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NEWBERRY MAIKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Frida by Summer Bros. M eat...................... .. .......,, 7@8 Shoulders ...................... . 74 H am s ............................ l 2 13< Best Lard ............... ........... 9 10( Best Molasses, new crop...... 60< Good Molasses..................... 25(a50 C orn ................................... 65< M eal........., ..................... 65< H ay ................................. 90( W heat Branr........................ $1.11 Ist Patent Floaur.................. $4.7 2nd Best Flour................... $4.2. Strait Flour........................ $4.0( Good Ordinary Flour...........$3.00(73. U Sugar ....................... ......... 6(s " R icO.................................,. 8' Coffee................................. i0 4 15( Cotton seed meal, per gack... $1.. Loose Hulls, per cwt.......... ...30< Country Produce, Butter, per lb ..................... 15(4 20c. Eggs, per dozen ........... 12a)15c. Chickers, ecah............. 15(5c. Peas, per bushel...... ....... 75c. Corn, per bushel................. 60c. Oats, pe bushel............ 35 40c. Sweet po atoes .............. 5 60c. Turkeys, per lb ................ 6 8C. Fodder, per cwt ................. 'a90o. NEWISERiIY COTTON MARKET. (Coriected Lwico a week by J. W. Gary & Co; February 12, 1001. Best......... ....... ........ 9}c Just received 100 tons High Gradi Fertilizers, get our prices, we will nak( It to your interest. E. M. EVANS & CO. t&f.tf. Telephone Subscribers. Please add to your list: W. H. Shelly, Residence, No 13 Geo. McWhIrter, Store, " 81 Newberry Knitting Mill, " 2 Boyd. F. M. Supt. Residence, " 1 Bouknight. S. K. Residence, " ( 2 and oblige, L. W. FLOYD. - or Sale. Second hand Piano, used some bul always kept in order. For pai-ticular, apply at this office. X t&f 4t The*'ensiou- Board. We have been requested to state that the county pension board will hold itE last meeting on next Monday, 18 h inst This will be the last chance for appli cants to file their applications. Reports show a greatly increased death rate from throat and lung trou bles, due to the prevalence of croup, pneumonia and grippe. We advise the use of One Minute Cough Cure in all of these difficulties. It is the ouly harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Children like it. Gilder's Corner Drug Store. Look out for Purcell & Scott's Prices. No matter what price you are quoted you will always find us lower, Purcell&Scott Found Dead. Geo. Simms, colored, was found dead in his bed Sunday morning. He was living on Mr. M. A. Carlisle's place seven miles from town and had been in ill health for some time. Coroner Lind say investigated the case on Sun2ay and pronounced it death from natural causes. It Girdles ihe fGoe. The fame of Bucklen's Arnlea Salve, as the best in the world, extends round the earth. It's the one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns, B ulses, Sores, Scalds, .Boils, Ulcers. Felons, Aches, Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only infallible Pile eure. 25c. a box at all druggists. Car load Trunks, Bae's and Suit cases just received at Wooten's. tf C E/R EOLI 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 cent, Apply to Summner Bros., Agents for Newberry County. The Home Fertz. Chem work's Baltimore Md. t8L. State Sunday-School Convention. The Charleston and Western Caro lina Railway beg to announce that dn account of State Sunday-school Conven tion, Newberry, S. C., February 25th to 2'lth. Round t rip tiokets will be sold from all their coupon stations to New *be--y at reduced rates. ?.ocal agents will he instructed to sell ., to Laurens where passengers can re purchase tickets at reduced rates. Tickets will be on sale February 24th, 25th and 26th, with final return limit February 26th, 1901. Fast and convenient schedules from S partanburg, Greenville and interme diate points. Direct, through train from Greenville. Ask for your tickets to Newberry on -this occasion, via the C. & W. C. Rail way.- W. J. CRAIG,. Gen. Pass. Agent. It Dazsels the World. * No discovery in medicine has ever ereated one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by Dr. Ring's New Discovery for Consumption. It's *severest tests have been on hopeless victimu of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands of whom it has' restored to perfect health. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay, Fever, HOst.eness andpWhooping Cough bit ia the quick. e#t, 'Surest cure in the world. Xt is sold *- byAll druggists who guaranutee satisfac C00, and $1.00 Trial bottles free. Mackintosh Cape Coats, Men's 98o., *oy# 88d., at Wooten's. t. VABIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. See contract to let. See Master's advertleements. The criminal court will convene on next Monday. Y The jury for the second week of court appears in another column. Postmaster Fair Is out again after a week's confluement with the "glip." Mr. John Scott spent a few da.%; in Columbia the latter part of last week. Mrs. E. 11. Aull has returned from a weeks' stay at the Governor's mansion. Sheriff Buford has twelve or, tlirteen prisoners to be tried at the coming ses sion of court. Mr. Claude Grenekar, of Charleston, . was in the city for a short stay the first of this week. lMr. Jno. W. Taylor and his daugh tor, Miss Leslie. came up from Colum bia yesterday. Mrs. S. B. Aull, of Jalapa, left yes terday for Philadelphia, where she will spend a few weeks. Dr. M. A. Renwick is at home again after a visit to his sister, Mrs. J. 1,. Erwin, of Spartanburg. Mr. J. J. Langford bought a fine head of twenty-six cattle from Dr. Rt. C. Car lisle one day last week. Mr Joe Wright Is spending some time with relatives in Newberry. JohnsLon Monitor, February, 6. Miss Juanita Schumpert is spending some time in Columbia with her father, Sergeant-at-arms J. F Schumpert. Engineer Graham of the C., N. & L. had his hand mashed painfully at Pros perity on Saturday by the altr brakes. Mr. Guy Daniels, of Newberry, stopp ed over in town a while Sunday on his way to Union -Laurens News, Febru ary, 7th. The time for the payment of taxes will expire on the last day of the pres ent month. Treasurer Boyd has a large amount yet to collect. Miss Comings Cromer, who has been visiting at Kinards, returned to the home of her father, Mr. Jno. A. Cromer, in the county yesterday. Mr. H. K. Biats, who has been in Co lumbia for the past two months learn ing to operate a linotype machine, is at home on a few days' visit. Mrs. J. B. Fellers stopped over with her sister, 'Mrs. U. E. Todd, Saturday on her return from a visit to her broth er, Dr. Sheldon, of Pickens. Thursday of this week will be St. Valentine's day, and many a heart yill be made glad by some sweet sentiment from an unknown (?) sender. Auditor Cromer calls on all who have not. yet made their returns to do so at once. After the 20th instant the 50 per ceat. penalty will be attached. Rev. Y. von A Riser, of Etheridge, S. C., is visiting in the city. He is ac. companied by Mr. J. L. Etheridge, of Augusta, who Is a "Knight of the grip." Mrs. - Turnipseed, Mrs. George Johnstone and Dr. G. B. Caldwell left last week for a pleasure trip through Cuba. Mrs. M. C. Caldwell accompa nied t,hem as far as Tampa, Fla , and wvili visit relatives in that State. T1he two pretty and vivacious M isses F?urmian-after a dehilihtful month among relatives in Greenville, New berry and at oremson College-have returned to Edgefield and to their aunt, Mrs. Charlotte Grierard -Edgefild Chronicle. February, 7th. Dr. Jno. M. Sense, of Little Mountain, has just returned from Baltimore and other northern cities where he went to recuperate and at the same time study in the hospitals and thus the better fit himself for the practice of his profee sion. The cause of the fire alarm Saturday morning was the explosion ot, or the igniting of some waste oil in the base ment at the Carolina Manufacturing Company. The department responded promptly, but employees had the fire extinguished before the fire laddies ar rived. - Damage none. "Farmer's Guide," is the name of a book, and as its title indicates, is a guide to farmers in the cultivation of all crops typical to America. This book is handsomely bound, profusely illustrated, and every farmer should have it in his library. It can be had without charge from the German Kali Works of 193 ,Nassau St., New York City, N. Y. Wanted to I5ent. For use in the meeting of the State Sunday-school Conven tion, Februaary 25-27, one Upright Piano; also one Chapel Organ of considerable power with sub bass and octave coupler. Call at once on t&f 2t W. F, PJELHaAM. Ch airmman The State Volunteer Fireuren's Aseso clation will hold,their annual'firomen 's touramemmt in Maj, and the Executive Committe' La debating the question wh'ether to hold it inCUolumbiaor New berry. Let -lewberry get it by all means. We have the water pressure, we have the firemen, we have the en thusiasm, and we j6st nmust ra;{se the money and get the tournament. A powerful engine cannot be run with a weak boiler, and we can't keep up the strain of an activ- lire with a weak stomack; neither can we stop the human machine to make repairs. If the stomach cannot digest egough food to keep the body strong, such a prepa ration as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure should be used. 1t digests what y'ountand it simply can't help but do you good. Gilder's Cor ner Drug Store. We are enititled to your trade. We .are the boys that have put the knife in high prices. Purcell&Scott. THE COMPOSER OF SUNDAY SCHOOL SONUS. To Attond State Munday School ConveutIon tero February 14517. PROP. P". 0. FXC.1L,1. Mr Editor- I hand you cut, of Prof. E. 0. Excell, of Chicago, the composer of Sunday-sclIQ01 songs, wiho will at tend the Stale Sunday-school Conven tion to meet in Newberry February 25-27, and who will lead the music on that occasion. A great treat is in store for the lovers of religious music, as Prof. Exceli is known all over our couin try as a musician with a voice of won derful power and attractive influence. For your next issue I will furnish to you half tones of Prof. lowill, M rs. Howill, Mr. Lawrance and .Lrof. Spil mran, all of whom compose the great International party who will visit us and take part in theconvention. The books to be used in the conven tion will be "Make His Praise Glori ous," by Prof. Exeell. W. E. PII:AM, Chim1an. Strikes a ItIch Find. "I was troubled for several years with hronic indigestion and nervous debili 'y," writes 1F. J. Green, of Lancaster, N H., "No remnedy helped imie Until I began using Electric lIitters, which lid ma more good than all the medi -ines I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are just iplendid for female troubles; that, they tre a grand tonic and ir.vigorator for veak, rurr down woien. No other med cine can take its place in our family." Pry them. Only 50c. Satisfaction guar %nteed by all druggists. Jurors for Mecond Wok. The following persons were drawn resterday morning to serve as jurors at he second week of court, which will on the 25th Inst.: Joe W. Epting. Wiley Stockman. J. M. Richardson. Thos. E. Hentz. Herbert 13. McGraw. Enos G. Counts. R L Schiunpert. T. Gary Ilawk!np. Thos. A. Epting. J, M. Johnstone, Perry IH. Kinard. M. M. Dickert. Luke M. Nichols. Jno. W. Davis. Williiam B. Oxner. Walter I. Counts. Jacob E. Sease. J. A. Felker. Drayton B. Cook. W. Job llent. Jacob C. Leltzsey. Thos. P. A dams. John W. Earhardt. W. F. Enlowv. J- Hannibal Alew Inc. Rtobt. M. Taylor. Berry .1. Rlkard. Thos. E. Eison. M. Alan Count,s. Gee. Lenm Wise. W M. JAelghley. L. Irenius Epting. Robt. T Boland. Hayne H. Abrams. Bloykin Berley. Luther M. Long. The claim of other cough medicines o be as good as Chamberlain's are mffectually set rest in the following tes imonial of Mr. C. D. Glass, an em >Ioye of Bartlett & Dennis Co , Gardi mer, Me. Hie says: "I had kept add ng to a cold and cough in the winter if 1897, trying every cough medicine I ieard of without permanent help, umil me day I was in the drug store of Mr. [lonlehan and lhe advised me to try Jhamberlain's Cough Remedy and of ered to pay back my money if [ was not eured.' My lungs and ronchial tubes were very sore at ~his time, but I was completely sured by this remedy, and have since !'ways turned to It when I got a cold, nd soon find relief. I also recommend .1 to my friends and am glad to say it .8 the best of all cough medicines." For male by W. E. Pelham. Death of Mr. Z. L Whit. Mr. Z. L. While, known by every body In Newberry County as "Uncle ded," died at the residence of his son in-law, Mr. R. C. Williams, this morn ng at 5 o'clock, after anm illness of a ew weeks. We learn of his death just hs we are ready to go to press with this paper, and as "Uncle Zed" desorves miore than a mere passing notice, we nope to be able to give a more extended )ne ln'our next paper. The funeral services will be held at the residence of Mr. R. C. Williams, o>morrow, Wednesday morning, at 10 )'clock, interment immediately after wards at Rosemont cemetery. Ifow's This? Wer offer One HI'mdred Dollars Rowardl for any ease of Cdaar h that can not be cured by [Jal's Cata- rhm Cure. 9. J. CIIE NEY & CO., Props,Toledo,O. We the underslgned hmavo known P. J.'Chi' ney for the last 15 years, and believe him prfectly~' honorbein all business transac tin n iancially able so carry cut any obligations maade by their firm. WESTA rRUrAx WholealslDruaggets,Toledlo 0. WALDING, KINNAN & MARIvIS Wholesale Druuglute,Tedco. hulo HlaI%sCAtarrh Cure Is takeni internally., act ing direotiy upon the blood and mucous sur races of the system. P'rico 15, per bottle. dbyal rnglta TestImonIals free. al'Fam h Pls are the best. THIE DISPISNSI(AY INSPECTOt. Ito VlsIts tho Newb)irry Iispeniary ti Con,piin,ents I he l ot ttl ipener. Geo. S. hMcCravy, lEst., State Dispen sary i t1speetor, was in Newberry onl Saturday last, for the purpose of check ing u p the books and stock of Co'lnty Dispenl-ler Mayer. Mr atyer had everything in shape It 0 o ntly kCept that Nir. AlcCravy was only a short, while in checking hiin up, and was outspoken in his prailso and commendation of oui dispenser and tihe manner in which lie kept the business, stating that in all Ihis iotunds over the ent;re State, no dispenswr had given him its little trouble as Mi. Mayer. Under the new systei of bookkeeping adopted by the State dispensary t - thorities, the matter of checking tip is most exacting, showinlg to a cent the aiount, of stock, cash, etc., on hand the county dispensers being required to render it report at the end of eacit week. Mr, MeCravy hits many friends in Newberry. Hie is the ex-sherillf of Laurens and is at iost, pleasant and agreceable gentleman. As dispensary lispector he is kVpt cottinutally on the go, having to inspect six each week. For the weakness and prost.ration following grippe there is nothing so prompt and cflective as one Minute Cougli Cure. This preparation is high ly endorsed as an infailing remedy for al throat and lung troubles and its ear ly use prevents conlsumtl)ion. It was iade to cure quickly. Gilder's Co' net' Drug Store. A CompulImeit, to Aai-rato Ulitippll. Mr. Elditor: in The News you sy the city of Charleston, with 10,OU ) t gro loafers, needs a mtagistrate li1 John Henry Chappell. Who is Jolh UP1enry ChapL))I? A. 1; lIe is a Newberry magi-strate who he lieves in the divine injunction that if i man will not work lie shall not eat, and carries out the doetrine by sending to the chilngang every loafer' who cln not show that lie has some imeans if tin honest livelihood.--Greenville News, 10th. There is certainly no rubbing out the point that Newberry has in Magistrate Chappell the right man In the right place, and many other cities and towns would do well to put, such men In like offievs. if his hands are anyway up held by the proper- authorities he fails not In what lie considers his diluty in keeping our streets fece from negro loafers and vagrants. Long ittay Chap. pell's banner wave Like bad dollars, all counterfei(s of DeWitt's Witch 11tizel Salve are worth less. Tihe original quickly cures piles, sores and all skin diseases. Gilder's Corner Drug Store. To the good farmers I Newberry we are your friends. Don't buy until you see us. Purcell&Scott. There Is no end to the rings a woman wears. The older a lamb grow:~ the more sheep)ish lhe becomes. lie sure you ir.re right-t,hen pause a moment for r'eCtion. Wise Is the girl who fears a man moore than she does a mouse. Persons who can not take ordinary pills find it a pleasure to take DeWitt,'s Little D)arly Risers. They are the best little liver 1)ills ever made. Gilder's Corner Drug Store. To Prepare Manuscript. Write upon pages of' a single slze; Cross your t's and neatly dot ycur l's. On one side only let your lines lbe seen Both sides filled up announce a verdant, grecn. Correct-yes, eor'rect-al i that you write, And let your Ink be black, your paper whIte, For spongy foolscap of a muddy blue Hetrays a mind of the same dismal hue, Punct,uate carefully, for on thIs score Nothing proclaims a pract,ical writer more. Then send it off, and, lest It "merits lack, E'close a stampj with which to send It hack; But first, pay all the postage in it,, t.oo, For,i editors look blank on '"3 cents due," And murmur, as they run the ef.usion o'er, "A shabby fellow andi a wretched bore!" Yet, ere It goes, take of It a copy clean. Writers should own a copying machIne; Little they know the time that's spent and care lin hunting "copy" vanished-who knows where? Bear this in mlind. observe It to the Andi you shall make the editor your friend. -Th'le PhiladelphIa Method let. Millions of people are familiar with D,-'Wit's Lit,tle iEarly flisers and those wvho use t.hem find them to be famous little liver p)11ls. Nevycr gripe. GIl der's Corner D)rug Store. UnrulIled. "Say, you," criedI tho victim in the crowded trolly car, glaring up at the transgressor, "my feet are not made to stand on." "That's so," replied the other pleasantly. "Youj don't nood'em for that while you've got a seat, do you ?" -Philadelphia Press. When you want a physic t,hat Is mIld andI gentle, easy to take and pleisant In effect use Chamberlain's St,omach and Liver Tablet,s. Prite 25 cents. Samples free. ECvery box guaranteed. 'or ale i by W. I, lahm. TILIMAN I)EFIES TIl" I.owor Mous. I)eclarem That Ito will ioltil p all l'isionl 1illi eeaiso of Action It% tho floitie, I Special to the Atlanta News.i Washingtonl, Feb. 9.-'-1 swear by the Almnighty God that I will never hereafter permit atiotlter peision I)ill to be uniani mlosly considered by Oit selate, 11titil an old veterai, for wm-110t I have labored for ears to seenre jlstice, Is received attention'," So shotted iNI r. Tilliliall, of .ouitl CIro Hina, dulring, thle con sidclat ion of the( pt ivate pension bill ill the Sellate today. lie had been unable to get a favorable consideration friti the houmse comnittee on pensioils of a bill for a Mexie:1 vet eran, aged seventy years, who, in IS'-, had his arIn shot ofT while in charge of' a battery. " he house Ias absolutelv refused to act time and tilme again. Sectional ,lif ferences is tile cause," shouted Ir-. Till lail, "Is the war over or is it not? I wanlt it kilown. it is inlfatious that .1 1inia 1 who fought tiler tha Stars aill Stripes e:atnot get justice after a h.ipse of fifty years." The bill un11der coiisidet at itn was passed and tile Iaval appropriation hill - was called up, whet Mr'. Tlitian spoke again. MIr. Chaildler raised thle poit tha.t the Seniator froml South Carolina w.as out of order, fil(d that the Seitate colubtl not pass lilnoticed sutch a severe assalt u1poni the house 'otutn11ittee. Ir. Tillman took issue with Senator Chandler, calliig attention to the bitter attack that Mr. Chandler had receitly lade in tile liscussionl ol tle subsidy hil), ott how tile lhouse had :conilcted The greatet, danger froni colds alld Ia grip)1R! is t.hvi' reSlt,ing inl )eumCtIIjo iain. I f reasonablo care is used. how ever, and ( Chumbeirlaiu's Cough il eme dy taken, a' liatnger will he avoided. I t. will cure i cold or. an aItack of Ia glil)pe inl Iess imte tIan atny othler- tirelt. met I.. It is plelsanti and safe to take. Fl. sale by W 1E, Pelh aml. Lower Prosperity Nevm. Mr. Edltor and fond readers of The Iierald and News, as it has been quite a while sinen my last comuiniicationl appeared, I will endeavor to come bc fore tle pu)IbliC a11ain 1. I r. Pinkney Cook, of t le city of Co lum)bia, om up il I slhIt, visit to his parents Suindav last, I'etutirni ng on tle -10 o'clock train Sunday ight. Well, Jiay Bird, 1 asked Mr. Thos. ). Anmick about that, visit, he made down in dear old Lexingt,on, he says there could hardly be a clique in it, that it, is bad enoughi it mat can't, go to sec Ils kin without there being a clique in it. Mirs. Mar-y K rell, of lear tirlitwell, visited relatives and friends ill this commiuity last week. I r. C. S. Nichols and famil y, accom panied by his mother, visited Mr. Z. E. Anick's family last Sunday evenirg. There was a certain young man from the opposite side of Prosperity who caime down In this community to see his best. girl last Sunday night, and after' putttintg hiis imiule in the stable, he wcnt, to the eib to gct sonme corn for his mule, and while getting the corn he broke through the floor and could not get out',. Then he called tile girl: Oh! Mi iss -, S weet Mi iss ----- please coime and hellp me out of this notorious trap. For' furt her in formation just, ask Skelter about It and he will tell you. I am glad to say, Mr. IEditor, that, you are gett,ing out one of the bright est, papers in tihe county, carrying the very latest neCws t,o its readers; aind again I'm glad to sec so mnany new cor' respondents added to your list.. Allow mec to say, gooll luck to you all. MI r. and Mrs. 1Hach1man Cromer' vis Ited Mr'. Marcus Lester's family last, Bunday. Miss lola Taylor visited 1her brother 's Mr. J. B. T1aylor's family, of ight,woll section last week. I'm sorry that the smallpox have madc their app)ear'ance In the county. Thle near'est,-reported is as follows: MI r'. i3urr CJonnelly's little child has them, or has been rep)ort.ed so, aind MIr. MIerk. Liedenbau'gh's .son, who has been oIlf at, bend ing college, lhas t hem, so tihe r'epot). Why not make vaccination compulsor'y l,1l over the State, town and county to priov'ent, the dliease fr'om spr'ead ing any fur'tber. S3oimethlig wvill have to1 he [loneo. Messrs. D). 1'. Adams and I,. J1. Cro mer' weint 01n1a hunting expeditIon and their luck was somewhat, better than1f Messr8. 1). l'. Adams, .J. I). Tayloir, C S Nichols and TP. D). A ilck's as they got, 50om1 game, and be-sides, neOver got, shl alt by ai my.sterions glun, as Jay Hirid says. A young man mtade a call onl his best girl near this c.,mnmunit,y last Sunday night, and was afraid to go home t,hai night, s(o ho declined( the 111ea and spent. the night with her'. ilraec up, Id boy. A sk Id M. ahout. it, for sure. On last l?riday night some tief or t,hieves went into Moseley Bro's. st.ore. It seemed thatt, the thilef wantedl chew Ing tobacco, shoes and cr'acker's. We hope they will soon l)e caught and sent to the chain gang. Next Trhur'sday Is St. Vatlentine's day. Look out, boys, or youi will be fooled, sure. Mr. H. D). Taylor, of Laexingt,on County, visited M r. '/. E. A mick's last Sunday. Mr. J. Willl Taylor Spent last Sunday wit.h Mr. George St.ockman's family. 1 will close by wi.shing you, Mr. Ed tor, and your staff mulch success. Your obedient friend, T. Prosperity, S. C , F'eb. l1, 1901. There is always danger in using coun terfeits of DecWlti 's Wiltch Huazel Salve. Th'le original is a safe andl certain cure foir piles. It, is a soothilng and healing salve for sores anid all skin diseases. Gilder's Corner D)rug Store. A I INT TO T1ilN FARAMI'its. vit h n vi nt Lem's Vo(tta anld Italteo 1lu,' StippiIn ianl IItVo Proop(erity atid itres Mir. I ddItor: I sek that Mr. Nelt. lioliles is, or was at this writingz in Washingto, on lis way to New York. It soviees that Mr. inlilhes has in somie Ileg'ree thrown his influlnen0 with 0he liars, its indicitted by his giving pub licity to h!' oplinionl that, there will 1-e a larger Ier. devoted ti t.e production of vot,to t his yeal thain for Several preceding years. 'Surely the farimers will tilke the hint given by the past two years, atid rosist the telnptationi to put in a large cotton crop, this entailing al extria Itoltilt of lthor at less rIoh 1%. llowever, thi. nuay be, lt those Vho CbOe devd t theV0 ir energy to the raising an itnnetise coit ton crop, those who Inake sure of raisi Ing home su pplhis w%ill in tiie ii be in tihle lead as far as p rosperity is colcernled, Ilough it Imlay he in a .mall way. .NO. P. HANN4, Pebruary 9, 191.1 limn to AtiAonmm. 'lhold idea Ithat. the hody soIetimes nlevds at powert'ul, drasui(:, pilr-LaltiVt. pill has bn-cit vxpitld : for I )r. K iIIg's New AA I 'ill', Whichl ar perfectly harmless, gently stimilate li;o-r, and bowels to ex Iu(-I po iSo u m() 14 Ilatter, elvanse th e systen anid absolitely cure Constipation1 and Sick I endach. t inily 22v. at all ui-tr-sts. Come in out of the Weather And we will make you comfortable, not only while in our store, but on your way home, and after YOU get there. Just ThInk of It! all these comfortable goods going for a mere song. 'Wts Mlackiitosh Cape C'olts !e.: lloys' sse.: Men's $5.00 overcoats $3 15, anild ilier onles4 it it little more than half price. Very best all-wool I flankets 1- at $2.911. 1I 1 at 0 . 5. Well, as to Capes and Jackets, if we charged any less we would be giving them away. Men's Underwearand many other goods at cut prices. Yours for business, S. J. Wooten Fol T,d 0~l TIE F r 'b ln tiled own prafse." F'or aifty-iiine years, thie Sticfl l'innos have given the greaitest, sat isfacetioni in t.hou sund(s of homueis in Northi and Southl Carol ina. Yeartl ini attul year oiut, weC matke nlo t,hiing but Stijelfl' I anos . I 'rascti ce maki es pci-fect. in everything, anid ycar-s of p)raticle, joi nedC i.o cons c intiou s skill and hionesty, make the S tie If the sat is factory lnstrmnenit It, is. Youi aLsumei no irisk wvhatever in buCy inzg a Stelf I 'inno, anid the savinlg of the dealer's big prit s will go a long way towards payIng for Mu tsie lessons for your dau'ghiter. TIhe Stief1 is the only wor'ld renowned i'inno sold in thiis sectioni direct from Matnufiact,urer to enslomier. Write for a catalogue and F'actory' pri1ecs. P'ianot Matnufacturer, llaltimore, Md. North andii SonuthI CarolinaflitIranch Watrcroomii, 2131 N. TJryon Si. ,C C rlott. N C. I We carry the best to be baid. No doubt about it. "Buy SHOES of Mower Co., and got good ones."- -Geo. E. Keith Co., Walkover, etc., etc., for mon and boys. Sterling, Regina, etc., etc., for Ladios. Fu~tll line of ('hilidron's Shoes, and wo hatve the very best of the cheaper lines made in this country for Women anid Childron--the cole. birate Go1(Todmann line. Come anrd sOO us. C. &GC. S. MOWER CO. Fs cry Cotton planter should wriitC 1')*)I'VlI'\'b1(tl)l illuistr';ut.-d pampilc>lt. "'. 'otton- ul tr. It is Sent fi-ce. 'end 11.411nt and'.l Iew t "A'IMAN KA1. Wo1%, N .. ,N. Y. molasses! Molasses!! We have just received three cars of New Or leans Molasses. Hav ing bought in large quantities we are pre pared to make a very low price. Call and see Our goods before you purchase. Summer Bros. TI Et T H E Ewari. Pifor Co. Have just re ceived a new lot of MEN'S BOYS' and LADI ES' SHOES. A nobby line of Negligee Shirts. A nobby line of Soft and Stiff Hats, Cravats, etc. Ewori Piler Co. 3bar10to91 81111 West cl Calila Rwy [o, Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line. Hedulile in IlTect .Jaa. I uth. 19101, I,en4v(l A1igitti it......... 9 -jv n ini 3 :5 p in ' rrilv o Oree tLIwood(.......2 15 p mn ,,..,.. A lxi u rol............. .. .... ... 00 p in I,itureniis............ dl2 p rni 5 35r a mn W n er oo (1II . 5.).1 2 aip m ....... Greeun.:ill.....3 0If p mi JI 30) am S par ta libu rg ...... 10 1)1m 9 00) a mx 814111(erson.v.... ...... : 03 1)1t .....,... A sh e y1110............7 15. p m ......, Ise vo.havill(...... .. ... ((l i 8jpar t anhu rg ....11 -15 a ma 3 6 G enn pi n gs....10 00 a mi ....... G.r..n.y....................12 01 p lii 3 'A p mn Arive Whht erloo (Ii. 8.)... 2 00 o m ....... Gireen wood.....2 35 p m( 9 1. 3) pm b.oa ve An derHoxi ....................... 7 '4 p m August.................. .. 510p mn 8 45 .4 Ii lacavo AguHta......--..... ..... 2. A llend alc.......,............4 ;>I pml Fairfax.........................07p m Yo masseo ..........9 00 am o 10 pm Iie aufot ............ 10 15 aIim 7 10 pml1 P'or t ItovalI....10 30 a m* 7 2) pmn A4'. _SayVa t1m h . ...... .............. 7 1 i pm Savaun nah................. .....ii0 ami Por, It oyna!........... (0 pmn 7 10 nam leauio rt............. Ii 16pm 7 20 amn Yemn 80:............ 230 pm 81f0 am Fairfinx......................... 935 am A1len d al.,......................1 17 am Arrive Aiiu8t......................... 11 50 am Gloseo Conrscetiou af, Gireenwood for all points on S. A . L. and4( U. andi LI. lliway, and at $parianbnrg will O outhoru, Iallway. For anmy informaIftioui relative 0 ticketa W. J. CICLAWI, Gon. Paa. AgI 10. M. NORTIL. Sol. Agt. gut,4a T. 1M1 ECMERSON. Traffna Manane.