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Knights of Pythias Newberry Lodge No. 75. 1 ATEID CONVENTIONS 0] S this Lodge will bo held the 2n and 41th Tuesday nights of each mont at 8.00. Visiting Knights cordiall welcomed. T11OS. E'. EPUTIN0, K. of I. and S. Crotwell Hotel Building. NEWHEtItY MACKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Frida; by Summor Bros. Meat...................... 8(49C Shoulders ......................... 8c llamns................................. H4e Bost Lard ............... ........... 10lo Ie BUst 1ola1SsC, new crop...... 60c Good Molasses..................... 25@(50c Corn ................................ 75c Mal. ...................... "70 H ay.......... . . ................ $1.10 W heat Bran........................ $1.25 1st Patent Flour.................. $4.75 2nd Best Flour.................... $4.25 Stralt Flour........................ $4.00 Good Ot dinary Flour...........03.25(&3.75, S igar ..................a..... ....... (i c RICeO.................................... 5c 8M c. COITCe ................................. 1% 15c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... '1.25. Balo Hulls, per cwt.............. 350. Country Producet Butter, per lb ..................... 15(a)20c. Eggs, per dozen ................ 13o. Chickens, each.............. 15(q)25c. Peas, per bushel................. 1. i0. Corn, per bushi el.................. 70c. Oats, per bushel.................. .00. Sweet potatoes .................. 5( 6 0c. Turkeys, per lb ............. 6( 8e. Fodder, per ewt ............... $1.00. Money to Loan. On long time and easy terms, secured by first mortgage on improved real estate. Apply to Hunt, Hunt &. lun ter, Attorney at Law. ft&f A Fatal Shooting tcrape. William Mason was fatally shot by Sam Jones Monday morning near K inard's on Mr. John Y. Gary's planta tion just over the Newberry line in Laurens county and died from the effects of the wound Tuesday. A woman was the cause of the difliculty. All parties concerned are negroes. Jones left immediate on log ball with out leaving his future address and has not since been heard from. Working 24 Hours at DaLy. Thoro'a no rest for those tireless little workers-Dr, King's New Life Pillp. Millions are always bnsy, curing Tor pid Liver, Jaundice, Billiousness, Fever and Agre. They banish Hick Head ache, drive out Malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste nice, work wonders. Try them. 25c at all drug gists. Spring time is a good timc to cleanse your liver. Try Palmetto Liver Medi cine. 10c. at Dr-. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly Pension Money Received. The Pension money has been received by Clerk of Court Goggans and is now ready for distribution. Tihere are 1.42 pensloners and the amount for dlstri is $2,111.90. Five pensoiners in Class 1B get $L9,60 each, 137 penlsioners in Class C get $14.70 each. T welve of the names recommended by the county board failed to be approved by the State board. Saym lHe WVas Tortured. "I suff'ered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,'" writes 1H. Robin -son, H-illsborough, Ills., "but Bucklen's Arnica Salve comletely cured them." Acts like magle on sprains, bruises, cutIs, sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers. Perfect healer of skin dilseases and pilies. Cure guaranteed, by all druggists 25c. Bunting for decoration purposes at Uf Wooten's. A '..berail Luncheon to be Served b)y the Ladiles. The committee appointed to get up an exhibit from Newborry county for lhe Interstate and West Indian Ex posi tion at Charleston, have decided to serve lunch during the firemen's tour' nament in the vacant storeroom under the Crotwell hotel. Lunch can be ob tained from these ladies at all hours of the (lay, for very little smoney, and In addition to securing a dainty lunch you will help a worthy cause. After you have seen the boys race, Instead of walking home for your dinne In the hot sun, go to the ladies' luncheon room and let them serve you, wlhich they will do cheerfully and liberally. It will help them and it will help you, Tiry the new remedy for costiveness Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver rTab lets. Every box guaranted. Price, 2J Cents. For sale by W. E. Pelham. Frequent headaches are often causcd by a disordered liver. Try Palmett< Liver Medicine. 10c. at Dr. Varn .Smith's D)rug Store. ly 'I'rms of time Will N ot A ffect ed. Judge Klugh, who heard the Rleede1 will case at the March term of thb Circuit court, filed his. decisionl In re gard to the ease Monday. Brook Rteeder. brought suit against Jame Rleagin, executor, In order to breal the will of his father, the late Jame Rleeder. Johnstone & Weh were at * Or'neys for the plaintiff and James Y Cuibreath represented the executor Jfudge Klught says that the death C F~annmio heeder, the testator's daughtoi Will not affect the terms of the will and that the estate will go to the her of the testator upon the death of Brook~ 1eeder, but until that time the estat 11n118 be held by the executor unde the will. The Best P'rescrlption for' Malaria Chll and Fever is a bottle of Grove atles Chill Tonie. It is simply lrc lutnqine In a tasteless form. t' VARIOUS AND ALL ABIOUr. Mir. Ii. T. llishop, of Union, is in th( city. ~ Mrs. Nannio lake of 1,allrenis is visit Ing relatives in tire city. W. C. '. :. will meet this (Prithiy) afte'rnoon, at A. IR 1'. church at six o'clock. AISS Edith lienderson has returnled f'oml Cohimbia accoil, alPnaied by Mirs. J. 5 S. Wiley. Y Mr. Frank Spearman, of Newberry, Visited friends hero this week.-Jolin ston Alonitor. Miss Neville P'opo retiiued homle Tuesday from a visit to relatives and y frienlds ai t Unll io. Alr. M. A. Car-lisle and Miss Nina " Carlisle of Newberry are at Wright's. ' -The State 31st inst. .)'. 1). L. lloozer., Jr., leaves next Monday for- Charleston to attend the State I)ental Association. The imnproved O,.ler of Ilieptosopih will organize Monday night with about thirty chartered members. Mr. W. S. Lang ford's place near "Blue fuin 'ill" would make a desira ble location for the new cotton mill. Miss 1.arriet Mlcver' Leavell's class in music will give a piano recital at her studio this evening at 8:30 o'clock. Miss Claude Shockley went to Colum bia today to make her homne there in the future. Ier father has been thero for some tnie. Mr. Cole L. llease, of Newberry was here yesterday. Ile will be a candi date for Lieitenant Ocvernor next 1ummnir.-Thc State 31st inst. The meeting of the stockholders of the Newberry Handle and Shuttle Co., has been postponed to Tuesday, J une 11, 1901. See ad In another column. Miss Kate Lou Neel, a member of the faculty of WinthropCollege, came home this week and is now making prepara tion for an extended Elturopean tour. The C. & G. S. Mower Co., will close their store beginning next Monday at 6 P. in. All their customers will there fore govern themselves accordingly. Mr. E. M. Evans, who has been in a sanitarium in Philadelphia will arrive here Sunday. We are glad to learn that he is greatly improved in health. The railroad fare from Charlotte to Newberry and return on account of the Firemen's Tournament on the 5th and 6th of June will be $.3.00 for the round trip. Rev. A. L. Dunston, under appoint ment of the Southern Baptist Conven tion as missionary to Brazil, will preach In the First Baptist church Sunday at 11 a in. Dr. E. C. Jones and his daughter, Miss Helen will attend the meeting of the State Dental Association in Char leston this next week. They leave here on Monday. The following young ladies of this city will graduate within the next few days: Mias Bessie Coppock of Winthrop College, Misses Agnes Summer and A zile Pool of Elizabeth. There wvill be quar'terly conference and Chiidren's D)ay at Zion on Satur day before the 3d Sunday in Juno. Onl Sunday the usual service. Presiding cider Childs will be there. Dr. J. R. Thompson and his daugh ter, Miss Mary, will leave on Monday next to attend the meeting of the State Dental Association at Charleston. Dri. Thiormpon is secretary of the Board of Exam iners. Beginning next Sunday night the various chur'ches wilt hold union ser vices for the summer months. The fir'st sermon under this ar'rangement wvill be preached Sunday night at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Geo. A. WVright. Miss Ellio Griflin, who has been spending somectirmo with her sister. Mrs. Emma Mobly, r'eturned on Tuce (day to her home in Newber'ry. During her stay she made numer'ous fiends who look for'ward to another visit fronm her with much p)leasulre.--Johnson Monitor. Prof. and Mr's. II. .1. Dorminick o' Easley arrived in the city Tuesday, Prof. Dominick is p)rincip)al of th( Easly Gr'aded Schools. Trhe closing ex ercises were held last week and at meeting of the board of trustees thi saume teachers weore unanimously r'e elected. We are glad to hear that the graded schools have acted upon our suggestiol andi will finish their examinations or T.uesday in or'der to let the childr'er out to see the firemen Wednosda; and Thursday. They will have thol closing exercises at the oper'a hous Juno 7th. Rev. Walter I. Herbert, pastor c Central Methodist church, who is member of the board of trustees of th Cokesbury Conference school, will de liver a sermon before the Y. M. C. A 3 at that place Sunday night. T1herofor - there will be no service In Centra n church Sunday morning. 9 Miss Kate Gary, of Gary's, Mr C Joseph Kcitt, of Sondley's Mrs. II. ( s Moseley, of Pr'osperity and Mi's, Thoi W. Iholloway have beern aippointed I -County commissioniers for Newberr -county to work up interest in the w< f man's department of the Nowberr " county exhibit for the Charleston expi t, sition. s The streets are beginning to put on a gala appearance, colored buntings as 0 flags are everywhere in evidence. M r Middledorfer, an expert decorator', on the ground arid manry of our mc chants are taking advantage of It have their stores draped. Ibet ever abody decorate, it will help out the a o pearance of the town and it will cc vney little. FiC MlN'S TOIt.NAMN1I,NT. Th P1rogramlo 'or Next Week's Icor--A L,arge Nllitetr of (om,,1u11e, Comning Ffilg 11n14s fnd (1euieral Good Tht,' For AL-Senator Mciauriln Will Spoak. The lifth and iixth of J1Iane will be a gala tine for Newberry. About twenty coinpalies have been heard from and will be here and contest for the hand doe )rizes offered. Besides the fire Colpall i es there will be large crowds from all over the State and the coun ty-trom present inl(dieations there will be between fiVe and six thousand visi tors licre on those two daIysp. Senator Mcl.anrin will be here on the ith of Jno and deliver an address in the opera house ait 9 o'clock a. im., after wi!(hi the races will take place. This will prove a drawing card and no doubt 11any people will come just to hear li hiim tphold his present political position oin national issues, such as the "ship subsidy bill" and "expansion." At a metintg of the executivo com nmittee held Monday nlight it was do cided to add the name of b"duard Scholtz, who is f reasurer of the tourna ment fun ld, to the executive committee The inarshalls for the day ire Col. 0. L. Seliulpert and Capt. W. H. Lang ford. Other preiminary arrangemonts were also made. Tho following is the order of the parade: Chief of police and two assistants, mounted. Chief Maihal Selitiipert. Wes,t End brass band. Mayor Kletner, Fire Chief C. J. Purcell and First Assistant A. T. Brown, mounted. Carriages containing Aldermen E. A. Carlisle, 1-. C. Jones, EdIuard Scholtz. J. J. Langford and J. It. Brown. Carriages containing the judges of decorations: Mrs. T. J. McCrary, Mrs. James 3cintosh, Mrs. 1,. C. Jones, Mrs. George Johnstone, Mrs. 0. B. Mayor, Geo. B. Cromer, Jno. M. Kinard. Carriages containing representatives of the press. Carriages containing Uev. George A. Wright, City Attorney Cole L. Blease; P. H1. Dominick, attorney for the Ex celsior company; I. H. 11unt, clerk of the board of firemasters, and invited guests. Second Assistant D. L. Copeland, mounted. Carriages containing visiting chlefs of fire departments and judges of the races. Assistant Marshal W. S. Langford. Visiting companics, with their ap paratus. Excelsior Reel Team No. 2, Presi dent C. M. West in command. Excelsior Steam engine "Young John," in charge of M. B. Chalmers. Excelsior Reel Team No. 1, President J. W. Earhardt in command. General carriages. Mounted police. Cheap Rates-Choice of lRoutes b.'; Seaboard Air Line Railway. The Seaboard Air Line Railway, the short line fromi all points In South Carolina to Buffalo, N. Y., offers a choice of routes to the Pan-American iCxposition of all rail via Washington, or via Norfolk and the famous steamer lines diverging from that p)oint. With its miagnificient Pullman car service and through vestibuled tr'ains it insures a comfortable, safe and quick trip. Round trip tickets from all points in South Carolina on sale April 30th to September 30th inclusive, good for re turn passage until November 3rd, 1901, $37.10. Tickets en sale April 30th un til further notice at rate of $33.13 limited to fifteen days from date of sale. For any further Information address Mr. Butler, Jr., Division Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga., G. MecP. Batte, Travelling Passenger Agent, Colum bia, S. C.; R. E. L. Bunch, General Passenger Agent, Por'tsmnouth, Va. Yours truly, G. McPi. Batte, T. P. A, Tafle f811cac188! Apricots The finest from California. The luscious fruit was put up whilo perfectly fresh. Large cans, brim fall, 25c. White Cherries These from California too. Something rich and tasty, The flavor is delightful. Bill can 25c. Red Cherries Just the thing for tarts. Pre can 25c. -Egg Plums These are so tempting. Lik' all fruits from California these are the "real thing.' (Jan 25c. SPineapples y Grated-so easy to use. Fo - Sherborts and Ice Cream o other dainty deserts. Pric -can 25c. a d Lemon Cling Peaches r' Those groat thick slices jut s melt in the mouth. Iloav -gran. Sugar Syrup. Califo nia's choicest fruit. Can 25 s. ('POEN.50.) iILIbL~IiIjL- JJWi N TIlE CiARLOTTE REEL TEAM. I( Will Colit) wte WitO tile South caroluinals Iferv Nuxt Week. At i imleetiig or the Charlotto reel team last night at the city hall, finlal arrangements were maio for the team to go to Newberry, S. C., to attend the South Carolina meetitng of firomen, on June 5th and th. Mr. C. V. looper, the president, appotited ts captain it. J. Swintoin, andN W. S. Orr as secretary an( trea:uer. 'Tle teai consists of: C. . llooper, president; 13. .1. Swhnton, captain; W. S. Orr, secretary and treasurer: run ners. 1,. L. 'ettus, J. M. Davidson, T. It. Ilouston, V. S. Charles, Clarence Reed, Tom Simpson, Jack Helvin, Fred Springs, 11. Roediger, P1. MI. Cave, Recce Chimpion, C. M. Wills, J. J. Foreman, !". B. Mlcall, L. 1I. IIamel and J. W. Wilson. The colinlittee of arrangements is composed of U. P.. llooper, 13. .1. Swin 011, W. S. Orr and L. IT. 1lamel. President J. ). McNeill, of tho State Fireman's Assoviation, will accompany the Charlotte team to Newberry. Charlotte Observer, 2d3th inst. Tributo of RCespect. Whereas it has pleased (hod in his wise providence to remove from our1 number our belove(l sister, Miss ilettio Wisceman, a zealous and faithful mem ber of the Womian's Misionary Society of the Alethodist church of Newberry, chosen to be our (irst life member; therefore be it resolved, 1. That we the members of the W. P. j . S. of the M. E. church while we bow in submission to this allictive dispen sation do deelly deplore the lss wh ich we, in commioii with the church anid community, have sustained in the deat i of our sister. 2. That we emulate her 3xample as member of the society and will most affeetionately cherish the memory of her lifc and departure in the triumph of the Christian faith. 3. That a copy of those resolutions bk, sent to her bereaved relatives in token of our profound and heartfelt sympathy. 4. That these resolutions be recorded In the minutes of the society and a copy be furnished the Newberry papers for publication. MRs. P. C. GAILLARD, Miss ALICE 11ORNSEY, AIiss EnIrTH IIENDRSO. S. A. L. Riahiway. The Seaboard Air Line Railway has opened an up-town oflice at 1183 Broad way, New York City, Corner Twenty eighth Street. Its down-town passen ger ollice at 387 Broadway is still maintained. Any information as to tickets, rates, sleeping Car reservations, building and manufacturing sites in the South etc., cheerfully furnished at this ollice. Reduced Rates to Old Point Comfort, Va.-Account Annual Convention Na tional. Travelers' Protective Associa tion of A merica, Junie 3--8, 1901. For the above occasion, the Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell from all stations tickets to Old Point Comfort and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold, Junc 1, 2 and 3, limited for return passage to eight days from date oif sale, and sub ject to a further extension to June 15th. For full information as to con ditions, schedules, Pullman sleeping ear rates etc., via the Seaboard Air Liie Railway, the best line to Old Point Comnfo-r, from the South, South west and southeast, call upon or ad dress any Agent or Representative of the Company. Palmetto Liver Medicine may sa"e you a sp)ell of sickness. Take it in tine. 10e. at Dr. Van Smith's 1)rug Store. ly An inkling is all we can give hero of our splenldid assortment in Canned Frumts. Of course we show a handsome line of Evaporated Apples, Peaches, Prunes, &c., which, by the way, are the cheap est, good living we know. Come and look over our stock; you'll find what you want here. Our prices based up~on QUA LITY, not how cheap, but how GIOOD. The best goes farthest. WVant you to enjoy some of theso good things. Come and see, then you'll buy. Newberry, S. C. Will Io Ield 1ero from Midtilo of August to Midile of Septemb,er-'rofrcora Johenstonie anml Wallace, Principal ant Asnhmit Respc tively. Tho following letter from State Su perinteident McMalan has beenl re Leivcd by County Supewrintendent Wert.s. The sun1ner- school will coml menee on Aulgust 19 and close S0ptcm ber 17: Your1 County smimliler school will be holdl at the date sigtgested by you, Au gust 1I. Tihe principal will I It. 11. Johnstone: the asistait 1). 1). Wallace. You will pleas. it onc send personal notice to cteah of your teachers and eali of your trustees. Call to the it tention of Your trustees the fact that. jhe Country selhoolh, will accomplish more for the childrenl attending them ne.Xt SeSSiOnl if the teachers have in the meantimie taken a thorough cou-se of stuly in thesummer school for teachers under Instructors whoso work hits been in the hest schools. U rge upon your truistecs that if there is any money on hand to the credit of their school dis tricts they cannot spend it better than by appropriating $10 or $15 to the teacher for attendavce upon tle sum mer school. This is very genierally dono by the graded schools. Man. country schools havo adopted the pol icy. The idea is to send the (eachers oil' to get new ideas for tle clidren. That is progress. Of Course yon will impross 11o,on yomur trustees the inprtance of selecting and employing their (cachers early in Juine or July at tle fnrtherest. This is hecoiing the rule with all schools worthy the 1nie. Any other course is unjust, to teacher and pupil alike. The course of study will bear directly iipon the work to be done in the schools by th teachers. Ti'"e will be in structioni inl school uagetmt and especially inl geograp'sy and gramlimar, using the newly adopt,l books. The publishers have consOnted, in order to aid our teachers, and to help each teacher to become provided with a copy for her own private use in her daily teaching hereafter, to sell these hooks to actual teachers atteniiding tie sum1 ier schools at less than half price. iluchler's grammar will be reduced from 15 cents to 24) cents: U'rye's geo graphy from 75 cents to :37 cents. This is with the understanding that the couty superintendents will order and sell the books, and the principal of the school furnish to the publisher the names of the teachers who are enrolled in the school and entitled to buy at, this price. You will take care to have a supply of the books on hand in time. Very truly yours, J1ohnt .1. NiieMahan, Stat. Sup. of Educaton. twaro of a cough). A cough is not a diseaso but a symp ton. Consumption and bronchitis, which are the Iost dangerous and fatal qiscases, havo for their first indication a persistent cough, and if properly tr'eatedl as soomn as this cough appears are easily cuired. Chiamberln's Cough 1 temedy has proven wonderfully3 site cessful, and gained its w ide reputatlin and extensive sale by its success in curing the disemases whtichi cause coutghi ing. If It is not beneficial It will not cost, you a cent. For sale by WV. E. Pelhiam. You, Know Whatl YOU Are Takinug When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the fomnular Is plainly printed on cvery bottle shtowing that it Is sitmply liron and qiinen in a taste less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Chenp liatel en Southern Rauil Road. Reduced rates to Ncwberr-y, S. C. and return from all points withina the State of South Carolina, inacludmtg Augusta Ga. One (irst claus fare for the round trip) for individuals, and still lowver ratcs for F'iriemn and lirass bandis in utniformi, ten or more on 01n0 ticket. Dates of sale Juntme 4th and for traIns schedutled t) araivye Newber-ry prior- to noon of .June 5th, final limit Jutne th. Firemen's apiparat,us to be transp)ort ed fre-e. Hundreds of itost deligtful summer resorts anti summer homes on the line of the Southern Railway jutickly and comfortably r-eachecd. Ashville, Ilot Springs, Tiryon, Hen dertsonville *Wairm Springs, Lithiat Sprlings. Isle of Palmns, Cumbieirland Island, Old Point, Comfort, Vir-ginla liench, Butgalo hithla Spr-ings, Virginia hiet Sp)rings, White Sulphurt anid Look out Mounitain, "The Land of the Sky,' "The Sapphire Riegion" and many other neat-by a dI distant mountain rc. treats. Southern Railway also otTers superior service and aLccomtodationis to reach the Ut-eat Lake region, the Alleghany and Adirondack Mountainus. Low round trip rates. Suimmer- Tout-ist iratcs to Souithern coast resortr-thc Isle of P'alms, S. C. St Simnons and (Cumborland Islanid, Ga. P ablo Beach, Fla., Motrchead City, N C,, etc. Tiickets now on sale. For dctaIled information apply to any agent of the Southern Railway Comn pany. WV. H1. Tayloc, A. C. P. A. Atlanta, (Ga. J. A. BUutTrON, Agent. Biliousness is a cond ition character Izted by a dlisturtbance of the digestiv< organs. The stomach is (deb1itated t,he liver torpId, the bowels constipated Ther-e Is a loathing of food, p)ains ii the bowels, dizz~'inecss, coated tongu and vomiting, fIr-st of the indigested o partly digested food andi then of b)11t Ch am berlalin's Stomach and LI vet- TJoh lets allay the disturbances of tn stomach and create a healt,hy appetits They slso tone up the liver to a health action and regulate the bowels. Ti them and you are certain to be muc Sp leased with the result. For sale b WV. l. Peiham. How To Gain Flesh Persons have been known to gain a pound z d,y by taking an ounce of SCOTT'S EMUL SION. It is strange, but it often happens. 'Somehow the ounce produces the pound; it seems to start the digestive machinery going prop erly, so that the pati.nt is able to digest and absorb his ordinary food, which he could not do be fore, and that is the way the gain is made. A certain amount of flesh is necessary for health; if you have not got it you can get it by taking C0W rnision You wi finI it just as 1:. ful ill summer a in winter, and if you arc thriving upon 1t don'i stop necause the weather is wann, 1, . .1'' dt.c o ',"al ist . SCfT I I()V N (ii Ch i , New Yk. No h in,, so _rood for. livor and k I it nC, Just these thr-ee poin wear Clothing 1 P l ty o dU li di w. rc . 1 0k.n,myar yoIll D n the ' fav or o lnii sel1f thle favorI of purchas~0in Jg. At anl ing cool is not u licult when SunIuer Shirts l sist g reatly in plynoy of vaiety to hp in the ioloi oI tilla wo're "Iin the Swimao .'' 'Ti hero for overy h11aditlh right 1atn: Our Shoeis Ntrllct ittetriiyn bi an1ce and roa:onalo price. o assi comfort. Wo solicit an inspeLtion of our sti -Trn.cler IJowv Good Time. E-.ery man, lady anc boy should have a goot time piece. Come an< buy it of us as we hav< a large selection. If your watcch, clocd or jewelry y' eeds repal bring it to us and w< will put it in good or der. We also have a nic< line of Jewelry, Silver Wear and Glass _The Jeweler. 1 ..htteudr5ge,bigt ch0de, towl ae , Jh ___ Roetsn meitel afe thp f,li dert,sn of th~lois notled for In . onscuitive weeksill aII pply t,o ti . Judge 7th JudIcial Clrcuit, for an ord 3 ar,point ing the J udlge of I'robaite for sa e County, the guairdia~n of the estato . said inJrs; that thie estate of sa - minors conslaIts of a twothlrd minr o in eighty acresM of land, mioreo or lc .and the same: interesut ini about fc y hundred dollars, Inherited by si y mninors from the estate of Lowls9 Dmu h Iett, deceased, through their moth y IAlice Rtob iuon de oised. A No o 6 can be grown without Potash. T USupply en lllgh Pot - ash and your OS profits w%ill be ag;Without Potash your -crp will be SCr,1bby." Na III Nt-\v Y rik. School Election. rj3IIE TiUJSTPiC-'.S ANI) PATRONS of Mt.. iethel School will pleaso memt. at, the schoolhouse on Saturday, .J ine 8t1, at -1 p. m., for the purpose of elect ing a teacher. Clandidates for the position Canl 'end their applicat ins to anymie of I lie undersigned. The salary is $3() per monlh an'. the term bix or seven 111onft . .. Y. TiIOMl'SON, .1. C. S. iROWN, .1 NO. S. IltUI,, f I . T.1rustecs. f I!; SilT ts about our ready-to worth your soriouns considoration. If tho gootds you will probably do your rato wo invito you to look at our 0110 is proporly drossod. Our tock of this direction-- good colors, too, and 't ion. TWS!! II.Z".is!Z ! his is tho I ta Storo. ThoroH' a Hat n1 fit and in pric. io of thoir high t. Aity, ologant appear. tro you a good lit, too. That moats m-Nfsr gOO, rL" A Searching Test, in theo days of hurry and rush tho med(icinios you uso1 should1( bo of the htighesrt grado, and absolutoly puro. PRESCRIPTIONS comipoundied by Iilnsedl and gradut atod Phlarmtacists. " Caili at Pelham's Pharmacy. Inet.rest, paid( on deos)its in the Savings De)parl tmen t, at, the rato of 41 per' cent. per' antanmur from date of deposit at TheClllmmercial BMl O1" Nl'WBViEiUY, S. C. CAPITAL ---$50,000 00 We tr'ansact a general lBaniking busii neOss and solicit, the accounts of indi viduals, firms and corporations. 1)1iREoTOS. F. Z1. WVIrSON. WV. 11. llUNT. JNO. M, KINAIXRD, Przesiident. 0. B. M AY iR, '%. F. WIGH-T, Vice-President. Cashier. WINTHROP C0LLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AND 3r T111i0 EXAMINATIONS FOR THICF ,, award of vacant scholarship in a Winthrop College and for tho admris b- sion of new students will be hold at, the io County Court f louse on Friday, July 10 12th, at 9 a. mn. er A pplicants muist niot be less than fif id teen years of ago. of When scholarships aro vacated after Id July 12th, they will be awarded, to aBt those making the highest average at ~s, this examination. uar TVho cost of attendanco, including Id board, furnished room, heat, light and k- washing, is $9 00 por mont,h. r, For further information and a cata logue address President D.. 11. Johnson3 Rock Mll. 8. C. 2L.