Shoes S. J. WOOTEN. Noim,sSewing Rgse adLiffillQs CI&GeSe m or Cos Notions! Notions! Hosiory, llandkorehiofs, corsotA, 0lovos, Linings and Trimmings. 'ho bet iHosiery anid most of it! 'ho )psc autndkrcicift an(d most of thom! Th1o bes Corsotts and most, of them! rho best Glove and most of them! 011io and toc 118. 6, & ~S VOIRCO. T HE Nifor Co. Have just re-u ceived a new lot of MEN'S BOYS' and LADIES' SHOES. A nobby line of Negligee Shirts. A nobby line of Soft and Stiff Hats, Cravats, etc. Ewortiler Co.