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NEWBEURY MAIKET Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. Moat. ......... ........... 7( 4. Shoulders ................. ... 70. Hams ................................ 12(413o. Best Lard ......... ....... 9(10c. Best Molasses, now crop . 60c Good Molasses............ ........ 26(460c. Corn .................................. 05. M eal .......... .. ..................... Hay........................$1.0. W heat Bran........... ............ 1.15. 1st Patent Flour................ .4 75. 2nd Best Flour............ ....... $4 25. Strait Flour......................... 4 00 Good Ordinary Flour. .........$3.0(0ad3 75. Sugar ......................... 6ilc. R ico.................................... 5 ) ic. C6ffee............................... I 15c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... I.25. Loose Hulls, per cwt.. ........... 30c. Country Produce. Butter, per lb ..................... I 6b20c, Eggs, per dozen ........ ..... 12A()15c. Chickens, each.................... 165 a25c. Peas, per bushel....... .......... 85c. Corn, per bushel.. ............... 60c. Oats, per bushel................. 35@40c. Sw,ot potatoes .................... 5O( .00 Turkeys, per lb ................. 6(0 8 Fodder, per cwt ................. .1 00 NEWB ERRY TorroN M atKEt (Corrected twice %, week by J W U try & Co;) March 1, 1901. Best...... ...................... Do Just received 100 tons High Grade Fertilizers, get our pric, s, we will make it. to your inters st. t&ftf E. M o,VANS & CO. For that tired feeling, dizzinces, etc , try Palmetto Liver Medicitie. Price 10c. For sale by Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly Telephone Subscribers. Please add to your list Ewart-Pifer Co. No. 90, and oblige L. W. FLOYD. For Rs.nt. The Fred Werber house on College Street. For terms apply to Miss Marie Werber. t&f.tf. Notiee. I have removed my oflice to the rooms formorly occupied by Cole L. Blease over Janiestin'-, store. Di. J 11 MC ULLOUGH. Plows! P1l41wsi Just received, a carlosti. f 4t SuMMER BROS. All Liver and Kidney troubles are quickly relieved and pe manen,ly cu ed by Nlmetto Liver M -docine Price 10a. 'r eale by Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly Stops the Cough and Workm off th Cold Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day- No cure, no pay. Price 25 cents wano-td. At the Ntwborry Koi'ting mill, knit ters, loopeors and 10Ippers. Fir-i-class prices paid for expl-rion. ed operar ives. Address, Theo Newberry Knitting tMill. Newberry, S C 4t f. Palnetti Liver M-dicine cures indi gestion. Price 10c For sale hv ly Dr. Van SRnth's Drug St.ore. We are eotitled to your trade. We are the boys that have put the knife in high prices. Purcel l&Scott. Mr. J. K. Odell, of Laurens, is in the city handling the new census edition of Crane's Atlas containing the census of 1900 according to the latest govern ment returns. f it The Olde..t Ilouve. For at least a cenitury an old log house has st"od in rear of the Scott building on Friend Street. It was pos sibly the oldest house in the town. Lut torly it has been used for a coal house. For what purpose it was originally built, we do not know. But it is gone, Mr. Pat. E. Scott had it torn down this week and It is no more One by one the old landmarks of the town are going. Baves T wo From Death. Our little daughter had an elmost fa tal attack of whoopingenugh anid bron-. chitle." writes Mrs W. K H aviland. of Armnonk, N. Y.. "but.. when all other remedies failed, we saved her life wvith Dr. King's New D)iscovery. Our niece, who had contumpt.ion in un advaniced stage, also used this wonderful medi cine and to-day she is p.-rf'ect ly well. Desperate throat andl lungd diseased yelld to Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other medIcine on earth. Infaill ble for cong hq and colds. 5SO and $1 00 guaranteed by all drvggists. Trwil bot tles free. Among she Rled lien. We are always glad to chronicle the advancement of Nowberry, and it gives us particular pleasure to note with what wonderful rapidity Burgoll Tribe Noi. 24, Improved Order of Red Men are filling in their ranks. On Thursda'y evening of last week there were 35 ap plicants for membership, and last night there wore more than a dozen o'hers. This is one among the best s'ecret or ders in our' town, and iq the most pro gressive of them all. We say "may their tribe ever increase and their chase never grow cold." The finan cial condition of the lodge is in a most flourishing condition Look out for Purcell & Scott's Prices. No matter what price you are quoted you will always find us lower. PurcelI& Scott This afgnature is on every box of the genuina Laxative Bromo-Quinine '1ablet the remedy that enrm.a eoi4 Pm.. one day VARIOUS AND ALL ASOU', This is the first day of March. The civil court, is in session hero thi week. Hon. J F. J. Caldwell, Greenwood attended court hero this week. The sessions of the Sunday School Convention were well attended. Don't forget to attend the lecture bi Gon. Molse at the court house tomor row. Mrs. W 11 Lockwood, of Detr-1 Michigan, is the guest of Mrs E M, Evan s. Mims Natio Poole, of Newberry, vis ited Miss Mitui Forrester last week. Greenwood indox, Pob. 29. Me. Summirs, a prominent merchanl of Newberry, was In the city Wednes day -L-,urensville Herald, March 1. The next regular meeting of thc county teachers association will be h-ld at the Boundary Street, Gradtd School Saturday March 9th. Mr. R. S. Galloway, of the A R. Presbyterian ut Due West was a deli gate to the Sundlay School Convention and gave us a pleasant call during t week. Mr. J Arthur Johnson, Philadelphia a gentleman both courteous and agree able ably represented the Sunday School Ti-mes at the convention. Mrs. Johnson accompanied him. The Sunday Senool Convention at. tract. d many visitors to Newberry this week, and great interest was manifest in it by our own people. Large aud lenees were present at each session. Mr. J. L. Fellers and family of near this city have moved to Mountville, Laurens, county. We regret to see Mr. Fellers leave Newberry but wish for him much success and a hearty welcome in his new home. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Wallace, who for the past year have been in Green ville, returned to Newberry on Wednes day and will again reside among us. They are stopping for a few days with Mr. and Mrs L. M. Speers. On Wiednesday morning of this week Mayor Kletiner had two negroes John Elchelberger and Mattle Brown before him for refusing to be vaccinated. Te former danced to the tune of $20 00 or thirty days and the latter to $10 00 or twenty days. We congratulate the Mayor in carrying out this ordinance. The only way to slamp out the dreadful di.-ease of smal pox is to be vaccinated and it is better to be without, being made to do so. Rev. W. S B Ford, of Gaffney, who will be remembered pleasantly by many Newberrians as the former pastor of the West E d B, ptist church was in at tendance at the Sunday School Cotiven ti-n, and on Wednesday evening upoti the earnest soliciation of many of hi former m. mb--ra conductert a prayer me- ting at the West E4nd B iptist clhurch Qaite a large audience greeted him to drink In the good wholesome spiritual advice givea by him. To the good farmers of Newberry we are y our friends. Don't buy until ".ou see us. Pu rcell&Scott. Blacheror-Matde. The Bachelor-Maids will hold their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the office of Hunt. Hunt & H unter. A full at,tendan ce is requs t ed of the members. A P'ouliar accident. Mr. S. K Bouknlght, the blacksmiti opposite the public square, witneesse a peculiar accident yesterday morning in which a horse broke his neck The anitnal was fondling with another horse in froat, of him and rearing up fell upori his back turning an almost complete sumrmerset in the shafts of a buggy tc which he was hitched, and was instant ly killed by falling on his neck. Thu horse was quite a valuable one and be longed to Mr. W. P. Pugh. Escaped Conviet. Hart Cromcer, age 31 years; height 5 ft 51- inches; complexion dark brown: No. 291L898; scar on forehead. two scarn back of left hand; scar above forehead in hair; a scar on or between should, ers; birth-mark right side of stomach; vaccination seal on left arm. J. S. BLAALOCK, Gold ville, S. CI. TheA Best P'rscriptlon for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove'i Tasteless Chill Tonic. It Is simply irot and quinine in a tasteless form. NC cure, no pay. Price 60c. PNha'ls 2 Stors Peiham's Pharmacy, Peiham's Lamp anc China Hall, and you will find what you want and a moderate prices. BUY YOUR Medicines, Soaps, Colognes, Cigars, Tobacco, Writing Paper, Lamp Oil, Lamps, Chine'ware, Seeds, and save money. NEWIECIttY*" OPPI'IlCTUNI iY. rho Httt Voltiss er Firviness's %tioseatit 1vio Walti to 1itt its Ativau-E Votnventlon and Turonnvnt It Nvwberry. The Executive Conmitt e of the 'South Caro'ina V..lunteer F.remen'a Association has decided to hold their annual convent.ion tnld tourmnm -t, in thbis city in A pril or Ma , if Nowherr'y desir.et to entertaii ti, m nd rii,niah the teco saury amultlof catsh for 'rilz 4 This aSsoIat,it! i. comlip sed of rep resentaLIVes of the volultt!te' (epat't ments of tlhe S. ate, and is rertinl hg In much good it lt, dvp .-rtlm n's 1 h r1 filih out the commlilonwealth in m It a nuali and discuteinug tmat.tets tIad mI-.01 ois for le betteriment, of the dvpart tnents in modes (of , qtipping and fiIot ing thit d reuded It itins. Since its orgatizat,ion this at-tioc:at ion has been ecter-tained itt several vities In the State, namel.: Greenville andl Florence, and atI each phice the ocea slon hits proved 'i suc,-e-s anil events in I he htisto'.v of these cit,ie-, anid the oip portunitv is low preseiited to New berry, tind we feel sure that, the re spotse will be hearty and liberal and the occasion prove a red letter d iy for out' city The association offers as its annual priz' to the most stect'sful Conpetinlfgr reel team in the Siate, a hatndsomnely ctigraved and valaible gold-lin dI fite men's trumpet, which is nov. in the hands of the telehrated '4 'olutmbia No. 3" company, holding it as lihe State champions, having won at the last, an nual tournament. This trumpet Is to be competed for each year and the company that carries it is cotnidered the champions of the State for ti t time. Besides the trtumpet, the otLdtr prizes-cash prizes-whiiich will amouni to a few hundred dollars, is to tie rais--d by the citizens of the city in which the meeting and toninament is held A few dayb ago .layor KI-ttner re ceived a letter from Chief Ilaynes, of Greenville, inl behalf of t,he Executive Connittee of the A-soclation, stating that it, was th, desire of thil asso4cit tion to hold its mneetinig here, aind whatt would be expected of our..jity, which he felt sure, beitig the enter prising people that we are, would readily and ivillingly be cot plit d with whatGreenvillei ad F orence and o-her cities hat done. and whtat, othors are anxious to do, aiind Newherry wil do it to',, now see if shot doe!--n't. A j ,itit metii t,ig w. i.nmierstand fJ the City Cmuncil and Fire \la-'ers will be h. ti in a few days and pan- de cided on boy which to proceed, but, it, ir safe for us to say here and now that, some Substantiial itid and encourage mient will be in-edtd 'rotn the ci ize-n body of N-wi-erry, a-A csmmin i e must, no be met w' 'h d.-af .it r. ft is will not only tiior i iz - :n .t portu I .% to (t j 'y 4 t' a % -. t , x. citing atid int-ere-ting c rtes s. (u it a ill be a advtLa ment for out' city which % ill prove a lasting help-and in helping your town you will be hf-Aping yourself. The city of Cgolumbia wt ts this mne-ting aitd t' urn 'ment,. and willI do all she cant to get it, w 'iie th-' re can he no comp)arisont of the atdvanLtge t.O offer by the two cities. N"wberriy has the finest water p)resaur'e in the btat.e, good and smooth tt'acks, plenty of hotel aind bitarding house acecorunoda tions, the most hospitable people in the south, and Is abour as centrally located as could be desired. Let every body takhe a hand and it will be a suce~ ss. It will britg p o'pie here frt m every p)art, of the S'tatte, as neat'ly every town and cly will be repr'e sent,ed by Its fl'e'men. We will have m're to say Ittetr In the meatn tim.-, the co)mmittee will call to see y ou. You Ktnow Whtat Yon Art, Ta.king When you take Gr'ove's Tasteless Chill Tonic t'ecanse the fotmu at' is plainly prmite'd on every hot tie showing t hat it is simply Ir'on and qulninie in a taste less form No Cure, No Pay. 50e A Tonurist Pn,ets The following poem appears in a re cent Issue of the Spartanbturg Herald and it is said to have been coin pited in the Herald and News ofilce boy a tourIst who spent several days In out' city atnd worked in our ofllce. Mr. E. M. B'trrett, a tourist printer, struck me just as I wa-, turning itn my copy fot' Tihe leraild last nIgh,.iIe was a typicei tourist, but I soon no'ted that he was intelligent beyond the average and soon he said h had wr'it ten a poem that had no-vet' heen pub lished. IIis hotme is in Mo tguimery, Ata., but this pioemt w -s wriitt,en in the office of the The lIiira d ttndo News at Newberry, M. C. It is as to Iowa: The tourist t" inter's ftiutre state is not easy to tte gu' ssed. 'Tie obvious tnat he will not, be num hered with t.he be'st; Wit h srngel ba ndl and tr'uth ful choir1, I kn"w he'll never mix For he cano not, b- at old Ch aron's boat acr'os the river 80- x. Tlhe ralr'oads rutnning throughoti' the lan d, he s- .'ts to thinuk he owns, And lie wou dnr't swap his careless life for till the king y thrones. For riding hump"rs, rods and box utcars, he'mtupu to 'ill the tricks, boat aer. sa the rivet' St. x. Whit.-Man rmue.d Y, tnw Greait c'ontle'rntttion wa t 'efrtIby he~ ftrienda oft M. A II garty o' L.' ingituin. Ky., who-n they sow hee w s turtiug ye-lloiw. Ilt skitn ston ly ebisuged cuolor, tats, his e.s e at'd hi- suth-re d 'errihhl' Hise iilda wa V. I.'w J tnie Hie iMas irettedh bsy i}e bet-t dIeiro, hst withiout bee. fi' TIhen lie w~aa ad(vise(d to ttry Et ect -i B' tters, lie wonderrul Stomach aned Ltver remedy', and h-' wrItes: "Aftr ttakh-g tw n btottles I was whooel. eur. d' "~ Arianl totv A It5 mteJi(h1554 inet feor at' 8 entt-.' Liver andt~ K ditty troubitles. O.,l* 25-'. sold ATTV.ND) TiIM I.HUTURE. Toatorr4'v at 1th1 Court, louo by Uin cral Motao in tho Initt-roAt of tit Ex*poilon. To th-- pvople of the good County of N wberry. It, had been my purpose to meet you, or at letist sono of you, on last Satur day at your court, house, to talk over lith you it) a friendly way, the 'Xlo sitionl wiieb it is proposed to hold at Charle't-11 i(I Deemler next, I hits pleasure is postponed one week. but is stit i heldt in phiasant atililpa tion. 'Thie old adas-e lis t.i once more aeen illustrated that "Mai i roposes, but God di-1) 's0s " Th 31e snow storm Ieot. ome iom .minr io Nowvberry last, Matu tt rdav. I knew that it would not be rveonl ble to 'Xpet p ople to turin out Oil such a day to lvar an addtr-ss, nor Could i be Supposed t,lat tile falmersof Newbery county would leave their homes onl such a day to come to town for suchA) a uItp)osC. Newberry owt-s it to L.erslf to vx hilbit her re-ourees to tlie woild at, the exposition Il r k-onls and fair daugh lers can do line work in various ways wiich sh uld be shown. 'h'ere is now no t,ite to lose. Doctmber will soon come. Things which rlie wort,hy of exhibition cannot. be imide it a day or in a mon h . The olanter who pro po-e-; to show wlat hiis hainids call be imiale to produce. must, h ,ve his plais pttfected in he next, sixty days. 1is woi k shoul(l now be under way. South Catolina comes to the front now and proposes to invite ent,erprise, capital, energy, and experience, *o that her p, ople may reap that, share of the gueral prosperity to which they are rightly entitled. Will you lend the state your aid avd, assistaice? Will you do what miiy be in your power to help the cause and thus also help yourselves? If such is your purpose and intention, then meet me on Saturday, March 2, at your court, house at one o'clock, and then and there let us take counsi'l for the good of the people. Until then I will not 4ay good bye but, "au revoir." Sincetely, your obedient humble ser vant, E. W. MoIS1!, Com for South Corolija of the S. C. 1. & W I Exposition Mo n oIitol of Ir'p'ct.. Wiere:as, We were deeply griev, d b % b-tiitig of the death of Mr. A V . P 13 doilaugh, b.t'e a vlerk it] tie U m- d l4a'.-s C'ensus Ofllce alid a 11tu, eI' 16f Section H. 1 of the Agricul t.U'al DOart mont; ai(n Neireas. We, tbe clerks in said sec t.ion great ly deplore the fact that One ar Ilfet-'llo vs, wloill %%e had learned to vj - i 'a and rcsp ct, has fo't.ver, passed a Ia.; a- d S l''ecitilly 1 gret his IIu - um dout,h ',le aus- - f his many man ha qmaliti's afd faithful fortitudo with Whic h' )a$iMC ily performed his dultiCS until bo could work no more: and whereas It vas with feelings of (leep es' sympnti-y t hat we ude his goodby as h depairt d for his home, it Is ex c editg'y i'ad to us wvho w'ire lntimate'y assoe.:aied with himi to reeiv e in tel'i g.'nce of thi farewell to the world; theref-"re he It. Riem'oived. That we ext.endl our1 henrt felt "ymfpat hy to his p)areints, reolat,Ives andI fr'iend., and a1 ssure them t,hat we sinecir-ly anad kindly applreciated their son and reilaiv e ats our' fr'iend. L C Bower's, M -nnesaota. Chief Si atistictan, Jos ph R. A.nde'rson, Iowa , Jamites S. Ayres, MIich ,Thtos TI Blacekemore, Ala , H-nry W. lBut,cir, N C., Osmiand I'. BI. ro .C Kttuc'k.s .Iar'ey II A pple, Oho0.. G--o W K '.n, On io.,.S C Cross, W Va., W. 1) tmn, Va , 'Phis. S. Iliebbtaum, Pat ,3 J. F'ish r', P. nn1'a1., H ughes Jard ,n. 'ennelCsee,a W P Pow eli, Illi''ois, 13 mn M. Richardson, Texas, Cheif See Ei. C ?. Lamb, K--n'ucky, W E. M syer's, Kan., Achtie C. Marston, WIS., B n Martin, S. 0., Wma. A McAtee, N Y Robert,Pelham, JrI., M lch , E. P Ar'mstr'ong, Ohio., as't-Chief Sec. E4 Ernest, P Porter', New Jersey, Thos Me ryere Rlayson, So Ca., Job ni Q. Slyc, D). C , R W. Thomson, I ndi ana, Wmn. Jackson Turne'r, VaI , 1) ,i B. White, Mich. We'(dded n1 Ltaur.nis. The following is taken from tile Lauretis Advertiser of the 27ah, uilt. W.-udnesday; Miss Sallie Jotnes will be married to Mr. Wooten, at prominent buslnet-s mau of Newbe'rry, at tilt residence of her fat,heri, Mri. Wa. WV. Jones, at noon today. The weduing will be a quiet aff-air andl( Immediately after the cerem ,n3 Mr'.and Mr's WVooten will leave for a wediing trip. ['li bride-to-be, though she has spen t itch of ha'r lifte with r'elatives in 10ag. fIeld county Is well known here anid his tilte good wishes of a nutmber of fiends. Mi 8 J Wooten Is one of Our lar'gest iny tt.~ ia:ndsl tin New"ctrry Mtss Janes ha fri aqutao ly visited he're and is well and fatvorabltii known. The Herald and News wishes for' the t,wainl many years of h'.ippiness In their journey through life. Th'ie lma' riatge ceremony was p)erfortm ed by Rev. l)r. W. W Damniel of the Cotumlia aem,aleo 'olleg", huun. J. M. Jotnstonne, and D)r. 0 13. Mayor, of No woaotry, at,endled i hc mnatrrage. Mr and Mt's. Wooten will be at home to) their' friends at Newberry after M.a,ron 111,. Jhu) 4)Uldn't tavet taaod It If ha 'd I ichuing Pitt's. Mhey're ta'r ribtly Iannoying; btut Bo. kien's Arnica Saalve' ilt cnre t he worst case of pailes -ma eser It. It has1 eu redi tousands. F. .r It.juirt s, iPal . it or B(di3 EruLptionsi It's ii. h '--.et palveyi' It a ,'tta'ld Pric.- 250 a e'n x Care guaraisteed. 8,i:d a y all tA rugglets. GRIt 4N1)PA. Storiem for ilso Children-Nuhtber Three. When l awI'ke Satirdiay morning and looked oil' of the window and found tihe whole surface of the ai t II covered wit h snow and the sinow still falling quite rapidly, I Wa4s solewhliat surprised and tlle scene brouht to Imlind wIne of those od Saludla slol ies thatt I listd to hear so oftili when I w s a boy. You childien know 1-t-amly tIm I wIas born ando raisetd not, filr frotin Sal udia Rx i vur just, tbove I CaIt reek, 1A region , f co ilry which ntist, iliiwys remalIn ialunted grinid toi me, for it was there Iha1 I heat tll these stoie8,1V thit I am now wri ifiv for yol, and s'im1e that I calinot write, beiq i such as it woul:d not be proper to put into print. I used to h IIr mlbe drealdful "'orieL about I ti snake', known as the Coach-whip fron its resem blance to a w hip used by coachmen. It was said to b- a ve (agerouls snake, not Oil Itcolilt, I f lis hit,. being poisonlouis or lih aidly, butt. h), cauilse, it wouli (c'il itsilf 'around ii man 01 roun1d hislel and I whip him to death. It is said taILt one at Onte ,ilmIC W1pI)I-d itself around the lev, of a hrse that a man was ri.ding and bean whippinig tile horse firiously so t.h1t, the hoise wIas ptrfecly maIuddemi d aIid soon be caime enilirely uicontrollable. , it was the ni1atu1C of the sIak0e no to stop lIsh - ilg ui it lIe imiial was dead Iin this e"se theli tid. r wi-s hielphs aid was Vflentely aL a loss what 10 do. lPHortu litely for him i aiid for his forse aIfter ritchg furl-iously for about an hour. tihe horse lia,pp)en1led to comlie down with all hi, Inmighit, upoln tle reptile and it was crushed to death. It is all a story 0boit the Colel-whip whippilig Imeln anIld animals to deatl. It, is true, how ever, that it beloigs to the family if Constrictors aind kills its prey by chok. ing or squeeziig themn to death and thus swallowing them whole. In this count ry tIere are none large enough to swallow a horse. The largest I ever saw was abot eigh t feet. long, and he was aL ilonster. But I siartl I out lo t,.11 i story ab1ollt, ia 1-no10w i,ar1 a11nItd blrAnclied olY about snatkes. Alr. Cadle and 111his friends met, a 1sual, one S,itiiidaty aft1l-r-noon att the tat.verin at, the cro-s ronds, ald lifter i a few drinks round sonie of them heeinie somewhat mellow ald jolly and h,gan to teI-e J esse for a story, knowing that he ItI %vL.Ns had at pretty good Supply of 3II'ls 0 1 hand. There had been a light fiAll of 110W Ia few datNs before ant)d this fuet incit,:d Airl Clidle to tell hiis snow story, on which was new to Inost. of the party preselt, "This story is not, part of my owl vXperiivee," silid the narItor, "but it wats lold to mie by at mani Inl w1h-so trulth I had hll and coiplete colif'oil ce. 1ded, r'Y conlidl tiec. in himP is t- gie-41 Iit at, I don't, belitve le over told a lie in his life. [He was from Nort,h Carolina or Virginia or some of those snowy regions north of us, and where the cliailIte iss change ableI as a woman's temiler, and you all knoiiw what a1 womanll'5 temlper' is, for~ you1 are all miari'ie.d meni. Well, one dlay this man, whose namile was l'eter' Wilkins oir Jlames Gulliues, I forgot Iwh ieh , t,bough I kcnew h.,b.'m bot,h, said died his horse and took his gun, anid afteir telling his wife I hat he thought he could k.ill a wild t urkey and bring home for hier to cook for Sunoday diii ner', TPho wveather'l wIas not1 unpleasant, a lii tic cool, but no indicat ion, as9 ho thought,, of t he heav'y srowslor'm I hat was soon 1o fail. TIher'e was a little bliness' 05 in tlio west ano that was alil, isot,hing to make 'ne unei(asy. Hie ro le offinato 8011e woods not? far oIl' where lie knew somle ilid turkeys could he found. But, lie had1( not, been gone long before a geal change camne over thle sky. Tlhe wind biegan to blow somie, but not heavily. T1hie clouds grew thiIck atnd heavy and the day dark and( gloomy13. S On it. hegan I,) sInow, and such a sno4w HIe had seen it, snow mnany~ t,imfle, he said, buit neOver aL sinow like Ihat, before. Well, it, fell so ihilck a4nd faIst lie cold not see L,cu steps ahead of him, and after wandering aroiund foi' two or thri houC1111rs tryin g to find( I he w ayv home lie !ave'4 It, nyi and e ,neludeI4d he'd stop1 where h)i0le was all nhght. H-e had nio mieans oif mai4kling a4 fire' 1as he couild galhe no'11 wood Hut as the weather was not, very cold, hav lng hitched huis horse to a4 limh of a low t,ree, as he I hought4, lhe w.rappled himn self well upi In Ils blanke't and lay d-awn to s1l) lie slept, soundlly al1l nIght,, never' had a better sleep in his life he sid(, anid whe'n he waked In the miori'iing t here was not a clotud to lie seen, t.ht, sky was clear as a whIiist,lc and0( the sno0w waIs all gone-not, ia parti eIe any where lie fouiind himself in tbick woiods surr'Iounded1(' by mallny Hmll trees. Buot where wIas his horse?i Hie had4.4 tied himi sncurel,~ as he hiough t, to) the lIImb of a sma1ll1 tree. lie could see him nowVhere. A flr lookinlg care iully 1al1l around he happeoned t,o look up and sa1w hilm ha4nging to a imb) abiout fif,een feet from the ground,l just where lie had hItched him. It, had torned warm in the night, and Ims fiend slept so sound that ho was not aware of anly change untIl he wvoke in the morninog with the sun shInIng In his face. He managecd to get his horse daiwn some way, and after looking round "are'fiully lie know where hie was m(otad1 and went home, wherd ho ar rlvedl in tIme for breakfast. But, lie did nut, have hIs wIld turikey that ho had pro(m ised his wIfe I Ioys, let's lIquor, "'agreed," 8said ev ory one, anid after llquorilng all went home happy as wood sawyers. GRIANDPA. ('ar 10o4-1 Trunks. Bavat' anid Stit cases0 iunt recnived at wonin. tf New Spring Necl As Lc Beautiful St The Sweetest, ti YOU ever a "JUST DRE The Ew. CIO N Hat Founded 1842. 5PRANOS Sing their own praise." For fift-y-ninle yvars, thu StiVIf P'ilnos have givenl the great"St, sat isfactionl in LouAn)8ds of bolts In North and South Patroliia. Year in altd 5 car out, We miake no Uhinig but H it ifl 'iantos. I'raticut. akittles perfect in everI'ytlh Ig, aid years of priactice, joined t,o conscicntious skill Inld honesty, ilatke the Stit-t I he salis ritmory instruenttt it, is. You a,slutlw nlo risk whitlever. ill buy ilya Si f l'iio, and the saving of Ale deatler's big proli '. will go i long waty towards pitying hr Muilesesolls ror your dalighter. The Stielf is the only world renowim d l'iano Sold in this Section direct frotu MAIIuf(aCU1re1' 10 Customer10'. Vrito for a entalogue and Factory prices. (11 AS. M. I EIVP, 'ianoo N1111ufatirer, ialtimiorv, Mld. Nort.h and --outh Ci arol in I Brttich WIreroom , 213 N. Tr'yon S, , (ltarlotte. N. C. Kodacs, Amateur Supplies, Standard Books, Blank Books, Bibles, Office Supplies, Stationery, and hundreds of Valuable Articles selling at a very low price. We must clean out all this stock for a new line. Give us a call at The Book Store. W. 6. MAYES. Int &4 iot NOV. 25thI, 1900. (Intern SLtabrO1 'Tun. sonthibondt. 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I I7 10n15 31 0 3 19) ..Ilaphatrt.. 11 I. 9 I10 4.5 405 Ar(oniumbltaIv1 Ii ' 9." 4 26 I,vColut bla (A 0 1,.)Ar' it t 5' 25 Putr' 9 .3) 8 20 A r Cit_'rilston Lv 7 0) For Ittes'irr,o Tsables, or further iforma ilo-t calI n ae.y Agent., or w1rito is I' msient. T1 9flie I tnutger. J. F. i.IVIN') TON. 1I. MI.: At Colum bIa, 8. C. Wi1a intg ton, N. C. kwear >vely and as the >ring Flowers ie Richest aw art-Pifer Co., thiers and )erdashers I 'I-n Every Drop Of meOdicinm pot. up1) into prl.sscript ions 1illed inl this Ftoro lmust bo pilr'o. WVo ar11 Vely enrefull (0 liso Only th best. W Varry at nico lino of Toilet Sollps, L rnps, \Viloy't Caldies, Vol. vet Candy, Tobace(o an1d Cigars, andl( aiil lino of Druggiss' Sundries. Discouit Chcks given. Pillresh Garidenl fund Fiold Soods. m I Corset , Gloes The&best,er n ostr of . Thosy llanidkerchiiefs,adms.o Thebst, Glo'es,ioto hm Corl no and Irioo us. gli Toe It.I[n kouhif 11 ot ofth comfes. ote, ( nxot o nly whilie i our store but ome you out hofe,n Wfe o ethere JUAnd wewlmkeyout comftale, otoaly goods going for a mere song. Men.'s M ck itosh Cape CJoats 98c.: IHoys' 8.: M en's $5 00) overcoaits $3 -15, atnd Iine ho n 'es at a little moero than ha'Lf girico Very best allI-wool131anakets 10-1 at $L.2 90, I -A at $3.75. Well, as to Capes and Jackete, if we charged any less we would be giving them away. Men s Underwear and many, other goods at cut prices. Yours for business, IS. .1. Wooteq