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NEWBERY MARKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. Meat....................... 8(a90o. Shoulders ........................... 8c. H ams................................. 14c. Best Lard .......................... 10@ l Ic. Best Molasses, now crop...... 60c. Good Molasses..................... 25)50c. Corn ................................. The. M eal ................................. 70c. Hay........ ................ $1.00. W heat Bran........................ $1.25. 1st Patent Flour.................. $4.75. 2nd Best Flour................... $4.25. Strait Flour........................ $4.00. Good Ordinary Flour ..........$3.25 3.75. Sugar ..................... 6c. R ico................................... 5( 8c. Coffee............ .................... J(ui 15 . Cotton seed meal, per sack... .25. Bale Hulls, per ewt............. 350. Country Produce! Butter, per lb ..................... 15I 20c. Eggs, per dozen .................. l0c. Chickens, each................... 15(a25c. Peas, per bushel.................. 00. Corn, per bushel................. 70c. Sweet potatoes ................... 50() 60c. Turkeys, per lb .................. ( ) 8e. Fodder, per cwt ................. 75c. Western Beef both Friday and Sat urday thir week at "now market," Adams street. f It TODD & \VI'TTAKER. Muson's Fruit Jars. Smith Company solls half gallon at $1.00 per dozen. Quarts at 70 cents per dozen. f&t Money to Loan. On long time and easy terms, secured by first mortgage on Improved real estate. Apply to Hunt, Hunt & Hun ter, Attornoys at Law. ft&f The city market has just put in a new and every respect and up-to-date re frigerator and is now prepared to meet competition in every respect. t&f 6t City Afarket. Imperial Pressing Club Located on corner Friend and Nance streets at Watts old stand is prepared to do all kinds of cleaning and dying and pressing. Goods called for and delivered. Eight suits of clothes per month pressed and cleaned for $1.00. - t&f tf. EDDIn PAYNE. Barbecue. We will give a first class Barbecue at Mt. Pilgrim, No. 9 Township, for the benefit of the church, on Friday, July 20, 1901. MEMUERS. Take it all the year round-Palmetto Liver Medicine. 10 cents at Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly You Know What You Aro Taking When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the fomular is plainly printed on every bottle showiug that it is simply Iron and quinine in a taste less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. For Biliousness, Jaundice, etc., use Palmetto Liver Medicine. 10 cents at Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly Try Palmetto Liver Medicine for in digestion. 10 cents at Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly Prosperity Gots the Dispensary. The Supreme court has decided the celebrated P'rospority dispensar'y ease in favor of establishing a dispensary at that place. This was a hard fought ease and attracted widespr'ead attention on account of the legal questions in volved. The dispensary was represented by Hunt, H it & Hunter and C. L. Bleaso, and the petitioners were represented by Jfohnstone and Welch. The County Board of Control has ad veirtised for a dispenser and will pro ceed to establish a dispensary there at an ear'ly date. A Good Cough Mettieine. Many thousands have been restored to health and happiness by the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If af flicted with any throat or lung trouble, give it a trial for it is certain to prove beneficial. Coughs that have resisted all other treatment for years, have yielded to this remedy and perfect health been restored. Cases that seemed , hopeless, that the climate of famous health restores failed to beuefit, have been permanently cured by its use. For sale by W. E. Pelh am. Newborry's Future. The people of this town and county are favored with one of the most healthful climates and are richest natural resourc es of any place in the south. Befoire these people there is a grand and bright future. This is destined to become a manufacturing centre. The second cotton mill located on the lower edge of town brIngs Prosperity near to us, and we will continually spread in this same direction. Now what is needed is some hustling energetic citizen to go to work and establish a park. Put up at this park a suitable place for dancing and other amusement, lay out a nice ground for picnics and barbecues, build a street car line to this place from Newberry connecting with Prosperity and he will make "dead loads" of money. , Spearman's mineral spring would make an ideal place. But if this is too far from town there are several others that could be fitted up at small cost. There would not be less than 2,000 pas eengers each day and at 10 cents for the round trip this would amount to $200. - 'We would be glad to see something of the kind established here and confi d ontly believe if properly managed would net a neat lhttle sum. *We would likec to hear from some of the, business men along this line. WHAT A WONDERFWUL DISCOVERIY is PEn~RY DAVIsI' P?AIN-KILLER~ I It not onlycoures the ills of the human family, but is also the sure remedy for horses and cattle. It has never been known to MUi in a dure of the worst eases of clo; and for sprains, galls, etc. it desver fails-try it once. Directions enompany each bottle. A void substi juter tereis but ono Pain-I(iller, VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Mr. Oito B. Bowers, of Atlanta, is it the city. Mr. P. .. Voss is at home for a fcu days visit. Mr. Nat Gist wont to Spartanburg Wednesday. lliss )ello Land, of Augusta, is thc guest of Mrs. J. A. Burton. Mrs. L. B. Aull leaves tornorrow foi a visit to relatives at I)ysons. Miss .Mary Workman, of Goldville, Is the guest of Miss Mary Ituford. W. J. litche, Esq., of Iaurens, wai in the city Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Annie M. Riser will leave to morrow for a visit to relatives in Green Ville. Miss Maud Schaeler, of Savannah, Ga., is the guest of Miss Azile Pool this week. Sea advertisement of ceortilleate of stock lost in another column of this paper. Quite a large crowd of negroos from l'rosperity spent the Fourth of July in Newberry. Miss Lizzio Wicker, of near 'omaria, is visiting her aunt, Miss E. Y. Morris this week. Mrs. R. D. Wright left yesterday for Hendersonvillo where she will spend some time. Mrs. W. 11. Carwile left Tuesday for Spartanburg where she will spend some time with friends. Rev. W. I. Herbert is attending the Cokesbury District conference this week at Lownesvillo. Col. O. L. Schumpert has gone to Spartanburg to attend the Sessions court there this week. Mr. Thomas Neal, who has been at tending Vanderbilt university, is at home for the summer. Miss Addie Chapman and her brother, Carroll, of Columbia, are visiting their sister, Mrs. J. M. Ward. Don't forget the play at opera house tonight by home talent. If you do you will have cause to regret it. The Excelsior Fire Company will not go to Charlotte as the prizes offered are too small an Inducement. Mrs. R. C. Williams and children left yesterday for North Carolina where they will spend the summer. Miss Nannie McCaughrin left yestor day fo - Spartanburg where she will be the g,. t of Mrs. W. H. Hunt. Mrs. J. K. Gilder and daughter, Miss Pauline, left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Richmond, Ky. Mr. John S. Fair, of Cokesbury, ar rived in the city yesterday on a visit to his brother, Mr. Wm. Y. Fair. Col. W. H. Hunt, after a visit to Greenwood and Newberry, returned to his home in Spartanburg Wednesday. Mrs. Wright and her grand children, Mir. R. D. Wright's and children, left yesterday to visit relatives in Laurens County. The Red Men pleniced and barbo cued on Mr. J. M. Bowers' plantation about five miles west of Newberry yes terday. Rev. L. WV. Swope, pastor of Bush River river church will conduct the union services at Thompson Street church Sunday night. Capt. W. Hf. Day, who has been on a business trip to New York in the inter' est of the Newberry Knitting mill, has returned home. Prof. N. E. Aull, who has been visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Aull, at Dyson, arrived in the city yesterday and is the guest of relatives. Mr. John B. Sloan, of North Carolina, was in the city several days this week and delivered a lecture WVednesday night before Crozier conclave of the Improved Order of Heptasophs. Mr. W. H. MaCaw who has been in the city in the interest of "The Ex po sition" and soliciting advertising and making a write up of the town has gone to his home in Greenville. The sermon for the Woman's Mis sionar'y convention of the Methodist church in Nowberry on the 17th inst. will be preached by Rev. J. WV. Tar boux, who is visiting relatives at Georgetown and who is a missionary. to Brazil. The Newberry Cotton mills, the post. ofmie, the banks, the telephone ex change and some others took holiday yesterday. Mr's. James A. Blowers and little son accompanied by her sister, Miss Min nie Todd, returned to her home in Atlanta yesterday after an extended visit to her p)arents, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Todd. Mr. Orlando Sheppard, of Edgefield, who is a trustee of the Connie Max well Orphanage at Greenwvood, on his return home fr'om a meeting of the trustees, stopped over with Mr. B. F. Griffin for a few days. Hion. T. N. Wilson, of A rkadelphia, Ark., who has been on an extended visit to relatives and friends here, re turned home Tuesday. Mr. Wilson is doing well in his adopted home. In fact all Newberry boys do well where ever they cast their lot. White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternotion was left by the friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexington, 'Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. Ils skin slowly changed color, also his eyes, and he suflered terlibly. His malady was Yellow yaundice. Hie was treated by the best dyctors, but .withouft benefit. Then lie was advised to try Electric BItters, the wonderful S3tomach and Liver remedy, and hie writes: "A fter taking t wo bottles I was whooly cured" Atrial proves Its matchless merit for all Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. Only 250. Sold y all druggists. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. There will be preaching at Colony church next Sunday by the pastor. Miss Annie Smith, of Wisconsin, is visiting her uncle Mr. R. D. Smith. Miss Sallio Robinson has gono to Raleigh, N. C., to spend the rummer. Miss Estolle Gann, of Smyrna, Ga,, is tile guest of her aunt Mrs. P. J. Voss. Mrs. W. l. Ilinson and children left Tuesday for Woodruff on an extended visit to her father. Miss Louise Norris is absent from the city on a visit to relatives In Newberry. -Greenwood Index, 4th inst. Miss Thyra Schumpert, of Nowberry, is spending a few days with Miss Laura Irby.-Lauronsvilll IIerald, 5th inst., Mrs. W. Al. Gelflin, of Savannah, ac compained by her children are on a visit to her parents Air. and Mrs. E,. S. Coppock. Mr. and Mrs. 1,:. II. Aull accompained by their suns .1ohn K. and 1. II. Aull, Jr., are in attendaneo at the State Press Association at GIcnn's this week. Mr. 11. II. Evans, a member of the State board of directors of tho dispen sary is in the city for the festivities of the Fourth.-Spartanburg Herald, 4th instant. Prof. Rahn Riser, of Newberry, has been elected principal of the Ninety Six school and Miss Neil and Miss Mc Call, assistants.-Greonwood Journal, 3d Inst. Miss 1)elle Land, a charming young lady of Augusta, after spending a few days with Dr. E. C. Connor, left Mon day for New berry. -Green wood Journ al, 2d inst. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. L. Keitt, of New berry, are visiting at )r. Jesse F. Clove land's. They will also spend a while at Glenn Springs. -Spartanburg Her aid, 4th inst. Rev. Henry Stokes, of Cokesbury, and Rev. D. P. B3oyd, of Nowberry, were in the city Tuesday on their way to the District Conference, which is in session at Lowndesville.--Greenwood Index, 4th instant. Mr. Louis L. Littman, who has been in Newberry for some time past In the interests of the Improved Order of Heptasophs has succeeded in [organiz ing and establishing a flourishing con clave. He left today for Anderson ac companied by his wife and little son. Hypnotism is the craze now in New berry. Nearly every young man has hypnotized a half a dozen or more little negroes during the past week. We think it would be a good idea for each of these young men to take one negro or more, if he can manage them under special supervision and see that he is either at work or a sleep for the rest of the summer. Thomas B. Neeley, son of Berry Neeley of Newberry, who graduated this year at The Tuskageo Normal and Industrial Institute, Tuskagee, Ala., Booker Washington's School, has un der consideration, an offer from some Northern philanthropists to take charge of a school for colored students which they purpose establish at some point in South Carol.aa. Annual Moeeung of the Noewborry Cotton Seed 01l M1ill anid Fertnizer Con,p ny. The stockholders of the above comn pany held their meeting Wednesday afternoon and elected the following board of directors: R. C. Carlisle, Gee. S. Mower, Jno. M. Klnardl, H. H. Folk' (O. F. Long, T. V. Wicker, Jno. H. Wicker, T. M. Noel, L. W. Floyd. The ofmiers werc elected by the board of directors as follows: IL. W. Floyd, president, secretary, treasurer and manager; G. S. Mower, vice president and attorney. What's Your Face Wodth? Sometimes a fortune, but never, if you have a sallow complexion, a Jaun diced look moth patches and blotches en the skin,-all signs of Liver Trouble. But Dr. King's Newv LIfe Pills give Clear Skin, Rosey Cheeks, Rich Comn plexion. Only 25cents at al druggists. *FRESH ROASTED Coffee *a3lN BULK*Ees TIS IS. Something Better THAN YOU HAVE BEEN BUYING. Three Grades 20c. 25c, lb. TilE MIOLLdOHLON MANUFACTURING CO Orgunized on Tuesdiay mtid 1)irectors and Om11cers Selectcd--Sito selcutetd. The stockholders of the Mollohon Alan ufacturing company hold a meeting al council chamber on Tuesday effected permanent organization and elected tht following board of d ircetors. (eo. W. Sumnier, E. Ii. Wilbur, James Meln. tosh, Z. F'. Wright., 1). 11. Whleeler", J. N. McCaughrint and C. l". Summer, The number of shares of etock repre sented at this meeting were 130 in per son and 275 by proxy nunking 905 shares represented out of a total of 1,030 shares subscribed. The board of directors held a confer mice and the following ollicors were clected: President and treasurer- Geo. W. Summer; vice president and super intendent, E. 13. Wilbur; secretary, Z. F1. Wright; attorneys, i int, Hunt & Hunter. ''ho board of directors at a meeting hold on Tuesday evening after giving due consideration to soveral sitca ad mnirably located, decided that the place belong to Mr. J. N. aicCa'g;hrin had the decided advantage over any of t.ho others under consideration and this place was therefore accepted. This sito is situated in the eastern suburbs of the city on tho south side;of the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens and Southern railroads. The mill building will be located about 100 feet from the tank on the Columbia, [New berry and Laurens railroad. The opera tives' houses will be to the back of this and almost entirely without the city The company purchased 77 acres from Mr. J. N. Caughrin and about -10 acres from Mr. S. J. McCaughrin, but. this purchaso does not include tlhe dairy farm ploper and house. The mill building will be located in such position that it will be within easy access of both railroads. They will have the best water privileges in town. The lay of the land is such that an ideal factory village can be laid out. The elevation of the land is such that It can't help but to be a healthy and invigorating place for the operatives' houses. The streets have already been laid out and opened up to this place. Mr. J. E. Sirrine, who represents Lockwood, Green & Co., of Boston, Mass., is hero in the city now engaged in laying off the site for the mill. The plans and specifications will be mado in Boston by the architects from ir. Sirrine's drawings. This company was the architect for the Newberry Cotton Mills. The specifications and plans will be ready within the next thirty days when work will begin. Lodge Ofilcers Elected. The Pulaski Lodge 1. 0. 0. F. at their last regular meeting elected the fol lowing officers to serve t he ensuing term: N. G., V. B. Casey; V. 0., F. 11. Campson; Financial Secretary, J. Y. Jones; Recording Secretary, D. N. Wilkins; Treasurer, Theo. Danielson; 0. G., C. Danielsen. McCaughrIn Lodge, D)aughters of Rebecca, at their last meeting eleted the following oficers for tbe term: N. G., Mr's. Daisy Wilson; V. G.. Mrs. Daisy Brown; Secretary, Miss Ida Tu rnlpsced; Treasurer, Mviiss Mattie Hlallman. Blergcl I Tribe No. 24, I. 0. R.M., have elected the following officers: Sachem, E. E. Williams; Senior Saga more, J1. T. Hiutchison; Junior Saga more, J. M. Davis; C. of R., 1". HI. Campson; Prophet, S. G. Cartor.-Ob server, 4th. Heoartburna. When the quantity of food taken Is too large or the quality too rich, heart burn Is likely to follow, and especially so if the digestion has been weakened by constipation. Eat slowvly and not too freely of easily digested food. Mas ticate the food thoroughly. Let six hours elapse between meals and when you feel a fullness and weIght In the region of the stomach after eating, In dicating that you have eaten too much, take one of Chamberlain's arid Liver Tablets and the heartburn may be avoided. For sale by W. E. Pelham. This is the Guarantee Mark of a large Coffee Roast ing firm. By arrangement, they now ship us direct their choicest blends in bulk. Their Electric Power Plant onables them to roast it just right. All the Ooffeo beans are thoroughly cleaned by pat ent machinery. You got only pure, strong, fine flavored stock. A Crisp, Fresh, Dry Roast is what we offer. Either one of these three grades is good value. F"olksm fond of fine Coffee are sure to be pleased with this, as it makes a rieh, smooth full bodi'ed cup. Want You to Enjoy Some of it. It is economical, for you know really good Coffee goes farther. A taste is a test. R.B. F4cCartu New berry, S. C. @ @ Again the silont reaper with hit "sicklo keen" has entc :od o11 of the happy homes of our colmunity and cut down the father and lusband, On Wediesday afternoon, J uly 3rd, ai the sun was sinking to rest D1r. George Hartow Caldwell, after an illness of about seven weeks, breathed his last and entered upon that rest prepared for us in the home above. )r. Caldwell was cotparatively i young lnan, being just, 12 years of ag.Q, ho was well known throughout, t,1h' county, and was a manl, looked up to In the comtuntlitly where he lived. lie ranked among the foremost in his chouen profession and w'; this year elected county physician. Some years ago he was happily mar ried to Mliss Minni IRuff and she and thtreo children :urvive him. To the sorrowitlg widow, to the aged mother, to the only sister we exttnd our heart felt sytpathy. MIr. 1"lotcher M. .1'o3t receied a tel agrat yesterdaty frot (liester an uoutneing the d1'ath of his lit.tle daugh tee, tlargaret,. ir:;. I loyii antd tle lit tle one had gone on at visit, to relatives at their old homeu only the day before, and while Nargaret had not been well, htr death camne very unexpectedly. Silo was a bright little girl of about 3 years, the only child of fon ii parent.-, and our hearts go out to them in this hour of deepest. sorrow. Mrs. W. 11. Eiddy, after an illness of only about. two weeks, died at her home in this city this nmorning about 8 o'clock. Age about 23 year. Sito will he laid to rest at Rosemont cemetery tomorrow afternoon at tt o'clock. Ser vices will be conducted at. the grave. She leaves one little child about, a year old and a devoted husband to lourn their loss. Our sympathies go out to the bereaved ones in this their hour os ailliction. During last May an infant child of our neighbor was sit3eritg from cholera infantum. ''he doctors h' ~. given up all hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of Chamberlain', Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea H teledy to the house, telling thei I felt sure it would do good if used according to directions. In two days time the child had fully recovered. The child Is now vigorous and healthy. I have rccontcded this remedy fre quently and have never krown it to fail. - Al US. Ct.'rris BA1KE, Book walter, Ohio. Sold by W. E. Pelham. The hest Prescription for MAiarta Chills and Fever is a bottle of G rove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and quinine In a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 50c. Lost On the streets of Newberry one foun tain pen and gold pen ii ivory stall with gold bands. Finder will be liber ally rewarded by leaving it at this office. Both pens were In one holder. "When I last heard of him they used to say she could twist him around her linger like a string." "It was evidontly true. She has since tied a knot with him." Pahnuetto Liver Medciicinie curted mec of chronic constipation,'' writes James Evans, Piedmont, 8. C. Sold at Dr. VanSmuith's Drug Store. ly Stops the Cough an.id Works off the Cold Laxative Bromo Quinine T1ablets cure a cold in one day. No cure, nto pay. Price 25 cents. 8T0lTETllENT OI coRlltORi of Tho 88vn1[ Bank of EcW Forry, 8, C. at thc closo of Bilsineoss Junc 29th, 1901, Publ1ished i11 can formitly with all Act oi thu Scnoral Assoimbly, RI ISOUIWaCS: Loans and Di)scounts......$180,029.67 Over-drafts secured and( uin secured...................... 2,685 35 Bonds ...................... .... 2,200 00 Fu'irniture andl Fixtures... 1 ,:io0.o D)ue f rom Ban ks..9,592 32 Cash............... 21,057.22- 30,649 54 $216,864 56 Capital....................... $ 50,000.00 UndivIded profits.............. 10,5i71.5t Dividends ulnpt Id $ 2,034.50 Cashier's checks outstanding .... 204.73 Deposits from Banks........... ,22.69 Individual dc pIosits........... 96,780.13-105,293.05) Bills p)ayat>le................. 45,000.00 $216,864.66 I, J. Ed. Nor wood, Calh!er of the above named bantk do solemnly swear that the abovo statement Is ttue to tile best of my knowvledge and belief. J. Ei. NOR WOOD Cashier. Swvorn to and subscribed before mue this fifth day of July, 1901. N. P. for S. C. A tteet: JAs, KC. GILDER. 0..McR. H[OLM v.:S JAMEs MCINTOSH. L0ST OR MISLAID. C ERTIFICATEl~ FOR TWO (2) Shares in Trhe Nowberry Cotton Seed Oil Mill atnd Fertilizer Company standing in the name of Rt. C. Perry on the books of salid company. Ap'plica tion has been made for duplicate of same. Rt. C. PERRIY. Teacher Wanted. rflHE TR.USTEES AND PATRONS .Lof St. Philip's school will meet at the schoolhouse the 19th of July, at 4 o'clock, p. ma., to elect a teacher. Ap plicants can send their applications to any one of the trustees. Trmr about six or seven months. W. T. KOON, D). A. RUtFF, Rt. 0. SIOGH, I Alierha. 8A. Trustnea. HELPS TO SCORE \'hno tho ilmplomollt of tho garm aroof reliable(quality andlnmado right. BASEBALL GOODS sold horo aro <f regulation pattorn anld larlo froiii the host intorial. 'ho vorllnllnsihip is excellent, and the finish lprfect. Tho cost of ia full e(qlipmo1enlt, will not amlltounlt to mullc at thie Newberry Hardware Company. DR. RUST'S On inal I and Genuiine, always reliable and safe. ILa iv'! alwvays ask for Dr. liust's Cotton Itoot and l'ennyroyal Fe male Pills. They never fail aid never injure. Mailed to any addresv on re eeipt of $1.00 by Giider's Corner I)rug Storo Sole Agents, Newberry. 'V'icGrxJE.. of 1%CED='IM IEASILY, QU('N I,Y A ND l'l4l.\ AN 1.NTl Y li-iTOnl). Magnetic Nervine is sold w it.a written guatrantee to cure Insominiiit, lWits, liizziness, IIysteria, Nervous Debility, Lost, Vitality, Semi nal ILosses, Pailing MIelory-the result of over work, worry, sickness, errors of youth or over-indulgence. I'rico $1; 6 boxes $5. By mall iii plain package to aiiy address oil receipt of price. Sold only by Gilder's Corner I)rug Store Solo Agents, Nowherry. JA.P:A NESE P II 'I"E CU TYM A new Ind complete t reat:milt, con sisting of Sutppositories, C'apsulles of Ointmennt and two boxes of Ointmient. A never failing cure for 'iles of every nature and degree. Iti makes an opera tion with the knife, which is painful, and oftol iesul ts in dcat h, unnl essarv. Why endure this terrible disease? \ie p ck o written gnmtraitee in each $1 box. No cure, no pay. 50. ,tn(1 $1 at box, 6 for $5. Sent by mail. Sample free. O I N'I ,\1l l'T, 2.:w. A N I) .511. CONss'Tl l'Atl()o eured, l'iles prevenlt e(1, by datpItnese Liver pellets the great LAiver and Stoliach Regulator and llood I'tiicer. Small miid aad pleasant to take; especially adapted for children's use. 51) doses 25e. Gilder's Corner Drug Store Sole Agent,s, Newherry. Notice to Teachers. T iIlA BOARD 01" SCHOOL TItUS tees, of the .1lroatl River School District, will meet on Saturday, July 0th, to elect teacher for next scholastic year, commencing the first Monday in September and continuing for cight, m11on1ths. Salary $35 per month. AppliCanlts will aldress with testi Secretary of hoard, Craven lul11,S. C. COMPLETE Power Plant For Factories and Mills. ENGINES; Corliss, Automatic, Plain Side Val vos. Itoators-, and Pumps. SAW MILLS; From small plantation mill, to the hoaviest miills in the market. All kInds of wooId working machinery Flour and1( cor'n milllinig machi nery. Comnplele ginning s14 ystemls, Lummus, Van WInklo and1( T1homas. l'cagines, Boilers, Saws, Gins in stock for qu1ick( delver'y. 1320 MaIn St., Cohnnbia, S. C. ThIs signatuiro Is en every ,ox of the genuInt Laxative Bromo-uiinine Tahlets i,ho remedy that cures ar cold in one day Now for I We have now reache where we always cut tV and Summer Clothing, Shoes. We have no ex want to convert the b~ stock into cash to get r TER GOODS, and our ic move our stock out of possession of our patr We don't want this~ or read like a "Fake.' sensible people as a plain business propos: Tomorrow we begir Straight! An actual mark-do mark-u p! We do it because itNE Come to see us. Have You a Daughter? SHE \ tr,Uir"-sYOU: ANDTIIE \\ORLD IN 1';1tRT1()N T'-) "T"i:M EucD cATIrON offers the bt aest zd vini. gx-, edIcation ally, aocially, r.;ligionily, g i"i1 A, 1{. t. '.. Norml .31 1 - I.: Z rt" ,io', Art I al I uine-u Courses. I "'ndor exlper encd t each in an idoal (')ll,'go 1comlnunity. Mlost health ful location. Deep tuhular w "el;, water absolutely pure, l,nw rate-:. 'Th'e past year all our roomtla wore oc Cerpied, anld many ro)Ilms are entaged for tlxt ses.iun the forty-third which Opens Septetmber 18th. ior illustratel calrnalO t le addre Rev. James Boyce, Pres't, ue \\'est., 1bbeviile Co., S. ('. THAT'S FOOLISH! No Honsiblo nutl "throws good nonoy aftor bad" aftor ho roalizs what ho's doing. You will novor bo ablo to securo such amp111lo returns as we give you for your money. Come horo and Have your good money oni tltodiciltes and overy thinlg. Pelham's 2 Stores. -TH E Natio lal Bailk of Nowblhlry, S Ci (Esr ALISlaEu IN 1871.) Capital - -- -- - $150,000.00 Surplus and li'oflits - 96,865.88 General banking business transacted with promptness. Special attention to collections. ('orrespondencu solicited. Savings Dopartment. Deposits allowed interest at the rate of -1 pCr centit pr ainuulli from datte of deposit. Interest payable January lot and July 1st of each year. M. A. C1AR1t 1-:.1, P.rest. 'T'. S. DUNCAN, Cashier. J. \V. M. SMMONS, Asst. C'r Founded 1842. "Sing their own praise." Sold direct from the f ac tory. Comparison speaks lOuider than tes timonials. Stieff pi anos "sing their own praises." Order one on trial or for compari son and you will buy the Stieff. Old i ns tr um en ts taken in exchange. CHAS. M. STIEFF, Piano Manufacturer, Baltimore, Md. Nor. & So. Carolina Bra nc h Wareroom, 213 N. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C. C. H. WILMOTH, ____ Manager. :ut Prices! d the season of the year ie prices on our Spring Straw H ats and Low Cut cuse to offer-We simply alance of this season's .eady.for FALL AND WIN w prices will certainly the house and into the :>n s. td to appear sensational 'We want to impress ruthful statement of a :ion-which is it to cut regular prices, wn without a privious good business to do it. PINEa Co